The Westmount examiner, 28 septembre 1989, Cahier 1

[" En Vol.LXI, No.39 a À si Making all of Westmount your home Westmount, Quebec, Thursday, September 28, 1989 Attempting to steal purse, snatcher drags pregnant woman A PREGNANT woman was dragged along the ground outside a house on Dorchester boulevard Sunday evening by a robber trying to pull a shoulder bag over her head, police said.The woman, who is eight months pregnant, was driven to hospital by police who described her as being in nervous shock.She also sustained scratches to the knee and hand.The robbery occurred at 7:15 pm as the victim was walking up the front steps of the house and had her bag grabbed from behind.As the man tugged and pulled at the strap, the woman fell to the ground and was dragged 10 to 12 feet.A neighbor witnessing the incident could not get outside fast enough to help and the robber ran off, apparently empty-handed.The man was described as white, aged about 19, wearing a green jacket and dark pants.He has short dark hair.The victim is a 31-year- old Westmount resident.» For the finest non-traditional I talian food RESTAURANT au : [to éRansition) INSIDE.B® WIP gives gala send off to president Carpenter.10 B® Two former councillors deplore changeson Greene .2 1 @ Westmount: À Family of Families 16 N Staff cuts at Roslyn may end Englishstream .50¢ Noise charges to come over postal deliveries Court charges are expected to be laid against noise offenders at the post office on St Catherine street and Olivier avenue, public safety officers said.A number of noise complaints previously reported in THE EXAMINER have been received from persons living nearby.Renovations to the loading dock area and postal trucks have apparently not eased the noise which had generated complaints since reconstruction of the building.A number of noise complaints also are being monitored concerning deliveries at the nearby 5 Saisons store on Greene avenue, officers said.Bike liberated A bicycle was cut free from a fence behind 4453 de Maisonneuve boulevard Tuesday last week after the owner's key was stolen, public safety officers report.The key had been in the pocket of her jacket which disap- Kosh e750) Hoshinal THE EXAMINER wishes all its Jewish readers a very happy new year.Holiday greetings may be found on pages 17-20.EEE Photo by OWEN EGAN Asked to leave, teen fights back A teenage boy is to be summoned to court for disturbing the peace and resisting arrest last Thursday at Youth Horizons on Weredale Park, police report.The resident of Ville Emard was reported to have been involved in a fight about 2:55 pm.When he would not leave the building, police were called but he again refused.The suspect was finally arrested after allegedly scratching one of the officers on the arm and hitting another in the face.Two cars stolen in Dawson area Two cars were reported stolen last week on Sherbrooke street across from Dawson College, according to police reports.One is a $25,000 Jeep parked outside 3033 Sherbrooke Sept 19 between 6:20 and 10 pm while the driver went to a course at the college.The other is a black 1987 Ford Escort which was parked near the same location Sept 20.The $8,000 car disappeared sometime between 5:30 am and 3:30 pm while its driver went to work.By CHARLES MAPPIN IN the wake of his election victory Monday night, Richard Holden says he will do more for the West- mount community in the National Assembly than just talk about language.\u201cJ still can\u2019t quite believe it,\u2019 he said the day after upsetting William Cos- grove and the Liberal machine by a margin of only 513 votes.Mr Holden, 58, vows he and the three other Equality MNAs will put pressure on the re-elected Liberal government whenever needed.In the final tally Mr Holden had the support of 8,801 voters to Mr Cosgrove\u2019s 8,288, representing a spread of 40.6 to 38.3 percent in popular vote.The City of Westmount \u2014 with two-fifths of the riding\u2019s population \u2014 was the key to Mr Holden's win, giving him over 1,000 more votes than Mr Cosgrove.\u201cThe people of Westmount have expressed their choice,\u201d the Liberal candidate said in conceding Mon- Further election coverage begins on page six.day\u2019selection.He blamed anglo frustration for his loss, saying he will be back again soon.In the 1985 provincial election, Liberal Richard French took the riding by more than 15,000 votes.It\u2019s the first time in 27 years West- mount is represented by someone other than a Liberal in either the federal or provincial legislature.(Conservative Ross Webster filled Westmount's seat in Ottawa from 1958 to 1962.) PQ and Green Parti Québécois candidate Roger Simard finished third Monday with 2,376 votes (11.0 percent).The environmentalist Green Party made great inroads with Greg Tutko cop- turing 1,620 votes (7.5 percent).The N.D.P.all but fizzled out in Westmount as it did throughout the province.Local candidate Rebecca continued on page nine QUEBEC ELECTION RESULTS WESTMOUNT RIDING September 25, 1989 CANDIDATE Richard Holden (Equality) William Cosgrove (Liberal) Roger Simard (Parti Québécois) Greg Tutko (Green Party) Rebecca Elbourne (New Democrat) Robert Coppenrath (Progressive Conservative) Spoiled Ballots VOTES 8,801 8,288 2,376 1,620 430 141 310 Total votes cast: 21,966 (73.5% of those eligible) For complete Westmount results, poll-by-poll, see page six. an a on ae shen, 2 - The Westifiolnt.Examiner, Thursday, INFORMATION MEETING ON THE WESTMOUNT SENIOR CITIZENS\u2019 RESIDENCE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a public information meeting on the Senior Citizens\u2019 Residence project will be held on Wednesday, October 18, 1989 at 4:30 pm in Victoria Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke street.Light refreshments will be served and we look forward to your participation at the meeting.Given under my hand, this 1st day of August, 1989.Robert C.Wilkins City Clerk RÉUNION D'INFORMATION ==\" AU SUJET DE LA RESIDENCE POUR PERSONNES AGEES DE WESTMOUNT AVIS PUBLIC est par la présente donné qu'une réunion d'information publique, relative au projet de résidence pour personnes âgées, aura lieu le mercredi 18 octobre 1989 à 16h30 au Victoria Hall, au 4626, rue Sherbrooke.Un goûter léger sera servi à l\u2019occasion de cette réunion à laquelle nous espérons que vous participerez.Donné sous mon seing, ce ler jour d'août, 1989.Robert C.Wilkins Greffier de la ville Next Scheduled City Council Meeting Monday, October 2, 8 pm Date de la prochaine séance du conseil municipal Le lundi 2 octobre, 20h CITY HALL/HÔTEL DE VILLE 4333 Sherbrooke Street West + TNE EEE mm Family and fire top agenda as council meets Monday City council will pay special tribute to the family and to the need for fire prevention at its upcoming Monday meeting set for 8 pm at city hall.The first October session will start, after question period, with announcement of many activities taking place for Family Week, next week, as well as the proclamation of National Fire Prevention Week (Oct 8-14).Other items scheduled for the agenda as announced yesterday by city officials are: ¢ Thanks to citizens involved in creating Greene Avenue Community Centre at 1090 Greene, former site of the Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club; ¢ Appointment of Councillor Daniel Tingley as acting mayor in the absence of the mayor as well as alternate delegate to meetings of suburban mayors and MUC council for the months of November, December, January and February; ¢ List of accounts for the month ending Aug 31, 1989; * Expenditures over $5,000 for major Plaque presented to fire department Vermont firefighters presented a plaque of thanks Saturday to West- mount's fire department for hosting a group of volunteers visiting the Montreal area Aug 26-27.The plaque was awarded Saturday by the Vermont firefighters\u2019 association at the annual Chittenden regional training school weekend.Several volunteers from West- mount\u2019s Civil Protection Unit attended fire courses at the event where local fire director William Timmons instructed in incident command.A video of the Vermont firefighters\u2019 visit to Westmount (see story Aug 31) also was given to the director.Toyota trauma A 1988 Toyota sustained more than $500 damage overnight Tuesday- Wednesday last week in front of 4912 Sherbrooke street, police report.An electrical distribution improvements in various parts of the city; e Cadastral operation for extension of building at 384 Metcalfe avenue; and e Reports of mayor and councillors.Publisher adds Monitor to duties Don Sancton, publisher of THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER and Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post, has added to his duties by being named publisher of The Monitor, the community newspaper serving N.D.G., Montreal West and Hampstead.The appointment, effective Oct 3, was announced Mr Leo Forget, vice- president and director general of Publications Dumont, the company which has owned The Monitor for 12 years and which this spring purchased THE EXAMINER and Weekly Post from the Sancton family.Named advertising director of The Monitor by Mr Forget is Louise Wolman, who also will continue to hold that position with THE EXAMINER and Weekly Post.Both will work for the three papers from THE EXAMINER office in Westmount.Mr Sancton succeeds as publisher John O\u2019Meara, who is leaving the paper after many years.The change brings The Monitor and EXAMINER full circle, back under the same management as they were from their founding in the 1920s by the late Hugh E.McCormick until the mid- 1960s.Publisher of the two papers from 1957 was Mr Sancton\u2019s father, John.The Monitor was acquired by Westmounter Lou Miller in the mid- '60s and he subsequently sold to the Dumont group in 1977.Mr O'Meara eventually succeeded Mr Miller as publisher.The Dumont papers last year were sold to Cogeco Inc, a diversified communications company whose shares are traded on the Montreal Stock Exchange.The Monitor has a weekly free circulation of 32,000 copies.It is published every Tuesday.| WEstTMOUNT Today, Sept 28 Art exhibit: Acrylic paintings by Edelweiss d'Andrea are on exhibit at the Westmount Public Library until Oct 15.African art: African Images at Galerie des 5 Continents, 1225 Greene avenue, until Oct 7.931-3174.Recycling sheds closed until further notice.Library amnesty: Atwater Library asks users to check they haven't forgotten a book on their shelves, Ite can be returned until Sunday wi no questions asked, no fines imposed.Saturday, Sept 30 Children\u2019s reading of Hiawatha, for all ages, at 10 am at Oink Oink!, 1361 Greene avenue.Readings every second Saturday.Monday, Oct 2 Family Week celebrations get underway at 8 pm at city hall, and continue to week's end.Wednesday, Oct 4 Story hour: Today and every Wednesday, a 20-minute story hour for two- and three-year-olds, followed by a 20-minute storytime for children four to six years old and, after that, 20 minutes of story-telling in French.Readings begin at 10:30 am and 3 pm at Westmount Library.Wednesday, Oct 4 SWAG meeting at 10 am at Victoria Hall.Anyone interested is welcome.COMING UP Oct 5: \u201cAging can be fun,\u201d sponsored by the Contactivity Centre for Seniors as part of Family Week.Short films on aging, tai chi demonstrations and refreshments at West- mount Park Church from 2 to 4 pm.COMING UP Oct 11: Teesri Duniya presents a new play by Montrealers Rahul Varma and Helen Vlachos, Equal Wages, a satire, at the Atwater Library until Oct 15.488-9994 or 398-3514.Dec 5: Tribute dinner for Philip E.Katz at Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue.937-8927, 9 3 5 = 8 5 3 1 unknown vehicle struck the car's left Public school students get maps of safe routes to take Westmount, PQ H3Z 1E2 Monday-Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Fire (business calls) 19 Stanton St.Police (business calls) 21 Stanton St.Municipal Court, 21 Stanton St.935-2456 280-2223 935-8531 Local 351 or 352 935-2066 935-8037 Nights, weekends and holidays Victoria Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.Municipal Yard, 14 Bethune St.Light Department, Glen Road Library Public Security Unit Lundi à vendredi, 8h30 à 16h30 Incendie (bureau d\u2019affaires) 19, rue Stanton Police (bureau d'affaires) 21, rue Stanton Cour municipale, 21, rue Stanton Nuits, weekends et jours de fête Hall Victoria, 4626, rue Sherbrooke ouest Voirie, 14, rue Béthune Service d'éclairage, chemin Glen Bibliothèque Sécurité Publique 935-8218 935-8444 935-1777 935-2456 280-2223 935-8531 Local 351 ou 352 935-2066 935-8037 935-8218 935-8444 935-1777 EMERGENCIES / URGENCES Fire/Incendie Police Ambulance 911 Extinguisher thieves flee Two thieves managed to escape from Westmount Park Towers at 4700 St Catherine street Sunday after being spotted in the garage on a TV monitor, police said.The men, who were confronted by a security guard as they fled the building, dropped a fire extinguisher they had stolen and discharged over the garage floor.No damage was reported to the building or parked cars.The pair was described as wearing blue jeans and dark leather jackets.Maps showing the safest routes for elementary children to take while walking to school have been distributed to three public schools in West- mount, police report.Parents are asked to go over the map with their children and point out the safety corridors.Generally these streets are the main roads leading to Roslyn, West- mount Park and St Léon\u2019s schools, police explained.They are the routes manned by school crossing guards and most frequently patrolled by police.Roslyn School corridors are listed as The Boulevard, Westmount avenue, Roslyn avenue and Côte St Antoine road.For Westmount Park School, these are marked as Melville avenue, St Catherine, de Maisonneuve, Park Place and Academy road.Around St Léon, corridors are list- police said.her nerves.centre.who also attended.Teenaged girl stabbed by pen-wielding classmate A 13-YEAR-OLD girl was taken to hospital last Thursday after being stabbed several times in the arm by a classmate armed with a pen, The assault took place at Westmount High School \u201cabout 8 am after an argument between two girls.One said the other was getting on A 15-year-old girl was arrested and charged with assault causing bodily harm in connection with the incident.She was taken to local MUC police station and transferred to I'Escale juvenile detention Neither the victim nor suspect are Westmount residents.One lives in Verdun, the other in N.D.G.Though the incident occurred in a classroom, police said, the teacher stated she did not see the stabbing but suddenly noticed the victim walking toward her bleeding from the right arm: One of the punctures was fairly deep, said public safety officers ed as Clarke, Kitchener, Sherbrooke, de Maisonneuve and Greene.\u201cSelecting these particular streets or corridors was not done at random,\u201d reads a letter from station 23 director Pierre Vézina to parents.\u201cThis project will allow our police officers to better co-ordinate their patrols in order to give maximum protection to those corridor streets during the time period when children travel to and from school.\u201d He asks parents on receipt of letter to: Discuss the project with their chif* dren; e Show them the way to get to a corridor street; e Explain the importance of obeying crossing guards; and, » Teach children to have respect for others and their property.The island-wide corridor program has been worked out between MUC police and various school boards, youth squad sergeant Pierre Filion said.For this reason, it does not include private schools, many of which happen to be located in West- mount.Bye bye Bianchi A $350 Bianchi mountain bicycle was stolen from a garage at 4326 Sherbrooke between Sept 14-19, according to police.p\u2014 nmr a PF = r Nm ean x Your car is an important investment! Why not have it repaired by someone who cares! Since \u201cSpecialists in insurance estimate repairs\u201d 21 Somerville, Westmount 486-0785 AFTER THE MOVE: Westmount's medical officer, Dr Paul Lysy, and nurse, Philomena McLoughlin, have been getting their new quarters in shape at 21 Stanton street.The health office opened Sept 5 on the ground floor of station 23 in an area previously used as ticket office.The medical office was moved out of the nearby annex to make room for the Public Security Unit.Renovations should have those quarters ready near the end of next month.FOR LUMBER AND PLYWOOD FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT \u20ac LE DAYS 7:30 AM-5: SATURDAYS 8:30 AM-4 Call 748-6161 SHEARER-BOCK RUTHERFORD INC.50 STINSON BLVD.TWO BLOCKS EAST OF NATIONAL FILM BOARD Cyclist hit on de Maisonneuve A 13-year-old Westmount boy suffered minor scratches Tuesday last when hit by a taxi, police report.He had been riding his bicycle across de Maisonneuve boulevard mid-block west of Kensington avenue.The accident, which was witnessed by another driver, occurred about 6 pm.The boy was reported to have jumped onto the bike on the sidewalk and started to cross, colliding with the cab.The victim was treated for a slight bump on the head, according to the fire department's first responder unit crew.The boy's father was summoned to the scene as well as Urgences Santé but the boy not taken to hospital.Late report A VCR that disappeared from Westmount Park School last Thursday last July was finally reported stolen last Thursday, police said.It was valued at about $500.336-8198 277-0858 BRAND NAME CARPETS We pride ourselves on good workmanship, quality material and discount prices! For personalized service call: DECOR MITCH-EL 6236 St.Hubert St.WE BRING OUR SHOWROOM TO YOU PHIL RAM Cats Montreal (514) 939-CATS Veterinary Clinic for Cats 1672 de Maisonneuve West, at Metro Guy Mon.to Fri.: 8:00 - 8:00; Sat.: 10:00 - 3:00 Charles Bradley, D.V.M.Where were they going?EEN] \u201c +» gis The following calls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week: Sept 19 10:44 am: Front of 339 Côte St Antoine, first responder unit (see story); 5:57 pm: Front of 4392 de Maisonneuve, first responder unit for bicycle accident (see story); Sept 20 2:15 am: Greene and Sherbrooke, first re- sponder unit for bicycle accident; 9:12 am: 531 Claremont, first responder unit; 11:15 am: 11 Summit Circle, smoke detector accidentally set off by workers; 12:20 pm: 321 Kensington, smoke detector activated by burnt food; 1:36 pm: 1304 Greene, defective alarm; 6:45 pm: 4150 St Catherine, burst plumbing; 8:00 pm: King George Park, for fire in park, false alarm; 10:02 pm: 4585 Sherbrooke, YMCA, first responder unit; Sept 21 8:14 am: 4350 St Catherine, Westmount High, first responder unit, girl in coma taken to hospital; 8:22 am: 4350 St Catherine, Westmount High, first responder unit for stabbing (see story); 3:32 pm: Rear of 1 de Casson, strange odor; 6:17 pm: Rear of 200 Lansdowne, burnt wire (see story); Sept 22 12:28 pm: 4656 Sherbrooke, code 2 automatic mutual aid from Côte St Luc cancelled at 12:33 pm, weak battery in smoke detector; 1:32 pm: 5705 Westminster, code 2 automatic mutual aid to Côte St Luc cancelled at 1:39 pm; 11:32 pm: 5350 MacDonald, code 3 automatic mutual aid to Céte St Luc cancelled at 11:43 pm; Sept 23 12:15 am: 999 McEachran, code 3 automatic mutual aid to Outremont cancelled at 12:22 am, 12:22 am: 858 Querbes, code 3 automatic mutual aid to Outremont cancelled at 12:30 am; 12:33 am: 5356 Hutchison, code 3 automatic mutual aid to Outremont cancelled at 12:38 am; 4:56 am: Rear of 520 Argyle, for electrical wire down in heavy wind (see hurricane story); 6:40 am: Rear of 45 Roxborough, electrical wires speaking in wind (see above); 8:19 am: 6595 Mackle, code 3 automatic mutual aid to Cote St Luc cancelled at 8:29 am; 6:24 pm: 449 Grosvenor, flood from burst Lin WX a Ê Le - QaszAcA WestmoulT ExAMINETR® You Say Continued from previous page erty owner has allowed a perfectly fine property to deteriorate in order to enhance the demolition application.This tactic, tried and true in inner-city neighborhoods by generations of developers, has no place in a mature community such as Westmount.In fact, it is outrageous that the City of West- mount has no tools, like a maintenance bylaw, which can effectively prevent developers from using this tactic.The property has deteriorated in the last year, but it is hardly beyond repair.Most property owners who invest $1 million in the purchase of a home budget a few dollars for restoration.What was a perfectly fine family house in 1988 has become \u201csubstandard\u201d (the owner's words) by 1989.Police and Westmount Public Security have been called several times by neighbors because of open doors and windows.An unheated home left over a Canadian winter can quickly become \u201csubstandard\u201d even if it cost its owners $1 million.Some have argued that the house is not a \u201csuitable abode for a modern family.\u201d This view is perfect nonsense, as the modern family has been known to renovate and inhabit everything from a church to a train station to a former bread factory.The house on Summit Circle is, at least, a house.The city has recognized its responsibility to its built environment by commissioning an inventory of heritage properties.The inventory, executed at a cost of almost $40,000 in taxpayers\u2019 money, and overseen by the Architectural and Planning Commission, recommended that the house be given a 1B rating, the second highest of four categories of buildings worth preserving.The report labelled the house \u201cexceptional.\u201d And now there is every indication that the city will trash its own report and allow the demolition of this \u201cexceptional\u201d house.Why do an inventory if it has no teeth, no meaning, no validity?Can we have our $40,000 back?The city council does not have to allow this demolition.When the owner purchased the property, certainly no assurance was given that the city would allow a subdivision.In fact, the city decided, in 1986, to prohibit the demolition of the house's porch, an action which would have effectively allowed the subdivision of the property.City council should give some consideration to insuring that members of the West- mount Architectural and Planning Commission declare their interests and/or associations in any projects that come before them, the same way that city council members are expected to declare their own interests.Westmount is a small community and professional, academic, business and family associations run tight.It is therefore incumbent on everyone in community service to be especially sensitive to even the appearance of an interest in a particular project.The consideration of the application for the demolition of 22 Summit Circle will be watched carefully.All those who had such high hopes for a heritage policy after the publication of the heritage inventory, expect that the city will deal respectfully and sensitively with heritage property.It was especially heartening to those of us who have worked for the heritage movement in Montreal to hear Mayor Cutler speak at the recent signing of the accord for the preservation of Mount Royal.The mayor spoke sensitively and with some emotion about the loss to the City of Montreal and the mountain environs of the mansions of the Golden Mile and Sherbrooke street.It would be a tragic loss to the City of West- mount if it allowed the demolition of its own history.JoAnn Issenman 493 Elm avenue WESTMOUNT PQ H3Y 3H9 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 Strong support in city helps Equality take riding POLL-BY-POLL 9 > Poll No.s ££ 2 § ; Q 3 & Location 3 & g § $ UPPER WESTMOUNT = oO @ Rs lu Villa St.Marceiline 91 80 66 5 12 3 92 102 67 7 6 0 93 59 79 7 6 1 94 32 62 10 3 2 Roslyn School 97 \u2019 89 70 3 10 2 98 88 62 4 12 0 99 75 44 9 18 2 100 69 35 0 10 1 101 38 154 10 13 1 102 62 59 5 12 6 103 59 43 1 6 3 104 116 56 6 6 2 The Study 95 76 62 10 7 2 96 73 71 3 14 0 105 72 69 2 20 3 108 75 53 1 4 1 Westmount Baptist Church 112 56 56 5 20 1 113 63 40 11 25 10 114 67 43 3 19 9 115 69 48 6 18 5 116 64 27 5 12 1 117 73 45 6 8 6 118 59 48 13 15 1 119 53 51 6 13 0 Centre St-Paul 106 76 60 6 15 2 107 71 63 5 22 3 109 62 44 3 17 6 110 69 70 6 13 0 111 77 58 4 4 0 120 42 33 4 13 0 121 69 47 6 17 1 LOWER WESTMOUNT Victoria Hall 122 75 42 5 9 4 123 73 63 11 24 9 124 73 59 5 7 1 125 57 27 0 15 3 126 26 34 1 5 2 127 84 39 5 7 4 128 88 62 7 17 6 129 48 22 3 12 2 130 68 54 1 3 0 Westmount Park School 142 84 34 8 23 6 143 36 45 2 5 0 144 88 35 6 15 7 145 42 42 8 13 2 146 89 39 4 6 5 147 48 36 4 14 3 148 64 40 14 11 3 149 90 82 15 13 3 150 & 151 94 58 3 1 2 Ecole St-Léon 131 106 41 2 20 10 132 90 55 5 16 4 133 78 47 9 13 3 134 59 33 7 11 6 136 43 23 2 11 4 137 & 138 43 51 12 3 3 139 & 140 22 24 1 3 0 Westmount High School 135 62 38 4 9 3 141 32 49 9 5 0 152 83 73 0 4 0 153 97 84 2 4 0 154 92 70 7 6 2 155 79 83 5 4 0 156 55 46 12 17 8 158 72 44 7 24 0 159 16 13 23 19 0 Reddy Memorial Hospital 157 56 40 8 13 6 North of Sherbrooke TOTAL 2,135 1,785 172 390 74 % 46.5 38.9 3.7 8.5 1.6 South of Sherbrooke TOTAL 2,312 1,627 217 382 111 % 49.5 34.8 4.6 8.2 2.4 WESTMOUNT TOTAL 4,447 3,412 389 772 185 % 48.0 36.8 42 8.3 2.0 HONN COO=2=2NO = \u2014_\u2014_ a OOSOOUO4 O20 += 1200 = WOOO \u2014=-0CWw\u2014= \u201cNO -0ON OOOO+-CO+ O+-OOOO-00 38 0.8 22 0.5 60 0.6 Voters in the City of Westmount made their hometown boy victorious in Monday's election.Richard Holden captured 4,447 votes in the city, 1,035 more than Liberal William Cosgrove's 3,412 and more than double his 513-vote victory margin in the riding overall.In popular vote, that represents 48.0 percent versus Mr Cosgrove's 36.8 percent.Mr Holden did particularly well south of Sherbrooke street, capturing almost half the votes cast there.Mr Cosgrove scored strongly elsewhere in the riding, however, especially in the downtown and Cote des Neiges areas (called \u201ceast\u201d on the accompanying charts) where he captured 1,277 votes to Mr Holden's 922.Mr Cosgrove also won in eastern N.D.G.(\u201cwest\u201d) and in the part of the riding north of Queen Mary road (\u201cnorth\u201d).Besides taking the City of West- mount, Mr Holden edged out Cos- grove in the riding\u2019s \u201cnorthwest\u201d sector which includes the Circle road and Côte St Luc road area.Of the riding\u2019s 155 polls, Mr Holden won 85, Mr Cosgrove 58.They tied in six.Parti Québécois candi- oR Richard Holden's committee room in the former Warren's menswear st F media watching as the poll-by-poll results went up on a wall chart.Campaign manager Johan Sarrazin stands In the - By CHARLES MAPPIN date Roger Simard eked out six polls and finished second in 11.(The riding had 159 poll numbers, but six were combined and two were split to accommodate the number of voters.) In the City of Westmount, Mr Holden took 53 of 66 polls.The Liberals won 10, two were split, and the Parti Québécois took one.Outside the city, Mr Cosgrove won 48 of 89 ridings.Mr Holden won in 32, they split four and Mr Simard won five.The Green Party made a significant breakthrough in Westmount riding.Greg Tutko captured 7.5 percent of the popular vote overall.In the city he took 8.3 percent and in the west, 9.7 percent.Mr Simard also had his best showing in the western sector with 20.3 percent of the vote.One of Mr Si- mard\u2019s six winning polls came in the City of Westmount in the southeast poll numbered 159 which includes St Antoine street.In that poll, Mr Tutko finished second.Poll 101 \u2014 the number has a familiar ring to it \u2014 was ironically Mr Cosgrove\u2019s best poll and the most orefront was packe lop-sided poll in the riding where he overpowered Mr Holden 154 to 38 votes.Mr Holden's strongest polls were nearby poll 104 where he beat Mr Cosgrove 116 to 56 and poll 131 where the margin was 106 to 41.Other parties The NDP picked up only 430 votes or 2.0 percent Monday.In the previous election, NDP candidate Greta Nemiroff took 7.9 percent of the vote.Voters who made their choice at the advance polling favored Mr Holden over Mr Cosgrove 421 to 395.Taking advantage of a change in the election act that gave them a vote, 20 former Westmounters \u2014 who left Quebec within the past 10 years and plan to return one day \u2014 voted by mail.They favored Mr Sigik-d over Mr Holden eight to seven: Mr Cosgrove and Mr Tutko each getting two votes and Mr Coppenrath picking up one.Four prisoners registered on the Westmount voting list cast ballots, two each to Mr Holden and Mr Si- mard.Prisoners have the right to vote in provincial elections but not in federal.À i foreground with some results in her hands.As victory became more certain, well-wishers continued to pour in.PQ candidate disappointed with returns Two doors away from Richard Holden's committee room, all was considerably more quiet in the Parti Québécois campaign office.Westmount PQ candidate Roger Simard was disheartened as he watched the results on T.V.with a dozen supporters.Disappointed with the number of votes he received in Westmount, Mr Simard found some solace in his party's increase in popular vote throughout the province.A week ago, Mr Simard was shooting for 20 percent of the Westmount vote.In the final tally, he took only 11.0 percent with 1,620 votes.In the 1985 election, the PQ candidate captured 14.0 percent.\u201cWhat could I expect in such a conservative riding?\u2019 Mr Simard lamented afterwards.He said he expects the four elected Equality MNAs will be given a lot of attention by the anglophone media and be all but ignored by the francophone media.He doesn\u2019t believe they will have much of an impact in the National Assembly, but added it will be interesting to see the Liberal government being attacked from both sides.Photo by OWEN EGAN Rick French voted for Liberals\u2019 man over friend Holden The election of Richard Holden in Westmount Monday came as no surprise to at least one man \u2014 his predecessor as MNA.Richard French said Tuesday that once he saw the polling data last week that indicated strong support among anglos for the Equality Party he realized William Cosgrove was in trouble.Nevertheless, Mr French was one of the Westmounters who voted for Mr Cosgrove Monday.\u201cI supported Bill Cosgrove and I voted for him,\u201d he said.He pointed out that The Gazette on Tuesday mistakenly reported he had supported Mr Holden, who is a friend.(The Equality Party was supported by St Henri-Westmount MP David Berger and Mayor May Cutler.) Mr French, who was one of three anglophone cabinet ministers to quit the Bourassa cabinet last December to protest Bill 178, had advised West- mounters to vote for the best individual in the race.Did his vote mean he thought Mr Cosgrove was that person?\u201cI'd hate to say he\u2019s the best,\u201d he said.\u201cI'd promised the local Liberal executive that I'd support their candidate and 1 did,\u201d he said.\u201cI had no hesitation in doing so.\u201d Mr French extended best wishegto Mr Holden.\u201cI'm very apr gi} Dick and hope he will find the jos rewarding as I did,\u201d he said.\u201cI hope he will continue the work for McGill and the hospitals that we were doing.\u201d The \u201cCosgrove factor\u201d \u2014 his parachuting into the riding and 16-year absence from Quebec \u2014 \u2018\u2018certainly hurt\u201d the Liberal campaign, Mr French said, but the general desire of anglophones to protest had a strong- ereffect.\u201c(Mr Cosgrove's) presentation was very badly managed by the party,\u201d he said, \u201cbut Bill has nothing to be ashamed of.The vote was not so much anti-Cosgrove but anti-Lib- eral.\u201d Mr French has begun a new career as vice-president of Bell Canada, based in Ottawa.PU d Monday with supporters and the Ya eX A Javogides® + 1 - \u20ac cSEI RS The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 7 TOUMIOIy3E vebendT ne ne TT PS A couple of nervewracking hours: finally went to the dictionary and looked it up.According to the Webster's dictionary, a gadfly is an irritating person who prods others to action by persistent criticism.I guess that\u2019s what the Westmount voters wanted \u2014 someone who will prod Bourassa with persistent criticism,\u201d or Richard Holden discusses the early returns with Sheila Douglas-Hardie and Nick Auf der Maur.= : Holden, s rt i | upporters eiated as poi resuits roimned in Is | \u2019 p p ( at fl , 131 J .\u2019 : | Those gathered in Richard Mr Holden said, relaxed in his victo- By CHARLES MAPPIN Those who played key roles in- At 10:15, just moments after CBC { Holden\u2019s committee room Monday .> cluded campaign manager Johan television finally declared Mr j evening waited anxiously in the min- Switching smoothly into French, Equality Party candidates are Sarrazin,committeeroomco-ordina- Holden elected, Parti Québécois can- A utes after the polls closed for the he said Quebec's anglophones want proud.But there's one person I want tor Robert Eschenasi, official agent didate Roger Simard came in from tes : early returns to be phoned in.to co-operate with the majority, the to single out and that\u2019s Robert Lib- Robert McGregor, election day co- his committee room next door to re- When the numbers from the first 3 francophone concitoyens of the prov- man,\u201d Mr Holden said, adding that ordinator Egan Chambers, chief congratulate the winner.sta | polls added up to a 107 to 57 lead for ince, but they want to be treated he expects his party leader will bea fundraiser John Lynch-Stanton and For a few minutes, Mr Holden te.Mr Holden, a cheer broke out in the equally before the National Assem- force in Quebec politics for many Mr Auf der Maur, the chief tactician.chatted with his friends and sup- at H room and a voice boomed, \u201cHey, bly and before the law.years to come.\u201cMr Cosgrove is a gentlemanandI porters, including former West- Mr | Dick, we want to hear your accept- \u201cOn est tous pour un Québec fort Mr Holden heaped thanks upon respect him for putting on a very mount MNA Kevin Drummond.5.ance speech.dans un Canada uni (We are all fora those who put in many long hours good campaign.And I m only glad Then it was off to Equality Party in § But it took another two hours, strong Quebec in a united Canada)\u201d organizing and helping out in the that I won and he lost,\u201d Mr Holden headquarters in St Laurent to cele- a until shortly after 10 o'clock, before he said.campaign, calling them \u201cthe great said.\u201cIknow what it'sliketorunfor brate withthe three men who willbe ho K they could safely hear that speech.\u201cWhat we set out to do in this unsung heroes of any election cam- anunpopularleader\u2014Ionceranfor sitting next to him in the National us À Mr Holden and his campaign campaign was to send a message to Paign.\u201d Joe Clark.\u201d Assembly for the next four years.ed workers spent the intervening time : - ed fagipusly adding up the results as - ba 0 trickled in from the polling .= ge .et- stätions.With calculators churning, Westmou nt Rid in \u2014 Results di trict th they couldn't quite believe it \u2014 the numbers kept coming up in the .he Equality candidate\u2019s favor.° & ts, By 9 o\u2019clock, with guarded opti- 8 è > & & Si- ! mism, Mr Holden's friends and sup- ® S & ° $ &£ 7 to porters smelled possible victory in 5 S$ $ $ éd S$ in the packed campaign headquarters, I ¢ 9 2 o I the former Warren's menswear shop .: on the south side of Sherbrooke WESTMOUNT 4,447 3,412 389 772 185 60 9,265 : street.9 At 9:25, Nick Auf der Maur, Mr % 48.0 36.8 4.2 8.3 2.0 0.6 Holden's campaign advisor and friend, read out the latest results: EAST ° 922 1,277 40 191 45 24 2,868 \u201cHolden 8,202.Cosgrove 7,982.\u201d Vic- % 32.1 44.5 14.3 6.7 1.6 0.8 tory was near.Mr Holden began doing a live interview for a radio sta- WEST 875 978 567 271 77 18 2,786 tion.% 31.4 35.1 20.3 9.7 2.8 0.6 Declaration of victory NORTHWEST 1,118 1,107 378 202 44 17 2,866 % 39.0 38.6 13.2 7.0 1.5 0.6 Soon after 10 o'clock, Mr Holden's supporters realized their lead of over NORTH 1,009 1,117 511 156 58 15 2,866 votes could not be toppled wit 0 just 11 out of 159 polls still to come in.% 35.2 39.0 17.8 5.4 2.0 0.5 Victory was declared.The room ; erupted in jubilation.Mr Holden RET.OFFICE o 421 395 112 26 21 6 981 ; had won a seat once thought tobeone & ADVANCE % ; 42.9 40.3 1 1.4 2.7 2.1 0.6 | of the Liberal Party's safest in Que- | bec.PRISONER \u201cIt just goes to show you that THE O S 2 0 2 0 0 0 4 WESTMOUNT EXAMINER has more clout than The Gazette,\u201d a smiling OUTSIDE QUEBEC 7 2 8 2 0 1 20 Mr Holden told the crowd after Mr : Auf der Maur announced him the winner.TOTAL 8,801 8,288 2,376 1,620 430 141 21,656 \u201cThe Gazette has called me a gad- % 40.6 38.3 11.0 7.5 2.0 0.6 fly so often in this campaign that I Robert Bourassa.Remember him?He's still the premier.Praise for Libman \u201cI am very, very pleased to be elected and I'm sure all four of the Photo by OWEN EGAN ; 8 - The Wesjtmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 the election to Richard Holden.His wife, Frances, looks on.By KATHLEEN HUGESSEN The polls won't close for another 15 minutes, but the media already has converged on the Cosgrove headquarters, upstairs on St Catherine street across from Westmount High.The old hands are wandering about looking knowingly and exchanging opinions with other old hands.The television reporters are conspicuous for the unblemished masks make-up has made of their faces.Two video cameras, CBC on the left, CFCF on the right, are aimed at the entry to the main room.A paper adorns the walls, just below ceiling level, with all the poll numbers marked on it and blank spaces for Liberal, Equality, PQ and Other returns.A certain amount of bustle is going on behind the counter that separates the Liberal workers from the guests.In time, the two will mingle as press and supporters flow from backrooms to frontrooms and back again.Nobody, except Cosgrove supporters, seems to want to call this one for sure.The odd person will, in low tones, speculate that Cosgrove probably will pull out a narrow- margin win.A few minutes before the polls close, the caterers arrive and disappear into the back.The Gazette, in the person of Bill Marsden, and the Daily News, in the person of photographer Al Leishman, arrive.Two television monitors have been set up.They both show CBC.Any attempt to change the channel leads to CBC.CBC television reporter Steve Housser confirms they have been provided bv.yep.CBC.Liveoron TV As the polls close, CBC begins its live coverage of the election.Everyone, media and Liberal supporters, - watch Mr Housser on the monitors while he does his first stand up.He tells us, and the viewing audience, that Westmount isn't a guaranteed seat for the Liberals.The caterers leave with empty trays Everyone watches as Dennis Trudeau reports on various ridings with results of one poll from 257 already in.With one poll reporting, Robert Bourassa is behind the Equality candidate in St Laurent.\u201cThat's not going to happen,\u201d says Rob Bull, reporter for Canadian Press.More press arrive.There is a mini- reunion of Concordia journalism diploma graduates and students.Twenty-five minutes after the polls close, William Cosgrove is reportedly trailing Richard Holden.\u201cIt's early yet,\u201d say the supporters.We watch Mr Housser tell us that, with Equality showing so well, \u201cit could be a squeaker.\u201d Esther Goldenberg, spearhead a couple of years ago of the Westmount Pesticides Task Force, has arrived.Liberal candidate William Cosgrove applauds campaign workers at the Liberal headquarters where he has come to concede Photo by VALERIE TETLEY She is watching a monitor expressionlessly.\u201cI'm voting for the man,\u201d she says, \u201cbecause he is an environmentalist.I met-him, I talked with him, he came tomy house.I found him very intelligent, very honest and a true environmentalist.And that is my interest.\u201d Liberal majority It is 8:29 pm.Dennis Trudeau announces the CBC is predicting a Liberal majority.No one throws streamers.Very few results have been filled in on the wall chart.A rough estimate shows Mr Cosgrove winning in about 11 of 24 polls.Peter Duffield, vice-president of the riding association, has arrived.He is asked to announce a list of totals.\u201cSomebody point me to the dumb microphone,\u201d he says.He is pointed.He informs the assembled, in English and in the official language, that Cosgrove leads with 1,184 votes, Holden has 988.There is a cheer.Asked how many polls have been counted, he says, \u2018\u2018Very few so far.\u2019 Media and campaigners are mixing in the back rooms.There is food, drink and anon-CBC television monitor.\u201cThey're showing different results,\u201d Mr Bull says at one point.\u201cI find that very interesting.\u201d Liberal riding association president Peter Duffield reads out results to those assembled in the Liberal committe rooms.Photo by VALERIE TETLEY School of Journalism Loyola Campus Concordia University 7141 Sherbrooke W.Montreal, Quebec H4B 1R6 (514) 848-2466 JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP Dr.Enn Raudsepp, Interim Director or THE WESTMOUNT Examiner The Association of Quebec Regional English Media and The Westmount Examiner in cooperation with Con- cordia University are pleased to announce the Quebec Community Newspaper Scholarship.A $2,000 scholarship will be awarded once more this year to a Quebec journalism student enrolled in 2nd or 3rd year at Quebec's School of Journalism at Concordia University in Montreal.Any Quebec student with prior experience in community press or the intention of entering the community newspaper field upon graduation is eligible.Applications should be submitted by September 30, 1989 to: Allan Davis Executive Director A.Q.R.E.M., Glenaladale House Box 195, Macdonald College 21,111 Lakeshore Rd.Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue Quebec, Que H9X 1CO (514) 398-7706 Mr Duffield reads the next set of results at 9:15 pm.Mr Cosgrove still leads, but the margin is only about 95 votes.That's with 46 polls of 159 reporting.Claire Chitayat arrives.She has been deputy returning officer at Marymount.She is staring at blank spaces on the wall chart.She says polls 23 to 29 all went to Holden and wonders why those results haven't gone up yet.Election night woes in the Liberalcamp Unaccounted for Later, Karin Marks, another deputy returning officer, says polls 112 to 119 all went to Holden.Though she\u2019s been here some time, those results are also not up.Mr Bull says the Liberals are pr: ably trying to keep hope alive.They® re waiting for some good returns before putting up lost polls.Or maybe they intend to contest some.We watch Mr Housser tell us there was \u201ca collective shudder when Lib- man and Atkinson got elected.\u201d Then Mr Trudeau announces Mr Holden in the lead by 105 votes.Mr Bull tells a group of media, \u201cI've been in this business full time since about 1967.I've never, on election night, been in a winning place.\u201d He doesn\u2019t tell the Liberal supporters.Mr Duffield reads out more results.Mr Holden has 3,789, Mr Cosgrove 3,640.\u201cBut the night is still young,\u201d he says.It\u2019s about 9:30 pm.At 10 pm, the results of polls 23 to 29 are finally posted.Mr Duffield reads more results.With 156 of 159 polls reporting, Mr Holden has 8,343, Mr Cosgrove has 7,897 votes.Candidate appears Ten minutes later Mr Cosgrove arrives.There is sustained applause.Everyone applauds.Mr Cosgrove applauds his campaign workers.The journalists applaud, those that aren't taking pictures.Many of them apparently voted Green, but they applaud for all that.Mr Cosgrove is accompanied by his wife, Frances, and by his parents.\u201cThe people of Westmount have expressed their choice,\u201d he says.\u201cIt is the people who decide.\u201d He thanks his family, all who voted for him and all who worked for him.\u201cWe could not have fought a better campaign.\u201d He says of Mr Holden, \u201cI hope the elected representative can rise to the responsibility.I think I would have made a good representative.1 wish good luck to Mr Holden.\u201d He raises his arm in a gesture of farewell.\u201cA bientôt,\u201d he says.\u201cI'll see you soon.\u201d He is swamped by the press.Mrs Cosgrove and the senior Cos- groves are surrounded by supporters.\u201cBill n\u2019a pas dit son dernier mot la-dessus.\u201d \u201cI think they've made a terrible mistake.\u201d There are many tears.Mr Cosgrove fields questions from the television reporters.\u201cI haven\u2019 given any thought to that (what ha pens now?),\u201d he says.\u201cIcan\u2019t go back ° to Washington.know I made the right decision.\u201d Then he\u2019s off through the mob of supporters and media.\u201cGood fight\" (hug), \u201cDid the best we could\u201d (shake hand).He is embraced by his son, Chris, in another room.With a whoop they whirl each other around and around.Mr Cosgrove is cornered by the print media.There doesn't seem much left to say.Or to ask.Campaign worker Nicole McKay Smith is still spirited.\u201cWe ran the best campaign,\u201d she says.\u201cWe were closest.\u201d It\u2019s easy to place a classified ad in THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER.Simply call 931-7511.PER MI LAN RUN hi . \u2014\u2014 Oddments and irritants Howe.on election day here Electioneering took a bizarre twist at one Westmount apartment building last Wednesday evening when two men in police uniforms knocked on doors asking residents how they intended to vote.Several residents of 414 Victoria avenue report receiving such visits.Whatever the response they gave, the putative policemen warned each resident to put an \u201cX\u201d by Equality Party candidate Richard Holden\u2019s name and to avoid the Liberals and the Péquistes because neither party.has an adequate platform to deal with the drug problem.The men in blue putting in over- @-: The Equality Party adopting usual tactics?Somebody trying to discredit the young party?Whatever it was, both the local police force and the Equality campaign workers claim not to know who was behind it.* » » Putting on an election is no easy task, but some problems cropped up this time that could easily have been avoided with a little more fore- High-tech gear prevents car loss An electronic security system was believed to have prevented a white Oldsmobile from being stolen Monday night last week behind 4160 St Catherine street, police said.Someone managed to force open a door of the 1988 car and tamper with its ignition but failed to start it.Damage was estimated at $1,000.FRANKI CANADA LIMITED APPOINTMENT JOHN J.TRIFILETTE, P.Eng.The board of directors of FRANK! CANADA LIMITED appointed Mr.John J.Trifilette, a resident of Westmount, to the position of chairman of the board.Mr: Trifilette is the president, CEO and a director of FRANK! CANADA LIMITED and holds various other management positions within the FRANK! Group.Among them, Mr.and CEO of FRANKI NORTHWEST COMPANY, a wholly-owned FRANK! subsidiary operating throughout the United States.Mr.Trifilette is a civil engineer and holds diplomas in management and reat estate.FRANK| forms part of the world\u2019s largest organization of foundation contractors, which ori ginated 80 years ago with the invention of the FRANK! Pile System, known worldwide.FRANKI has since evolved info a fully diversified deep foundation and soil improvement contractor offering innovative foundation solutions.The head office for FRANKI\u2019s North American operations is located in Westmount, Quebec.| e Trifilette is chairman, president thought on the part of local election officials.À change of returning officer half way through the campaign might partially explain tthe situation.Voters in many parts of the riding failed to receive notices last weekend telling them where to goto vote.Asa result, the phones were ringing off the hook Monday at the local party committee rooms and at the returning office.Elections officials say the notices were supposed to be delivered by hand to every household but some may not have made it.Voters in polls 112:to 119 unable to climb a flight.of stairs lost their opportunity to vote Monday when they arrived at their polling station at Westmount Baptist Church.Twenty-five steps stood between the entrance and the ballot boxes in the church basement.An Equality Party campaign worker reports that one woman unable to take the stairs said she was upset that prisoners have a chance to vote but she can't because she has arthritis.Westmount returning office Donat Champagne said it was impossible to find enough ground-floor polling stations.He said voters were warned during the campaign that the handicapped should cast ballots at the advance polls.5 2 Rr er 2 poi ar die 4 McKenna.continued from page one Elbourne got 430 votes (2.0 percent).The leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Quebec, Robert Coppenrath, finished last with 141 votes (0.6 percent).Voter turnout was .73.5 percent.Of the 29,894 eligible to cast a ballot, 21,966 made it to the polls.A great deal of talk in the early days of the campaign focused on spoiling ballots as a means of anglophone protest of the Liberal Party, but that hardly happened.Only 310 ballots were spoiled, not a signifi- \u2018cant figure compared to the 200 ballots spoiled in the 1985 Quebec election.Mr Holden said he and his Equality colleagues will meet in the coming days to plan their course of action for the next four years.The National Assembly will likely not be sitting before mid-No- vember, he said.\u201cObviously in the meantime we've got to get our act together and figure out our priorities.We're not just interested in language and we're certainly not anti- French Quebec.A common understanding \u201cThe four of us hardly know each other.It will take a little time, but I want to get a common understanding amoung the four of us where we're going.\u201d Mr Holden said he has begun to The victor receives a few words of congratulations from a young supporter, Robin Photo by OWEN EGAN The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 9 seek out a riding office and may end up in Richard French's old office on St Catherine street near Redfern avenue, \u201cRick has offered me all his files on riding issues and he even offered me his office.\u201d Mr Holden said one of the first priorities is negotiating with the government the Equality Party\u2019s status in the National Assembly, whether or not it will be recognized as an official opposition party.Parties with fewer than 12 elected members or 20 percent of the vote are not automatically given official status, though the six PQ members elected in 1973 were recognized.Help fight cancer by giving to the Cancer Research Society, PO Box 183, Place Bonaventure, Montreal, H5A 1A3.Tel: 861-9227.J.Barry Prieur What every businessperson should know is that in .negotiations, the race is to the friendly, the honest and the fair.The last thing you want to do is to turn a negotiation into a confrontation.You want to make it a situation of mutual respect.I want the customer to be reasonable, not defensive \u2014 to work with me.Everyone has a goal: less money, better terms, whatever.That doesn\u2019t mean you holler, pound on the desk, or make threats \u2014 that's ridiculous.It's just another part of the misconception that people who are dishonest and cunning are going to win.They're not.Treat someone the way that you would like to be treated.A successtul negotiation isn\u2019t one where one side gets everything and the other nothing.489-4994 MID-TOWN LEASING (MONTREAL) LTD.5333 rue St-Jacques Equipment taken from work site Tools and other work equipment were stolen from a house under con- struetion on Montrose avenue Wednesday last week, police report.Total amount of the theft was not immediately known.A neighbor told police she had seen a man taking away two bags of insulation in a pickup truck that day.Other missing items included a wheelbarrow, hammer and boxes of nails.St.Mary\u2019s Hospital | Foundation | Patrick W.Rourke St.Mary\u2019s Hospital is pleased to announce the election of Patrick W.Rourke as president of the hospital foundation.Mr.Rourke is president of Rourke, Bourbonnais & Associates and is a former president of the hospital\u2019s Centre Board.John D.Thompson, president.and CEO of Montreal Trust, and Donald W.McNaughton, recently retired as president and CEO of Schenley Canada Inc., have been elected vice-presidents.Justice James T.Kennedy, and Sean D.Harty, associate executive director of St.Mary\u2019s Hospital, have been named treasurer and secretary, respectively.Newly elected members to the board include Arvind K.Joshi, MD, chief of the department of obstetrics/gynecology; Dominic J.Taddeo.executive director and CEO, Port of Montreal; and Nicole Tinmouth, newly elected president of the hospital auxiliary.St.Mary\u2019s Hospital Foundation, through its membership dues and an annual drive for funds, supports medical education and clinical research, and helps to finance the purchase of new medical equipment.A.Patrick Wickham St.Mary\u2019s Hospital Centre is pleased to announce the election of A.Patrick Wickham as president of the Centre Board and of the corporation.He succeeds Donald W.McNaughton who has now assumed the chairmanship of the board of governors.Mr.Wickham is the senior partner, Wickham, Wickham and Lussier, Notaries, and has been actively involved with the hospital and community for many years.Norman T.Byrne, executive vice-president, operations, Teleglobe Canada, was elected first vice-president; Anne H.Latour, MD, a former chairman of the Council of Physicians, Dentists and Pharmacists, was elected second vice- president; O.Richard Macklem, vice-president and secretary, Henry Birks & Sons, was elected treasurer; and J.Hugh Whalen, executive vice-president, marketing, Canadian Pacific Forest Products Limited, was elected secretary to the Centre Board.St.Mary\u2019s Hospital is a fully accredited McGill teaching hospital offering a ça Au Anne Norman T.Byrne wide range of specialized services to its patients.H.Latour, MD St.Mary\u2019s Hospital Centre \u201cO.Richard Macklem A J.Hugh Whalen 10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 Are You Confused About Where to Go for Investment Advice?The Financial Partnership Active Portfolio Management with an Investment Strategy Designed to Address Your Specific Needs and Objectives e Expert Investment Advice e Regular Portfolio Investment Reviews e Securities Administration and Income Collection ¢ Informative Accounting Statements ¢ Substantially Reduced Brokerage Commissions Take Command of Your Personal Finances Today Call: Jay Welsford Ld CanadaTust 861-2594 At WIP's farewell dinner for Georgia Carpenter, centre, she was presented with a mounting of press clippings dealing with her work.John Lehnert and Barbara 3 Seifred are seen with Ms Carpenter.Photo by: OWEN EGAN WIP gives gala send off | to president Carpenter | By FLORENCE DAVIS lectures.These lectures helped form \u201cInthe seven years since she began 3 O \\ A / earn WIP, Georgia Carpenter has gone the Canadian Physicians for the Pre- from being a shy housewife commit- vention of Nuclear War, which, as 3 ted to the peace movement to a pol- part of the international body, re- ished public speaker.Georgia's on ceived the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985.o 2) 66 top of all the issues.She presides The Raging Grannies, inspired by : now at important meetings of the a Vancouver group of the same name peace movement with ease.\u201d known for their street theatre and That's how peace activist Dorothy satire, stole the show.The chorus, © © Goldin Rosenberg summed things most of whom were grannies, had a 1 I ) ; up in an address Sept 11 to 50 medley of songs, ending with their friends and members of Westmount rendition of Hoagy Carmichael\u2019s Initiative for Peace who assembled Georgia on my mind: at St Andrew's-Dominion-Douglas \u201cGeorgia, Georgia/our thanks to O an O V e I Church hall to honor Georgia Car- you/working always with us, turn- 9 e penter, whoissteppingdownaspres- ing heads around/turning hearts 2 - ident of WIP.around/Georgia, Georgia/you lead .Besides speeches there were po- with love/making peace and justice Switch your savings to the Royal Bank's high ems, songs and skits.the business of all.\u201d .] M M ak ® A Dr Donald Bates recalled that Everybody joined in the refrain.interest, Roy a oney er Account.\u201clong before she founded WIP, Geor- A touching ending to a warm, emo- gia was infusing the peace movement tional evening came when Georgia's with her cheerful energy.\u201d He was 18-year-old son, Graham, came for- referring to the assistance she gave ward spontaneously to say a few him in preparing a cross-country lec- words about his mom.ture program on the medical conse- \u201cShe is always everywhere, doing quences of nuclear war.things for people.Sometimes I think In 2!/2 years, her volunteerefforts she does too much, but she does made it possible for him to give 100 everything well.\u201d A weak Hugo arrives, still packs a punch By LAUREEN SWEENEY Interest rates increase as your balance increases from $5,000 to $10,000 to $25,000 with premium interest now paid on the balance over $60,000.It pays to switch to the Royal Money Maker account where you get investment rate interest and savings account A watered-down version of hurri- Repairs involved blackening out a cane Hugo blew through Westmount seven-block area for about two min- early Saturday toppling tree branch- utes around each trouble source convenience.es and causing several power outag- though houses in the immediate vi se, es, emergency personnel report.cinity suffered longer outages.a ROYAL BAN K In the first reported incident at areas were reported back to norm 1:30 am, a man in a parked car es- by 10:27 am.Offered by Royal Bank Mortgage Corporation 22.: caped injury when a limb fell off a Mr St Louis said the storm played Guaranteed by the Royal Bank of Canada.« Royal Owner of Mark city tree outside 454 Mount Stephen greater havoc to powerlines than had = avenue smashing the windshield.Po- been expected.d - : : lice said the red 1988 Volkswagen Fox \u201cIt was the strongest wind we've = Ning you fees paid for 3 months would sustained $400 damage.had this year with trees in full foli- = ree Winds and heavy wet foliage took age,\u201d he explained.\u201cLast year\u2019s ice = .î .t - Ask our staff at our Sherbrooke & Victoria and Westmount Square their toll throughout the early hours storm pretty well took care of mos = b h bout thi ial ti ffered duri go tober as firefighters and electrical crews of the dead wood.ranches about this special promotion offered durin ctober.were called out for a number of The previous afternoon as Hugo : se Tins : : : .branches falling onto power cables.advanced northward a limb broke Only during this limited period of time, we will pay you 3 months of fees Most serious electrical outages off a city tree at 550 Roslyn avenue on all new accounts of Royal Money Maker or transfer of funds were reported in the areas around 57 onto the hood of a passing car.The (minimum $5000) from another financial institution to a Royal Thornhill avenue at 1:50 am and 50- driver of the southbound Toyota was Money Maker account.56 Sunnyside avenue between 4:40 not hurt.and .6:45 am.Primary cables were » oe = brought down at all three locations.Red bike found Sherbrooke & Victoria Westmount Square PE .F ortunately it happened so early A red 12-speed bicycle was report- 4849 Sherbrooke St.West 1 Westmount Square Wednesday & Friday 9:30 to 4:00 in the morning that most people ed found Monday last week outside Thursday 9:30 to 6:00 didn\u2019t know.they were without city hall.It was taken to local MUC ; : : power,\u201d said Westmount power direc- police station 23 where it can be Saturday (Personal Banking) 9:30 to 1:00 tor Bruce St Louis.claimed. SEAT es EE RY WE ES 300 LANSDOWNE Footstep in the Westmount Park.Adorable 1,2,3 bed rooms.Seven well-known Westmount res- : idents have accepted invitations Lar ge balconies.from Mayor May Cutler to help choose outstanding citizens for rec- Garage or ognition.The newly formed citizens\u2019 recognition committee has already begun working on the project to honor deceased members of the community who have made extraordinary contribution to the city, province, country or world.Those chosen by Her Worship to sit on the committee are: Aline Gubbay (chair), Richard E.Bolton, Storrs McCall, Colonel Pierre Sévigny, Peter Trent, Alan Rose and Barbara Whitley.Creation of a Westmount honors parking.6G.Tremblay 845-3535 485-4517 934-1818 Montreal Trust Brokers 4150 St.Catherine St.West AN DY DODGE: Assoc.Inc.REAL ESTATE CONSULTANT specializing in Westmount tax appeals and appraisals 310 Victoria Avenue, suite 307, Westmount H3Z 2M9 TEL: 485-1121 rax- 485-3772 WINDOW WASHING HOMES e OFFICES MONTREAL WINDOW CLEANING {=} 392-1363 se Serving Westmount for 85 years 932-4444 331-1698 Downtown : BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME : = * Upholstering * Custom Made Furniture for = = * Refinishing Home & Office = = * Antique Restoration * Caning & Cord Weaving £ = * Remodel & Repair ° Leather & Metal Craft = =o Slipcovers and Drapery * Piano Rejuvenating = = * Interior Design ¢ Decorative Home = = © Architectural Woodwork Improvements & = = CALL, OR VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Renovations = QUALITY, CRAFTSMANSHIP, EXPERIENCE 1230 BEAULAC sde Î === EH Your localREMBEX office: 933-6781 REM 4 Westmount Inc \u20ac 4330 Ty Png To ty A @ c Seven citizens invited to be recognition panel By LAUREEN SWEENEY program for great citizens was the idea of Mayor Cutler.\u201cWe are inviting all citizens to submit names of people they consider worthy of recognition,\u2019 she said.Criteria for recognition is that nominees be deceased for at least one year and had lived in Westmount for at least 10.Nominations and biographical information are to be sent to Mrs Gub- bay, c/o the mayor's office, city hall (see story July 20).Aline Gubbay, 59 Windsor avenue, Westmount historian, is author of the book Montreal's Little Mountain, Richard Bolton, 4501 Sherbrooke street, is a retired architect and honorary chairman of the city's Architectural and Planning Commission.Storrs McCall, 509 Argyle avenue, is a professor of philosophy at McGill University and a founding member of Alliance Quebec.Pierre Sévigny, 370 Wood avenue, is professor of finance at Concordia University and former associate minister of defence in the Diefenbaker cabinet.Peter Trent, 49 Rosemount crescent, entrepreneur, was responsible for creation of the city\u2019s new building code and rezoning by-law as a member of Westmount\u2019s previous city council.Alan Rose, 1111 Greene avenue, is executive vice-president of the Canadian Jewish Congress and a member of the Order of Canada.Barbara Whitley, 4339 Westmount avenue, has been an active volunteer for some 40 years in the Montreal community and was the first woman member of the board of management of the Montreal General Hospital.Short sounds like explosion An electrical wire at the rear ofthe apartment building at 200 Lans- downe avenue shorted out last Thursday with such a loud noise that nearby residents reported an explosion, fire officials said.While firefighters were answering the call there at 6:17 am, a second one came through concerning an explosion in the area of Victoria avenue.The second incident concerned the same problem.Crews from the city\u2019s electrical utility were called to carry out repairs.Woman helped A young woman was driven home by public safety officers Tuesday last week when she felt \u201cvery weak\u201d after attending an aerobics class, officers report.Urgences Santé was called at 10:35 am to attend to the 18- year-old Westmount woman who was stricken in front of 339 Céte St Antoine road, fire officials said.Mercury check A six-year-old boy was taken to hospital last Thursday after biting off the end of a thermometer, fire officials report.Urgences Santé was called to the home on Claremont and the boy taken to Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital for possible ingestion of mercury., broker The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 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The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 Westmount city council and the Architectural and Planning Commission are to blame for allowing Greene avenue to be transformed from a village of small local merchants to a combination of 5th avenue and Wall street, two former city councillors charge.When Peter Trent and JoAnn Is- senman were called upon at last Thursday's demolition committee hearing to give their opinions of the new building proposed for the southeast corner of Greene and de Maison- neuve boulevard, both took the opportunity to take the city to task for a trend they see as bad for the community.The demolition committee was meeting for the third time in two weeks, on this occasion to consider the application for a permit to demolish the two-storey row of stores at the corner and to replace them with a five-storey office building, effectively an extension to the Montreal Trust building at 1245 Greene.Asked by councillor and committee member Sally Aitken if he thought the new structure would enhance the street, Mr Trent responded, \u201cI think it will enhance it architecturally, but I'm very worried about where Greene avenue is going sociologically.The issue is not enhancing architecture, but the character of our high street.\u201cThe building of a 22-storey tower (Chateau Westmount Square) was the behemoth of that street.It makes a five- or six-storey building look rather small.\u201d Mr Trent said that when he and the previous council were downzoning the area in 1986, some members wanted to limit future construction on Greene to the existing building heights but a majority of council was against the idea, preferring to allow new buildings to rise four to six storeys.Mr Trent said the street has already been ruined, but that the council could salvage what remains by our current affair! 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e Call the fire department at 911; e Shout \u201cfire\u201d to alert everyone; week before this year.building.Office drills, fire quiz to sell prevention WESTMOUNT firefighters are gearing up for National Fire Prevention Week (Oct 8-14) by launching an advance fire safety quiz for local Annual fire drills in office buildings are also scheduled ahead of Quiz sheets for the children's contest are being distributed through all local elementary schools as well as at the Westmount Public Library.Fire officials say they should be filled out for return no The quiz is designed to help children learn how to evacuate a building safely in event of fire, says Fire Lieut Barry Coates, who is organizing the contest.A number of prizes are to be awarded from Participants are asked to put the following exit procedures in * Assemble all your family, stay close to them and make sure no one e Get everyone out fast without even taking time to dress.Though exit drills of schools are scheduled to take place during fire prevention week, evacuation of office buildings are being held the That means office workers should be prepared for the surprise arrival of fire apparatus any time next week and the call to leave the Woman claims car, sent for testing A Montreal woman was remanded for psychiatric examination Wednesday last week after she reportedly tried to steal a car parked in the Cinq Saisons lot at 1250 Greene avenue, police said.When officers arrived at 12:05 am they found the woman seated behind the wheel of a white Renault V claiming it to be hers.The car, whese owner was on the scene, had a house key in the ignition.The 30-year-old woman was taken to local MUC police station 23 where she was observed acting strangely.She was sent for examination.The car, which belongs to a Ville Emard man, was not damaged.471-9146 2021 chemin Gascon {exit 17E Autoroute 25) TERREBONNE near chemin des Anglais PUT YOUR CONFIDENCE Highest Quality e Best Prices Open Thurs.& Fri.until 9 p.m., Saturday until 5 p.m.(Terrebonne Only) CHRISTIE : PLUMBING \"LIMITED vt; 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IN AN EXPE Personalized Service 735-9283 5757 Decelles Ave.MONTREAL near Côte St.Catherine Rd.Soe By ta fa Ta a ta tate Yi TATE) ee FC Ce ATC gtd ed Har SLE LIA £5] No Do asa Noone was reported injured Sunday when this Beretta plowed through the bus zone on Sherbrooke street west ofthe Toronto- Dominion Bank at Claremont wiping out a bench, sign post, parking meters and waste basket.OUR MAYOR.continued from page five ticularly in the rest of Canada.But is it really any more than a boogeyman?Forty percent of the popular vote?Does that mean that 40 percent would vote today for an independent Quebec?Not a chance.I doubt the vote would even be 20 percent.Much of the PQ vote in this election had nothing to do with separatism, in spite of proclamations of its leader.It was just as much a protest vote against one party government as our vote for the Equality Party.In most ridings of Quebec if you were mad at the Liberal government, as we were, you voted PQ.After all you knew even if elected they wouldn't be able to separate just like that.Quebec voters are more astute than is generally considered.They do not \u2014 as both PQers and Liberals like to pretend \u2014 feel that Ottawa is threatening their freedom, their rights, their future.The federal government is not a conquering power, some alien or foreign force that is out to ignore, confine and rule.Ottawa is made up of Quebecers \u2014 prime ministers come from French Quebec as well as English.Quebecers are in Parliament, in the civil service and \u2014 important here \u2014 in the Supreme Court.Nothing was so appalling as the refusal of the Quebec Liberal goven- ment to accept the Supreme Court decision on signs.The court is the CLEANING residential and commercial B&D BABIJ & DUGGAN cleaning contractors inc.253 St.Catherine St.W., Suite 3 933-1935 Sales e Service 388-0050 AIRTRONICS AIR CONDITIONING-HEATING-VENTILATION ¢ Heat Pumps authorized e Electronic air filters e Installation * Humidifying systems 24 Hour Service HE Spee Comfort last resort of individuals fighting for their rights against their appropriation by temporarily elected governments.When respect for that court goes, so do the rights that make democracy meaningful.Where else can you or I appeal for justice?Que- becers know that Quebecers sat on that court; it was a unanimous decision.And you know something else.I think most Quebecers understand our dismay, our anger.Nobody respects wimps, and that was what we were expected by the Liberal government to be.Which brings me to the big question.Is the Liberal Party all that different from the PQ?Have we any real reason to believe that they are other than just a little behind the PQ in their desire for power, unrestrained by any outside force?As for Meech Lake.Again the boogeyman: if Meech Lake fails to be passed, Quebec will separate.But Meech Lake should be opposed by every citizen of Quebec, regardless of background.Meech Lake would get rid of the checks and balances, the give and take.The inhibitions that the federal and provincial governments put on each other and that the Supreme Court puts on both are the restraints that make our democracy work for all of us.So lam proud that we said \u201cno\u201d to the Liberals.I know how profoundly many of us struggled with the decision.There was no bandwagon here, no hoopla, no real celebrating.We did what we had to do with sadness.It took courage, and courage \u2014 like appétit in the French adage \u2014 comes with the exercising of it.IT hope out of it all much good will come.Such as a new third political party in Quebec which all of us of all languages and cultures can join, a party dedicated to moving Quebec into the last years of this century and as an open, confident, co-operative society, one that welcomes creative talent no matter its origin and protects each individual citizen no matter his background.That I believe is what the Quebec people really want.LENNOX dealer since 1977 Specialists!\u201d AMINER call 931-7511.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 13 { | Bench and bus pole KO'd by out-of-control car A car jumped the sidewalk on the south side of Sherbrooke street west of Claremont avenue Sunday afternoon, demolishing a park bench and toppling parking meters and a bus zone pole.Neither driver nor pedestrians were reported injured as the car travelled westbound on the sidewalk before it stopped against a light post outside civic number 5012.Police said the accident occurred about 4 pm as the driver, a 56-year- old Montreal woman, appeared to lose control of the vehicle as she turned west from Claremont southbound.Public safety officers who accompanied fire apparatus to the scene said brake failure was suspected.A tow truck operator later drove the car off the sidewalk without further problems.The white Chevrolet Beretta sustained more than $500 damage to the front end and a shattered windshield.It was not known if a parked car was damaged when the bus zone pole was 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1.Dr Edward Furcha, interim minister, will conduct the service.Guest preacher will be Dr Charles Johnston, who grew up in West- mount and was a candidate for the ministry from this congregation.Dr Johnston was professor of church history at St Stephen's College, Edmonton and at St Andrew's College, Saskatoon.He retired in 1983 and is Professor Emeritus at St Andrew's.He will preach on the topic \u201cBuilding communities of faith.\u201d (Metcalfe and Céte St.Antoine) 10 CHURCH HILL Phone 933-4295 October 1st Michaelmas-tide 8:00 am Holy Communion (said) ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Office open Monday-Friday 9 am \u2014 4 pm Community worker, optimist, athlete Elaine Taylor Peters dies at 73 Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Andrew\u2019s-Dominion- Douglas\u2019 Church for Elaine Taylor Peters, longtime Westmount resident and well-known community worker.She was 73.Mrs Peters died Sunday at Montreal General Hospital after a lengthy battle with cancer.She is survived by her husband Charles H.Peters, former president and publisher of The Gazette, and two sons, Tim, of Toronto, and Gordon, of Ottawa.There are six grandchildren.A sister, Audrey Carlin, and two brothers, Bill and Gordon Taylor, also survive.The funeral was attended by numerous family friends, relatives and those who had worked with her over the years in the Junior League, the Victorian Order of Nurses and auxiliaries of Montreal General Hospital and St Andrew\u2019s Church.10:30 am Choral Eucharist Report from this summer's General Synod: Dr.Chris Trott.Discussion follows at Coffee Hour.Sunday School and Supervised Nursery Rev Al Kirker of Kitchener, Ontario, a long-standing family friend, participated in the service.He eulogized Mrs Peters as a vibrant and Monday: 7:15 pm Holy Communion with Ultreya Wednesday: 7:30 am Feast of St.Francis Assisi Holy Communion WEEKDAY SERVICES IN CHAPEL (entrance at 10 Church Hill) Rector: The Rev.Paul james Assistant Priest: The Rev.Tim Smart Honorary Assistant: The Rev.David Oliver Director of Must: Graham Knott a O THE CHURCH OF .St.Andrew and St.Paul Ww w PRESBYTERIAN H M Sherbrooke Street West at Bishop SUNDAY AT 11 A.M.Sermon: THOSE WHO ARE WITH US The Minister WELCOME BLACK WATCH ASSOCIATION 4 p.m.Organ Recital Church School, Créche and Nursery & J.S.S.Armour, Ministers Patrick Wedd, Director of Music Tl aa CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ANGLICAN SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR CHURCH OF THE ADVENT PE ™M Corner of Wood and Sabbath Services de Maisonneuve, Westmount EREV ROSH HASHONAH 5750 The Rev'd Eric Dungan, MA Sunday, October 1 20th after Pentecost 8:00am Holy Eucharist, Said 10:30 am Holy Eucharist, Sung Church School and Nursery facilities During the week, Holy Eucharist will be celebrated on: Wednesday, Oct 4 11:15 am Organist and Director of Church Music: Sabbath Eve: 6:15 pm in the main synagogue Sabbath Day: Rosh Hashonah I 7:30 am Shachrit; 8:55 Scriptural Readings Sabbath Twilight: 6:30 pm Candle lighting at 7:22 pm Daily Services Mornings: Sun Oct 1, Rosh Hashonah II 7:30 am Shachrit; 8:55 Scriptural Readings Mon, Oct 2, Fast of Gedalia, 7 am Tues-Thurs, Oct 3-5, 7:10 am Evenings: Sun, Oct 1, Concluding Twilight Service (in the chapel) Mr Henry Abley Mincha at 6:45 pm; Maariv at 7:20 pm Mon, Oct 2, 6:45 pm; Fast concludes 7:02 pm Tues-Thurs, Oct 3-5, 6:45 pm UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH Lansdowne Avenue and de Maisonneuve Blvd The Minister: The Rev H.C.].van Ginhoven Tom Annand, Organist Sunday, October 1 World-wide Communion Sunday 11:00 am service Sermon: The Invisible Force _ ALL ARE WELCOME gracious lady who spent her time trying to help others.\u201cShe was a cheerful warm-hearted person who loved people,\u2019 he said, \u201can unfailing optimist.\u201d Mrs Peters, who was born in West- mount where she lived throughout her life, was the youngest of four children.She attended Argyle School and Westmount High.She graduated from teacher's training at Macdonald College and was teaching at Roslyn School when she met the man she would marry in August 1939.They were honeymooning in Europe when the Second World War was declared and returned home immediately.Mrs Peters became an active volunteer and ardent supporter of Montreal General Hospital where her father-in-law, Charles A.Peters, was a well-known physician.She was a member of the central district of the Victorian Order of Nurses and, having a great interest in flowers, in The Garden Club.She travelled widely with her husband in his position as president of the Canadian Press News Service, a member of the Commonwealth Press Union and a director of the American Newspaper Publishers\u2019 Association.\u201cShe took an unusually active role in these activities,\u201d recalls her son Tim.\u201cEverything she did, she did with enthusiasm and vigor.\u201d Latterly, he said, she delighted in salmon fishing trips where she often landed the biggest catch.Her last such trip was in June despite her illness.He described her as a natural athlete and a particularly ardent golfer, swimmer, skier and tennis player.Before her marriage, she teamed up with her husband to play competitive tennis on a national basis.\u201cWhat was very important to us was that she was the leader of our wider family group bringing together the Peters, Taylors, Carlins and Duponts.\u201d The family has specified that donations in her memory be made to the Montreal General Hospital Memorial Fund for Oncology.i Elaine Peters Temple series examines abortion issue The case of Chantal Daigle will be the subject of four Thursday discussions led by Rabbi Leigh Lerner of Temple Emanu-El Beth Sholom during October.The noontime talks in the Temple are part of the Brown Bag Lunch and Learn series.The four discussions, \u2018Chantal Daigle: justice or fenagle?\u201d will begin with a talk on abortion and Jewish law on Oct 5.Rabbi Lerner will provide a review from classical texts and from the vantage point of Liberal Judaism.Rabbi Lerner asks, \u201cIs the law of the land the law?\u201d in his Oct 12 lecture, in hope of determining whether conscience or religion can provide law that has a higher calling than the law of the state.\u201cWhose baby is it anyway?\" is the subject of the Oct 19 meeting.Conflicting claims of father, mother and state to control the life of the fetus St.Andrew's\u2014Dominion-Douglas United Church The Boulevard at Lansdowne - 486-1165 BUSES 66 and 124 STOP AT DOOR SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 WORLD WIDE COMMUNION 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Sermon; \u201cBUILDING COMMUNITIES OF FAITH\" Guest Preacher: Dr.Charles Johnston Sunday School Crib Corner and program for tots Coffee Hour following Service Interim Minister: Rev.Dr.Edward J.Furcha Director of Music: Margaret de Castro Assistant Organist: Rafael de Castro Staff Associate: Joyce Schaaf Children\u2019s day with Adventists The Westmount Seventh Day Adventist Church celebrates children\u2019s day Saturday, Sept 30.All children are welcome as are their parents.A song service will be held start- ingat 9:15am.An afternoon program featuring the JAYs (Junior Adventist group) will begin at 5 pm.The church is on Westmount avenue at the corner of Victoria avenue.For information call 481-9554 or 486- 9915.0 La paroisse St-Léon prépare le bazar Un deuxième groupe \u2018Adulte et foi\" est a se former à St-Léon.Quelques personnes de 50 ans et plus ont manifesté le désir de se rencontrer avec le Pasteur pour partager leurs questions, leurs recherches et leur foi chrétienne, de même que les éléments de réponse que donne la Parole de Dieu.Cette rencontre pourrait avoir lieu le troisième vendredi du mois à 14h, au salon du presbytère.Si vous désirez faire partie de ce groupe, donnez votre nom à Yvette Delage, 932-1280.ou à Marie-Louise Dhavernas, 931- 3941.Le bazar annuel St-Léon: Les 10, 11 et 12 novembre prochains.Profitez de cette occasion pour nous fairc parvenir des articles propres dont vous ne vous servirez plus.Ce qui n'u pas servi depuis quatre ou cing ans ne vous servira plus.Alors, pourquoi ne pas le donner?Bibelots, livres, draps, lampes, chandeliers, vaisselle, disques, couvertures, grille-pain, savons, argenterie, valises, tricots, jouets, jeux, petits meubles, ustensiles, casseroles, artisanat, articles pour bébés, bâtons de golf, fourrures, rideaux, bijoux, parfums, cadeaux, vêtements propres, miroirs, cartes postales.Lorsqu'on a le Bazar en tête, il est surprenant de réaliser combien de choses peuvent être acheminées au presbytère dans ce but.Pour renseignements: Jacqueline Meunier, 933- 8497.Mois du Rosaire: Tous les après- midi à 15h55, avant la messe quotidienne, on prie le Rosaire, avec les mystères à méditer.Bienvenue à tous.and child will be examined.The final talk on Oct 26 will look at civil disobedience in Jewish \"8 tion.Do Jews have a history of ¢ disobedience?When is it correct to exercise the option of civil disobedience?Rabbi Lerner will attempt to provide answers \u2014 and more questions.The community is invited to attend the discussion series.Participants may bring a lunch.The Temple asks $1 per person to help provide coffee and tea.Fund under way The Quebec Society for Disabled Children launched its 60th annual fundraising campaign on Sept 15.The campaign, with the theme \u201cForget me not,\u201d will continue until Sept 29 and has a target of $1.3 million.Pierre Jeanniot, president and chief executive officer of Air Canada, is the honorary president of the campaign.a at =. vr natale ven + Street People at Centaur: Westmount-based company plays innovative Three Postcards Street People Theatre Company looks like Montreal®s newest theatre company, but the truth is it\u2019s Montreal\u2019s most recently refurbished professional theatre troupe.In 1984 Westmounter Paulina Abarca and a number of friends formed the non-profit company and successfully staged Talking With at Centaur Theatre.: But most of the company was still in school, so they decided to complete their educations or other professional obligations before putting on the next play.They chose Three Postcards, a cod izewinning (1987) musical play by à prizewinning author, Craig Lucas.Music is written by Craig Cornelia.From the looks of the show in rehearsal, and given the reputation oftheir first production, anglophone theatre audiences should do as much as possible to avoid a long delay before the fledgling company\u2019s third production.Westmount connections There are a number of Westmount connections with this play.Ms Abareca is directing the story of three high school friends who meet Upcoming Events OCT.7th \u2014 Whale Watching Getaway 13th - Dirty Dancing Instruction Evening 15th - Apple-picking Festival 25th - Haunted House Nov./Dec.calendar also available.Call The Good Life for full details! 735-9196 By JANET COUTTS for lunch more than a decade after graduation.She is a National Theatre School graduate who also attended University of Toronto\u2019s drama program.She was the recipient of .an Ontario Arts Council playwright- ing grant in 1987.Westmounter Jennifer Spencer plays Big Jane, one of the three friends.She gets to play a wonderfully vulnerable ditzy character, against Ellen Cohen, who has one of the most expressive faces I've seen in along time, and Belinda Trimble.Ms Spencer is a National Theatre School graduate, who was most recently seen in NTS productions as Meg in Sam Shepard's A Lie of the Heart and a countess in Figaro Gets a Divorce.The third Westmounter involved is Mark Morgenstern, a Concordia University graduate in communications and a prize-winning filmmaker.He is the technical director of the company, and has done sound and light design for this show.He modestly states that if fellow Westmounters know him at all, it is for a Hallowe'en house he designed several years ago that received coverage in THE EXAMINER.Steven Lecky, the vocal coach for the production, teaches voice in the drama departments of McGill University and Dawson College.The other cast members of Three Postcards are Brent Fidler and Peter Mika who play a waiter and piano player, respectively.During the course of the play, as the women slip into fantasy and remembrance, the two play various characters in their ives.Innovative theatre The company is dedicated to producing innovative, contemporary theatre.This piece is certainly that, yet it should be accessible to all.During the course of the play, the menu of the restaurant where everything happens is recited lovingly and in complete detail.During the run of the play, Restaurant Bonaparte will recreate this menu and serve it to theatre-goers between 5:30 and 10:30 pm.I recall cream of fennel soup and seafood mousse as the starters, with a choice of veal, steak, quail or fish asthemain dish.There was an extensive array of desserts, of which Choe- olate Sin Pie stands out, but the character chooses apple aspic.(The kitchen closes at 11, but there should be time to nip over after the play and still order dinner.They offer three courses at the fixed price of $29.95.) ; Curtain at the theatre is at 8:30, except Sundays at 7:30.So there should be plenty of time to dine (though the menu will have less meaning) before the show, which finishes in less than two hours.The restaurant is at 443 St François Xavier, next door to the theatre at 453.Restaurant reservations can be made at 844-4368.Affleck\u2019s work focus of son Gavin's tribute This year the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada gave posthumously its highest honor, the Gold Medal, to the late Ray Affleck, a PRODUCTIONS es Musical Magic Show For entertainment at For booking and information call Michael Caplan at: 4 presents.Vladimir your parties 737-9898 Programme: Haydn, Brahms, Dwôrak SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th 8pm.Tickets at door: POLLACK HALL Information: $4 students 555 Sherbrooke St.West 935-6631 RIKA \u201ceus Westmount resident, who died March 16 at age 66.As an offering of the Canadian Cultural Programs LAE, Mr Af- fleck\u2019s son, Gavin, a practising architect and artist, will pay tribute to his father by giving a slide-illustrated presentation.The tribute will focus on Mr Affleck\u2019s contribution to the architecture of Montreal which brought about a new modern look to the city\u2019s topography.Mr Affleck was born in Penticton, B.C., and was raised and educated in Montreal.Graduating in 1947 from McGill University with the highest standing in his class, he won the McLennan Travelling Scholarship.Post-graduate studies took him to the Federal Technical Institute in Zurich.In 1953, he founded the firm of Arcop Associates, with headquarters in Montreal and a branch in Toronto.His first large commission was the Town of Mount Royal post office for which he received the Massey Medal.Then followed the design for Place des Arts and Place Ville Marie.He was responsible for the construction of the huge building over the CN tracks, north of Central Station, and the award-winning Place Bonaventure.He designed McGill University\u2019s Stephen Leacock Building which earned him another Massey Medal.His last major works in Canada were Place Air Canada and Maison Alcan, winner of the 1984 Crédit Foncier Award.The previous year he received the Médaille d'honneur of the Order of Architects of Quebec.Gavin Affleck will present his tribute to his father on Monday, Oct 2, at 1:30 pm, in Guy Favreau Complex, National Film Board, conference floor.The presentation will be in English and will be followed by a bilingual discussion.Admission is free.Something to sell?Use EXAMINER classifieds.Call 931-7511.ASSET ES ES TR EE NS CEL ee ess The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 15 Don\u2019t Wait for Spring.Plan your escape NOW! Ask about our SKI PACKAGES, SUNSPOTS and LOWEST EUROPEAN FARES AGENCE DE VOYAGES Call: WESIMOUNT ANDREA RITCHIE 326 Victoria Ave.482-9400 AUTUMN - A SEASON OF COLOUR A perfect time to commission a painting of your home and garden by Chinese artist Junian Huang Watercolour or oil painting can be used for your personalized Christmas card For further information: 849-9126 The Treasure Hunt We will expertly RESTYLE your outdated jewelry, repair that broken necklace or replace a missing stone in your ring.Members International We also buy & sell jewelry appraisers 368 Victoria Avenue, Westmount 48 7-3 2 00 Monday-Friday 10-6 Saturday 10-5 Antique jewelry a specialty \u2014 pearls and beads restrung 10th ANNIVERSARY Gala Benefit Concert HENRI BERGERON MAUREEN FORRESTER ZBIGNIEW BOROWICZ SONIA RACINE PAUL STEWART Thursday, October 19th POLLACK HALL 555 Sherbrooke $t.W.Information: 935-6631 Black Tie 7 pm Champagne 8pm Gala Concert 10 pm Reception 16 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 Westmount A Family of Famili e s Calligraphers meet tonight La Société des Calligraphes de Montréal is meeting this evening at 7:30 in Fraser Hickson Library, 4855 Kensington avenue, in N.D.G.Admission is free and everyone is welcome.A calligraphie slide show followed by a discussion are planned.There will also be a lecture and demonstration by a Chinese calligrapher dealing with philosophy and calligraphy.For information call 653-3894.Professional Cards FOR PRIVATE INVESTORS, FAMILY TRUSTS AND CHARITIES PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT AND INVESTMENT COUNSEL For information about our services please telephone James Heward at 875-6763 or write to him at the address below.C.F.G.HEWARD INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LIMITED* 630 Rene Levesque Blvd.West, Suite 1630 Montreal, Quebec H3B 1S6 *MEMBER OF THE QUEBEC AND ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSIONS 486-3680 486-1211 Labrèche & Ass NOTAIRES \u20ac NOTARIES 6575 Somerled, suite 4 Montreal H4V 1T1 Me Albert Labréche, BA, LLL Me Guy Meury, BA, LLL Me Dominique Jetié, LLB, DDN TODD & DURSO NOTAIRES - NOTARIES CONSEILLERS JURIDIQUES - TITLE ATTORNEYS 4635 Sherbrooke St.W.Westmount H3Z 1G2 931-2531 J.E.Todd A.E Durso V.Casoria BARBIERI G.Hearing AID A COUSTICIANS BARBIERI & BLOUIN ® Audio Metric Exam Metro - Guy e Ear Protectors 1396 St.Catherine o.® Hearing Aids {Suite 301) 866-1687 Repairs \u2014 All Makes PIERRE DESJARDINS NOTARY and TITLE ATTORNEY 5 Place Ville Marie, Suite 124°, Montreal H3B 2G2 e 866-7459 RESIDENCE: 491 Victoria Avenue, Westmount © 989-2959 SIGNIFICANT SENIORS: The members of the Seniors\u2019 Westmount Action Group, SWAG, held their first monthly meeti £2 ng of the season recently.They posed for their family photograph on the steps of Victoria Hall just before starting the session.Photo by OWEN EGAN California slides at Camera Club The nature division of the Montreal Camera Club will be holding its first slide competition of the new season at Webster Hall, 4695 de Maisonneuve boulevard west, Monday, Oct 2, at 7:30 pm.The program will include a slide show by Stan Pappius titled \u201cA visit to California.\u201d Everyone is welcome.Admission is free.Use the parking lot door.For information call 933-7205.FOREIGN EXCHANGE 284-1971 of her office to Announces the relocation Dr.Anna Reznik Dental Surgeon Chirurgien dentiste Annonce le déménagement de son bureau au 4269 St.Catherine West suite 303 Westmount, Qué.H3Z 1P7 Tél.: 939-3468 Westmount: A Family of Famili e S The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 17 Following is a statement issued by the organizing committee of West- mount\u2019s Family Week: You may have noticed a series of group \u201cfamily\u201d pictures in THE EXAMINER throughout the summer.These wonderful photographs have been leading up to Westmount\u2019s participation in National Family Week, Oct 2to8.It is not without good reason that Westmount is taking this opportunity to celebrate and recognize the supreme importance of the family to society.Regardless of ethnic background, traditions, new models for a family of friends or a friendly family, everyone can enhance their day- to-day life as part of a \u201cfamily\u201d structure.Whether it is a traditional family, a single-parent family, an - extended family or a group with a sig ant commitment to each other, mZtmount is determined to encourage the family and its individual opportunities for security, growth and self esteem.Westmount has so much to offer families: schools, churches, beautiful parks, recreational facilities and programs, interest groups, libraries, health services, a variety of shops and restaurants, and all this withina healthy walking distance of down- , town Montreal.But all the services and good intentions in the world are useless if they are not known or if for some reason people feel excluded.The committee So a group of residents, representatives of community organizations, the mayor and Councillors Vineberg, Rothman and Aitken have been meeting over the summer to create opportunities.where information can be shared, needs expressed, and where people of all ages can come together to enjoy, learn and celebrate, helping to make Westmount a family of families for everyone.In this spirit, community organizations are opening their doors even wider and inviting the public to find out more about them.The West- mount branch of the CLSC Metro has planned something special for their\" open house next Monday, Wednesday and Friday.Contactivity (a centre of activities and services for seniors) is inviting the community to see Aging can be fun at 2 pm next Thursday.The Westmount Children\u2019s Library is going to focus its Wednesday story hours on the family.And our renewed Westmount YMCA is hosting a teen dance next Friday, as well as offering free access to a fitness class and family swim next Sunday.On Monday, Oct 2, high school \u201cstudents will be debating \u201cThe family is the most important institution in society.\u201d From this tournament, two debaters will be asked to join a panel of well-known residents and experts \u2014 Barbara Wainrib, Bonnie Klein, Héléne Papachristidis Holden, Robert Philippe and Westmount High School principal Richard Meades.They will continue the theme of the Monday debate.All are invited to come and voice their vision and aspirarions for the family as they relate to community (i.e.Westmount).This event takes place in Westmount city hall at 7:30 pm.The week will be wrapped up with a Family Festival on Saturday, Oct 8, at WHS \u2014 details were in last week's EXAMINER and will be in next week's.There will be something for everyone.The organizing committee hopes citizens will save Saturday for this very special Family Festival.For more information, call 935- 8531, local 212.\u2014 The Organizing Committee Students converge on SHS to debate a family issue Be it resolved that the family is the most important institution in society.This is the issue senior students (Grades 9, 10 and 11) will debate at Selwyn House School Monday as part of Westmount\u2019's Family Week activities.The winning team is invited to join Wednesday's panel discussion on \u201cThe family: changing roles and challenges.\u201d One of the organizers of the event is Doug Peets, debating and public speaking coach at SHS and president of the Quebec Student Debating Association.Mr Peets is not sure exactly how many teams will be in the debate.He says invitations went out to all the QSDA schools and schools that have shown an interest in debating in the past \u2014 about 50 schools.In addition, Westmount High School and Kells Academy have been invited to register teams.The deadline for registration is this evening.Mr Peets says his role in preparing for Monday has been to invite the schools, assign students to act as moderators and timers (there will be, he says, 15 debates running si- (between Grey & Vendôme) La ef Da Wishes all their Jewish customers and friends a Healthy and Happy New Year 5108 Sherbrooke St.W.482-0607 multaneously), and picking the resolution.\u201cPicking a resolution is very easy,\u201d he says.\u201cThere are far more interesting things to be debated than there is time to debate them.\u201d Monday's resolution was chosen to reflect the theme of Family Week.Mr Peets isa 1978 graduate of SHS.It was there he learned to debate.\u201cI started in Grade 8,\u201d he says.\u201cIt was the best thing I got out of Selwyn House.\u201d Hesays he debated in his first year at CEGEP but then turned mainly to coaching.He\u2019s been coaching the SHS debaters for 11 years.\u201cEvery now and then I do a demonstration debate,\u2019 he says, \u201cfor show or entertainment.\u201d He says he doesn\u2019t need to be coerced into debating.\u201cI like to stand up and argue.\u201d In fact, he met his wife (they were married six weeks ago) through debating.Michelle Feder was a Trafalgar School debater who was chosen for the 1983 team representing Quebec at the Canadian Student Debating Federation National Seminar in Ottawa.Mr Peets was the team\u2019s coach.The rest, as they say, is history.Something to sell?Use EXAMINER classifieds.Call 931-7511.Antiquités To all our friends and clients A Very Happy Healthy & Prosperous New Year 5028 Sherbrooke St.W.484-6358 BEST WISHES To all of our many fine Jewish friends, greetings during their High Holy Season! George and his staff wish all their Jewish customers and friends a happy and prosperous New Year.SERVICE D'AUTO WESTMOUNT AUTO SERVICE 4780 Sherbrooke St.W.{at Grosvenor) 933-8556 @ HAROLD & BARBARA CUMMINGS wish you A HAPPY NEW YEAR THE 1990 CHEVROLETS AND OLDSMOBILES ARE HERE HAROLD Cummines RSR OLOoSMGB LE 5255 Jean Talon W.(corner Decarie) 739-1911 We still have about 100 1989s in stock including 50 Cavaliers 18 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 Jerry Rubin Inc.4814 Cote St.Luc Rd.489-9331 wish their many Jewish customers and friends a healthy and prosperous New Year A TEXACO BANQUE \u2019 BANK Wishes all their Jewish customers and friends a most joyous and prosperous New Year.® St.Catherine & Redfern 289-0368 ® Sherbrooke & Elm 289-0381 ® Sherbrooke & Claremont 489-9337 To all our Jewish friends A very and Jrresfeerons New Year Joyce Faughnan, president Re/Max westmount inc.broker Westmount office: 1330 Greene Ave.933-6781 Nuns\u2019 Island office: 550 ch.du Golf 766-1002 = ry FAMILY OF FIT FOLK: Staff and members of the Westmount YMCA family went to pose in front of their brand new building on a sunny day last week.Back when it was warm.Photo by VALERIE TETLEY Drivers in crash both ticketed Two drivers were ticketed last Thursday after their small trucks became involved in a rearend collision on The Boulevard at Aberdeen avenue, police said.One is a Farnham woman who was ticketed for driving with a permit that expired four years ago.The other was a man from Snowdon following too closely behind.His vehicle was seized for not being insured.Both vehicles sustained over $500 damage in the mishap that occurred about 10:40 am.Burnt refuse found in morning Firefighters were called Tuesday morning to check out burnt refuse at the back of the Maag office building at 4434 St Catherine street, fire officials report.The fire was believed to have occurred overnight since the fire remains had not been seen the previous afternoon, investigators said.The fire was reported to have possibly been started by someone sleeping against the building.The matter was referred to the Public Security Unit for special passing attention.Pair of cars beaten up here A grey four-door Mercedes sustained $1,500 damage when it was vandalized overnight Sept 14-15 while parked in a driveway at 476 Grosvenor avenue, police report.The trunk and hood were scratched, the driver's mirror broken and door kicked in.It was not known why the damage was inflicted.Another car was found dented and scratched Sept 17 after it had been left at the rear of 43 Stayner street.The brown 1986 Hyundai sustained about $400 damage to hood and fenders, J \u2014\u2014 Westmount: A Family of Families\u2014 Wishing you and yours C7 a SN Very Happy & Healthy New Year REG MORDEN RE/MAX Westmount Inc.broker 1330 Greene Ave.933-6781 oy LAURENTIEN vy PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER \\ ST-LAURENT J.Gilles Martel & staff extend their best wishes to their friends & customers for a Happy & Peaceful New Year 2525, boul.LAURENTIEN, STAURENT 335-0500 IVORY PALACE EXTRAORDINAIRE 3 SERVED TO YOU WITH NO MSG TAKE-OUT NOW AVAILABLE Wishes a Healthy and Prosperous New Year to all their Jewish clientele 1232 Greene Ave.932-1244 An merce.245 0255 CEs ee Fc ae Es EMT ATT eset mt ate woe \u2014\u2014 i ime fi Videos, computer games and healthy snacks.It may sound like a children\u2019s camp inaction.In fact, it is the CLSC Metro, Westmount branch, opening its doors in celebration of Family Week.On Monday and Wednesday from 10 am to 8 pm, and on Friday from 10 am to 5 pm, the CLSC will be showing the community, and families, its facilities and programs.Branch director Joan McCrimmon says, \u201cThis is an opportunity to let families know what we can offer them.\u201d There will be a heart health table where visitors can have their choles- essure taken.Ms McCrimmon says ith Cloutier, one of the CLSC nurses, will be running the table.She will be offering information on her heart health program which starts again soon.Nurse Alice Geertsen is in charge of the videos which will be run throughout the open house hours (see separate table).There will be videos for all ages.\u201cThere's one on divorce and how it affects kids, one on sex, drugs and AIDS which is for teens, and videos on peer counselling, one produced by our peer counsellors,\u201d she says.In addition she will be running a nutrition booth with samples of low- cholesterol and low-fat foods, recipes, cookbooks, and healthy lunchbox and snack food ideas.\u20ac- level checked and their blood d Brush after eating \u201cThen they go to dental health because you have to go to plaque control and tooth brushing after eating!\" says Nancy Weisbloom, the dental hygienist.I'm going to show the public what I do in the schools.\u201d She is planning a table clinic, Variety of videos ready for Family Week viewing FOLLOWING is a list of videos to be shown Friday, Monday and Tuesday at CLSC Metro, Westmount branch, during Westmount\u2019s The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 19 Dental health, videos and more at CLSC Family Week open house tives of the CLSC'\u2019s peer counselling program will be available to chat with interested teens.On Wednesday, representatives from the downtown CLSC Metro will be on hand.They will come from the department of family life education, the department of family therapy, the Metro medical clinic and the home care department.The CLSC Metro, Westmount branch, is at 300 Victoria avenue.For information about its many programs, call 934-0354.Family Week celebrations: * 1 pm: Home Safety; ® 2:30 pm: The Purse; * 6:30 pm: Home Safety; * 10 am: Pictures of Health: Home Safety, Nutrition, Taking Charge, Sexuality, Victimization, Mental Health; ¢ 11:15 am: Unravelling (Alzheimer\u2019s Disease); ¢ 12:15 pm: Do Children Also Divorce?(French); e 1:45 pm: Sex, Drugs and AIDS; ¢ 3:15 pm: Il vous reste une demi-heure (MTS); * 4 pm: Fighting Fair \u2014 conflict resolution for kids; e 4:45 pm: Do Children Also Divorce?(English).The following videos will be shown Monday and Wednesday only: ¢ 5 pm: Unravelling (Alzheimer\u2019s Disease); ¢ 5:45 pm: Aging: myths and realities; ¢ 7:15 pm: Sex, Drugs and AIDS.\u201cwith the materials I use to teach dental hygiene.I'm going to educate parents and kids, give an overview of dental health materials appropriate for all ages.\u201d Caroline Kennedy, another of the CLSC nurses, is organizing computer games dealing with health and safety issues.Nurse Melodie Hicks will run a booth for young families that will deal with child safety in the home, growth and development where kids can measure themselves and compare with their age-group average, and immunization.The CLSC will be offering an immunization clinic for working parents starting later and this will be an opportunity for interested mothers or fathers to register.Organizers hope that representa- Beaux Arts Villa Maria gives courses in new home Institut des Beaux Arts Villa Maria is launching its fall program of courses and workshops in the visual arts, starting Oct 2, in a new spacious MITE J 4242 Decarie 488-0096 TTT We extend our New Year greetings to our Jewish clientele FULLY LICENSED 1950 Fleury E.383-8622 \u201c NELSON GARAGE INC.PROFESSIONAL AUTO REPAIRS Serving Westmounters since 1928 extend them best wishes for the New Year to all their Jewish friends and customers 1100 Decarie Blvd., NDG 481-0155 location.The institute has a studio at 4710 St Ambroise street at the arts Complexe du Canal in St Henri.The complex features five art galleries, houses more than 90 studios and a textile school.There is ample parking day or night.Among courses being offered by the institute are: technique for sculpture, the art of drawing, oil painting, watercolor, terra cotta, the human landscape \u2014 life drawing from the nude, and molding and casting.Tino Petronzio is instructor for these classes.A unique pre-Hallowe'en mask- making workshop will be offered again this year.Ongoing weekend workshops with local and visiting artists will be available: Zen painting, slab building, sculptapot and many more.Slide and video presentations will also be given.A children's after-school and weekend program with Jennifer Beauregard is offered.Formore information and to register call 939-1095.Challis exhibits Dan Delaney's Artlenders Gallery, 318 Victoria avenue, will show pastels and acrylic paintings by Karen Challis, Oct 1 to 14.Ms Challis is a participant in the gallery's young artist program.This will be her first Montreal exhibition.CHARCUTERIE VICTORIA CANTOR Ron and Margaret and staff wish their Jewish customers and friends a Healthy and Prosperous New Year .378 Victoria 481-9674 Westmount BREMER ÉLECTRIQUE 1198 William 935-1131 wish a happy and prosperous New Year to all their Jewish customers and friends RESTAURANT Éhramsilion) OU 486-1367 4858 Sherbrooke St.W.(corner Victoria) Maria and John wish all their Jewish customers and friends a most healthy, happy and prosperous New Year.Dovid Berger, M.S.H.Heme- Hesémosné Wistieng yore loge 3 sickest blessings al this Meu Year My office is located at: 3177 St.Jacques, suite 205 Tel: 939-3452 20 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 ART-EN-CIEL the affordable art store 4928 Sherbrooke West CLAREMONT 488-4041 wish all their Jewish customers and friends a joyous New Year The management and staff of Chez Nick Restaurant wish all their Jewish customers a very healthy and prosperous New Year 1377 Greene Avenue, Westmount 935-0946 Footwear for the entire family Tonys 935-2993 1346 Greene Avenue Westmount Tony and the entire staff wish their many Jewish customers and friends a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year.Best wishes to all our Jewish customers and friends for a happy and healthy New Year Westmount Florist 360 Victoria Avenue Westmount 488-9121 Pointe Claire branch 309 Lakeshore Road 697-5858 For women only Ann Scofield is an actor and director who teaches her invention, trans- formative theatre.In groups of eight, women meet three hours a week for eight weeks.During that time, they explore their creativity through materials culled from everyday life and personal sources such as dreams and journals.Since she started workshops in 1983, more than 400 women have participated in the process, which is described as empowering and informing, therapeutic without being therapy.Ms Scofield has offered her workshop series in Santa Fe, New York, Nicaragua and Vermont, where she has been a faculty member at Goddard and Burlington colleges.Her workshops are being offered through Lacolle Centre for Educational Innovation, Concordia University, 7141 Sherbrooke street west.The first class open to all women has been filled, so a second will start the week of Oct 9, location and time to be announced.A workshop for women in the arts had two places left at press time.It is to meet every Sunday at | pm at the downtown campus of Concordia.If interest warrants, Ms Schofield will add a second workshop for this group as well.For more information call 848-4955.Architecture and revolution The Canadian Centre for Architecture, in collaboration with CBC Stereo Montreal, is holding its first concert series to commemorate the bicentennial of the French Revolution and to complement the exhibition Le Panthéon: Symbol of Revolution, at the CCA, 1920 Baile street, until Nov 19.The concerts will feature music by composers active at the time of the revolution: works by Pleyel, Haydn, Mozart and Devienne will be performed as well as those of lesser-known composers.Tonight at 8 pm, Les Chambristes de Montréal will play.Oct 14, David Breitman and Jean-Francois Rivest are featured, and Oct 22 the de Séve Quartet will play.Centaur season Centaur Theatre is selling subscriptions for its 1989-90 season, which opens Oct 3 with Hank Williams: The show he never gave, a play with music legend Sneezy Waters that first toured Canada and the U.S.10 years ago, and still draws fans.The season includes two world premières: Firesale, James Nadler\u2019s look at Montreal\u2019s needletrade, and Scarpone.Vittorio Rossi\u2019s look at the trials and tribulations of a shoe salesman.Both these are directed by Joel Miller.Centaur artistic director and Westmounter Maurice Podbrey will direct Alan Ayckbourn\u2019s A woman in mind, and Westmounter Elsa Bolam will direct Maureen Hunter's Footprints on the moon.The rest of the season includes the Abbey Theatre production of Mother of all the Behans and a co-production of the Just for Laughs festival, The Reduced Shakespeare Company, which covers all 37 plays in under two hours.Call 288-3161 for season subscriptions or individual tickets.Record launch Station 10 is a tiny box of a club, usually overcrowded and frequently œuu By JANET COUTTS Borders A random sampler of things to see or do in the bigger city surrounding us too hot.It is, however, the venue for - hearing new Montreal-area bands.Groups that started out there feel loyal, and tend to return year after year for special events.This Saturday two groups, Ripcord and Ho- dads, will launch records.The club also offers an annual battle of the bands, Wednesday night jam sessions open to all musicians, a selection of out-of-town bands, and lots of noise.Bring your earplugs and enjoy.At the galleries Artluminium is sponsored by Al- can and Lavalin, two major art collectors.This show includes more than 65 sculptures and paintings featuring the use of aluminum by 54 international artists and is at Maison Alcan, 1188 Sherbrooke street west (848-8000, local 8487) and La Galerie d'art Lavalin, 1100 René Lév- esque boulevard west (876-4455, local 2524), until Oct 29.At Galerie Barbara Silverberg, 2148 Mackay street, is Canadian Excellence in Clay #2, featuring the work of 12 ceramists.Blickpunkte is a coproduction of Goethe Institut and Musée d'art contemporain at the museum.It includes works by 40 German artists represening current trends in drawing, installation, painting, photography, sculpture and video.À catalogue accompanies the exhibition, which continues to Jan 14.At Galerie Elena Lee - Verre d'art, 158 Sherbrooke west, the work of Andrew Kuntz is on display to Oct 24.more galleries The work of Catherine Everett is at Galerie René Blouin, 372 St Catherine street west until Oct 21.At Galerie Brenda Wallace, 372 St Catherine west, Sylvain Cousineau is exhibiting to Oct 21.Le Salon de l\u2019illustration québécois opens Monday and runs until Oct : at Complexe Desjardins.The dramatic poster for this event, a \u2018\u2018self- portrait\u201d by Stéphan Daigle, is pasted up all over Montreal.This Friday and Oct 6 will feature readings of David Fennario's Joe Beef at 5pm in conjunction with the ongoing show, Joe Beef Picture Story, aerylic paintings by Sheila Salmela at Galerie Pink, 7456 Notre Dame street west.Sculptures by Donald Liar- di, an artist of Galerie Westmount, will be on display at the Côte St Luc Public Library, 5851 Cavendish boulevard Oct 5 to Nov 12.Chamber concert The first concert of the regular subscription series of the McGill Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Alexander Brott, will take place Monday at Théatre Maison- neuve, Place des Arts at 8:30 pm.LE CLUB 481-7910 VIDEO WESTMOUNT Dave and Glen wish all their Jewish customers, a happy, healthy & prosperous New Year.380 Victoria Ave.5771 Caldwell Plaza 481-7256 Café \\ale VOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD HEALTH FOOD RESTAURANT Lisa and the staff at Café Lale wish all their Jewish customers and friends a most Prosperous and Healthy New Year 5175A Sherbrooke St.W.481-7137 Happy New Year 1989 \u2014 5750- to all our Jewish friends and customers CHATEAU B.B.Q.5151 Sherbrooke W.(corner Vendome) ; LYRE) The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 21 What a love for tennis can do for your form! 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REMODELLING SUIT AND COATS MADE TO MEASURE .FOR LADIES AND MEN Mr.& Mrs.Molnar Custom Tailors Est.1958 481- 1721 4917 Sherbrooke St.W.\u201cSPÉCIALITÉS ALIVENTAL ES oyal Victoria Hospital, is taking place Thursday, Oct 5, t include, from left: Judy O'Brien, Adrienne Peacock, All are Westmount residents.Tickets are $150 and may The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 23 AJUSTEMENTS, ALTÉRATIONS GÉNÉRALES, MODIFICATIONS, COUTURE DE TOUT GENRE POUR VÊTEMENTS HOMMES ET FEMMES FOR YOUR GENERAL ALTERATIONS, MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING Yves Tremblay TAILLEUR COUTURIER 4253 STE-CATHERINE OUEST WESTMOUNT - 1er étage Tel: 933-3970 BY APPOINTMENT Invitations - traditional and contemporary from Canada and USA Coordinated Pg Personalized Social Stationery 488-5639 Sise Accessories Unyielding A young man from North York, Ontario, was ticketed Friday for failing to yield the right of way after his car struck another at Sherbrooke street and Clarke avenue, police said.The accident at 6:37 pm caused over $500 damage to both vehicles.The man had been turning north from the eastbound lane when he struck a westbound BMW driven by a resident of Cote St Antoine road.Cup ring gone A pearl necklace and a Canadiens\u2019 Stanley Cup ring were discovered missing early Saturday from a house broken into on Sunnyside avenue, police said.The theft was believed to have occurred when the resident arrived home to hear noises on the second floor.No one was found but a screen had been cut on a second- storey window.No amount was listed for the theft.Window waster A store window at 4431 St Catherine street was broken early Saturday by a man seen running away at 1:58 am, police said.The same person is believed responsible for overturning nearby mailboxes Westmount Custom-made draperies and slipcovers with co-ordinating wallcovering, bedspreads and blinds.Visit us or call for our Shop-At-Home Service Individual attention to your decorating needs toe Coin du Decor 324 Victoria Ave.(upstairs) 482-0126 Shop-At-Home Service and a park bench.y, FROM QUEBEC: McINTOSH APPLES r = NIGHTLINE 484-5453 ; (QUEBEC GROWN YELLOW ONIONS canRors 21B 296 BUY ONE STRAWBERRY/RHUBARB PIE AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET THE SECOND PIE OF YOUR CHOICE AT 2 PRICE 100% PURE BUTTER CRESCENTS WE BAKE 6 THEM DAILY A DELIGHT FOR YOUR MOUTH IF FANCY a9 2 ea BREAD 12 oz QUEBEC GROWN { BROGCOLI s/zE 14 « 896 FRESH PORK SPARE RIBS REGULAR CUT OR 89 CHINESE STYLE Ib EUROPEAN STYLE SIRLOIN-TIP ROAST BEEF CANADA GRADE 99 \u201cA\u201d BEEF » lb EUROPEAN STYLE VIENNA FRENCH CRUSTY BREAD 12 oz 4 Bread like 50 years ago! 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63 Arlington: for Jack Ingham by self, parking apron and hedge, $1,600; 414 Vietoria: for Jacques Bonin by self, windows, $15,000; Sept 19 4898 de Maisonneuve: for Both, Belle, Robb by self, renovations, $70,000; 570 Grosvenor: for Diane and Philip Napier by self, bathroom and powder room renovations, $10,000; Sept 20 421 Argyle: for Charles Gregory by Plomberie Nouveau Monde, plumbing, five fixtures, $3,000; 4901 Sherbrooke: for Fran's Inc by Caza Construction, alterations, $15,000; 432 Wood: for M.Finklestein by Regent Kitchens, windows and new closet, $6,000; 499 Mount Pleasant: for Ginette and Steve Clarke by self, windows, $7,500; 343 Clarke, No 5: for F.Leclerc by LaSalle Kitchen Cabinets, interior alterations, $15,000; } 673 Grosvenor: for N.Brownlee by Les Entreprises Robinet, water entrance, one fixture, $500; Sept 21 495 Victoria: for R.Mayes by F.Dussault Inc, plumbing, two fixtures, $2,000: Sept 22 434 Strathcona: for N.Moretti by self.repairs to balcony, $3,300: 383-85 Clarke: for Robert C.Wilkins by Keith Henderson.fence, $250.Give the gift of life.Be a Red Cross blood donor.(Howarths) First Time Ever RENOVATION SALE Entire inventory of men\u2019s, ladies\u2019 and children\u2019s high class clothing and furnishings will be on sale effective immediately at discounts of 25 to 50% (EXCLUDING NEW ARRIVALS AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS) 861-9242 % Howarths 1444 Ste.Catherine W.Quality & service for more than 60 years me Su ra ame = Hit-and-runner comes off worst A car\u2018Which failed to stop after hitting a truck Tuesday last week on Sherbrooke street was believed to have sustained considerable damage, police said.None was reported to the truck whose driver reported the accident.The accident occurred about 10:15 am while the larger vehicle was stopped at a yellow light eastbound.A car passed by the left side, hitting the truck's wheel.The hit-and-run vehicle was described only as a large car, possibly a Ford: Ta ES IM 20% OFF PERM or HIGHLIGHTS with this ad MANICURE $10 & up (Patches & false Nails applied) oo - Open Mondays GENTLEMEN WELCOMES (formerly Camille Coiffure) 933-8540 1304 AVE.GREENE WESTMOUNT, QUE.LE SALON WE USE AND RECOMMEND PAUL MITCHELL © SALON HAIRCARE PRODUCTS u WwW I N D GRA 5 a sn UN GRAND LES GRANDS MARIAGES DU SONT SERVIS PAR S O R TRAITEUR TRAITEUR RENÉ PANKALLA CATERER l\u2019art cullinaire a ; 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William Kienzle, Eminence; Alex Martin, The general interruptor; Roberto Pazzi, Searching for the emperor; Leo Perutz, Leonardo\u2019s Judas; Susan Schaef- fer, Buffalo afternoon; Jessica Stirling, The good provider.French fiction Nicole de Buron, C'est quoi, ce petit boulot?, Fernandes Campos, La maison de poussière; Lise Daoust, Les talons aubains; Geneviève Dromann, Le bal de Dodo; Pierre Filion, Lux; Tania Janowitz, Esclaves de New York; Heinrich Mann, Liliane et Paul; Christian Mistral, Papier maché; Jean Piat, Le parcours du combattant; Jean-Marie Rouart, La femme de proie; Scott Spencer, La resurrection des morts.BEING WEDDING DRESSED: Among special presentations at the recent |kebana International meeting was a demonstration of putting on a kimono.Madame Chieko Yasunaka from Osaka, Japan, is a kimono dressing artist.She is seen helping Diane Eggleton into a pure silk wedding kimono (which can cost up to $10,000).It is a lengthy and artistic procedure.Mrs Yasunaka is one of several Japanese specialists who are teaching their skills at Dawson College in the Japanese studies program.For information call the continuing education department at 933-3771.Photo by VALERIE TETLEY Rathbone Theatre School plans production of Alice Rathbone Theatre School teaches theatre to children and teens, and is now in its 17th year of operation.Claire Lapin is teaching with the N.D.G./Westmount branch for the fourth consecutive year.Former Westmount resident and founder-di- rector of the school, Pauline Rathbone, will share the teaching with Mrs Claire and her co-director John Dapery will substitute-teach.Mr Dapery is currently adapting Lewis Carroll's Alice books to the stage.Alice will be produced at Victoria Hall in the spring, and casting is by audition.Two Westmounters have already been cast: Elizabeth Kobfleisch, a fourth-year student, will be the Gryphon and Tal Pinchevsky, a third-year student, will play the Knave of Hearts.For more information and registration, call Miss Rathbone at 636- 5248 or Mrs Lapin at 486-2876.20 mate te pg se Rig - Fan he 458-5766 One of our ten fascinating rooms has been transformed into a Country Christmas Paradise Come on out and take a look! 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best service, phone in your ads early.i, 10 am Wednesday.Pour plus d'efficacité, veuillez ne pas tarder à placer votre annonce.Date de tombée: les mercredis à 10h00.cents le mot supplémentaire REAL ESTATE / IMMOBILIER 100 Property for Sale / Propriétés à 101 Property Wanted / Propriétés Sais demandées 1% Holiday Resorts / Centres de villégiature Lots/Land for Sale / Terrains à vendre 108 Farms / Fermes 108 Space to Let / Espaces à louer * 110 Space Wanted / Espaces demandés 111 Offices to Let / Bureaux à louer 112 Offices Wanted / Bureaux demandés 113 Stores to Let / Magasins à louer 114 Stores Wanted / Magasins demandés 115 Apartments to Let / Appartements à louer 118 Apartments Wanted / Appartements 117 Condos for Sale / Condos à vendre 118 Condos io Let/ Condas 4 lover Classified ads may be placed in weekly newspapers across Canada.Call for details.Une annonce classée peut être placée dans les hebdomadaires à travers le Canada.Appelez pour informations.119 Sublets / À sous-louer 120 Houses to Lat / Maisons à louer 121 Houses Wanted / Maisons demandées 122 Flats/Du to Let / Duplexes à louer Accounts may be paid by telephone by Visa or MasterCard or by cash or cheque at the West- mount Examiner office, 155 Hillside Avenue, West- mount, the Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post office, 233 Dunbar Avenue, Town of Mount Royal, or atany branch onthe Island of Montreal of The Royal Bank of Canada or the Bank of Montreal.Advertising not paid in advance of publication is subject to a $2.00 billing charge.Advance payments without invoice cannot be accepted by banks but may be paid at either of the above newspa- VISA US\" per offices.Les comptes peuvent se régler par téléphone grâce aux cartes Visa et MasterCard, ainsi que par chèque ou en argent comptant aux bureaux du Westmount Examiner: 155, avenue Hillside, Westmount, ou du Town of Mount Royal Weekly Post: 233, avenue Dunbar, Ville Mont-Royal; ou encore à n'importe quelle branche de la Banque Royale du Canada ou de la Banque de Montréal de l'Île de Montréal.Toute annonce qui bid fii n'est pas acquittée avant la date de parution est sujette a des frais de facturation de 2,00$.Les paiements réglés à l'avance mais sans facture ne seront pas acceptés à la banque.lis pourront, par contre, étre effectués a (EEN l'un des bureaux ci-haut mentionnés., (A Pe 128 Rooms Wanted / Chambres demandées demandées 129 Garages to Let / Garages à louer 130 Garages Wanted / Garages demandés 133 Nursing Homes / Maisons de santé personnes âgées 137 Open Houses / Visites libres 138 Houses for Sale / Maisons à vendre 102 Sourty| Property for Sale ?Propriétés de campagne 103 County Property Wanted / Propriétés de campagne demandé: il es 104 Gourley Froparty I Let/ Maisons de campagne à louër 105 Country Houses Wanied / Maisons de campagnes plexes 123 Flats/Duplexes Wanted / Duplexes demandés 127 Room & Board to Let / Chambres et pensions à louer 128 Room & Board Wanted / Chambres et pensions 134 Faking Space lo Let/ Stationnement à louer ing Space Wanted / On demande stationnements 134 Senior Citizens\u2019 Residences / Résidence pour 135 Business Opportunities / Occasion d'affaires 138 investment Opportunities / Occasions de placement EMPLOYMENT / EMPLOIS 200 Careers / Carrières et professions 201 Help Wanted / demandé 202 Work Wanted / On demande emploi 203 Nursing Services / Service de garde-malade 204 Domestic Help Wanted / Aide domestique demandés 205 Domestic Work Wanted / Travail Gomestique demandé 208 Babysitters Wanted / Gardiennes demandées 207 Babysitters Available / Gardiennes disponibles 208 Mother's Helper Wanted / Aides maternelle \u2018demandés 209 Mother's Helper Available / Aides maternelle disponible: 210 Employment Services / Agences de placement MERCHANDISE / À VENDRE \u2014 ACHETER 306 Articles for Sale / A vendre 201 Sporting Equipment / Articles de sport 302 Camping Equipment / Équipement de camping 303 Musical Instruments / Instruments de musique 364 Photo Supplies / Articles de raphie 365 Stamps & Coins / Timbres et monnaie 308 Antiques / Antiquités 307 Articles for Rent / Articles à louer Motorcycles 318 Bicycles / Bicyclettes | INSTRUCTION 400 Day Care & Nursery School / Garderies 401 Educational / Éducation 402 Tutoring / Leçons particulières 403 Children\u2019s Camps / Camps pour enfants GENERAL / GÉNÉRAL 500 Personal Services / Services personnels 501 Domestic Pets / Animaux domestiques 502 Boarding Kennels / Pensions pour chiens 503 Auto Services / Réparation de véhicules 504 Travel / Voyages 505 Income Tax / Déclarations d'impôt 506 Dressmaking / Services de couture 507 Photography / Services de photographe 508 Catering / Traîteurs 509 Entertainment / Spectacles/divertissements 510 Computers / Le coin de l'ordinateur 511 Personals / Annonces personnelles bia Loa In demande compagnons 514 Found Trouvi 515 Moving star Eon Transport et déménagement 516 Transportation / Tr 517 Legal Notices / Avis légaux rologie 520 Counselling / Consefler HOME IMPROVEMENT / TRAVAUX 802 General Repairs / Réparations diverses LS Buiog Services Services irmobliers $84 Maintenance / Entretien 605 Gardening / Jardiniers, paysagisies 608 Snow Removal / Eniévement de la neige Services 812 Piano Tuning / Accord de piano 813 Radio & TV Services / Radios, télévisions 814 Uphoistering / Rembourrage ) 815 Fumiture Stripping / Décapage de meubles $18 Sewing Machine Repairs / Réparation de machines à coudre H 100 MEN iN 107 DEEEEEE I 135 ANNEE HN 201 NS HE 201 NS HE 300 HS PROPERTY FOR SALE LOTS/LAND FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ARTICLES FOR SALE PROPRIÉTÉS À VENDRE TERRAINS À VENDRE OCCASION D'AFFAIRES PERSONNEL DEMANDÉ PERSONNEL DEMANDÉ À VENDRE WESTMOUNT.prime corner, Met- MINERVE on the Lac: prestigious 7 NEW toning tables for the price of SECRÉTAIRE bilingue (français, calfe erbrooke streets.14,000 area, Lac Desert la Minerve.Superb used, $22,000 - 7 tables, digita anglais), un jour par semaine, mini- sq.ft.approximately.14' ceilings.large wooded lakefront lot nthe timers, Syear guarantee, Futrex RECEPTIONIST mum dix ans d'expérience.Référ- BOIS DE FOYER 849-0831, Bettina Brokers, protected.HE 102 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPRIETES DE CAMPAGNE À VENDRE LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG West side - 4 season playground Privately situated, large wooded lot.4 bedrooms, den/library with wood stove, large living/dining area with fireplace, well-appointed kitchen with stove, fridge, washer & dryer like new, large deck, landscaped with cedar hedges, English perennial garden and utility cabin.Short walk to lake through park area, excellent swimming and docking facilities, all- weather private tennis courts shared with neighbours.Within 20 minutes of Owl's Head and Orford ski areas.Call 487-7083 VERMONT 4 season chalet.4 miles from Jay Peak.Beside a babbling brook.3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms.Excellent condition.$69,500.U.S.Alison Cosgrove 931-1230 » 934-1818 Mtl.Trust Brks.VERMONT Enjoy the fall colors and find your 4 season chalet! 4 miles from Jay Peak.Fieldstone fireplace, cathedral ceiling, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms.$69,500.U.S.Alison Cosgrove 931-1230 » 934-1818 Mtl.Trust Brks.midst of natural beauty.Ready to build, 81,970 sq ft, 419 ft lake frontage, panoramic view.$35,550, terms 10 years.437-7585.HE 109 IEEE SPACE TO LET ESPACES À LOUER _\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WAREHOUSE spaces, very near Westmount.1,500 to 11,000 sq.ft.$3-$4 per square foot.487-9112.HE 115 I APARTMENTS TO LET APPARTEMENTS À LOUER WESTMOUNT ESTATES Luxurious 1,2,3-bedroom apartments, prestigious building next to Westmount Park.Doorman service.All amenities.Immediate or later occupancy.932-9424 HE 115 APARTMENTS TO LET APPARTEMENTS A LOUER SHERBROOKE: 4 rooms, adults preferred.$500.271-4950.SPACIOUS 51/2, heated, equipped.Oct 1, near Vendome metro.486- 2567.52, 41/2, heated, equipped.near park, immediate.932-3831.Hl 120 I HOUSES TO LET MAISONS À LOUER MONTREAL West: executive home, Brock avenue, charming & elegant 3- storey detached cottage.Asking $2200 per month.Mrs MacDonald: 481-8245.Hl 121 I HOUSES WANTED MAISONS DEMANDEES Going South?Ex-Westmount family, living in country, seeks house or apartment during winter months.Willing to pay reasonable rent, take care of plants & animals.References available.1-265- 3539.HE 124 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS LOGEMENTS À PARTAGER HE 104 DE COUNTRY PROPERTY TO LET MAISONS DE CAMPAGNE A LOUER HOUSE for rent at Lac Marois: 3 bedrooms, 112 bathrooms, new appliances, furnished with fine antiques.484-9676, 1-224-7877.EH 107 IS LOTS/LAND FOR SALE TERRAINS A VENDRE AT Lac Desert la Minerve: superb large wooded lakefront lot, 57,218 sq.ft.Ready to build, 202-foot lake frontage.$22,500, terms possible.437-3917 PROFESSIONAL woman seeks room in mature person\u2019s house, November through May 31.937-6263.HE 128 I ROOM & BOARD WANTED CHAMBRES ET PENSIONS DEMANDEES PROFESSIONAL woman, mature, responsible, likes children, seeks living accommodations with family.Westmount area preferred.659- 0946 after 6 pm.HE 131 PARKING SPACE TO LET STATIONNEMENT A LOUER SMALL to medium size car, upper Arlington lane.939-0483 5000 fitness computer, $1500.Complete body wrap kit, $1250.Limited time - inventory reduction offer.Tone \"QO Matic Canada Limited, 1- 800-667-5825.HE 138 I HOUSES FOR SALE MAISONS A VENDRE Overlooking Brome Lake Knowlton Charming renovated 4-bedroom year round house.Large private garden with mature trees.Access to Lake.Asking $249,000.489-7278 HE 200 IEE CAREERS CARRIERES ET PROFESSIONS Genius 2 Attention Mom! Work full or part-time.Become a consultant for quality educational toys & books, presented through home demonstrations.Call Lisa: 630-7594 201 For popular Westmount Music School.Part-time Monday-Thursday, 1-7 pm.Bilingual, some sales.481-5250 Canadian Pacific Hotels & Resort CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE Chateau Lake Louise, the jewel of the Canadian Rockies, is currently seeking energetic and positive individuals who wish to learn about the hospitality industry from the inside out.Entry-level positions are now available in our housekeeping and stewarding departments as housekeeping attendants and dishwashers.We are also seeking qualified front desk clerks and junior secretaries with computer experience and a minimum of 45 words per minute typing.The Chateau will provide subsidized meals and accommodations based on shared occupancy.Interested applicants are invited to send resumés with two letters of reference to: Human Resources Department, Chateau Lake Louise, Lake Louise, Alberta TOL 1EO.403- 522-3635, FAX: 403-522-3834.HELP WANTED PERSONNEL DEMANDE NY Rn We are looking for the perfect.Santa for the Christmas g season! Must be honest, jolly 2 Sc Ne > the right person.> Please contact Amy Finkelstein and loved by children of all ages.Excellent advantages - a a prestigious opportunity for ; 5 Monday to Friday between Z g 9:00 and 5:00 at 931-2591.ÿ PLACE ; OPER IAS , Bb fo, EAE EN, .ences.Traitement de texte nécessaire.Métro Atwater.937-1057.HH 203 IES NURSING SERVICES SERVICE DE GARDE-MALADE J NURSE with residence for seniors.465-4964.EE 204 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED AIDE DOMESTIQUE DEMANDÉE \u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014P\u2014 LIVE-IN care-giver required for elderly English-speaking invalid lady.Private home, centrally located.Must like dogs, cats, not object to smoking.Will be expected to prepare light meals, give al! personal care.Weekends, Friday evening to Sunday evening free.Phone Thursday, Friday 2-4 pm: Lynne, 332-6282.COUNTRY living as live-in nanny in magnificent Eastern Townships setting with fine & honest family and twin boys of 16 months.Proper immigration and working papers will be required and verified.No cash under table.Personal references will be required.Call 1-514-538-0240.HE 300 ARTICLES FOR SALE À VENDRE Model Ship Handmade, 18th century Spanish Galleon, laminated hull, fully armed, rigged, furled sails, open to offers.482-6199.3-PIECE Rosewood set.mint condition, glass-front cabinet with bar table & interior lighting, 2 coffee tables, $1000 or sold separately; teak bookshelf, $200.397-3228 days, 933-1417 evenings.DINING room chairs, set of 12, English Tudor style, ladder back with rush seats./ Andirons, pair, antique brass, sunflower design, 32\" high.286-6137, Monday-Thursday.LARGE \"Doug Lawley\" oil painting of Baie St Paul.483-1904.BEDROOM set, highboy, vanity, night table.White French provincial.Bargain! Suitable girl's room.935.9963.Min.2 Cordes de $43 3 $48 la corde.Michel Nuckle 664-1575 323-7977 LAMB - FRESH Qrganically raised.Average weight 5 Ibs, at $4 per Ib cut & wrapped.Fits in most conventional refrigerator combination top freezer unit.Orders taken, to be available October 12th.Hillyrock Farms 1-264-4616 COMPLETE firewood service, maple, dried 2 years.$65/cord.delivered.Gary: 623-1659.Il 303 I MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTS DE MUSIQUE Een GRAND Piano, 6', Yamaha, ebony, excellent condition, price to be discussed.441-4366.ANTIQUE upright piano, refinished, excellent condition.982-6828.I 309 IEE GARAGE SALES VENTES DE GARAGE GARAGE sale: Saturday, Sept 30, 10 am-4 pm.Rain date Saturday, Oct 7.611 Victoria avenue.SATURDAY.Sept 30, 2164 North- clitfe, 10 am-4 pm.My junk may be your dream! E 310 MOVING SALES VENTES DE DÉMÉNAGEMENT \u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014m\u2014_ OPEN book-case, dining set, leather sofa, china, furniture, paintings, pictures, antiques, porcelain, crystal, silverware, racing jacket, hi-fi.Open house Saturday & Sunday.843-4190.HE 401 IEE EDUCATIONAL EDUCATION \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 COME & practise your French with {rapcophones.Club Half & Half.465- DOMESTIC WORK WANTED TRAVAIL DOMESTIQUE DEMANDE Dependable Cleaning We do our best to schedule a cleaning time convenient to you.See for yourself call 486-4770 Ile Ae For the Shine in You! La - Lu PA ES £23 - JA 5 Stu Cd II Bo her pic- tal, pen ith 5.i \u2014\u2014 pr Spe = aes ag \u201d SPE yo ARTICLES FOR SALE À VENDRE \u2014\u2014r imam EXTRA LARGE FLOWERPOTS from Malaysia for porch, patio or indoors at: Entreprises Tian Enr.1377 Main Street, Ayer\u2019s Cliff Tel: 819-838-4246 Fall sale starts Sat., Sept.30 with enormous discounts on \u2018seconds\u2019 good for \u2018cache-pots\u2019 or illuminated tables.IEEE 6 BE BIE A ET iE ER tin he - EMA @ ANTIQUES ANTIQUITES \u2018 VENTE D'ANTIQUITÉS FRANÇAISES (1880-1930) | au profit des Petits freres des Pauvres les 29, 30 septembre et ler octobre à l'Union Française 429, avenue Viger est, Montréal (angle Berri) VENTE À PRIX FIXE HEURES D'OUVERTURE: Vendredi, 29sept: 16ha2lh Samedi, 30 sept: 10 hàl8h Dimanche, leroct: 10häà17h un 308 NE WANTED TO PURCHASE ON DEMANDE BOOKS TO SELL We will come to see your hardcover books and offer best possible price.Westmount Pheonix Books 320 Victoria (upstairs) Ruth Portner 937-3419 Robert North STORE HOURS: Wed.11-2 Thurs.4-7; Fri.7:30-9; Sat.11-5 Te.484-4428 CASH Antiques & used furniture, paintings & pictures, bronzes, clocks, objets d'arts, etc.Complete estates.V.G.C.Inc.735-4286 4056 Jean Talon West 401 IEEE I 401 EEE EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EDUCATION EDUCATION PIANO PIANO COURSES INSTRUCTION Experienced teacher graduated from Ecole de Musique Vincent D'Indy.For more information please call: 483-2177 Highly experienced teacher of children & adults.Studio of Beverley Story.486-9549 Marie Josée Larue .PRIVATE instruction \u2014 yoga, option- Quilt Studio \u201cA\u201d al lessons in your home.484-2203.Cours / Classes [ Courtepointe / Quilting u 402 TUTORING Smocking / Crafts LEGONS PARTICULIERES 482-6389 WILL tutor math & physics.Ali levels, 484-3889 high school through university.Expe- rienced teacher.488-3391.~ ro The, Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 : 27 - PP Cay 2000 1 Wa A an ARTICLES FOR SALE A VENDRE OUR LOWER PRICES HELP YOU EAT BETTER.FOR LESS! PREPARE FOR SPRING! PLANT YOUR BULBS! Now is the time for planting tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, crocus and other bulbs.We have a very large selection of imported bulbs from Holland.SPECIAL ON MUMS *3% Ea.or 6 For 19% \u201ce LARGE 4 SELECTION OF FRESH FRUIT AND | VEGETABLES NOW AVAILABLE AT AUBIN GARDENS COMPLETE NURSERY CENTER 6125 rue St.Jacques West 484-5198 Hl 500 NEE 515 PERSONAL SERVICES MOVING & CARTAGE SERVICES PERSONNELS TRANSPORT ET DEMENAGEMENT TIM BENSON TEST LABS Tim Benson Test Labs offers help and advice on buying, maintaining and operating quality consumer audio and video equipment.The lab will even help you programme your VCR! The lab also offers independent evaluation of all types of CD players, amplifiers, speakers, receivers and VCRs.Find out how good your equipment actually is before trading it in or have a new one checked out to see if it really performs to spec.Some don't! Call 485-2370 PSYCHIC astrologer, tarot card reader.One visit will surely convince you of her powers to help & advise the worried, confused & troubled.For more information call: 722-2792.CERTIFIED massage therapist.Take stress out of life.Cynthia: 336-4443.I 501 IEE DOMESTIC PETS ANIMAUX DOMESTIQUES SNOOK'S TRARSFEN VAN LINES LTD.Over 75 years serving the community * Local, long distance and office moves NEW MODERN FACILITIES FOR STORAGE e Reasonable rates ® Free estimates 631-4824 - 481-1550 AGENTS ATLAS VAN LINES Members of Canadian Moving Association DOG OBEDIENCE Group lessons or private instruction in your home, or let us train your dog for you.Free brochure.1304 GREENE AVE., WESTMOUNT - TEL.931-7719 769 4683 PO WORD PROCESSING u 509 NEN.Olivetti SPECTACLES/DIVERTISSEMENTS .Documents, resumés r\u2026-\u2014=\u2014-= T Save This Ad For all your catering and | party needs, large or | small.Let the experts | do the work you'll be I e Transcription of cassettes e Rental of dictating units e Translation Dictate your letters over the J phone, pick up later | | DACTYLOGRAPHIE | | lad you did.N.D.G.TYPING 032-2299 542.482-1512 Zz _serusl Is your house special?CARTOONIST For parties, bar mitz- vahs and other special occasions.Reserve your date now.842-1553 Professional studio will take interior photographs for architectural project.Set of prints in exchange.FINELIGHT STUDIO 844-5586 510 MS IE 603 MS COMPUTERS BUILDING SERVICES LE COIN DE L'ORDINATEUR SERVICES IMMOBILIERS APPLE Il E, 2 disk drives, matrix printer, monitor, joysticks plus ali manuals.$1500.Call after 5 pm: HOME IMPROVEMENT 488.5219.& MAINTENANCE EE 514 MERS Bathrooms, kitchens, FOUND basements , painting, TROUVÉ plastering, gyproc, carpentry, ceramic, marble, sundecks, balconies and fencing.Demolition.Call for free estimate: Renovations Zora 731-6264 eee FOUND in Westmount Park: watch with black strap.935-8180.Please send USC et contributions to: Canada il 603 I BUILDING SERVICES SERVICES IMMOBILIERS DE 207 Ig VY 24 HOUR SERVICE 28 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 as 565132 A = 607 267 I BUILDING SERVICES HOUSEHOLD SERVICES HOUSEHOLD SERVICES SERVICES IMMOBILIERS \"SERVICES DOMESTIQUES - SERVICES DOMESTIQUES SANDING FLOORS IAN THOMSON HOUSE RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATE Old loors made new RENOVATIONS fone means - SANDING CW inting, tiling, | Painting, plastering, 310196 | RE | | auido | ESTIMATION GRATUITE UARANTÉED WORK antrerrepa dont | 453 4814 shingles © bardeaux 321-1069 _ \u2018(Call Ian Thomson at CARPENTER brickwork .brique ~° 484-5342 Fully qualified and experienced in metalwork e métal mr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | FREE ESTIMATES Fons.Interior or excerior To chimney * cheminée We s, ae in fast RENOVATIONS 733-3067 slate e ardoise reliable service Indoor and Outdoor Leave message anytime kitchens We specialize in new decks ' ° bathrooms Basements- PAINTING .| e basements Bathrooms For fast, efficient, reliable ¢ aluminum windows e Ceramics terior or exterior painting., * garage doors : Plaster In home painting since 1956.COUVREUR ENR.ROOFING REG'D.Life™ 1 Foret gmt plese cai \u2014 = |.Interlocking brick 341-6069 I | nt BRICKWORK BY a ge Forde SERVICES IMMOBILIERS * Brick pointing Renovations Carter WEST-END CONSTRUCTION inc.Our 32 years\u2019 experience ensures quality, our pride in our quality ensures SERVICE! 483-1158 Brick laying Tuckpointing Concrete: new & repairs Chimneys: repaired & rebuilt SPECIALIZING Leaky basements Hydroza waterproofing IN Slate roofs: new & repaired UN | STONE Shingle roofs FREE ESTIMATES FULLY LICENSED - INSURED ROOFING & BRICKWORK ALL TYPES OF ROOFING shingles \u2014 tar & gravel - slates e brickwork e chimney repairs & rebuilt e pointing - foundations - waterproofing e cement & sheet metal work FREE ESTIMATES - GUARANTEED WORK = 67 Ms HOUSEHOLD SERVICES SERVICES DOMESTIQUES 8000 Boul.Langelier Max Francischiello suite 104, St-Léonard, Qué.Gérant de projet @ ALL WORK GUARANTEED No Job Too Small; 15 yrs,exp.TRI de \u201c= 483-7768 ME LR RIGS Tél.: 328-8911 HIP 3K2 CLIFF THOMSON RENOVATIONS BRICK WORK SPECIALIST e shingle roofs e brickwork e chimneys repaired and rebuilt e tuck pointing e brick and stone e foundations and basement repairs e silicone waterproofing Don't delay \u2014 call today! Gordon's Home Repairs 932-5262 ONE CALL e Foundation cracks, etc.References - Free estimates G.O.Renovations Reg'd 482-2429 Serving Westmounters Since the 40's.FINE PAINTING & WOODWORKING All Types of Renovations (FREE ESTIMATES) Mrazik General Contracting Ltd.® Member CAMQ _& RENOVATION & REPAIRS Paintinge Carpentry ® Gyproc Ceramic tiles » Kitchens & £ A en da ve.OW Cs WW, ; 486-4303 - 386 47 57 yy «We Ve OOO .Ca ea rete tase ta eae as ® ® ° ° .e ° + ° » AAA Ae Bathrooms DOES IT ALL Gerry * DECKS 489-0726 * BALCONIES PANTING PLISTERING Samar [J cement wor o KITCHENS FLOOR Tagen, ming shone » PLAYROOMS asphait, paver.omits fod SMOG, [| FEES \u2019 N DDED crystal and polyethylene.- .- ALL WORK GUARANTEED - 35 years\u2019 experience MASTER carpenter, specialist: 184-6197 363-4293 Eben mates.481-8870.BELGRAVE BUILDING RESTORATIONS INC.ç ROOFING OF ALL TYPES tect ew P.x No - Brickwork 4 Aner ® Fireplaces ® Bathrooms Ghimney's & ® Drywall ® Family Rooms Galleries $ e Waterproofing ® Kitchens 3 For Free Estimate, Please Call © Painting (exterior/interior) © Foundation repairs e Chimney's (repaired/rabuilt) | Quality work -reasonable rates Carpentry * Plastering Painting * etc Commercial & Residential Mike 486-6211 Decoration Peinture Spécialité Peinture-au-tusil.Réparation, Platre, Gyproc Stucco, etc.623-0026 Michel FENCES, decks, stairs, all carpentry, brickwork and cement.References.Glen: 345-1574.HE 611 I PEST CONTROL EXTERMINATION/FUMIGATION e - Patios > - Painting > - Caulking $ - Cement finishing \u20ac - Aluminum JU Roslyn School may lose its English stream if staff cuts are effected as proposed.In a letter to parents sent home with all Roslyn students on Tuesday, school committee president Linda Stern said the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal has informed the school that it is overstaffed by 2.3 teachers.Principal Bertha Dawang, the letter says, has proposed removing the Grade 1 English stream teacher, one Grade 1 French immersion teacher, and reducing the hours of the French specialist.Mrs Dawang confirmed this.The French immersion students would be distributed among the four remaining Grade 1 classes.The En- e.stream children will have to ister at new schools.There is only one Grade 1 English stream class at Roslyn.Its enrolment this year is 10 students.Mrs Dawang said she recognizes that removing the teacher from that class and redistributing the students to other schools will probably spell the end of the English stream at Roslyn.If there is no Grade 1 this year, there will be no Grade 2 next year, and so on.LOOKING FOR CLASSMATES: Two 1974 graduates of Westmount High School are \u201cIt will disrupt the program for numerous classes if a teacher is removed from another class,\u2019 she said Tuesday.\u201cI have to make the decision that is best for the most and that is pedagogically sound.\u201d Overestimated Mrs Dawang said she estimated an enrolment of 763 students for this year.In fact, the student body stands + at 690.Last year\u2019s enrolment was 711.\u201cIf we had the same proportion of By KATHLEEN HUGESSEN staff to kids as last year,\u201d she said, \u201cwe'd be okay.We'd lose one staff member and maybe a little bit of specialist time.\u201d : But the PSBGM says the school was overstaffed last year too.Mrs Dawang met with the school council (elected representatives of the school\u2019s teachers) and with Mrs Stern on Monday, and again with school council on Tuesday.The teachers proposed alternative David Mills oversees the fun: WHS extracurriculars offer plenty of choice Westmount High School has a student life and community animator.Since January this year, David Mills, 28, has filled the position.Mr Mills says his job is part of the school's plan to enrich the lives of the students, to provide a good atmosphere for learning and to help the looking for classmates to join them, Oct 7, at the Hillside Armory, for a class reunion.Paul Levine and Meg Pickel are planning to have music, food, drinks, dance and chat at the reunion.Tickets are $20.For information, or to provide mes and addresses of long-lost classmates, contact Ms Pickel at 484-7032 or Mr vine at 485-0670; in Toronto, Mark Surchin can be reached at 485-7391.Photo by OWEN EGAN ENROLL NOW.CALL RECOGNIZED BY MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (permit #CPO366) RATHBONE THEATRE 17th YEAR FOR CHILDREN, TEENS & ADULTS Personally supervised by PAULINE RATHBONE L.G.S.M.BRANCHES: WESTMOUNT/NDG, T.M.R., D.D.O.and CHOMEDEY 636-5248 or 486-2876 \u201c.imbues children with love for the theatre.\" students do things they enjoy.He says he dealt with intramurals and clubs during the last half of the 1988-89 school year.This year, his work is expanding and will include clubs, cultural outings and special events.\u201cA lot of things were dormant that we're resurrecting,\u201d he says.Students have come to him with suggestions and he has arranged meetings to discuss reinstating the fashion show and the variety show, and maybe a swim team and ski team.The drama club which started up again last year is going to be giving its first production for this school year sometime in October.Mr Mills says he wants to have a lot of cultural outings for the students this year \u2014 to museums, the Canadian Centre for Architecture, concerts.A music program is being started with six weeks of what Mr Mills terms \u201cexplorations\u201d by all the grade levels.This is simply an introduction to music basics \u2014 rhythm, harmony etc.Penny Lewis is, once again, taking the music program in hand.Mr Mills reports that she hopes to have a school band starting in October, after the \u201cexplorations\u201d have ended.An interest in music \u201cI'm collating all the interest sheets from the new students,\u201d Mr Mills says.\u201cAbout 70 percent had some form of music.We'll be formulating a plan of action next week.\u201d Mr Mills is a musician.He played trombone in his high school band and has continued to play with the band from his church, the Evangel Pentecostal on Lambert Closse street.It was through the church that he got the position at WHS.He had acted as a youth counsellor in Friends for Life, an ecumenical outreach program at the school.In a meeting last year with WHS principal Richard Meades, Mr Mills was offered and accepted the full-time position.Mr Mills also is interested in sports.\u201cI wanted to coach football,\u201d he says wistfully.But there was not enough interest this year to get a team into the inter-school touch football league.So Mr Mills is going to start an intra-mural team.\u201cHopefully it will catch on,\u201d he says.The school\u2019s track and field team will have its first practice this week, and he says the boys\u2019 soccer team had a good turnout for its first practice.He seems excited about the new house system at the school.\u201cEverybody is evenly divided between the houses.All activities and certain academic and volunteer involvements will gain points.There will be participation points and achievement points,\u201d he says.\u201cYou can\u2019t lose.Anyway you look at it, you gain \u2014 just by participating.\u201d Everyone knows someone who's been helped by a blood donation.You might be next.Do your part to keep the supply available.Be a Red Cross blood donor.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, September 28, 1989 - 29 Staff cuts at Roslyn may end English stream arrangements, Mrs Stern said, including creating a split Grade 1 and 2 in the English stream, and shuffling the Grade 5 French immersion classes to reduce their number by one.Mrs Stern said that on Tuesday Mrs Dawang sent a letter to the Grade 1 English stream parents recommending that\u2019 they enrol their children elsewhere and suggesting schools for each child.Mrs Stern says the principal failed to inform the teachers of this action.A meeting of the PSBGM was scheduled for last night.\u201cWe have a contingent going,\u201d said Mrs Stern Tuesday evening, \u201ca very vocal contingent.I want them to discuss timing, the undermining of the English stream and the lack of consultation.\u201d Mrs Stern said she believes the problem comes down to faulty projections by the administration.\u201cYou can spend days figuring out whose fault it is.I've decided \u2014 the administration.I don\u2019t think kids and parents should have to pay for their error in judgment.\u201d training.\u201d WHS looks to community for volunteers, employers PART of David Mills\u2019 job as student life and community animator at WHS involves finding volunteers from the community for various jobs, and helping students to find part-time work.\u201cWe need help from the community for a lot of extracurricular activities.It\u2019s teachers we're using right now,\u201d he says.Volunteers are needed for the school office, to man the telephones.The library has a librarian only 21/2 days a week.The other 21/2 days, the library is closed.Volunteers are needed to help keep the library open.And chaperones are needed for various field trips.\u201cNo experience is necessary,\u2019 Mr Mills says.\u201cWe offer on-the-job He says he is also on the lookout for agencies, companies and individuals with work for students.Many students are locking for part-time jobs and he helps to place them.For those interested in volunteer work or in hiring students, Mr Mills can be reached at WHS, 933-2701.K.L.D.S.WESTMOUNT DAYCARE Monday - Friday Children 18 months to 6 years Bilingual Program Lunch provided Part-time or Full-time Saturdays Gymnastics/Dance/Explorin Di g Dinosaurs WE DO BIRTHDAY PARTIES L'ECOLE SACRE-COEUR DE MONTREAL THE SACRED HEART SCHOOL OF MONTREAL 3635 Avenue Atwater Avenue Montreal, Quebec H3H 1Y4 Girls\u2019 day and weekly boarding School offering a college preparatory programme (SECONDARY I-V] Applications for Admission are now being accepted for SEPTEMBER 1990 for SEC.I, II, III Entrance Examinations for SEC.II and III: to be announced OPEN HOUSE Thursday, October 19, 1989 6:30 p.m.to 7:30 p.m.\u2014 Lab and Classroom Demonstrations 7:30 p.m.to 8:30 p.m.\u2014 Refreshments and Information Session PARENTS AND STUDENTS ARE WELCOME ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS - SECONDARY I Monday, Oct.30, 1989 at 9:00 a.m.Friday, Nov.17, 1989 at 9:00 a.m.Monday, Nov.20, 1989 at 9:00 a.m.Monday, Dec.04, 1989 at 9:00 a.m.FOR INFORMATION OR APPLICATION FORMS PLEASE CALL 937-8214 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE - IS AVAILABLE ce ms um \u2014 dame TASES Sn Tbe RARES net ea NC MAT SET TT DIS 5 D SPECIALISTS: CORNER GROSVENOR SERVICE D'AUTO WESTMOUNT AUTO SERVICE TUNE-UP © ALLEN DIAGNOSTIC BRAKES * FULL SERVICE TIRES AND BALANCING 4780 Sherbrooke St.W.933-8556 ¢ 932-1554 In novice soccer play: Norway downs Argentina in Saturday's high winds Braving what seemed to be Hurri- can Hugo's northern cousin, second- placed Norway managed a 3-0 victory over Argentina last Saturday in Westmount 's novice soccer league.The game was a tight defensive contest.The Norway halfbacks, including the strong brother-sister combination of Charleton and Morgan Snow, contained the Argentina forwards throughout the opening nalf.When Norway goalie Michael Johnston was tested, however, he proved tobesolid and alert as usual, turning By WARREN VALDMANIS back all shots that came his way.The Argentina defense, led by the exceptional play of Sam Carsley, confined the ball to the neutral zone for much of the first half.With perseverance, however, such Norway forwards as Jonathan \u201cthe Cannon\u201d Mutch and Ian Jarvis managed to mount a sustained attack late in the half.Finally, their efforts bore fruit.Intercepting a pass, Justin West charged through a sea of defenders to EORGE ARAGE DOING IT RIGHT FOR 31 YEARS GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS SPECIALTY: BRAKES TUNE-UP AIR-CONDITIONING 3815, RUE ST-JACQUES OUEST MONTREAL, QUEBEC CLOSE TO ATWATER AVE.& METRO TEL: 935-8456 30 - Thursday, September 28, 1989 beat Argentina goalie Jason Abra- movitch with a high shot, making the score 1-0 Norway.Norway continued to pressure Abramovitch, but was unable to score again before referee Bob Pugh (a former Manic 2 player) blew the whistle to end the alf.Those who were willing to put up with the cold swirling winds enjoyed a spirited second half.Argentina returned revitalized from the sidelines, and with exceptional play from halfbacks Laurent LeCavalier and Pat Quinlan they managed to establish a real offensive threat.Their attack included many shots by Alexandre Burt and Philippe Gross, but they were turned away empty handed by Johnston.Thomas Simon brought Norway back on the offensive, taking a pass from Morrie Luft and driving home a shot from point-blank range.The goal put Norway up 2-0.Bruce Sheiner and Mutch led Norway on rush upon rush, pressuring Abramovitch.Finally it was winger Jarvis who salted away the victory for Norway, scoring out of a scramble in front of the Argentina net.The game ended 3-0 Norway.It\u2019s easy to place a classified ad in THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER.Simply call 931-7511.An adtaker 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Indoor skating to start at arena Sunday morning IT'S skating time.2X Westmount\u2019s indoor artificial ice rink opens Sunday morning at 10 o'clock for another winter of pirouettes and body checks.Both thelarge and small rinks will be open for general skating all § day Sunday until 5:45 pm.The hockey programs get underway Monday ) and the figure skating and instruction programs begin the week of Oct 16.per Ey.Following is the schedule for general skating when the ice will be \u2018 open to the publie (on the small rink only unless otherwise indicated): ; e Mondays and Fridays: 9 am to 4:20 pm and 8:30 to 10:45 pm; ¢ Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9 am to 10:45 pm; » Wednesdays: 9 am to 2 pm and 8:30 to 10:45 pm; ¢ Saturdays: 9 am to 9:45 pm, on both rinks after 4 pm; ¢ Sundays: 10 am to 5:45 pm on both rinks.Recreation officials regret, however, the city\u2019s seven outdoor skating rinks will not be opening on Sunday.vs Questo gymnastic club top-ranked in Quebec can be arranged.The class meets four to six hours a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.map er Questo Rhythmic Gymnastics Club ranks first among rhythmic gymnastics clubs in the province, according to the Quebec Gymnastics Federa- For more information, call 488- tion\u2019s annual rating.Based on provincial, national and international performances in the 1205.} last three years, the ranking also S OCC ER i placed four Questo gymnasts among the top six elite-class gymnasts in STANDINGS i Quebec, including first-ranked Pa- Following are the standings in the 1 mela Newton, 17.Westmount municipal soccer leagues Ilona Hurikova, 17, ranked fourth as of Tuesday, September 26: and N.D.G.residents Paola Wong Tan and Joyce Bernas, both 12, were GP W L D Pts ; classed fifth and sixth.Questo also placed four athletes in NOVICE the relève class, just below the elite: Scotland I : 0 0 14 Westmounter Abigail Rasminsky, 11, or way 1 Mexico 7 3 3 1 7 Estelle Coppens, 12, Jill Gamberg Usa.7 9 4 1 5 and Beatrice Lombardi, both 14.Argentina 7 2 4 1 5 Training in the Confederation Ireland 7 2 4 1 5 Sports Centre gym at 5320 Kensing- Spain 7 2 4 1 5 ton avenue in N.D.G., Questo also Canada 7 2 5 0 4 offers recreational classes, whichbe- ATOM gan this week.: : : Netherlands 7 6 1 0 12 There are still some openings in Portugal 7 5 1 1 N kindergym forchildrenagedthreeto England 7 4 3 0 8 six.The class meets Wednesdays Bulgaria 7 2 4 1 5 from 6 to 7 pm and Saturdays from 9 Austria 7 2 4 1 5 to 10 am.There are places in the Poland 7 0 6 1 1 I rhythmics group for girls seven to 14, PEEWEE which meets Wednesdays from 7 to 8 pm and Saturdays from 10 to 11 am.pe ; ; 2 ; 2 [ Auditions for the pre-competitive Brazil 7 3 4 0 6 group, open to six- to 10-year-olds, Italy 7 2 5 0 4 A DEPENDABLE NAME SINCE 1937 sf reli LTD LOW COST DAILY RENTAL 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 fully maintain our cars during the lease so we always have exceptional used cars for sale.See our large display at the above location. ei aprem r\u2014 1408 se \"i CHHANBALIL I IAANRA ANION ITAL NN Terry Fox walk at Study raises more than $5,000 Receipts are now in from The Study\u2019s Terry Fox Walkathon, held at the beginning of the school year.The students and staff together raised more than $5,000, which has been forwarded to the organization for cancer research.All students from Grades 4 to 11 New seniors\u2019 lounge opens at Vic Hall The new Westmount seniors\u2019 lounge opened this week in the Prud\u2019homme Room at Victoria Hall.The lounge is a place for local senior citizens to drop in, socialize with friends, have a cup of coffee or te ad books and newspapers, p rds and more.It is open week- Places open for WP Cubs, Scouts The Westmount Park Cub pack and Scout troop have room for more members.Boys eight to 13 years old who enjoy games, outdoor skills and camping with friends are invited to come and join the fun.Cubs meet Tuesdays from 6:45to 8 pm, Scouts meet Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm, in Westmount Park Church.For more information, call Daphne Mitchell at 935-1432.More tai chi offered citizens An additional tai chi course has been opened by the Westmount recreation department after the first three scheduled courses filled up.The new session will be held Mondays from 10:30 am to noon and runs for 10 weeks starting Oct 2.It is aimed at senior citizens but all are welcome to join, recreation officials say.The course costs $40.For more information call the recreation office at 935-8531, local 212.and many teachers participated in the event, which started at The Study, went along The Boulevard to Mount Royal, around the cross and back to Beaver Lake, where the girls were revived with juice and cookies.From there they returned to the schooldays from 9 am to noon and all are welcome.The city recreation department plans to organize guest lectures in the lounge periodically on subjects of interest to seniors.For more information, call Beverly Adams at the recreation office, 935-8531, local 212.Coaches needed The Westmount recreation department is still looking for volunteers to coach its novice and atom intercity hockey teams.Anyone with a few hours a week to spare should call Mike Deegan at the recreation department, 935-8531, local 212.House protected by car warning A car alarm was believed to have foiled attempts of someone to break into it overnight Friday-Saturday on Olivier avenue, police said.The suspect gained entry to a garage at the rear of the home and set off the system while trying to break a car window using a brick.No damage was reported to the grey 1987 Mercedes.Watch found A gold watch was found last Thursday at Lansdowne avenue and de Maisonneuve boulevard near Westmount Park Church, police said.It was taken to local MUC station 23.re | | Westmount | YMCA ; News i Hope Korytko i Executive director Seminars on health at the Y The Westmount YMCA will be starting a series of seminars on various topics of interest.All lectures are open to the public and are free of charge.They are designed to help Westmounters improve their lifestyles.The first is a nutrition seminar titled \u201cNutrition for energy\u201d to be n by Joanne Gervais on Wednes- Oct 4, from 6:30 to 7:30 pm.This seminar will cover realistic approaches to dieting.Joanne will include suggestions for a healthy balanced diet, how to improve your eating habits and ideas for a high- energy lifestyle.Everyone is welcome to attend.In November the series will continue with a seminar on choosing educational toys for Christmas giving.In December, don't miss \u201cTraining for cross-country skiing.\u201d The Westmount Family Y will be participating in the Westmount Family Week celebrations by hosting two events.The first will be a teen dance.It will be held on Friday, Oct 6 from 8 pm to midnight.The dance is open free of charge to all Westmount teens.Sneakers are mandatory.On Sunday, Oct 8, the Y will be open to all Westmount families from 1 to 3 pm.The pool and preschool gym will be available and there will be a special family fitness class from 1:10 to 2 pm.Everyone is invited.If you haven't already visited our new facility this is your chance to try it out.Instructor training If you have ever thought of becoming a fitness instructor, take note.The Westmount YMCA fitness instructor training program has started on Tuesdays from 6 to 9 pm.Call Trudie for more information at 931- 8046.Two other program areas of interest are CPR courses and a course on health issues.The Y will once again offer cardio-pulmonary resuscitation courses starting this fall and open to both members and non-mem- bers.A few hours is all you need to learn to save a life.\u201cHealth issues\u201d with Dr Lee Lu- bin is a six-week series of lectures and discussion starting Thursday, Sept 28, from 10:15 to 11:15 am.It will cover topics on 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