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[" Bm The Spirit of 76 revisited.page & } 4 j Te Asa VOLUME 7, J LU pe LIT LE REN COPIES : : : 5 ey of the press in jeopardy?Communi flocks to Centre Greene holiday sale # ADRIAN SALDANHA In whats now a tradition for the whole commune itv.Centre Greene held ils annual \u2018Treats and Treasures Bazaar and Crafts Sale last Saturday \u2014 and the turnout was better than ever.\u201cI haven't seen this nrmy people for many vears,\u201d said Fxeentive Director Wesley McCoy, who has been with Centre Greene for seven years.very vear for as long as most of the diree- tors could remeber, Centre Greene has held this event as a wav to raise funds for ils many community programs.Principally à crafts sale, Treats and \u2018Treasures also offered a bake sale, a raffle contest and a lunch prepared by local volunteer workers at their own homes.As in most years, McCov ind the commun- itv centre's other directors and volunteers have spent weeks preparing for the fundraiser McCoy praised evervone at the centre for all the time that they pul mito organizing the event, \u201cTU wouldn't be a long shot to say t's about 1,000 hours worth of work,\u201d he said.He also thanked the warm weather they got on that fall day for having a big hand in the n House School, discussed the importance of high athletics and high academic strong turnont.\u201cThere's alot of energy today,\u201d ôtiation lat week.See sfory.at www.westmountexaminer.com he said.\u201cThere's just been an moredible number of people.\u201d Michael Matgovich (right), Director of Athletics at Sel standing with members of the Westmount Histor rikabA: H Fontaine Meubles Décors.1 Boiserie Alpin \u2026 LEGS offers in Matelas Bonheur .2 Evenko.ca.NOT da NA) H Grégoire.3 Plaza St-Hubert 4 Liquidaxion.com.5 Electronique Direct.9 LeVOG condo.11 \u20264 Lapointe & Champagne.6-7 Airmax Climatisation.10 Les Portes Polaires .4 Cinémas GUZZO .8 Chaussures Larry.11 BidGO.ca.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 12 Continued on page 6bbh Joseph Marovitch Cell: 514.825.8771 A\u2014 {HN | Courtier immobilier * Real estate broker Bur: 514.934.1818 ROYAL LePAGE josephmarovitch @ royallepage.ca HERITAGE www.josephmarovitchrealestate.com 2 - Thursday, November 24, 2011 - Westmount Examiner - www.westmountexaminer.com u LOCAL NEWS WWW.WESTMOUNTEXAMINER.COM Speaking out against press restrictions @ MORGAN LOWRIE Beryl Wajsman is fond of pointing out that there are onlv five countries in the world where governments are involved in the accreditation of journalists: Cuba, Zimbabwe, North Korea, China and Iran.Not exactly bastions of liberty NEE 901 BOUL.CREMAZIE OUEST, ' MONTREAL gg (514) ELITE and free speech.\u201cIs that what we want for our progressive HUGE vases BE STORIE Sa Quebec?\u201d he asked members and guests of the ay Ë NUMÉRIQUE) Montreal Press Club at Westmount's Atwater ver\" QL | me even au: A wai Library on Monday night.1:083:35-1:08.9:38 i 105-8:10.7:48 1:00-9:20 12:30-3:00-5:10-7:20.0:30 Wajsman, local radio host and editor of ae A ce a Montreal publications including The LE ee Suburban, presented the public lecture to take SQ Lesrenespieos JRERRECRIAG (Es PETTS PIEDS | LA SAGA TWILIGHT: LA 3AGA TWILIGHT: aim at the Quebec governments proposed | OVEONHEURT EEN 1) 1 BONKEUR Z 30) REVELATION REVELATION plan to begin accrediting journalists.EVERY DAY: oll M EVERY DAY: | EVERY DAY: He said that by accepting government con- 12:50:30 7 PIN minor 1.08-3:30-7.05-3:30 1:15-540-7:18.0:40 trol, journalists would no longer be able to = | wart som wTEson I LTE Sw sat fulfill their most important function: to advo- = cate for citizens who are facing injustices, often um À Les montés 30 PR NN Le CHAT POTTE J MONSIEUR CZAR at the hands of the authorities.SE Sm, ree | IW aman, | Ber Waisman a the Atwater Library on +10-3:10-5: 108 :10-3:30-7:10.9: A FIST .: pith Monday night.Photo: Wayne Larsen Continued on page 10 bb» LATE BHO FRISAT LATE SHOW FRI-SAT om LATE SHOW FR 3AT 11:10 11:50 #1:15 HUGO Centre de santé et de services sociaux de la Montagne VOTES SON FADELA SUR 100 ENGLISH sa V ER S I O N HRIRINEN - Centre affihé uruversitaire LATE ShON EI UT - Vaccin contre Influenza (flu) 3 » - - » - LI - \u2014\u2014 rl we | l\u2019influenza (grippe) Vaccination Clinics CHRISTMAS 30 DIGITAL) oi; | omens I mesa os event out Le CLSC Métro offre CLSC Métro will be offering | mse 1286.15 THLE 505 715808 248 gratuitement le vaccin aux free influenza (flu) vaccine to LATE SOW FRAT LATE SOW FU Bt .«gr .\"a as personnes suivantes vivant the following people residing in dans son territoire: its territory: HAPPY FEET 2 {30} yr 4E TWILIGHT SAGA! 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AESTHETIC MEDICINE + Anti-wrinkle specialist + Botox / Juvederm.\u201cLimited time offer rie pe Tel.: 514 272-1175 fiction \u2014 all the characters in the book become fictional.\u201d At the end of the two readings, the authors Millions of satisfied civnts singe 1910 MILLION CARPETS & TILES Rrra id : i 3 ; www.milliontapis.com * www.millioncarpets.com joined Lagacé Dowson onstage for a question period.When asked at first if the two authors had any questions for each other, Eugenides replied jokingly.\u2018I do, but I get to have dinner with him later.\u201d Simons, Herskowitz open Marianopolis concert series Marianopolis College has announced a new concert series, Entre Nous, which begins tonight with a performance by pianist/composer Matt Herskowitz and Mark Simons on clarinet.Under the title \u2018Rhapsody in Blue: Gershwin, Bernstein and the Jazz Effect\u2019 the duo will be performing works by George Gershwin (Rhapsody in Blue), Leonard Bernstein, Kurt Weil, Srul Irving Glick, and Matt Herskowitz.Simons, former artistic director of the Westmount Youth Orchestra, explains the roots of the repertoire.\u201cIn the late nineteenth century, things got pretty tough for Jewish families in Eastern Europe,\u201d he stated this week.\u201cMany decided to emigrate, arriving in North America with their rich raditionserid: their beloved Klezmer music.Gershwin's parents left Russia, and Bernstein's parents left Rovno (now the Ukraine).Typically, the children would have heard their parents\u2019 traditional Klezmer music, and those who could afford it were enrolled in classical piano lessons.It didn\u2019t take long before the second generation also heard the exciting new sound of jazz, which was quickly seducing North American audiences.\u201d The concert takes place Thursday, Nov.24 at 8 p.m.in the Marianopolis Concert Hall, 4873 Westmount Ave.Tickets are $15 each.For more information, contact Alexia Jensen at 514-402-0314 or jensen.alexia@ gmail.com Académie > I dati Michele-Provost .Collège privé mixte de langue française - fondé en 1957 Maternelle - 5 ans, 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 1517 avenue des Pins ouest - Montréal (Québec) H3G 1B3 (métro Sherbrooke et autobus 144 ou métro Guy et autobus 165/535) £ - IIOZ \"HZ 13QUISAON \u2018Aepsiny| - J8U[UIEXZ JUNOUIISIM - WOIIDUIUIEX3)UNOUISIMMMM & - Thursday, November 24, 2011 - Westmount Examiner - www.westmountexaminer.com =n.OPINION mn We have lately been reminded that it is now 35 years since the Parti Québécois went from a fringe group of perceived radicals to the ruling government of Quebec.Now, with all that political baggage well in the past, Terry Mosher's much-celebrated advice to Anglo Quebecers at the time \u2014 \u201cTake a valium\u201d \u2014 seems especially prescient, although today\u2019s demographics suggest it was not heeded by many of those who saw his Gazette cartoon.Instead of heading for the medicine cabinet, they reached for the phone and called their local real estate agent.Highway 401 never looked so good to so many at the end of 1976, and since then Montreal has suffered, degenerating from Canada\u2019s largest commercial and cultural centre to the perpetual second-best, always in the shadow of the almighty Toronto.Of course most of Montreal's losses were Toronto's gains \u2014 so-much so that there is now no hope of ever regaining any of the dominance Montreal once held, at least outside of the hockey arena.\u201c Memories of that fateful night in 1976 are rife with the panic that immediately swept through the Anglo community, although they are now hilariously distorted and based on fears that proved to be totally unfounded.But at the time, people were frankly scared.It was as if all the rules had suddenly changed.That ever- present security blanket known as Ottawa was in real danger of being wrenched away.The Maple Leaf could be outlawed.Speaking English in public could be a punishable offence.and other such concerns that seem downright silly in hindsight.Even René Lévesque \u2014 once the supreme symbol of separatist malevolence \u2014 is now remembered as a fairly lovable rascal who managed to ruffle English feathers but did no real harm to those who decided to remain in the province.Here in Westmount, the very heart of Quebec's Anglo community, there was at first little evidence of worry.The front page of the Nov.18, 1976 Examiner, for example, was devoted to the election victory of Liberal MNA George Springate, and the only hint of apprehension \u2014 or lack of such thereof \u2014 was illustrated in a small item on page six describing the regular Monday evening bingo game upstairs in Victoria Hall, which went ahead as scheduled despite the election.At one point one of the Liberal Party organizers poked his.e Spirit of 76 head into the smoke-filled room and announced, \u201cThe Parti Québécois is winning the election!\u201d The only response to this supposedly grim news came from a player who shouted \u201cBingo!\u201d and, as the story ends, \u201cAll eyes turned back to their cards and a new game started.\u201d And who said keeping a stiff upper lip was just an old Westmount stereotype?Still, there was worry in Westmount, and plenty of it.Thirty-five years ago, many Westmounters fretted about losing their Canadian citizenship and planned to move across the Ontario border in order to preserve it.Today, with Westmount home prices averaging $1.5 million and The Examiner reporting a fairly healthy volume of sales each month, that big Toronto exodus has quietly become a relic of a foggy past.That hysterical spirit of 76 is so foreign to us now that it\u2019s hard to see what all the fuss was WWW.WESTMOUNTEXAMINER.COM NATURAL SCIENCE NOTES /he CAQmeleon (aKa.CHAMELEGaulT) about.The Office Québécois de la Langue Française still presents us with an occasional chuckle, of course, but the Parti Québécois is a floundering old mongrel, its bark and bite both reduced to non-menacing gasps \u2014 no longer the easy target of editorial writers bent on slaying political brutes.People have grown up, moved on, and are concerned with more important matters \u2014 leaving us with nothing but social peace, contentment, and (gasp!) Francois Legault.An open letter to the vandal who wrote on my car Dear Sir or Madam: 1 was surprised when 1 found your graffito in indelible ink on my car window early this week, indicating your dismay with how my car was parked.Surprised, but mostly disappointed that apparently one of my neighbours on Melville Avenue would stoop to this level.Having registered the appropriate criminal reports with Westmount Public Security and the SPVM, allow me to set the record straight publicly.On Sunday, Nov.20, just after noon, I parked my car on Melville Avenue south of de Maisonneuve.In so doing, | made certain to leave sufficient room between my car and the one in front to ensure the driver had room to back up and get out when he or she wanted to - this is not onlv a common courtesy.but a legal requirement that is, alas, too often overlooked in the Melville parking area.There was no car behind me for several yards.As you are perhaps aware, Melville does not have metered parking, and therefore.has no permanent parking spaces painted on the road surface.Therefore parking-spot configuration is somewhat fluid in that | have no control over the cars in front or behind mine.With the movement of cars between noon on Sunday and 7 a.m.Monday, it may well have resulted in my car taking two spots.My car didn\u2019t move, but the others did (all it would take is a car parked nine feet behind me \u2014 again not uncommon \u2014 and voila! | appear to be straddling two spots).Should you have any further gripes with my parking, 1 hope you will do the civilized thing and leave a note on the windshield complete with contact details.I'd be pleased to discuss the matter with you rationally, rather than through the cowardly, anonymous vandalizing of private property.Deegan Charles Stubbs, Melville Avenue The Million-Dollar Question To the editor: Mayor Peter Trent was interviewed last week on CBC Radio Daybreak by host Mike Finnerty, and he made several comments and a lame joke that no one listening to the interview thought funny \u2014 but let's just look at one of the answers he gave to a question asked of him.When asked how much has already been spent on the hockey arena project, Peter Trent said, after a noticeable pause, \u201cabout one million dollars.\u201d This was a shocking answer, and many citizens who signed the petition \u201cChange Westmount Arena Plan\u201d who heard the interview would like to ask Mr.Trent to explain how this could be possible if just the first set of architectural plans cost $1.3 million.Has Mr Trent forgotten after this was paid for there were two other sets of architectural plans completed by the same architect, Lemay & Assoc, and let's not forget that the third set of plans was for a complicated, underground, two full- sized hockey rink project.There are only two ways it could be possible that the City of Westmount has only spent $1 million on this seriously flawed and misguided project.One is that Lemay & Assoc did the second and third set of plans \u201cpro bono\u201d and the other is that the Citv of Westmount got a three-for-one deal.Larry Klepper, Ste Catherine Street Continued on page 5 bb» EXAMINER 245 Victoria, suite 210, Westmount (Qc) H3Z 2N2 Editorial & Sales » Tel: 514 484-5610 Fax: 54 484-6028 Administration » Tel: 514 685-4690 Fax: 54 685-3923 Classified ads: 1-866-637-5236 www.westmountexaminer.com RÉSEAU M3 SELECT AJRQ ww & Publisher: + Patrick Ani Beaulieu: Production rector: Robert Bourcer 5 CERTIFIED DISTRIBUTION : 10 417 COPIES Assistant Publisher: Lindsay Robb Graphic Desig Invogrf Montreal T1000 PRINTED copies a ~ Publisher's Liability for error: The publisher shall not be lable Sales manager: Tina Lemelin Je \u201cPrinted by: Imprimertes Transcontinental 2003 inc.\u201cfot slight changes or typographical errors that do not lessen the value of PRUE Transmag Division an advertisement.The publisher's lability for ather errors or omissions Sales Support Supervisor: ne Lifebire in with any Is strictly limited to 5 Advertising Consultant: Harve: Alsenthial Distribution: Medi ic: pd for th severe A vrai of even y > FE blac Mora 4520 ; editorial content, in part or 1 whole, In an official or unoéiéal marne, is IE\u201d Morgan Lowrie, Adrian Saldanha, Rad Disconi able by stone elo Pratt.tout à ten pers rom he obit.Region Marae: sare Loser : von om en sabre Cp ; ; President ! Nätalle Larivière Ee Mi OPINION TEN YEARS AGo NOVEMBER 22, 2001 BILL 170: \u201cNewly-elected megacity councillor Karin Marks savs she has no plans to bring the struggle against Bill 170 to Montreal City Hall.Following a hectic week that saw the swearing-in of the new City of Montreal's 105-member council, the appointment of the executive committee, followed by the tabling of the budget, Marks said in an interview that she sees decentralization of the megacity as one of the top priorities now.There's not much that can be done in council to reverse Bill 170, said Marks.\u2018Council has no jurisdiction over Bill 170.Actively working against it is something that will be done outside of council.\u201d FIFTEEN YEARS AGO NOVEMBER 21, 1996: SOFT SOVEREICNIST.\u201cIt wasthe wrong crowd at the wrong time.Daniel Turp.an advisor to the Bloc Quebecois, got a rough ride from a largely federalist audience at a panel discussion Sunday titled \u201cUnderstanding the PQ.The only real applause to resonate in the main sanctuary of Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom was reserved for Joan Fraser.former editor-in-chief of The Gazette.Fraser had questioned the integrity of Quebec separatists who view Canada\u2019s borders as easily divisible while believing that Quebec can never be divided.Turp, a soft sovereignist who professes to belong to the René Lévesque school of sover- eignty-assoctation.confessed to agreeing with many of the points Fraser made in her presentation to close to 200 members of the Emanu- El-Beth congregation.\u201d TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGo NOVEMBER 20, 1986: NEW SPORTS COMPLEX: \"Dawson College is planning to build a sports complex on the former Mother House property it now occupies on Sherbrooke street, between Wood and Atwater avennies.The college has been authorized by the ministry of education to proceed with plans for the so-called third facility.necessitated by an anticipated increase in student population to 7.000 by the time the Mother House quarters are ready for occupation m September.1985.According to Fred Harris, Dawson's director of facilities.a building of some four storeys is anticipated.to run along de Maisonneuve boulevard \u201d LS, Pour une ti Tranquiift rende.= bb» Continued from LETTERS page 4 Cycling concerns refuted To the editor: There are several comments I would like to make after reading Paul Marriott's letter to the Examiner on Nov.17.1) In Westmount, 1 have not seen non- occupied parking spots too often.Therefore, | do not see how the loss in parking revenue would be much.much lower than has been reported by City officials.Certainly Westmount is losing as much as every removed parking meter would bring in if remained in place.2) I have observed the bike traffic in the area of the path blocked by construction at Greene Avenue.The majority of bicyclists | observed were not confused by the block; they simply switched to the sidewalk and continued Come and Worship Sunpay NOVEMBER 27 FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT \u20188:00 am Holy Eucharist 10:30 am Choral Eucharist 5:00 pm Festival of Lessons & Carols - SunpAY DECEMBER 4 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 10:30 am Choral Eucharist Sunpay DECEMBER 11 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 10:30 am Choral Eucharist 5:00 pm Lessons & Carols to Honour the Christ Child Sunpay DECEMBER 18 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 10:30 am Choral Matins Advent at St.Matthi St.Matthias\u2019 Anglican Church 131 Cote St.Antoine Rd.{Corner Metcalfe.Westmount) Bus 24, 104, 138 to Sherbrooke & Metcalfe stop Walk one block north 514-933-4295 Rector: The Reverend Kenneth Near Bl Director of Music: John Wiens 3171772 their journey apparently not very concerned with a safety of pedestrians.And to be fair, they did not have much of a choice \u2014 one more argument for closing the bike path in the construction areas.3) Mr.Marriott savs that Westmount Citizens for Safe Cycling (WCSC) \u201cfocuses their attention on the narrow definitions of the dimensions of a bike path.\u201d The safety rules and standards are not written to reduce the human sacrifice or reduce insurance losses; they are written to eliminate incidents.Mr.Marriott suggests that the City of Westmount bend the existing rules to accommodate his convenience in inconvenient reality.A vear- after statistics only shows how frequently the rules were violated and how strongly or poorly thev were enforced.+) As much as we may be serious aboul reducing the volume of traffic on our streets, we cannot count on bicveles alone to achieve this goal.People who live on de Maisonneuve have seen a tremendous increase in traffic due Tire storage ° tgs service av dlable WWW.WESTMOUNTEXAMINER.COM to its complexity with all confusing multiple direction traffic.One extra bicycle on the roud is not equivalent to one less car on the road; it is most likely equivalent to one less user of public transportation.5) A huge army of world-renowned scientists do not share Mr.Marriott's \u201cno doubt\u201d knowledge that waning climate is caused by \u201cthe burgeoning number of cars.\u201d Mr.Marriott even suggests a hypothesis on a direct relationship between the climate change and the number of people who will use active transportation.lt is certain that given the rate of climate change, Mr.Marriott will be in a position to prove (or disprove) il only in several hundred vears.Grigory Izbinsky, De Maisonneuve Blvd.Send the editor an email: larsenw@transcontinental.ca # Lube, oil & filter change * Brake system (report on wear) * Coolant system * Exhaust system PLUS 60-POINT safety inspection * Direction & suspension inspection * Safety inspection: lights, electrical, fluids, etc.(for most 4 cylinder cars) : NN VENUE «gpd ond operated Service d'auto WESTMOUNT Auto Service : ##780 Sherbrooke St.West corner Grosvenor 514.932.1554 » 514.933.8556 te G - 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