The Westmount examiner, 26 juin 1987, vendredi 26 juin 1987

[" Alderman says: Reddy decision puts pressure on Quebec for seniors\u2019 centre By THOR VALDMANIS Mors to build a centre d\u2019accueil (senior citizens\u2019 home) on Hillside avenue should intensify now that the acute care role of Reddy Memorial Hospital has been endorsed by the provincial government, Alderman Sally Aitken said yesterday.Ald Aitken, Westmount\u2019s commissioner of community services, commented in the wake of Health Minister Thérése Lavoie-Roux\u2019s announcement Tuesday that the Reddy is to remain essentially an acute care facility for short-term care.Mrs Lavoie-Roux\u2019s verdict reverses a 1982 decision by former health minister Pierre Marc Johnson to convert the Reddy to long- term, chronic care services (for patients who require at least three and a half hours of care a day).+ \u2014 Patchwork Tea Room.Hd Museum hours from May 18 to patrd Ad / () ! Sept 30 are 10 am to 5 pm weekdays mous | _ and 11 am to 5 pm Sundays.Admis- patra - EPICERIE FINE sion is $1.50 for adults, $1.00 for Blair = C\u2014 ee seniors and 75 cents for students ard ( .or! and children.Pinsd IH TH 1 The society also operates the Tib- Roth = m= = bits Hill Pioneer School housing Brian] ; ., early country school items.e he Mill Pond Village is a charming collection u coeur de Knowlton et aux abords de l'étang school, which operated from 1844 ster.( 7 of exciting shops located on the historic Mill Pond Mill Pond vous trouverez une myrade de to 1928, is open just west of the Lake in the centre of Knowlton.The Blue Armoire: an boutiques charmantes et envoûtantes.Vous village on Sundays during June, vated enchanting collection of gifts, handicrafts.antiques pourrez visiter l'Armoire Bleue qui abrite des July and August from 2 to 5 pm st and artwork.Mountain Sports: a full service ski and sporting collections de cadeaux, antiquités et oeuvres d'art.Vous From June 27 to July 5, land} goods store.Boutique Scandale: an exciting assortment of uvez vous procurer des articles de sport chez Sports artist Mary S.Martin, SCA, Will and § ladies clothing and accessories.Flair International brings Montagne et dispenser d'un servic: spécialisé pour le ski.La hold an exhibition of her works at on S you crafts and clothing from around the world.England boutique Scandale vous offrira un assortiment de vêtements the museum, From July 18 to 27 the dinne Hill Clothing Company \u2014 an outlet store packed with great ©! accessoires pour dames.Flair International vous fera works of landscape photographer Foi découvrir des vêtements et objets d'art d \u2018 Romeo Ronci will be on view.call à deals on mens and ladies casuals.MacGregor foods will de.La objets dart des quatres coins de For further information, contact entice with tts vanicties of gourmet foods and fresh baked MONCE- compagnie de vétements England Hill \u2014 un the Brome Lake Historical Society, ds magasin manufacturier avec de véritables aubaines pour 243-6782 = goods.hommes et femmes.L'épicerie fine MacGregor vous séduira ° 3 par ses aliments gastronomiques et ses produits de In boulangerie frais.Ju Kno Pa AES does - tell us turn INTRODUCING =VILLAGE PRésENTE 1 blood 264 KNOWLTON ROAD, KNOWLTON, QUEBEC ! .aa due A 30, fi CLTB8ITS MILL SCHOOL HOUSE .1.100} -\u2014y SP PES EE ET NO WSR en Dw ew Tv TV = Be =m Westmount The visit and shop in in 2° Sem eee gp Examiner, Friday, June 26, 1987 One of the many pleasant spots in Knowlton is the waterfall over the dam at the = Shack DAVID N.DAWES & ASSOC.Complete jewellery.silver & watch repairs Réparation de bijoux, montre et argenterie WE SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM DESIGNED JEWELLERY NOTRE SPECIALITE LES BIJOUX FAITS SUR MESURE * Discreet disposal of estate jewellery & silver holloware e Expert evaluations for insurance purposes * Engraving on the premises * Trophies at 20% off suggested retail * Vente discrete de bijoux et d'argenteriv e Evaluation professionnelle pour fins d'assurance * Gravure e Rabais de 20% sur les trophées à 37 LAKESIDE, KNOWLTON TEL: 1-243-5128 CO\u201d MEMBER Mill Pond.In the background is the United Church.Three plays on program of theatre There's something extra enjoyable about summer theatre in the country.The atmosphere is more casual, everyone is more relaxed : 5 and all is conducive to a thoroughly pleasant evening.In Knowlton, summer theatre fare is offered by the Lac Brome Theatre and this year three plays will be presented as the group's first full summer season.The first offering, which opened June 10 and continues until this Sunday, June 28, is Bernard Slade's Same Time Next Year.Next on the program will be Neil Simon's The Odd Couple, from July 15 to Aug 2.The season will wind up with the presentation of Dario Fo's Accidental Death of an Anarchist Aug 12 to 30.The Lac Brome Theatre was founded by Emma Stevens, an actress who emigrated from England seven years ago.Honorary chairman of the patrons of the theatre is West.mounter Alex K.Paterson.Other patrons are: William Abot, Ron Blair, Judge Léance Coté, Mme Gerard Coté, Mrs.Joe Mizzi, Maurice Pinsonault, Robert Ronci, G.A.Rotherham, Richard Taylor, Mrs.Brian Timmins and Mrs.Alan Webster.The theatre is located in the Lakeview Hall of the newly renovated Lakeview Inn, 50 Victoria \\ Knowlton.Performances are Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, with a dinner a theatre on Sunday.Showtime is 8 pm.The dinner theatre is at 6:30.For information or reservations call the Lakeview Inn, 243-6183.Leave your blood in Knowlton Just because you're visiting Knowlton and having a great time doesn\u2019t mean you can't do a good turn as well.The Red Cross will be holding a blood donor clinic Tuesday, June 30, from 1:30 pm to 8 pm at the IOOF Hall, 476 Knowlton road.Kyo on CONDOMINIUMS We'd probably all agree that life by the lake is the life to live.But when that lake borders on countryside with the charm and tradition of Knowlton life becomes a celebration.Imagine swimming pools, tennis and marinas on site, with skiing, golf and horseback riding, all close by.It\u2019s a lifestyle that's yours for the taking, in magnificent luxury condominiums.From $96,000 to $225,000.1 to 3 bedrooms.AUBERGE DU LAC BROME Knowlton The office is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10am.to 6 p.m.For information call: Knowlton: 1-243-6173 Montréal: 844-3873 LE GROUPE IMMOBILIER PINSO 844-3873 RES À 18 - The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 26, 1987 == seme Sree ses fea ees This summer, visit and shop à in _ rr een ET \u2014\u2014e.in the Eastern\u2018 3 I Family fun awaits at Canada Day party Knowlton might be small, but on The scheduled activities begin At noon, a Canada Day birthday Ki Canada Day next Wednesday it will witha Boy Scout breakfast from7to cake will be cut and the band \u2018 be the place to be.The town's festivi- 10 am.There's an adult tennis tour- Beyond will perform in the beer WI ties are among the largest in the nament at Y am, a bike decorating tent.There will be a strawberry province.contest at 10 and a frog-jumping social at 12:30.A day-long schedule of fun events competition at 10:15, all prior to During the afternoon there will 2 for the whole family has been setup the official opening at 11.be a variety of games and contests, \" by the Knowlton Lions Club.The An antique car parade will take beginning with horseshoes at 1.M fun will be centred in Lions Park place at 11:30, which is also the Children\u2019s games will take place July 1 where all day there will be activities starting time for the traditional from ] to 3 and at 2 a team from For such as helicopter rides, a petting Canada Day bike race around CJAD radio will play the Lions Club the K 700, pony rides and a beer tent.Brome Lake.in softball.tion 1 Knowlton\u2019s second annual \u2018Cab KNOWLTON fun, bage Patch Reunion\u201d will begin at ADEMY MOTEL \u201c LE CAMPAGNARBD \"\u201d 9:30, followed at 3 by a mud wres The tling display.A magic and juggling sands ® Air conditioned * Unités show will be on at 3:30 and will be Know it climatisées repeated at 8 Chr units .A children\u2019s dog show is set for 4 no \u20acxq * Bath and e Bain et pm, as is a rugby game, followed by The shower douche a tug of war at 4:30 and arm wres- rage tling at 5.e Color T.V.e T.V.couleur An addition to the festivities this long i ® Phone e Téléphone year will be the first annual duck 5 g ren the K .arade at 5:30 pm, during whic a 5 CHURE \u201cnen * Refrigerator * Réfrigérateur merchants will parade with their | KNOWLTON ROAD 27777 26 ® Pool ® Piscine young Brome Lake ducklings which they have been training vigorously 48 49 29 © Appartements 2 1/2 meublés for the first annual Brome Lake CLAIROL Duck Race at 6 pm.547 Knowlton Rd., Knowlton, Tel.(514) 243-5597 The day will be capped off by FIRE STATION FEU 3 fireworks at 9:30.MAP OF KNOWLTON 3 2.Galerie Gordon Ladd 29.Decor Plus } ; 3.The Lakeview Inn 29.Kidd's Ice Cream = 8.Re/Max Brome Missisquoi 29.Foggy Notion Antiques Realties 29.Knowlton Pub 10.Captain Kidd 37.Le Relais Steak House F5 ; Les professionnel o 8° 11.LL Brome 49.Touris Office 8 \u2019 14.Le Shack 48.Knowlton Market gE de | immobilier @ - 20.Camlen\u2019s Christmas Shop 49.Elva's Needlework \u20ac 24.Nilsson\u2019s 51.Bicycles Page @ 26.Mill Pond Village à KNOWLTON \u2014 Custom-built 1%2-storey 5-bedroom home on 6 hill-top acres.Fantastic views, very quiet, $239,000.STEVE HARTLEY 1-243-6425 e 141-263-5920 eves.ALERIE ORDON LADD ALLERY COME SEE PAINTINGS OF THE SCENIC EASTERN KNOWLTON \u2014 Hard to beat! Well main- TOWNSHIPS.an original gift for all occasions tained 3-bedroom fieldstone on 3 plus KNOWLTON \u2014 Overlooking Brome Lake on over 10 acres of land.One of acres, attached garage, inground 9 DAVIGNON PLEASE CALL BEFORE VISITING Knowlton's most prestigious estates.pool.By appointment only.KNOWLTON 1-243-5195 For further information, contact REGGAUTHIER 1-243-6125 + 4-243-5463 eves.STEVE HARTLEY GERRY PION 1-243-6425 » 1-243-0610 eves.1-243-6125 + 1-263-5920 eves.KNOWLTON \u2014 10 acres of prime KNOWLTON \u2014 Large auberge within residential development land with proximity to village.2 residences em- 1,400 feet of river frontage.Zoned Elva\u2019s Needlework Shop braced by 2.5 rolling acres, $285,000.single family, 8,000 square feet minimum lots.Offered at $90,000 El , L k J REG GAUTHIER GERRY PION va Lockwood, prop.CUSHIONS NEEDLEWORK, SEWING AND KNITTING SUPPLIES (SPECIALTY: CANDLEWICKING) 1-243-6125 » 1-243-5463 eves.1-243-6125 « 1-243-0610 eves.KNOWLTON (St.Paul Road) \u2014 Building 291 KNOWLTON RD./ KNOWLTON.QUE./ (514) 243-5293 BROME LAKE \u2014 Building lot of 40,000 lot, 19,058 square feet, wooded, oot wilh access to private j prie $37.50, + Club lakefront.Quiet areq, $25,000.pr GERRY PION GERRY PION 1-243-6125 « 4-243-0610 eves.1-243-6125 © 1-243-0610 eves.J C LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG (Sargent\u2019s Bay) \u2014 170° of prime lakefront.6.6 acres, well planned 4-bedroom house with boathouse, close to private marina.Offered at $300,000.DIANA TIMMINS rom rose Bioycles Page sales - service - rentals +-243-6125 + +-243-6969 eves.new & used LS 363-8943 ge trade -ins HE oe lakesid EJ 1-243-5781 me sor 4: \\__161.LAKESIDE, KNOWLTON 74.{RVI RR LV; of 7 od RE/MAX N un _ Pea > EE a I EE I EEE EEE EEE 6 TR The Westmount AA ; ; I * This summer, : visit it and shop i in \u2014\u2014 0e = Knowlton: The Town with two Christmases nowlton again will be turned x fantasyland this year for aaistmas in July\u201d on Saturday, July 18.For the fourth consecutive year, the Knowlton Merchants\u2019 Association invites one and all to a day of fun, rides, music, parades and balloons.The annual event has had thousands of persons talking about Knowlton as the \u201ctown with two Christmases\u201d and this year will be no exception.The stores celebrate with very special sales and there is something for everyone in the family all day long, including fire engine rides on the Knowlton fire department's C Factory Outlet Top quality designer clothing for teens & children at factory outlet prices Open 7 days a week 10:00 a.m.to 6:00 p.m.107 LAKESIDE, KNOWLTON LAC BROME, QUEBEC (514) 243-0992 =o BL Exit 90 off the Eastern Township autoroute, +): rte.243 south to Knowlton\u2019: | em rsoe nmr orm r ream man maemo wa me antique fire truck, the Lions Club trolley car, two hayrides pulled by teams of heavy horses and clowns all over town.Square dancers will demonstrate their talents and there also will be a Bavarian band, a barbershop quartet, folk musicians playing guitars and flutes and much more.And, of course, there will be a special appearance by the jolly man of Christmas himself \u2014 Santa Claus.A country-style parade with the merry old gent will start at 2 pm.For what promises to be a day of super times, super sales and a day to remember, take in \u201cChristmas in July\u201d in Knowlton on July 18.See you there! = Examiner, NOWLTON Le NÉS ee or, Friday June 26, 1987 - 19 - \u2014\u2014 NE mr in the Eastem Townships \u2014 TI oe \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee Autique buwuiture: \u2014 early Québec pine pieces \u2014 Art Deco wainut & mahogany Cloristmas Orranents: from around the world Gibhware: Distinctive gifts for all occasions.The \u201cpremier\u201d yearend oad Beau \u201cChonistutas okop in Québec.110 LAKESIDE ST.KNOWLTON, LAC BROME.QUE.JOE 1VO (514) 243-5785 Candles: colours.\u2014 also English and American furniture An unusual collection of ornaments A whole family of cuddly teddy bears.An array of candies in a rainbow of DES VETEMENTS DESIGNER CLOTHES DE COUTURIERS AT HUGE SAVINGS By a sparkling blue lake surrounded by lush green mountains at LL BROME it\u2019s summertime and the living is easy.Breeze through the hot summer days and warm summer nights in cool, comfortable designer styles.At LL BROME we have over 2200 square feet overflowing with gorgeous clothing at factory outlet prices.Située tout près d\u2019un lac chatoyant dans un décor montagneux pittoresque vous retrouverez LL BROME Menez un train de vie dynamique avec des tenues estivales confortables à la mode de LL BROME LL BROME, c'est 2,200 pieds carrés plein à craquer de vêtements de couturier à prix d'aubainel Open 7 days a week 10 am - 6 pm.LL BROME - satisfaction guaranteedi Ouvert 7 Jours par semaine de 10h a 18h.LL BROME - satisfaction garantiel LL Eri ME 2.ARAN 3} EP TE PIED IE ti at à 20 - The Westmount Examiner, Friday June 26, 1987 Beyond in the bigger city surrounding us The summer solstice may have occurred last Sunday evening, but for many in Montreal and the Eastern Townships summer really doesn't begin until the Piggery Theatre in North Hatley opens with its first production.This year the Piggery will open today with a production of Joanna Glass\u2019s Artichoke.It will run Tuesdays to Saturdays until July 11.The play is described as a \"delightful tale of struggle and strife.\u201d The Piggery warns that the play deals with mature themes and contains some strong language.One of the best parts of a Piggery production is, of course, the country suppers served before performances.It makes the drive out from the city a bit more worthwhile.For information and reservations call (819) 842- 2191.Arts Westmount committee mem- .ber Jim Girvan has donated, on - behalf of the arts festival organiza- : ) a > tion, a painting of Westmount sta- ARTS WESTMOUNT POSTER: The official design of the Arts Westmount '87 poster tion to the Westmount Public was created this year by artist Sanghitta Jaspahl, who also designed a festival Library, president Edythe Germain poster two years ago.The design incorporates the official logo of the festival, to be reports.held Sept 14 to 20 in various locations in the city.Mrs Germain said the painting captures the \u201cglorious image of the station\u201d prior to it being boarded up Gold and Silver in any shape or for at Westmount's A random sampler of things to see or do Borders by RICK KERRIGAN Summer begins Old furniture shown Ï y Anti B t is bei with Piggery held for the 13th year in the Place Bonaventure exhibition hall until Sunday.If you have ever been to this show before you will know that a vast array of antiques and collectibles is available at prices ranging from reasonable to ridiculous.You don\u2019t have to buy, though, and most of the fun is just looking and talking with the dealers.The show is open today and Saturday from 11 am to 10 pm and Sunday, 11 am to 6 pm.Group shows work A group of artists known as \u201cRéalité 1+2+ .\u201d are exhibiting their work until July 17 at the Galerie Alliance, 680 Sherbrooke street west.Sam Abitbol Aberg and Rena- ta Duncan-Guertin will be showing paintings and Octavian Olariu will be showing his sculptures.Rail station painting donated to library by Arts Westmount by its owner, CP Rail.In other Arts Westmount news, Mrs Germain said the garage sale held last weekend produced a $750 sum for the organization's coffers.\u201cWe're still open for donations,\u201d she added.She also announced that the children's theatre production this year is to be Charlotte's Web, presented by Elsa Bolam's Geordie Productions.The Treasure Hunt We Buy \u2014\u2014 International m Society of Appraisers | 368 Victoria Avenue, Westmount oi Monday- Friday 48 1-32 00 Saturday Antique Jewellery, a specialty All transactions in the strictest confidence 10:00-6 10:00-5 ® 2 lakes for watersports « Exercise room * Tennis & squash party-entertainment \u2014 video movies \u2014 A quality resort for the whole family ® Snooker & table tennis * 2 swimming pools & sauna ® Shuffleboard & volleyball * Miles of hiking trails * Golf and riding nearby SPECIAL FEATURES: Manager's rum punch _\u2014 candlelight gastronomic dinners 4 nights per week friendly barbecues per person double occupancy children half rate VACATION WEEK WEEKEND SPECIAL $395 mar.$148 FAR HILLS INN, Val Morin, P.Q.JOT 2R0 Montreal direct line.(514).866-2219 / 1-800-567-6636 | 0} More organ music Suzanne Ozorac will give the next organ recital, Tuesday, 12:30 pm, in the series being presented at and by St James United Church, 463 St Catherine street west.Leonardo liked music, too The concert series associated with the Leonardo da Vinci exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will feature the Ensemble Claude Gervais performing a concert, tonight, 8 pm, under the title \u201cLeonardo da Vinci at Mantua and Florence.\u201d Single or subscription tickets are available at the museum or tnrough Ticketroa.Four flutes play ® The Lines Flute Quartet will present the first in a series of concerts by various musicians and groups July 2, noon, in the Erskine and American Church, corner of Sherbrooke and Crescent streets.The flutists will present works by Fauré, Bozza, Maurice, and Schmitt.The concert series will present music which was produced in the same spirit as the Art Nouveau stained- glass windows designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany.The church has the largest collection of Tiffany glass in Canada.Subsequent concerts will be held each Thursday until the end of July.Yiddish books wanted The National Book Centre in Amherst, Massachusetts, is looking for Yiddish books that you might care to donate.Aaron Lansky, a representative of the centre, will be in town Monday to handle donations.For more information call Sara Rosenfeld of the Canadian Jewish Congress Committee on Yiddish at 931-7531.Festival draw winners named Winners have been announced for three of the many contests and draws held during the Village in West- mount street festival June 13.Marie-Lyne Emtier won the bathrobe raffled off by Ragenti boutique, which has outlets on both Sherbrooke street and Greene avenue.Winner of a Glen Loates book of prints from Galerie Westmount was Catherine Melec, of Lachine.Another prize, for a free oil change courtesy of Westmount Auto, was won by Mr E.Leblanc.Auditions set for youth choir Auditions are being held for membership in the youth choir (ages eight to 15) of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal for the 1987-88 season.Elementary and high school students are invited to audition.The choir, under the direction of Jean Sult, offers training in voice production, solfége and performance skills.For more information call 483-7234 (7233) or 620-4781.Apartment - nets electronics A video machine and compact disk player were believed stolen from an apartment broken into Tuesday last week on de Maisonneuve boulevard near Olivier avenue, according to police reports.The burglary was discovered by a neighbor checking the place in the absence of residents.The place had been searched throughout but a list of missing items could not immediately be confirmed.Access was gained by breaking a window in the front door, causing about $50 damage.Wor Ba time for y stand readi Or, moun sessid count Six y 1 atten mer\u2019s Juliet part d festiv Als lots 0 an hi derog Colle, Mrs exper found Centr July 2 for ea For or 484 e354 oF Tug 5 on © he ®P PBeF oe [4 0785 5 \"04 2 Li A Pre ean Wondering where Snoopy's supper dish is are, from left, Mika Lemm, Nicky Franchellini and Jessica Hellstrom.Snoopy's missing bowl object of kids\u2019 library contest Residents are being asked to seek out Snoopy's missing bowl as part of this year's Westmount Children's Library annual summer contest, which began yesterday.Children ages 3 to 13 are encouraged to take part in any orall of three contests.\u201cIt entices them to come to the library and exposes them to good books,\u201d children\u2019s librarian Maria Varvarikos explained Monday.\u201cThat's the whole point of this.\u201d For younger children, a bulletin board is set up with 20 different illustrations requiring identification from a special section of books.Older children are expected to try their hand at identifying book titles from 15 questions based on prescribed readings.There is both a French and English version.For each correct answer, children are given a token to place in Snoopy's doghouse.At the end of the summer, some of the tokens will be drawn for book prizes.Upon completion of any contest, a \u201cCharlie Brown\" token is issued to use in guessing where Snoopy's missing bowl appears on a large scene in the children\u2019s library.The Summertime Shakespeare fun look at plays Back for its third year is Summertime Shakespeare, an opportunity for young people to \u201clearn, understand, appreciate and even enjoy reading a Shakespeare play.\u201d Organized and hosted by West- mounter Kay Dila, the two four-day sessions are held in a 200-year-old country house in Benson, Vermont.Six young people of cycle I or II level, ser the direction of two adults, % participate in rehearsals and attend a performance of the summer\u2019s play \u2014 this year Romeo and Juliet, in Burlington, Vermont, as part of the Champlain Shakespeare festival.Also included in the program are lots of activities such as swimming, an historical cruise to Fort Ticonderoga, and a visit to Middlebury College.Mrs Dila, the camp director, is an experienced teacher and also a founding director of the Lansdowne Centre.The two sessions are held July 26 to 29 and July 29 to Aug 1.Fee for each is $200.For more information call 487-1156 or 484-2761.closest guess will win a prize.The contest wraps up Aug 31.For additional information contact the children's library at 935-8531.The Westmount June 26, Examiner, Friday, Flan) \u2018 AND THE WINNER IS : Does winning a game of chess require all your concentration?Would you be rattled by playing in public or trying to play more than one game at once?If so, you might get a few lessons from George Levtchouk, last year's Quebec chess champion, who played 24 games of chess simultaneously under the gaze of the lunchtime crowds at Alexis Nihon Plaza - and won them all.The display of chess wizardry was part of an exhibit mounted by the Société de Développement des Echecs DLS Inc to encourage chess playing.Despite his success Friday, Mr Levtchouk found his match Saturday in 11-year-old Alexandre Lesiège, the Canadian under-15 champion.The youngster won.1304 Greene Ave.(THE OLD POST OFFICE) Saturday, June 27, the SONY VAN will be at our Greene Avenue store.Free balloons for the kids and Sony representatives at the store to answer all your questions! 931-0293 TVs and videos at the absolute best prices in town! DROP IN SATURDAY, JUNE 27 WE WOULD BE HAPPY TO SEE YOU! \u2026, AYLMER-MUST NURSING SERVICES INC CARE FOR THE ELDERLY REGISTERED NURSES NURSES\u2019 AIDES HOMEMAKERS 875-4517 Lise Aylmer Eda Must Nancy Laing now cons EVENTS Wh lives in Canmore xh xxx ÉVÉNEMENTS Former Westmounter Nancy Laing Gauthier is the subject of a profile in a recent issue of the Canmore, Alberta, Leader.Mrs Gauthier, today a mother and the wife of an RCMP officer, is a social worker in the town, which will play host to some 1988 Winter Olym- pie events.She graduated from McGill University in 1975.Mrs Gauthier is the daughter of Dr Richard and Ainslie Laing, 456 Strathcona avenue.She attended Roslyn School, Westmount High and Dawson College before receiving her degree from McGill.CHINESE ART EXHIBITION Exhibition of contemporary Chinese paintings and calligraphy, June 23 to July 7 (seven days a week, 8 am to 9 pm) at Guy-Favreau Complex, 200 Dorchester boulevard west, level 00, Montreal.Presented by Gale rie de Chine.MEDITATION WORKSHOP Pundit Ravi Shankar, meditation teacher from South India, returns to Montreal to give free public talks July 8,9, and 10 at 7:30 pm, location TBA.Workshop \u2018The Art of Living\" follows the weekend of July 11-12.For information please call 486-1371.If you are healthy and between age 18 and 65, remember to give the [t's easy to place a classified ad in gift of life.Be a Red Cross blood Tyg WESTMOUNT EXAMINER.Simply donor.call 931-7511.M lajestic Upholstering [SERVICE WITH CARE SINCE 1964] Discounts up to 25% on fabrics e reupholstering e remodelling e antique restoration MOST COMPLETE LINE OF UPHOLSTERY FABRICS ESTIMATES e SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE PICKUP AND DELIVERY VACATION DISCOUNT 20° ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE DAYS ONLY UNTIL THE 30TH OF JUNE WE HAVE WONDERFUL COTTON CO-ORDINATES.DRESSES, KNITS.SHIRTS.BELTS.JEWELRY ETC EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS ¢ En Shera tn dbl, le.1216 GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT 931-6303, 22 - Friday June 26, 1987 1 am always interested in purchasing hard-cover books in many fields and will visit your home to see them.Please ring for an appointment.Wilfrid M.de Freitas, Bookseller Box 883, Stock Exchange Tower Montreal, Canada H4Z 1K2 935 -9581 (24 hr.answering machine) Thinking of selling your BOOKS?Ÿ ORGANIZING SOIREE: The auxiliary of the Royal Victoria Hospital is busy organizing '\u2018Une Soirée au Ritz\" which will be held Sept 17 in the Oval Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Putting together this fundraising evening of cocktails, dinner and dancing are Westmounters, seated from left, Judy O'Brien, Pat Blanshay and Valerie Laidley.Standing from left are Cynthia Moore, Raye Briscoe, organizing committee chariman, Gill Valiquette and Debbie Trudeau.Tickets for the black-tie affair are available by calling Mrs Laidley at 937-0649.-_ 488-5639 Sis Quality Invitations Personalized Social Stationery BY APPOINTMENT PHARMACIST H.GOLDENBERG, B.Ph.L.Ph.Pharmacien/Pharmacist (METCALFE) SERVING WESTMOUNT FOR 36 YEARS J L | OL |] L St.Catherine St.W.Lansdowne Greene Ave.Metcalfe De Maisonneuve BUIDIIIRE | REE 933-1155 4451 St.Catherine, comer Metcalfe à Sa ee 3 APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED: The Jewish General Hospital has announced the election of West- mounter Morton Brownstein to the position of president of the ce board.Mr Brownstein, who is orcad of Brown's Shoe Shops and a director of several Canadian corporations, including the Republic National Bank of New York (Canada), has been actively involved in community service for many years.At the present time, he serves as president of the hospital's medical research foundation.chairman of the hospital's development fund campaign, co-chairman of the joint investment committee.which comprises several Jewish community foundations.chairman of the multiple appeals committee for Montreal, and honorary director, Montreal Association for the Blind.He has received several awards including the Samue! Bronfman Medal (1986) and the McGill Management Achievement Award (1987).LÉ Westmounters on the organizing committee for the Pépinière benefit horse show are, seated from left, Bonnie Yaphe.Peter Mulligan, chairman, Paula Gillett, and, standing from left, Carol Goodger, Susan Alain, Josephine Leggett and Lilliana Simpson.July 15-19: St Lazare benefit horse snow to raise funds for telethon For the first time, a horse show will be held as a fundraising means for Quebec's Telethon of Stars.The Pépinière Benefit Horse Show will be held July 15-19, on the scenic grounds of the Pépinière Stable in St Lazare.The Pépinière show has a 10-year history and is well known and respected by both the Quebec and Ontario equestrian communities.So many junior riders, many from West- mount, are involved in this growing sport, it is appropriate that the show GOODWIN HOUSE NURSING HOME WESTMOUNT Everything a home should be elegant, private, social events, large garden, quality food, etc.À vacancy exists for private and semi-private - any stage of autonomy cared for.To view, call Pamela Martin: 445-0558 24 HOURS associate with a fundraising cause benefiting children.$40,000 in prize money has been raised and will include the $15,000 Telethon of Stars Grand Prix jumping class to be held July 19 at 2 pm.This will be the culminating event of the show.To date, commitments from such giants of Canadian show jumping as Ian Millar and Quebec\u2019s Mario Des- lauriers have been confirmed.The current world champion, Canadian Gail Greenough, has been contacted.Westmounters on the organizing committee include: Susan Alain, Dr Peter Gillett, Josephine Leggett, Peter Madison, Veronica Redgrave, Lilliana Simpson and Bonnie Yaphe.This is an exciting, thrill-packed spectator sport.Everyone is encouraged to attend during the five show days.In addition to the competition, there will be featured entertainment at noon, July 19, including dressage demonstrations as well as an appearance by the Lake of Two Mountains Hunt and Hounds for those of you who always yearned to hear the cry of \u2018\u201cTally-Ho!\u201d There is ample parking on the extensive grounds or individuals can enter on foot.On July 19, a \u2018Pique-nique Grand Prix\u201d will be held ($125 a couple) by invitation only.All proceeds from this \u201cevent within an event\u201d will go to Quebec's Telethon of Stars.Lunch will be served in wicker hampers in the elegance of a tent placed ringside for viewing of the Grand Prix.This promises to be a memorable summer social outing.There will also be strategically placed tents with excellent views of both the hunter and jumper rings where food and refreshment can be obtained throughout the show while not missing any of the excitement or action of the competition.For more information call 455- 5441.The Westmount Exanuner.Friday, June 26, 1987 - 23 HEAR A GOOD WORD Anxiety in the heart ot a man weighs it down but a GOOD WORD makes it glad Proverbs L2:25 CHILD'S PORTRAIT.(AGES \u20ac MONTHS-12 VEARS) e Choose from 6 o1 more poses m 2 changes of clothes + Acquaint + 5 yourself with \"À À » N; Cashin quality 9 * ® Limited time $ 5 9 La only - call for details (REG $25.50) fé ter ( 2%.Centre Rockland \u201cTHE PORTRAIT PROFESSIONALS\" (IN FOOD FAIR) We care enough to take our time.\u2019 737-7112 A PRIVATE NURSING HOME The ultimate in nursing care and dignified living for the elderly and chronically ill for over 20 years.We're expanding to serve you better! 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SALE previously, and this will affect about 850,000 people, one third of them pensioners.Credits seem to be designed to favor Canadians at the lower end of the income scale and that\u2019s fair.Initial reaction of many parts of the population, including middle- income families, is that the changes are disappointing and won't help much.And we'll have to wait to see what this will do to business and industry.Certainly, the press is not reporting any great expression of anger from that sector.I do not believe that the public is well served, however, when politicians chew up such far-reaching proposals (whether we like them or not) as mere political grist for the mill.At some point, all parties should be debating the facts in a more dispassionate, knowledgeable way, and presenting their analyses as free of political bias as possible.Instead, we are treated to hearing our \u201cleaders\u201d calling each other names like irresponsible children.It's not right, and serves only to increase confusion, uncertainty and lack of confidence among the people.How much time does the Opposition have to study the government proposals before they are debated?Without study, what kind of debate can we expect, but spur-of-the- moment reactions designed to bolster one\u2019s political position?I think we could use some parliamentary reform, more than anything else, to get back to democratic government which represents the interests of the people who put them there for that purpose.And just one more thought about our press.We have one daily English newspaper, so we are very dependent on it for information.It took a lot of work to sift through all the articles on the subject to get what, it is hoped, are facts.Why could not The Gazette take one full page to list the details of proposed changes?Only in this way can we be knowledgeable \u2014 a goal which, I am sure, we share with The Gazette.Former resident Lofthouse to be Bonn science envoy Former Westmount resident Maureen Lofthouse recently was appointed counsellor (science and technology) in the Canadian embassy in Bonn, Federal Republic of Germany, and will take up her appointment in August 1987.She will be responsible for identifying and developing Canada/Germany exchanges and collaborative projects in science and technology involving both the public and private sectors.For the past three years she has been employed as a Senior Project Manager in the National Research Council's Industrial Research Assistance Program.There she was concerned with evaluation and management of projects involving the transfer of technology from the NRC, from other federal government laboratories and from universities to private industry.She was previously manager, technical services in the R&D divison of KHD Canada Inc, a subsidiary of the world's largest producer of air- cooled diesel engines, where she spent seven years as a member of the project management team responsible for development of a new family of air-cooled diesel engines for the North American truck market.Prior to that, she was at Pratt & Whitney Canada for eight years, where she worked on the development of various models of the PT6 turboprop engine, particularly the PT6A-50 engine for de Havilland\u2019s Dash-7 STOL aircraft.Born in England, Miss Lofthouse graduated with a BSc in mechanical engineering from the University of Glasgow, Scotland, in 1963.After two years\u2019 work in a hospital design team and three years in the R&D labs of a steel-making/engineering consortium in the U.K., she immigrated to Canada in 1968.She gained an MBA degree from McGill University 30% + Store Hours: Mon.\u2014 Wed.Thu.\u2014 Fri.Sat.RATTAN & WICKER SHOWROOM SALE We're making room for our new line of quality rattan furniture.every item in showroom.FREE PARKING 580 St.Croix (corner du College) Ville St-Laurent Tel.747-5232 50% off 10-5 pm 10-8 pm 10-5 pm L 7 / emanuel Y ungaro SALE fréal qué.h3g 1k4 tél.: 844-8970 , (1430, sherbrooke ouest mon De 7 N Tr TR PF ra\" ro Maureen Lofthouse in 1975.She served as chairman of the Roslyn School Committee from 1979 to '81.She chaired the Women Engineers\u2019 Committee of the engineering centennial commission, which in May 1987 celebrated 100 years of engineering as an organized profession in Canada.She was for two years president of the board of Women's Place/ Place aux femmes, a new women\u2019s resource centre in Ottawa.In 1983 she co-chaired the second convention of Women Engineers of Canada, held in Montreal.Money strategists to host seminars Moneystrat financial strategists are hosting two seminars for women in the coming weeks.On Monday, a session on personal investment strategy is planned, from 5:30 to 7 pm; and on gaining financial independence, on July 6.Both seminars take place at the Moneystrat office, 4606 St Catherine street.Fee is $10 per session.For more information and to register call Sandra at 933-7669.Woman's helper helped herself to credit cards A Westmount woman living in the apartment building at 3033 Sherbrooke street discovered someone had used her Eaton\u2019s and Visa credit cards to the limit last October and November, police said.The culprit was described as a woman who had worked for the victim, a handicapped person, over the past year bei leaving.She was reported have used the cards and then replaced them.The theft, classified as less than $1,000, was reported to police last Thursday.Sate Biltrite-Nightingale OFFICE FURNITURE UP ff TO 509, 0 entire stock AN In Montreal's largest showroom 725-5295 West ingt Stra offig of si West had 12:10 ued iden n\u2019s 183 21d J aes Trafalgar School principal Shirley Packer, second from ght.a Sunnyside ay avenue resident, congratulates award-winning students, from left, Dorothy Wong, Tara Cope, Westmounter Carey Knight and Jennifer Quaid during closing ceremonies last Friday.Westmount girls take honors in Trafalgar grad ceremonies Westmounter Carey Knight was a big winner at Trafalgar School's 99th annual graduation and closing ceremonies last Friday afternoon.The Victoria avenue resident captured the Governors\u2019 Medal for maintaining the highest academic average throughout her final year together with the prestigious Cumming Prize, awarded \u201cfor her intellectual curiosity, high academic achievement and contributions to the various aspects of life of the school.\u201d In addition, Miss Knight earned subject prizes in French and English.The private girls\u2019 school honored a number of other Westmounters.PSOs observe boys\u2019 mischief MUC police were called early Tuesday to check out two young Westmount teenagers spotted stealing two bicycles from property at 432 Strathcona avenue, public safety officers report.The youths had been with a group of six who had been followed out of Westmount Park by PSOs after one had started kicking garbage cans at 12:10 am.Some of the group continued north on Strathcona.All were identified as local boys.Grade 10 student Sarah Daly, a resident of Victoria avenue, won the Jane Weddle Memorial Trophy for \u201ccourtesy, character and academic achievement.\u201d Subject prizes went to graduating students Laura Smith, Kensington avenue, chemistry and physics; Christine Burke, Forden crescent, geometry; and Kendall Elder, Aberdeen avenue, the Canadian History Prize for participation in the model parliament.- .FU ag 2% Jennifer Moroz, a resident of Roslyn avenue, earned the Junior Prize for Creative Writing in memory of Muriel Bedford-Jones.She and Argyle avenue resident Krys- tyne Blaikie also won proficiency certificates for work in grade 8.In grade 9, Lynne Echenberg, Sydenham avenue, Gillian Mann, Grosvenor avenue, and Stacey Pin- chuk, Roslyn avenue, all received proficiency certificates.Melanie Goodz of Forden avenue earned a proficiency certificate for distinction in grade 10.The ceremony's welcoming address was given by Dr William Purdy, Trafalgar's chairman of the board of governors and advisory committee, after which the class of 1987 gave a stirring rendition of As Tears Go By, a hit by the Rolling Stones.Trafalgar School celebrates its 100th birthday on Oct 21 and festivities are scheduled throughout the upcoming year.- LOBSTER It's easy to cook live lobster.or we can cook it for you AT NO CHARGE! 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Poissonnerie N.D.G.Fish Market inc.6125 Sherbrooke St.West (across from the Kent Theatre) 481-3388 481-3388 runs into car A 17-year-old Westmount girl was taken to hospital last Thursday after driving her moped into the rear of a car parked in front of 500 Victoria avenue just north of Chesterfield avenue, police said.The victim sustained a cut on the nose and a possible fractured knee.The accident occurred about 11 pm as she was checking the rear light of the vehicle while riding south.She suddenly noticed the parked car, police said in relating the incident, but was unable to avoid it.The victim, who lived on York street, was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital.The owner of the car, a blue 1983 Chevrolet, was a Hamp- stead resident.The car sustained over $500 damage, the moped up to $250.Bird freed Public safety officers report being called to 2 Westmount Square Saturday morning when a small sparrow was found flying around the \u201cvery large lobby\u2019 Building personnel agreed to leave open the door so that the trapped bird could fly out.design logos letterheads ads flyers ~~ business cards-& invitations ilyse segal 934-0294 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 26, 1987 - 25 Objected to blocked space, woman's car is vandalized SOMEONE damaged the car of a Westmount woman last Thursday after she asked public safety officers to ticket a parked vehicle obstructing the entrance to her rented parking spot next to 320 Prince Albert avenue, police said.The ticket was found torn up and placed under the woman's rear window wiper.One tire had been deflated and the right door scratched.The ticket had been issued to a car belonging to an N.D.G.man although it was not immediately known whether he had been driving the car at the time, police noted.The incident started at 11 am when the woman called the Public Security Unit to ticket the obstructing car.Before officers arrived, however, the driver returned and discussed the problem with the woman who insisted that he be ticketed, police said.4253 STE-CATHERINE OUEST AJUSTEMENTS, ALTERATIONS GENERALES, MODIFICATIONS, COUTURE DE TOUT GENRE POUR VETEMENTS HOMMES ET FEMMES FOR YOUR GENERAL ALTERATIONS, MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING Yves Tremblay TAILLEUR COUTURIER Tel: 933-3970 WESTMOUNT - 1er étage Blaine Electrolysis Our experience shows * Permanent hair removal using the latest computerized equipment, with the safety, discretion and professionalism you expect * Individual needles e Dermatologists have been recommending Blaine to women and men since 1948 CALL US TODAY FOR A .FREE, CONSULTATION 484-8173 5465 Queen Mary Rd Suite 630 Snowdon Metro wORLD or os avec cuisinette e Fine cuisine e Personnel compétent Médecin et infirmières e Chapelle e Activités sociales e Salon de coiffure Dépanneur Chez nous votre rêve devient réalité [RR SL Résidence St-Laurent (Résidence administrée par les Services Carex) LA DOUCEUR DE VIVRE POUR LES RETRAITÉS e Appartements 22-32 disponibles e Surveillance 24 heures par jour 115 BOUL.DEGUIRE, SAINT-LAURENT 332-3434 PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIÉTÉ À VENDRE HUDSON Executive 4-bedroom Ye acre property, very private, facing Whitlock.Solarium, etc.End of year occupancy.Definitely worth a visit.OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, 2-4 p.m.179 Cote St.Charles $240,000, private.458-5540 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIÉTÉ DE CAMPAGNE 3 VENDRE MALONE N.Y.Luxurious retirement home on a beautiful 36-hole golf course in this quiet community.Three bedroom ranch, 21/2 baths, 2,800 sq ft, stone fireplace, on six acres.$250,000.Langlois Realty, Inc, (518) 483-7243.D COUNTRY HOUSES 3 | MASONDE CAMPAGNE À LOUER Kennebunkport Maine August Luxury condo 2 bedroom, 2 baths, tully-furmshed and equipped, overlooking ocean and river.pool, beach.Rent reduced due to cancellation, $2,500 Owner: 207-967-3948 (keep trying) RESORTS 9 COLFORD LODGE ST.CANUT A new mini golf \u2014 pool \u2014 whirlpool \u2014 lake \u2014 beach \u2014 boats \u2014 riding \u2014 tennis.Autobus Montreal.Brochure.435-6822 direct À LOUER l es 15 = 82 St.Joseph Blvd.West Ground floor 1400 sq.ft.7 rooms, heating, electricity included, $1050/month.Renovations possible.For professionals.288-7229 or 738- Loto nil _mgze 21 4965 Luc er st = road, large 312, SPACE TO LET _\u2014\u2014\u2014 3385.also 3! at $340.Equipped, re .meme en un 36 [[DocsmTER | (2 HURRY \u2014 the strawberries eeded for weeks > 1 Luxurious newly renovated INOGENTI BA Bises que au auto in private home.GR are at their best! 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4-seater sofa, dewn filled cushions queen-size bed SPORTS EQUIPMENT ; with frame a pou IQUE V .peso ee B53 ART SE ons mt 04 lkea sofa and chair ETE Er lady wanted.Please call lazyboy, wicker chair after 6 pm: 989-1833.Call Monday 9.5 p.m.BABY SITTERS LASER 484-6406 AVAILABLE 57 GARDIENNES DISPONIBLES 1984 WOULD babysit one or two children YELLOW EDUCATIONAL from two years and up.References.Daytime.735-8830.EXCELLENT CONDITION EDUCATIF WILL and tutor math and physics, all Lor ulol Fa attr 487-3543 levels, hi iver- = , high school through univer: CLASSIFIED ADS sity.Experienced teacher.488-3391.FOR SALE: GENERAL A VENDRE: GÉNÉRAL T = TOT 1 orm a 8 TH IT} + 1 FF IL enn Care nem The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 26, 1987 - 27 Building Trades/Entrepreneurs en Construction ALTO BUILDING SERVICE GENERAL ROOFING & RESTORATIONS BRICK-POINTING CHIMNEY AND MASONRY STONE AND CEMENT WORK SKYLIGHT - METAL FLASHING WINDOW SILLS WATERPROOFING SUMP PUMPS INSTALLED LANDSCAPING RAILROAD-TIES WOOD-WORK INTERLOCK BRICKS FOUNDATION WALLS FAMILY OPERATED BUSINESS FOR OVER 40 YEARS.WE ARE FROM THE OLD SCHOOL.WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR WORK.931-0456 COUVREUR ENR.BRICKWORK BY PROFESSIONALS e SHEET METAL 761-6414 BRICKWORK Pointing Cement work Waterproofing Gallery repairs Ceramic tile work Vinyl tile work 24 Hours Service L$ ROOF REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE UNITED BUILDING SERVICES 487-3030 K.P.By Painters © High quality service for home painting, indoors & outdoors.For more information: Cb se 933- 3184.SB degre riod Prod FREE ESTIMATE ROOFING REG'D.GUARANTEED TO YOUR SATISFACTION BY ATLANTIC ROOFING CO.LTD.* ROOFING OF ALL TYPES CALL TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATE ca caave aslo of ESTIMATION GRATUITE shingles ¢ bardeaux brickwork e brique metalwork e métal chimney ® slate e cheminée ardoise DEPUIS/SINCE 1958 484-8828 BRICK WORK SPECIALIST « shingle roofs ¢ brickwork ¢ chimneys repaired and rebuilt * tuck pointing * brick and stone « foundations and basement repairs ¢ silicone waterproofing Don't delay\u2014 call today! Gordon's Home Repairs 932-5262 Classic Renovations oe Kitchen + Windows Bathroom renovations ° Roofs * Doors * Siding WORK GUARANTEED 932-1768.Eros seat\" er ve prenne rT - mes + + WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK FREE ESTIMATE FOR INSPECTIONS e Tar and gravel * Roof repairs DIRECT ROOFING REG'D.For free inspection by professionals, call one of the most reliable firms in the west end.ALL TYPES OF ROOFING SHINGLE ROOFS OUR SPECIALTY * Brick pointing * Asphalt shingles e Cement work e Chimneys repaired & rebuilt SNOW AND ICE REMOVED FROM ROOFS ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED For free estimate call: 3409 PRIEUR, 937-1363 _ | 2 TEL.: 322-0810 437-6207 CONSTRUCTION S.V.& FILS Inc.CONTRACTEUR ASPHALTE -TERRASSEMENT CIMENT / PIERRE / TERRE STONEWALK / PAVÉ-UNI ROCK GARDEN / FLOWERS AND TREE PLANTING MTL-NORD, P.QUE.H1H2L1 Serving Westmounters Since the 40's.FINE PAINTING & WOODWORKING All Types of Renovations (FREE ESTIMATES) Mrazik General Contracting Ltd.731-6640 Member Membre Renovations indoor/outdoor, speciahzed in new decks, carpentry, stonework, cement, interlocking brick, basements finished and leakages, plaster, gyproc, aluminum doors, windows, etc.FREE ESTIMATES - REFERENCES G.0.Renovations 482-2429 Plastering WESTMOUNT Specialist in plastering repairs.We remove wallpaper with steam.30 years\u2019 experience.Call L.Pelletier 659-9440 659-1576 after 6 p.m.SUNSHINE PAINTING INTERIOR & EXTERIOR FULLY INSURED COMPETITIVE PRICES CALL US AT 631-1456 FLOOR SANDING Hardwood floor renovations.Finishing in crystal and polyethylene.ALL WORK GUARANTEED 35 years' experience 363-4293 Underwood Renovations Painting.carpentry.repairs Excellent work Low rates ASK FOP PON NR Pit) bl Seen Floats Someone ee wpa - 0ese SEMI-RETIRED - MASTER @ Stone masoner LU do stone and pd Po Peter's European Painting Service Specialists in painting interior & exterior, residential & commercial.Free estimates, references.Call 484-0719 days & eves.Painting Plastering Wallpapering 20 years experience, $10 per hour or contract.525-3214 RAINBOW RENOVATION Renovations of all types Painting, plumbing, electricity, wallpaper, carpentry, etc.Call for estimates.329-1251 CONSTRUCTION Salvati & Spurio Inc.Specialize in any cement work, cracking foundation, stone brick pointing (interlock), stucco, silicone, asphalt.Free estimate.489-1693, 489-5998 PAINTING For fast, efficient, reliable interior or exterior painting.In home painting since 1956 For free estimate please call Mr.Elias 341-6069 Building Services Services de Construction RAINBOW LAWN IRRIGATION SYSTEMS Using Toro Systems Call for estimates 321-9762 328-0709 | Household Services Services domestiques McGill Student Window Washers Painters 5th summer Lowest prices Satisfaction guaranteed! 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We'll miss you.Ted, Chris, Devon & Narnia HELP FIGHT KIDNEY DISEASE Continued from page five Death of a cyclist about clamping down on offenders I'm afraid counts for naught.is also awaited Sir: When I read your editorial last week titled \u201cWaiting for a death,\u201d a far more serious situation immediately came to mind and that concerns the cyclists in (and outside) our city.To my mind it is nothing short of a miracle that to date we have not had a report of one being killed in an accident involving a car \u2014 regardless of who was at fault.I can count on the fingers of one hand the number of cyclists I have seen stop at a red light and, frankly, have given up being annoyed by those who go down one-way up streets, ride on the sidewalks and ride on the left-hand side of the road \u2014 oftentimes in full view of a police cruiser whose occupants ignore the infraction.I believe strongly that cyclists do have a right to be on the road, as do motorists, but only so long as both obey the highway code: after all, the latter are punished when they do not.I am only afraid that it will take the death of a cyclist, perhaps at some busy intersection such as Sherbrooke and Victoria, to drive home my point, viz, cyclists should obey the highway code.All the talk we've heard recently OUR PSBGM.Continued from page five and national markets in order to finance itself and the boards.The council in 1973 assumed the long- term debts of the boards and has been mandated to manage and pay off this debt.The School Council was proud to receive a credit rating of AA- from Standard and Poor's recently \u2014 a promotion of sorts \u2014 which establishes the council's rating as equal to that of the province of Quebec.I am often asked how the school tax (raised through property taxes and limited to six percent of the school boards\u2019 net revenue) is put to use for our children.This money, including special grants from the ministry of education to cover what are referred to as non-subsidized expenses, amounts to more than $58 million for 1987-88.The greater portion of this sum \u2014 over $42 million \u2014 is distributed per capita to the school boards.Part of the amount is used to finance the very important dossier of services to students from economically disadvantaged areas on the island.Six million dollars is specifically targeted to improving services for these children, so that they receive a more equal chance in education.More money has been set aside this year for nutrition programs in these areas.I will comment on this further in a future column.Suffice it to say that there are children who come to cu 1] WANTED Used furniture in good condition e Antiques CASH$$ V.G.C.Inc.735-4286 WANTED Photographic equipment and cameras EUROPEAN CAMERA 1108 de Maisonneuve W.(across from Peel Metro) - 844-1766\" \"| Wilfrid de Freitas 369 Kitchener avenue WESTMOUNT PQ H3Z 2G1 Return of Yelon eagerly anticipated Sir: Where, oh where, is Judy Yelon?\u2014 the best cartoonist in town.Have we lost her?With all due respect, H.M.is no substitute.Aline Gubbay 59 Windsor avenue : WESTMOUNT PQ H3Y 2L9 (Editor\u2019s Note: Judy Yelon is bac from her vacation this week.) CSPCA says thanks for successful bazaar Sir: On behalf of the CSPCA, the Westmount chapter of volunteers gratefully acknowledges all generosity and support from the City of Westmount, Victoria Hall, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER and all donations and patrons who all helped to make our first annual bazaar the success it was.See you next year! Beverley L.Auerbach 78 Arlington avenue WESTMOUNT PQ H3Z 2W4 school hungry on a regular basis.This program is one step toward dealing with this serious problem.In addition to the operating budget, the largest component vf which goes to salaries, the council adopted a budget of over $32.5 million for capital expenditures.These funds are used to cover costs of such items as major renovations and equipment purchases.When I am asked by bright-eyed pupils in the classroom, \u201cWhat does a commissioner do?\u201d I tell them that we make decisions on how to best spend large amounts of money so that they can come to school each day, have teachers and a principal to learn from, books to study from, paper, heat, light, and many, many other things.Armed bandits pull off jobs on two banks Two banks were held up in West- mount last week by lone robbers, both making good their escape, according to police reports.One holdup occurred Monday last week at the Central Trust office on Sherbrooke street near Grosvenor avenue, the other last Thursday at the Bank of Montreal branch further west at Claremont avenue.At the trust company, a gunman held up a cashier about 10:40 am after asking for a dollar bill to be changed into quarters.He showed a chrome revolver and reportedly got about $1,600.He was described as about 30 years of age and having \u201ca big funny-looking moustache.\u201d At the Bank of Montreal, a man aged about 20 lifted up his sweater - reveal a gun in his belt at 1:30 py _ after a teller took some time responding to his initial request for money.He was believed to have made off with less than $500.Smokes stolen from dépanneur Someone smashed the front glass door of the Cantor store at 4421 St Catherine street early Wednesday last week, making off with cigarettes valued at $2,000, police report.The shop's alarm system was activated at 2:50 am but no one was found in the area when police responded. Le \u201c o + = hs = - = We TY UT UE TY eld ey NE Wwe Ww TTY VD ee 0) NEW COMMANDER: Taking over the command of the Westmount-based No 1 West Montreal Air Cadet Squadron is Capt Tammy Wallace, 24, a resident of LaSalle.Capt Wallace is the first woman to head the squadron.She replaces Capt Lloyd Macintyre.Capt Waliace 1s employed by Paramax, a major contractor in the department of national defence frigate program.She officially assumes command at a ceremony scheduled for September.Pesky varmints moved to summit from lower city Two young squirrels were taken to Summit Park late last week where they were released away from properties where they were reported to be pestering residents, public safety officers said.One was transported from a home on Metcalfe avenue, the other from outside the Public Security Unit headquarters at 4 Hillside avenue where it was following officers around.Another was caught inside a home on Melville avenue Saturday and released outside.Cyclist hits hole, sent to hospital A 32-year-old cyclist was taken to hospital Monday last week after falling into a street excavation on Sherbrooke street at the northwest corner of Victoria avenue shortly before 7 pm, police said.The hole, which measured 7 inches deep, was described as a Gaz Métropolitain excavation.The victim, a Montreal man, suffered an injured shoulder.He was @osported to hospital by Urgences anté.PSOs transport anxious man A man suffering an anxiety attack was driven to the Royal Victoria Hospital Friday night from a home on Upper Lansdowne avenue when he could not obtain other transport, public safety officers report.The man claimed he could not get Urgences Santé to respond for his problem.He was described as having side effects from a medication prescribed by his physician.C9 By now, many of you are probably aware of the fact that in late February we officially announced major plans to renovate and expand our existing facility.The Westmount Y was built 75 years ago, in 1912, as was its twin building, the International Y on Park avenue.At that time, we had a state-of-the-art facility, certainly avant-garde for that decade.The existing building served generations of Westmounters well in the subsequent years as a family centre.The last \u201crenovation\u201d was the conversion of the old second floor residence rooms into two large dance studios.The newly renovated YMCA will expand in size by 50 percent as we will be building into the adjacent lot that we currently use for parking.Highlights of the new Y will be a 25 metre, five-lane indoor swimming pool with a small pre-school pool designed for use by the under-one- year set, and a double gymnasium which, for those of you who are well acquainted with it, will be 21/2 times the size of the current gym.In addition, features such as a banked, indoor running track, pre-school learning centres.dance studios, lounge and snack bar, fully equipped weight room and several multi-pur- pose rooms will be included.All of this sounds wonderful, and 1 Gym, swim set for seniors Seniors gym and swim program with Sharon St Maurice begins next week at the Westmount YMCA.The class will be held on Mondays and Fridays from 9:30 am to 11 am.I | Westmount ! | YMCA : | - i a News Hope Korytko \u20ac | Executive director a don\u2019t mean to downplay the importance of modern facilities, but the main objective of this revamping is not only to provide adequate rooms, but on a more important level, it will help us meet the needs of the community.Currently, many seniors avoid using our pool and services as the building is not accessible to individuals who may have problems with staircases and narrow corridors.The initial plans call for an elevator and total accessibility for the disabled to all parts of the new Y.Today, you almost have to be an Olympic athlete to get down some of the winding City \"86 tennis tourney winners named at banquet Following is a complete list of winners in the Westmount recreation department\u2019s 1986 tennis tournament, as recognized at the recent sports awards banquet: Ladies\u2019 singles: Chloe Price Ladies\u2019 doubles: Margaret Adair, Diana McNeil Men's singles: Chris Doucas Men's doubles: Robert Lefrançois, Louis Seregely Adult mixed doubles: Robert Lefrancois, Eleanore McNaughton Boys\u2019 singles under 14: Brian Hershenfeld Boys\u2019 singles under 16: Doug Wise- man Junior open doubles: Doug Wise- man, David Miller.* High School e CEGEP SUMMER PROGRAMME INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION REMEDIAL AND ENRICHMENT COURSES Take the unfair advantage of a summer programme at Westmount Learning Centre \u2014 where education meets individual needs.e Elementary School Call 982-4109 for application form and brochure.Westmount Learning Centre 395 Elm Avenue, Westmount, Quebec H3Z 1Z4 (Near Atwater Métro) Irene Woods, Director Permit * 749-544 The Westmount Examiner, staircases\u2019 These renovations will help us to accommodate many more families \u2014 and will eliminate the waiting lists we see for many programs, especial- lv in the pre-school area.With this renovation complete, the board, vol unteers and staff will be able to concentrate their energies on innovative and creative community-based social programs to meet needs that are currently unfulfilled.What an exciting future we have to look for- Friday, June 26, ward to! Nutrition tip of the week: One ounce of salad dressing contains anywhere from 80 to 125 calories.If you are watching your weight, try flavored vinegars or sprinkle lemon juice as a zero calorie alternate 1987 - 29 Help the Westmount YMCA provide new community facilities by contributing ro its fund-raising campaign.KELLS ACADEMY SUMMER SCHOOL PROVINCIAL EXAMS CREDIT COURSES ® July 6 - July 30 ¢ Individualized instruction in small groups Secondary 1 to V Call 932-2100 for application and brochure A division of Westmount Learning Centre 395 Elm Avenue at Sherbrooke, Westmount, Quebec H3Z 1724 Telephone (514) 932-4100 Irene Woods, Director Permit 7749-0783 AN ADVENTURE FOR BOYS 7 TO I5 YEARS OUR 62ND SEASON NOMININGUE 120 miles north of Montreal & Ottawa.x A PERFECT WATERFRONT x.% mile sandy beach ~ safe - clean swimming canoeing - sailing- windsurfing - water games Beach Fun.X FUN-FRIENDSHIP-FREE CHOICE * daily instruction in a choice of 18 activities: ~ tennis, archery, riflery, woodworking, nature, camp cooking, orienteering and more.Plus softball, soccer & dozens of other great games.% GOOD FOOD ~ GOOD HEALTH * Resident doctor & registered nurse.Professional chef.Large experienced staff- ratio | to 3% boys.ADVENTURE ~ safe wilderness canoe tripping.234,5& 7 week periods.Brochure and slide show PETER &JEAN VAN WAGNER, directors.19 Cragmore Road, Pointe Claire, Que.HIR 3K7 CALL ~ (514) 694-4020 COLLECT Accredited member QUEBEC & ONTARIO CAMPING ASSOCIATIONS TRES + BERR CRN TE TEE pe eee me ee A CCE M ER TRIER RS RO A NCPC SRE aT Es SPECIALISTS: CORNER GROSVENOR SERVICE D'AUTO WESTMOUNT AUTO SERVICE TUNE-UP * ALLEN DIAGNOSTIC BRAKES e FULL SERVICE TIRES AND BALANCING 4780 Sherbrooke St.W.933-8556 e 932-1554 30 - Friday, June 26, Atom Astros, peewee Dodgers post victories for league titles Thursday afternoon in Westmount diamonds was the setting for some truly outstanding softball in which the atom and peewee leagues crowned their champions.With the Cubs gone and the Expos eliminated last Wednesday, the stage was clear for the final peewee confrontation of the 1986-87 season.This game would hurl one team above the rest, a fact that both teams seemed to grasp before they took to the field.The Reds were first up at bat, led by captains Alexis Sparling and Chris Dedicik.Their spirits were high but that was not enough to put a single digit on the board.When the Dodgers came to the plate, they used their opportunity productively as they belted home four runs.By MARK SHANNON In fact, they called home four more in the bottom of the second and another four in the third, before the Reds could accumulate two in the fourth.Dodgers captains Etienne Julien and Tim Fleiszer were outstanding in their efforts as they led their team to a decisive 13-2 victory.When taken in perspective, their win seemed quite ironic, for they had been dealt a sobering 25-3 defeat but a couple of weeks ago by the very same team they defeated for the 86- 87 peewee softball title.While the peewees were wrapping up their season so, too, were the atoms.The Astros, coached by Peter KENWOOD\u2019S MOVING & STORAGE (1986) INC.Move with \u201cCARE\u201d Local - Long Distance - Overseas STORAGE 694-9880 EE] SPECIALIST Swedish Garage Inc.AUTO SALES & REPAIRS REBUILT MOTORS BODY WORK ¢ PAINTING FOR APPOINTMENT: 484-7834 482-4082 2115 OLD ORCHARD AVE.MTL.Lipes, faced John Bower's Indians.This match was considerably closer but the Astros maintained the lead throughout the game, even against a five-run attack in the bottom of the fourth.Devon Worth and Tom Bell contributed much to their team\u2019s lead, while Marc Shaffer and Lewis Tolensky of the Indians could be seen doing their best to counteract the Astros\u2019 role.When all was said and done, the Astros could boast a 14-10 lead, a margin great enough to cast them above the others to take sole possession of the Atom crown.The winning Dodgers of the peewee league are: Etienne Julien, Tim Fleiszer, Sean Hurlburt, David Nataf, Ryan Madden, Charles Bierbrier, Adam Lally, Mounir Tyler, Chris Runberg, Andrew Lindy, Jonathan Golfman, Jonathan Pinchuk and Shawn Althene.Atom's victorious Astros are: Thomas Bell, Nicholas Aubin, John Brownstein, Jamie McConnell, Jamie Seguin, Andy Lord, Mallar Chakravarty, Joshua Sinclair, Hugo Blomfield, Daryn Mitchell, David Lipes, Noah Bloom, Stephen Gainey and Devon Worth.1987 BASEBALL STANDINGS Following are the final standings in the Westmount municipal baseball leagues as of June 23, 1987.GP W L D Pts ATOM Blue Jays 8 4 4 0 8 Orioles 8 4 4 0 8 Yankees 8 4 4 0 8 PEE WEE Giants 7 5 2 0 10 Phillies 6 3 0 6 Padres 71 6 0 2 ery action Minor Damages on over 200 ** All prices are net.The psig extras you pay are trans.bree.lic.tax if applicable.48 month gh ALTE Jean Talon hy 2 DAY SALE Friday, June 26 & Monday, June 29 Many sold below cost Example of Savings Brand new Tempo 4-door *8999.Cu.\u201d Escorts \u2014 Tempos \u2014 Taurus \u2014 Mustangs \u2014 T-Birds \u2014 Light Trucks Wig ME Campbell & Cameron irc.Volkswagen dealer for 33 years JETTA - GOLF - SCIROCCO 4050 Verdun Avenue, Verdun 767-9173 767-9961 SALES - SERVICE PARTS A player slides back safely to first base Friday in a classic championship softball game between the Astros and the Indians.The Astros went on to take the Westmount atom title 14-10.SOFTBALL STANDINGS Following are the final standings in the Westmount municipal softball leagues as of June 23.GP W L D Pts ATOM Indians n 7 4 0 14 tAstros 11 6 4 1 13 Chiefs 1 5 6 0 10 Angels 1m 3 7 1 7 PEE WEE Reds 12 6 5 1 13 tDodgers 12 6 6 0 12 Expos 12 6 6 0 12 Cubs 12 5 6 1 1 tChampions Women bowlers take tourneys Two teams from the Westmount Bowling Club were winners of trophies in separate lawn-bowling events recently.In the Australian Pairs event at the Pointe Claire Club last Thursday, Splash Bash at pool Thursday Westmount\u2019s annual Splash Bash at the municipal pool is set to go Thursday evening, July 2, from 6 to 9 pm.The whole family is invited and encouraged to take part in the funniest dive contest and other novelty races.Residents may bring picnics, but no bottles will be permitted.For additional information call the recreation department, 935-8531.Blanche Senez and Julie Graham won the McKay-Lefebvre trophy.The team of Alice Salmon, Margaret Ross and Agnes Ramer was successful at the Beaconsfield Bowling Club on Saturday in winning their Ladies Invitational Triples trophy.A DEPENDABLE NAME SINCE 1937 iE ar) MONTREAL.LTD LOW COST DAILY RENTAL DAILY \u2014 WEEKLY \u2014 WEEKEND SPECIALS LONG TERM LEASING All models include service, insurance, license, snow tires, replacement car.We will purchase your present car.489-4994 Conveniently located at 5333 St.James West at Decarie We fuily maintain our cars during the lease so we always have exceptional used cars for sale.See our iarge display at ie cove location.Fq Wes aso TER Chil Belg] Dem Yugd Boliy Holl NOV Cana U.S.4 Irela Spail Norw Arge ATO Porty Aust Bulgi Engl Neth Polan PEE Brazi Swed Urug Italy Germ Hung ball the |Ba- uc- eir Nef tennis tourney into finals The Tennis Canada/Remington Canada father-son tennis tournament continues Sunday at the junior courts in Westmount Park with finalist pairs set to volley-off.The tournament, sponsored by the razor company, continues until national playoffs are held in September in Toronto.A world final is set for Spain.Fourteen teams were entered in the Westmount tournament over the past week.Winners in the junior division were, oddly enough, Norm ussier and both of his sons, Je and Francis.Normand and Jerome beat Tom and John Shingler; Normand and Francis beat Stephen and Sass Shashoua.No final was possible or necessary.The seniors\u2019 final Sunday pits Ken and Scott Sawyer against Norman and Stephen Hamilton.The Sawyers beat James and David Dowie and the Hamiltons bested Russel and Damon Green to enter the finals.Action starts at 2 pm.SOCCER STANDINGS Following are the standings in the Westmount municipal soccer leagues as of June 23, 1987.GPW L D F A Pts TERMITE Chile 6 5 0 1 202 1 Belgium 6 4 0 2 156 10 Denmark 6 3 2 12210 7 Yugoslavia 6 2 4 0 8 13 4 Bolivia 6 2 4 0 6 18 4 Holland 6 0 6 0 2 24 0 NOVICE Canada 6 6 0 03 7 12 U.S.A.6 4 1 1 2312 9 Ireland 6 4 1 1 188 9 Spain 6 2 4 0 8 21 4 Norway 6 1 5 0 419 2 Argentina 6 0 6 0 4 20 0 ATOM Portugal 6 5 1 0217 10 Austria 6 4 1 11912 9 Bulgaria 6 1 1 4 6 8 6 England 6 2 3 1 1114 5 Netherlands 6 1 2 3 L112 5 Poland 6 0 53 1 6 21 1 PEE WEE Brazil 6 5 1 0125 10 Sweden 6 3 2 1148 7 Uruguay 6 2 4 0 8 16 4 Italy 6 1 4 1 712 3 BANTAM Germany 6 2 1 3 1510 7 Hungary 6 0 3 3 1015 3 Park events readied for Canada Day Parades, talent contests and an open-air lunch theatre performed by counsellors are all part of annual Canada Day celebrations planned by West- mount\u2019s summer playground program.Wednesday's activities are to begin with a flag raising the singing of O Canada at m and close with soccer baseball (ages 9 to 11) and gravediggers, ladders, charades and other games (6 to 8 years) at 4 pm.Summer Playground, a summer day camp for residents between the ages of 6 and 14, opened June 24.The program is located at any of three locations in King George, Prince Albert or West- mount parks.Registration is $3 and recreation passes are necessary.For additional information call Beverly Adams at 935- 8531.Pool schedule set for summer UNTIL closing Labor Day, the following swimming schedule is in effect at the Westmount municipal pool: WEEKDAYS: The pool is open from 9 am to 9:45 pm and begins with instruction until noon.Between noon and 1:30 pm is adult swim, followed by swim for children 12 and under from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm.Westmounters 13 and over have the pool between 3:30 pm and 4:45 pm and then adults only have access from 5 pm until 7 pm.From 7 pm to8 pm itis general swim, followed by 16-and-over family swim at 8 pm until closing.SATURDAY: The pool is open from 9:30 am to 9:45 pm, with children 12 and under swimming for the first hour.From 10:30 am to 12:30 pm, those 13 and over are permitted in, followed by adult swim from 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm.Children 12 and under swim from 1:30 pm to 3 pm and then everyone 13 and over has the pool until 5 pm.Adults swim from 5 pm to 6 pm, followed by general swim from 6 pm to 7:30 pm.Everyone 16 and over and families then swim until closing.SUNDAY: The pool is open from 10 am to 8:45 pm.The day begins with general swim until 1 pm.From 1 pm to 2 pm, children 12 and under swim, followed by a swim for 13- to 15-year-olds until 3 pm.Those 16 and over are permitted to swim from 3 pm to 4 pm.Family swim is between 4 pm and 5 pm, followed by adult swim until 6 pm.General swim then begins until closing.Adults are allowed in at all times.Children six years of age and under must be accompanied by an adult.Westmount recreation passes must be shown before entering changing areas.For additional information contact the recreation department at 935-8531.935-8456 EORGE 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