The Westmount examiner, 4 novembre 1993, jeudi 4 novembre 1993

[" Frostbite When the frost is on the pumpkin, it stays and stays and stays.This upper Westmount gourd turned even more frightening after winter put an early end to Halloween festivities Sunday.WELL, it's easy to see why some cantlidates demand recounts ; even when the margin wide.The findl numbers from the \u201cOct.25 federal election for St.\u201c4 Tuesday by the local rer.- e return- - ing office, and the gap between _ what was reported a week ago\u2019 and now is more than 1 votes for two candidates.Liberal David Berger did not win 24,592 votes, he won 25,940.The Bloc\u2019s Eugenia Romain did a sight better too, getting 7,950 and not 7,364 votes.TL Of course, there had to be loser, and the loser was the \u201cand Berger d Photo by SUSAN MINTZBERG de, PES Alain \u2018Perez; who last 1,327\" votes.to have a final total of 4,507.The rest were fairly stable from one weck tothe next.The NDP got 1,662; National.Party; 581; Natural Law Party, 558; Federal Equality Party (in spendent Mark Roper), 9; nwealth Party, 131;.Christian Heritage Party, 126; independent Rudolph Scalzo, 122; Marxist-Leninist Party, 105; and Abolition Party, 80.\" \u201cThere was a total of 42,029 valid ballots cast, plus 869 ballots were rejected, for a 75 per cent voter participation rate.~ Alison Ramsey City will still collect contentious surtax Progressive Conservative\u2019s Beside the Point.7 ond Westmount\u2019s Borders .22 buading permits .21 Business Briefs.9 Classifieds.23 Firecalls.19 Letterstotheeditor .6 Mayor\u2019scolumn .7 Policelog.26 Westmount will continue to collect the controversial surtax on non-residential property in 1994 despite a recent court ruling that found its application by Montreal to be illegal.Mayor Peter Trent announced the decision Tuesday based on information he obtained at a meeting Monday with Quebec Municipal Affairs Minister Claude Ryan.of Westmount your home abec, Thursday, November 4, 1993 56¢ + Siret = 65¢ R Si curs pack room to pick holes in tougher smoking bylaw Yet smallish turnout encourages mayor he\u2019s on right track By LAUREEN SWEENEY Westmount\u2019s plan to ban smoking from shopping malls and most public places came under fire Monday night, mainly from local restaurateurs.The city invited comment at a public consultation meeting that ran 45 minutes.Restaurant owners said it was impractical and economically impossible to designate 50 per cent of their establishments for nonsmokers.(Currently, the city smoking bylaw demands 25 per cent of restaurant seats be set aside for non-smokers.) One suggested the city set up a committee to work out a solution.In particular, some said they could not avoid having non-smok- ers pass through a smoking area to get to their seats.\u201cMost of our clients are smokers,\u201d said Claude Legault of Marcos and Pepe's.\u201cWe cater to greater Montreal where there are more smokers.We have a lounge with a large TV screen where 95 per cent are all smokers.\u201d Jim Ross, co-owner of Bistro on PE SN MAYOR PETER TRENT \u2018Protecting non-smokers.\u2019 the Avenue, agreed the bylaw would cause economic duress.He said he could not prohibit smoking in the main entry to the restaurant where people wait because that\u2019s where the bar is.And Alasdair McRae, owner of Muffin Muffin in the Old Post Office, asked for something more realistic than a 50-50 split for small establishments.\u201cWe have only two seats,\u201d he said to much laughter.One person spotted a possible loophole in the law, and asked: could a restaurant get around the percentage by counting seats in a rarely used reception room as nonsmoking?Mayor Peter Trent agreed there could be problem areas.\u201cThere may be some specific questions that might be better addressed.\u201d Bruce Walker of the environmental group STOP urged the city to forge ahead with the bylaw for environmental and health reasons, as has Bruce Thomson of WeAct.Westmount Municipal Association president Stanley Baker said the WMA strongly supports it.\u201cMy only concern is the penalties are too puny.There should be more teeth.\u201d Fines range from $25 to $1,000.Ronald Vineberg, a resident of 2 Westmount Square, said the law was intolerant.\u201cAre we saying there\u2019s no room in Westmount for smokers?\u201d Mr.Trent responded that the Continued on page 4 Teens rip masks off trick-or-treaters By LAUREEN SWEENEY Halloween was marred in parts of lower Westmount Sunday when groups of older youths knocked over younger children and ripped off face masks, police and public safety officers said.During the peak of trick-or- treating, a group of eight or nine youths dressed as vampires reportedly ripped off the masks of children near 340 Metcalfe Ave.about The Superior Court ruling is under appeal.Mr.Trent said it appeared most mayors would also continue to use the surtax next year.Only three did not use it this year.They are Montreal West, Town of Mount Royal and Montreal North.\u201cObviously, we received information from Mr.Ryan that gave us comfort,\u201d he said, refusing to com- 6:30 p.m.Around 7:19 p.m., a group of 17 people was seen knocking children down between Redfern and Met- calfe.Youths were intercepted on Redfern and ordered out of the neighbourhood.About 8 p.m., two 12-year-old boys from Côte St.Luc and St.Laurent were robbed by two older boys in a group in Murray (King George) Park about 8:05 p.m.The victims lost their loot bags and one ment further because of the appeal.Mr.Trent wrote to Mr.Ryan asking him to give municipalities the right to charge a variable tax rate for different categories of property.\u201cHe told me the door\u2019s not closed and it\u2019s somthing they may work on for another year,\u201d Mr.Trent said.\u2014 Laureen Sweeney was forced to hand over his watch after being hit in the face.A witness recognized the robbers but no arrests were made, said police youth officer Patrick Sheehan.With the onset of snow about 8:15 p.m., Halloween activities stopped with the exception of the annual Westmount pumpkin massacre, said PSU Sgt.Don Fenn.One group was seen driving around smashing pumpkins but no one was arrested.Mat Night pranks were kept to a minimum Saturday.Youths with fireworks were caught in Summit Park.Others were found smearing shaving cream and eggs around in Murray (King George) Park; they were made to clean up the mess.Up until midnight, \u201cthere were few incidents of the nature usually associated with Mat Night,\u201d reported Sgt.Fenn.He attributes this to the high profile of patrollers.Six were on duty.Overnight, however, Montreal Urban Community police reported Continued on page 2 Zeer] - REST AvRANT Restaurant La Transition in.MARIA ALEVISATOS - JOHN GILSENAN Spécialités Italiennes \u2014 Non-Traditional Italian Cuisine FERMÉ LES LUNDIS \u2014 CLOSED MONDAYS : het | 4785 Sherbrooke St.W.(corner Grosvenor) Tel.48-MARIA (486-2742) RESTAURANT 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 4, 1993 Seized animals need fostering The SPCA is desperately in need of foster homes for cats that have been seized by inspectors in cases of abuse and neglect.They have been in cages for months and need Nous offrons maintenant la distribution de circulaires.Pour obtenir plus de renseignements, appelez au 931-7511 to be placed into homes while the : SPCA awaits decisions from the courts.If you can help, call 735-2711, ext.232.We now offer distribution of flyers.Contact 931-7511 for more information.Date de la prochaine séance du conseil municipal le lundi, 6 décembre, 20h00 Next Scheduled City Council Meeting Monday, December 6, 8:00 pm HÔTEL DE VILLE / CITY HALL 4333 ouest, rue Sherbrooke Westmount, PQ H3Z 1E2 Lundi au vendredi 8h30 à 16h30 935-8531 Incendie (bureau d'affaires), 19, rue Stanton Cour municipale, 21, rue Stanton Police (bureau d'affaires), 21, rue Stanton Autres Heures Victoria Hall, 4626, rue Sherbrooke ouest Ateliers municipaux, 14, rue Bethune Service d'éclairage, chemin Glen Bibliothèque Sécurité Publique Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Fire (business cails), 19 Stanton St Municipal Court, 21 Stanton St Police (business calls), 21 Stanton St Other Times 935-2456 935-8531, local 351 or 352 280-2223 Victoria Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.935-2066 Municipal Yard, 14 Bethune St Light Department, Glen Road Incendie / Fire Police Ambulance The following events are scheduled in Westmount this week: Today, Nov.4 Art exhibit \u201cWorks on paper,\u201d selections from the fine arts faculty in hallway 5C of Dawson College daily from 8 a.m.to 10 p.m.Art exhibit: Recent work by Montreal- er Philip Kitt, \u201cAberrations,\u201d at McClure Gallery, 350 Victoria Ave., until Saturday.Painting exhibit: Marie-Nicole Boivin\u2019s work will hang in Café Granos, 4010 St.Catherine St.W., 2nd floor, until Saturday.Maps for the Nov.5, 6 and 7 visits to artists\u2019 studios available from Visual Arts Centre, 350 Victoria Ave.' Rummage sale from 11:30 am.to 5 p.m.by the students of Dawson College\u2019s Third World studies program in the lower atrium of the Atwater campus.Crime prevention week: Information kiosk at Place Alexis Nihon until Saturday.For seniors: Drop-in exercise every Thursday at Contactivity, 4695 de Maisonneuve Blvd., from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.$2.932-2326.Halloween.Continued from page 1 four more serious incidents of mischief.At 1:51 a.m., someone hurled a pumpkin through a double window at 454 Clarke Ave., smashing the glass and awakening the resident.At 2:25 am.\u201can incendiary device\u201d was exploded in Devon Park, fire officials said.It woke a man living on Upper Lansdowne Avenue who saw a flame from his window and called 911.Firefighters found a blown up soft drink can wound in tape.A patch of grass had been burned.Two cars were damaged, police said.A 1988 BMW had a window shattered \u2014 probably by a pellet \u2014 while parked at 5 Summit Circle and a 1992 Acura was spray-paint- ed with blue outside 701 Grosvenor Ave.for about $1,500 in damage.civilian career.Canad?For kids: The creative writing club for 9s to 12s at 4 p.m.in the children\u2019s department of Westmount Library.Rummage collection: Contactivity Centre will bold its annual bazaar next Thursday, Nov.11.Particularly sought are .donations to the jewelry, white elephant, book and lucky tables.Pickup of heavy items can be arranged at 932-3433.Friday, Nov.§ For kids: Pioneers, for Grades 1 through 6, meets weekly from 7 to 8:30 p.m.at St.Stephen\u2019s Anglican Church, 4006 Dorchester Blvd.at Atwater (Weredale entrance) for friendship and activities.$10 a year.765-8389 or 932-8046.Bridge: at Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom, 4100 Sherbrooke St., at 11:30 a.m.Refreshments.$7.Saturday, Nov.6 Concert: 20th anniversary concert of St.Matthias\u2019 Cburch\u2019s Karl Wilhelm organ at 8 p.m., featuring Karl Paukert of Cleveland.For kids: Samedi Greene presents \u201cTheatre Alive\u201d with Jenny Wright and Donovan King, for ages 5 and up, at Centre Greene, 1090 Greene Ave., from 11 a.m.to 12:30 p.m.931-6202.Sunday, Nov.7 Remembrance Day 2 p.m.at the cenotaph.For seniors: Leisure Institute of Shaar Hasbomayim luncheon at 12:30 p.m.at 450 Kensington Ave.presents Lewis Lutter on \u201cThe Life and Music of Leonard Bernstein.\u201d 931-9471.Adult Prisoners of Childhood Anonymous meets at 7 p.m.at Westmount Baptist Church, 4755 Sherbrooke St., parking lot door.937-4392.Bridge: at Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom, 4100 Sherbrooke St., starting at noon.$6 includes refreshments.Master points.937-3575.Monday, Nov.8 Westmount Municipal Association meeting at 8 p.m.in the Victoria Hall Prud\u2019Homme room.Topic: Westmount finances with guest councillor David Laidley.Westmount Walking Club meets in front of Victoria Hall at 6:15 p.m.483- 6465.Montreal Camera Club meets at 7:30 p-m.in Westmount Park Church, 4695 de Maisonneuve Blvd., rear entrance.Mini workshops directed by Bonnie Nichol.Guests welcome.For parents: Anonymous parent support group meets Monday at 7:30 p.mat Westmount Y.Tuesday, Nov.9 Lecture: \u201cMontreal\u2019s Golden Square Mile\u201d by Elizabeth Maxwell of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, for the Entre Nous Group of Temple Emanu- El-Beth Sholom.Brown bag lunch at noon, followed by program at 1 p.m.All welcome.d Open house: The Study School from ® a.m.to noon and from 6 to 8 p.m.at 3233 The Boulevard.For kids: 4:00 Club, an arts and crafts group for 6 to 9s, in the children\u2019s department of Westmount Library.Call ahead each Tuesday to reserve a space.Bridge: Novice game in conjunction with Congregation Shaar Hashomay- im\u2019s weekly duplicate bridge club at 12:30 p.m.$6 for lunch to Meals on Wheels.937-9471, ext.139.Wednesday, Nov.10 Lecture: Book Lovers Forum of Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom, 4100 Sherbrooke St., will celebrate Jewish Book Month as Robert Adams reviews Elie Wiesel's The Forgotten.Coffee, 9:30 a.m.; lecture 10 a.m.$6.Information evening: Radonnée Aventure, a cross-country ski club for adults, information and sign-up from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.at Atwater Library, 1200 Atwater Ave.489-0339.Thursday, Nov.11 Contactivity bazaar from 11 a.m.to 3:30 p.m.Luncheon $4.75.Raffle for handmade sweater.Handicrafts and baking offered for sale.Doggie victim attended to The fire department\u2019s first responder crew rushed to the aid of an accident victim at St.Catherine and Park Place Tuesday night, Oct.19, to find the patient wrapped in a blanket surrounded by a small crowd.\u201cWe thought we had little kid,\u201d said firefighter Earl Graham.Inside the blanket, they 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ELIZABETH ROSS 482-8252 934-1818 4150 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount Mint condition $429,000.1993 [IEA House prices out of whack in realty survey By J.MARION FEINBERG Realtors and reporters across Canada probably got a shock when checking out Westmount house prices in the fall issue of Royal LePage\u2019s quarterly survey.They saw that luxury condos had leapt 21.1 per cent in price from the year before, with executive detached houses up 12.5 per cent.But an apparent jump in prices was actually a result of a listing error, said Westmount Royal LePage manager Paul Robert.The one-year 12.5 per cent increase for executive detached houses should have read a more modest 5.5 per cent.As well the prices should have been in the semi-detached category and not the detached, admitted Mr.Robert.The whopping 21.1 per cent increase listed for luxury condos was actually a 8.6 per cent drop.The numerous errors will be corrected in the January 1994 survey, he said.The October 1993 price for an executive detached two-storey house was listed as $450,000, with I ROYAL LePAGE last year\u2019s price as $400,000.In reality, while this year\u2019s price was accurate, the 1992 price was $475,000.Condos are priced at $230,000 now, and have been for a year, but the fall listings said prices were down around $190,000 a year ago.Smoking.Continued from page 1 city was protecting non-smokers from the health hazards of secondhand smoke.\u201cWe feel everyone has the right not to be impinged (by the smoke).\u201d Explaining the proposed bylaw, Westmount\u2019s public security director Richard McEnroe said the city was trying to bring it up to the standard of the 1990s.Modelled after progressive bylaws in Toronto and Ottawa, he said, Westmount\u2019s 50 per cent no- smoking requirement for restaurants is similar to regulations being phased in by Montreal.Deborah Rankin, a Reddy hospital board member, asked how the Betty Tabah I MK Western! 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+ = 06 5 Te 08 Th $0 Md STs a £5 0 Wn GO .200 000 600000 6000000 000 03 Wa 09 a 0 OV $90 69 5 ] baad da ia XL 1S To S10 ETL SUT Un 00e 10e 00 pre tpn tics to Suzuki music and a conversation program called Moitié- Moitié.One of the conditions of the sale is that the building be used as a community centre for at least the next 10 years, said Mr.St.Louis.The building desperately needs repairs totalling about $80,000 to $90,000 to keep it from deteriorating further, and to bring it up to fire and building code standards, said centre board president Peter Duf- field.Work will include repairs to the brickwork and roof, window replacement and window sills.\u201cWe were stymied in the past because we didn\u2019t have the liquid cash to do the work,\u201d he said.\u201cThe Rotary club didn\u2019t have the means or the desire to mortgage the building.Now we can start the maintenance in the next year or two.\u201cIt\u2019s not a freebie but it\u2019s the kind of cooperation that the city can give, lending us the money and allowing us to effect the repairs.\u201d The city\u2019s help will free up the centre to concentrate on expanding its programming and making sure services and programs are used to full advantage, said centre director Mary Clarke.Centre to seek broader base \u201cWe\u2019re now growing to include different segments of the community,\u201d she said.\u201cWe want to expand our horizons and establish a broader community base.\u201d The centre is now working on improving programs for seniors, teens and young boys aged six to 12.\u201cThe centre has some very innovative programs, like Moitié- Moitié, where English- and French- speaking people meet in an intor- mal setting to learn each other\u2019s language,\u201d said Ms.Clarke.\u201cAnother example is fencing for young boys, a sport that is like physical chess.\u201d There was concern among board A leap for charity The Westmount Examiner, ~ City policy is hands-off Greene Avenue centre members and citizens that the city bought the building to expand the city\u2019s sports and recreation department, she said.\u201cIt\u2019s been made very clear that is not the plan,\u201d said Ms.Clarke.The Westmount Rotary Club built the building in 1948 on land donated by the city as a centre for the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.In 1989, it Thursday, November 4, 1993 - 5 took over the building from the Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Clubs of Canada for $32,000 to prevents its sale to developers.In August 1992, Rotary began discussions with the city about selling the building.The sale might go through as early as December and no later than January 1994, said Mr.St.Louis.Elementary students at St.George's School walked, hopped, skipped and jumped their way to raising money for Centraide again this year.Their exercise-o-thon was held all Friday morning.The school expects to match last year's $5,000 in pledges.Tomorrow, Grade 1 students are holding an in-house bake sale to pitch in.It is the seventh year the school has raised funds for Centraide; they've collected more than $35,000 in that time.For current market analysis of your home, call 933-6781 westmount oT [oT APY REMIX 1330 GREENE AVE. 993 PRIZE WINNERS ADIAN COMM ù cr vie a Publisher: T.Bruce Stevenson Editor-in-Chief: Alison Ramsey Advertising Sales Director: Patrick Frye Circulation & Office Manager: Cathy Matyskiel Staff Reporters: Laureen Sweeney, J.Marion Feinberg 155 Hillside Avenue, Westmount, PQ H3Z 2Y8 Published by Publications Dumont (1988) Inc.(Cx coceco Page 6 - Vol.LXV, No.45, Thursday, November 4, 1993 Temperance required n excellent idea has borne fruit.City council decided to hold a public consultation meeting on its smoking bylaw \u2014 it didn\u2019t have to, it chose to \u2014 and residents and business- people gave sound advice and relevant comments on how the proposed law ought to be modified.This is how municipal government should work.What remains to be seen is how the input will affect the final draft of the bylaw.Westmount\u2019s proposed smoking legislation is very restrictive and presents certain difficulties that were not apparent when the bylaw was written.Getting citizen and merchant input has brought those difficulties to light.It also gave the mayor a chance to defend the bylaw.When one resident said it shows the city\u2019s intolerance and oversteps the bounds of municipal meddling, Peter Trent gave a succinct defense of non-smokers rights.Second-hand smoke, he said, is proved deadly.Still, there are limits and council must revise the bylaw 10 reflect reality.Most merchants didn\u2019t seem to mind that half the restavrant\u2019s seats must be reserved for non-smokers, and those scats must be contiguous.It makes sense that the bylaw prohibit moveable non-smoking tables (\u2018Non-smoking scction?Yes, sir, this table right here.Just let me remove the ashtray.) But the requirement that the nonsmoking section start at the door, so that non-smokers do not have to pass through a smoking section to get to their table, is going too far.The bylaw should not try to create a scamlessly protective bubble, guarding non-smokers from door to table to bathroom.It is meant to give non-smokers a section in which to eat.Some restaurants are laid out in such a way, like having the bar at the front, that the draft bylaw would require owners to make massive renovations to comply.That just doesn\u2019t make sense.And there should be an exemption for small establishments, like Muffin Muffin\u2019s two seats.A trickier point arose when some restaurateurs argued that patrons are mostly smokers and the bylaw will hurt their revenue.Customers will go elsewhere, where bylaws are less restrictive, some said.This bylaw is supposedly because of citizen pressure.The city has received numerous complaints about the lack of non-smoking sections, according to director Richard McEnroe of the Public Security Unit.In theory, then, a non-smoking section that doubles in size should benefit patrons and merchants.If it doesn\u2019t, then the bylaw is indeed poorly timed and should be revisited.Should restaurant owners have the option to declare their premises 100 per cent smoking, as bars are?It appears to be within their rights now to be 100 per cent non-smoking.Another troubling part of the bylaw is enforcement.Merchants are expected to tell smokers to snuff it.Problem is, many of them won't want to be the bad guy to someone who is a potential customer or repeal customer.They certainly won't want to get on the wrong side of the person fixing their clectrical failure or burst pipe.So merchants won\u2019t do it, and we're back to the current problem of lack of enforcement.It is up to customers themselves to report transgressions, to alert the city to non-conforming restaurants and businesses, which can then be checked for proper signage and compliance.No one brought this up, but a lingering question is how many merchants are really going to put a pictograph (not yet specified) in designated smoking areas with the caption, \u201cWARNING! This area contains tobacco smoke, which is known to cause cancer, heart disease and lung disease.\u201d This measure tries to go beyond the bylaw\u2019s stated intent; it endeavours to chide smokers.That does nothing to help create a better atmosphere for non-smokers.\u2014 Alison Ramsey 1Say! 1 DECLARE this thing open \u2014 whatever it is.Philip Mountbatten forgot the name when he opened a new annex to the Vancouver City Hall.\u201cIt was raining and I wanted to get on with it, especially as the audience was about 15 passing shoppers.\u201d Refurbished library won't need more staff Your headline in THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER last week, \u201cPublic library will require more staff after automation,\u201d is misleading.It is a pity that you did not check with anyone on the library staff before publishing.The library automation project was presented to council on the basis of the worst- case scenario: what if we spend all this money on automation and get no increase in utilization?The probable net savings (\u201cprobable\u201d since you cannot save fractions of people in any department) paid for the project in just under 312 years.The many benefits to our patrons were not factored in since no cash value (to the library) can be ascribed to them.Bobbie Merilees (a consultant hired to select an integrated computer system for the library) points out that automation frequently results in a considerable increase in utilization.So does renovation but no one knows how far the increases are cumulative.What will happen in our library is also uncertain, but when we look at the question we should be prudently aware that because of the calibre of our patrons, staff and collections, Westmount Library is already among the most highly used in Canada.The library would be very pleased to have a 50 per cent increase in its utilization, which, since libraries are so labour- intensive, would justify at least asking for more money than its present budget.However, despite your headline, this is not foreseen.Perhaps a quotation from Ms.Merilees\u2019 report will reassure your readers: \u201cWith an integrated library system, the library will be able to meet a much higher demand for service with the current number of staff members.Even with a 50 per cent increase in the demand for service by users, it is unlikely that the library will need to add new staff members in the foreseeable future.\u201d The library estimated there would be modest net savings even with a 50 per cent increase in activity, but these may be absorbed by the marginally increased operating costs that the layout of the new library may entail.Raymond Ullyatt Chairman, Westmount Library Committee 355 Metcalfe Ave.WESTMOUNT Appalled by beating We were appalled to read the article about the youths that had beaten a squirrel to death.It brought tears to our eyes and sorrow to our hearts for we are a couple who feed the squirrels every day and appreciate nature and wildlife.It is obvious that these youths enjoyed wrong-doing and we do hope that they will be sufficiently punished.If nor.what will they do next for fun?This also signifies the delinquent youths are in need of therapy for they apparently lacked proper parental guidance and care.We hope you will print the outcome of this barbaric act for all your concerned readers.Estella and Gilles Jacques 4214 de Maisonneuve Ave.WESTMOUNT Unworthy of humans I read in the EXAMINER where two juveniles were seen beating a squirrel to death with a stick in Westmount Park and was revolted, like anyone else.However, the most critical thing here is not prosecution, but to find out why they did it.Who or what gave them the idea it was cool to torture these peaceful, trusting animals?.Only then can they be exposed.ta the.Yousay public as an example to potential imitators or instigators for their senseless, cowardly act unworthy of the human race.It is possible, after all, that they are not the ones who brutally murdered those innocent, defenseless ducks.They could be copy cats of copy cats of the Beaver Lake killers of yore.Don\u2019t miss this opportunity to get right to the bottom of it by frightening them into silence.Alan Dawes 6260 Northcrest Place MONTREAL Unthinking racism 1 applaud your stance on racism in your editorial of Oct.21.I am, however, appalled at your blithe display of flagrant prejudice in the same editorial.What can you possibly have meant, in the context, by the phrase \u201cvisibly racist\u201d?Given the history of the use of the swastika or the Ku Klux Klan hood, a person sporting these symbols might perhaps be said to be \u201cvisibly racist,\u201d although even here there are problems, for example, a young person or a person from a different culture might adopt these symbols in ignorance of their negative associations.As for your own examples, surely you do not mean to suggest that all our teenagers sporting the currently fashionable Dr.Marten shoes are racist! Or that any person with a shaved head or tattoos must necessarily be assumed to be racist! Opposing one form of prejudice is not enough; we must be constantly on guard against all forms of prejudice, including those to which we ourselves unthinkingly fall prey.A.Teffeteller 106 Somerville Ave.WESTMOUNT Thanks for your loonies Often in times of economic and political apathy, one is apt to lament about the good old days \u2014 the way things used to be when Westmount offered a better quality of life and a sense of community where people used to care for one another.We, the members of the board of the Met, are proud to say that, \u201cYes, West- mount still has that quality of life, that wonderful sense of community, that ability to care for others.\u201d We would like to thank our community for demonstrating its support during our recent door-to-door campaign.On the whole, our communty was very supportive of the teens who participated in the Loonie Drive.More than 90 teens and 25 adults donated their time and collected just under $5,000.Local merchants donated pizzas and all the printing was donated by Imprimerie Québecor.The teens met their fundraising goals but, unfortunately, the Met will continue to have cash-flow problems at least through December.If we missed you (we know we missed all the apartment dwellers) or if you missed us, please send your cheques or drop off your Loonies at the Met, 4450 Sherbrooke St, H3Z 1E6.On behalf of the board and all the members of the Met we say, \u201cThank you, Westmount!\u201d Jane Staunton 45 Holton Ave.Barbara Drury 342 Kensington Ave.WESTMOUNT Letters to the editor are most welcome.They must be signed and bear the writer\u2019s address for both identification and publication.They should be mailed or dropped off at 155 Hillside Ave., Westmount, or faxed to 932-5700.ddd ré ET ALIAS LE Cu evra sue sata de ee EE wag ~~ BE pan aC = Re Gr Ld AHS his PRA 2 SE EE Le © ® Tlye Westmount Examiner EXAMI FI Forty-five Years Ago ctober 31, 1948 Parking inspectors pick up their chalk for the first time in Westmount: \u201cInterest in the scheme is evident from the press stories and TV interviews which have spotlighted the plan, first in the history of a police department in the Province of Quebec.\u201d Thirty-five Years Ago November 5, aE Advertisement for the Bank of Montreal, showing a woman pushing a shopping cart: \u201cShe\u2019s off on a world cruise.On a shopping trip around the earth.Her basket will soon pile high with choice foods from countries all over the world.Yer she travels no further from home than her nearest grocery store.It\u2019s the magic of world trade that fills her shopping basket \u2014 the world-wide system of commerce that brings the finest products from other counties within arm-reach of every Canadian.Now, you won't find the Bank of Montreal\u2019s name on any of the things you buy.Yet the B of M plays a large part in bringing them to you, by arranging credit abroad and by giving helpful counsel in financing foreign trade.\u201d Twenty-five Years Ago October 31, 1968 Ag Editorial: \u201cMr.René Lévesque suggests English-speaking Quebeckers may rally to the cause of his new Parti Québécois.He could be right.We \u2018anglos\u2019 have every reason to support any movement in this province which offers a present and forward looking policy in place of the tired and cliché-ridden; any leader who thinks and enunciates clearly about the problem of Quebec in confederation\u2019s second century.our Mayor Peter F Trent says.Twaddle avoidance he passage of time seems to accelerate as you get older.Months and years flash by with increasing speed.Considering everyone's uitimate destination, you're tempted to ask, \u201cWhat's the rush?\u201d I'm having trouble accepting the fact it was two whole years ago when this council got elected.Still animated by a good measure of political innocence, council has retained most of its idealism.And we do get things done.By consensus.It\u2019s boring to read about, but it\u2019s good government.It\u2019s also been two years that I've come to call myself a politician.Now this is a job that has the lowest \u201chonesty rating\u201d of all.Last year, only 11 per cent of the population rated politicians high/very high in honesty.They did worse than union leaders and advertising executives.Even lawyers got 22 per cent and journalists got 27 per cent.Doctors, smugly on top, were rated honest by 64 per cent of the population.The thing that always held a morbid fascination for me was to watch how politicians can transmute from the wide- eyed idealist into the hard-bitten cynic that, for most, typifies the politician.This degenerative process can take years, but most politicians eventually succumb.Candour slowly deliquesces into You rejected he incinerator option - ws | Mestre ont mur The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 4, 1993 - 7 We're recycling pe TA A Ix\" Then November adds a gale wind and slush and rain and hail JNJ ovember was, this year and as usual, announced by Halloween.In addition, there was the launch of Standard Time \u2014 a grim adjustment to the lengthening darkness.And then, like whipped cream on a sardine sundae, there was snow.Why don\u2019t we humans do something sensible?Like hibernate.Or entirely abandon the notion of November.The end of Daylight Saving makes mornings easier.The evenings are another matter.The time change is always stuck in the middle of a weekend so we'll have recovered from our jet lag and be bright-eyed for our weekday labours.Still, for a few days after the switch, we examine the clock, mutter \u201cspring forward, fall back\u201d and calculate that it is actually some other o'clock.Exhausted at 11 p.m., we realize it is, in fact, midnight.Six thirty a.m.doesn\u2019t feel too bad because it\u2019s really 7:30.Time passes; we equili- brate.Soon enough, 6:30 a.m.feels as bloody as ever, and 11 still feels like midnight.Halloween is a bright note, a last great joyous shout before the onset of bleaker times.It is a festival that seems to be regaining the vigour it lost during a period of razorblades in apples and of toxic popcorn.Real or no, these tales affected participation.But 1993 must stand as a banner year for costumed door-to-door greed.Halloween numbers seem to have been reestablished.guardedness.Speeches ring hollow.Politicians learn to talk a lot and say zilch.As Shakespeare put it, they \u201cspeak an infinite deal of nothing.\u201d As long as the role of the press is seen as a game of tripping up the politician, namby-pamby political statements will continue.The experienced politician has also learned never to reveal his true thoughts and inner fears.You must \u201cstand\u201d for My elder son, for the first time, shunned the lure of the loot and stayed home to hand it out.He noted a general lack of theme in the costumes.Last year was all Star Trek and the year before was all Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.This year there was a creative mix with, perhaps, a slight emphasis on operatic phantoms.At regular intervals (about every minute \u2014 we live on a heavily haunted street), he left his cooling dinner to hand out goodies.Knowing what he would have liked had he been one of the visiting sheiks, zombies, vampires, gypsies, ghosts or witches, he had to be given firm instructions to curtail his generosity.Substantial mounds of goodies might otherwise have vanished with the first five visitors.Still, questions arose, largely of a moral nature.\u201cShould they be allowed to pick what they want?\u201d No.The little gluttons should be grateful were not handing out rice cakes, \u201cShould I put UNICEF money in their bags if they've forgotten their boxes?\u201d No, it\u2019s unlikely to reach UNICEF \u201cCan Bobby use the bathroom?\u201d What are we worried about here?Invasion of the body snatchers?It was a learning experience for him, being on the other side of the equation.And then, as the pumpkin candles were extinguished and tired little pirates, clowns and dinosaurs plodded home with bulging sacks, then.came something.Doubt is bad.If the media smell doubt, they harry their quarry.The politician is the fox and the press become the hounds sent to winkle him out of his lair.Ah, but the media can be fickle.Only a few months ago, they were breathlessly doing in-depth pieces on Campbellmania.A veritable political Madonna.Now, they join the rest of the country in dumping all over her.rejecting the blue box ™ Sno tasty - Beside the Point KATHLEEN HUGESSEN snow.Great, wet, gloopy mounds of the stuff.It massed everywhere as November announced itself.With the snow came all the perennial questions: where are my snow boots?Where's your other glove (why do gloves never get lost in pairs)?Has anybody seen the shovel?How long till spring?Like the switch to standard time, the first snowfall takes some adjustment.We all count on its going away so We can gel our snow tires on, lay in a supply of salt, see if the ski boots still fit.find the ice scraper for the car.store the bikes for the winter.It makes the world white and beautiful.It turns itself magically into snowmen and forts and snowballs.It makes walking hard and falling easy; like landlubbers newly on a ship, we struggle to get our snowlegs back.It makes where we live very special.Okay, so I think we should keep snow.I can even manage the time change if I must.But I still think we should abolish November.I I am intrigued by the interface between politicians and the media.It\u2019s the trickiest part of my job.How to communicate simply so many complex issues?At least THE EXAMINER has two very professional reporters who see their role as presenting an issue as fairly as possible.And they care about this community.With their continued cooperation, maybe I can still avoid politician\u2019s twaddle \u2014 at least for another two years.tem 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 4, Village Szechuan Fine Cuisine &zechuan Raffinée New addition to our menu SOY PROTEIN meat SUBSTITUTE Cholesterol & Fat Free No Sodium - High Protein 4242 Décarie (comer Monkiand) 488-0096 2552, St-Denis, (514) 847-0088 i Y a oe / { NEGA FULO À °F Bi 1257, Amherst, (514) 522-1554 Fully Licensed SAMBA = piano B OS S A N OV A double bass D uu oO singers TAA 15th EXHIBITION LINC Ce Meet the artist Saturday, November 6, from 1 p.m.to 5 p.m.Exhibition from Nov.3 to Nov.16.GALERIE ART & STYLE 4875A Sherbrooke St.W., Montréai Tel.: 484-3184 935 est, Duluth, (514) 522-8219.guitarists THEATRE | AFFAIRE TARTOFFE, REHEARSE MOLIERE by Marianne Ackerman directed by Guy Sprung BACK FROM TORONTO WITH RAVE REVIEWS! \u201cA more timely political piece of stagecraft would be hard to imagine.a fascinating creation\u201d Toronto Star \"A talented 10-player ensemble do a remarkable job of recreating history to illuminate today Toronto Sun i .0 beautifully fring ond spi a mat ac informative slice Canadian history, metaphor for the stew of backgrounds, languages and even accents that have formed Quebec and the rest of Canada and an insightful examination of the relationship between art and politics.\u201d -Clobe and Mail NOV 10-13 4 performances only $15 in advance reg.$18 & $20] Monument National, 8pm 1182 boul.St.Lauren! Reservations: 871-2224 Information.987-1774 MONUMENT -NATIONAL Lower Victoria rezoned for heritage, safety reasons By J.MARION FEINBERG The owner of the Martin Swiss Repair Shop said he feels he is being singled out by a recent zoning change on Victoria Avenue.Martin Stamp was the only person to address council at Monday\u2019s public consultation meeting on changing part of the street from commercial to residential zoning, Retail businesses that have acquired rights, such as Mr.Stamp\u2019s, will be able to remain as they are or convert their buildings to office space.However, residen- Martin Stamp feels property singled out tial property adjoining his business that could have been converted to commercial can\u2019t under the change.\u201cI don\u2019t know why my property is being singled out,\u201d he said.\u201cIt seems to me you're trying to change the face of Victoria.\u201d The city tries to apply the same regulations uniformly in a given area, Councillor Herbert Bercovitz told Mr.Stamp at the meeting.\u201cOnce you start exempting indi- XYVIVVY VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVY x > 1] a.m.-2:30 p.m.Dinner Buffet $9.95 5p.m.-10p.m.> Also à la carte > All major credit cards accepted > > nadape pd 2 Lunch Buffet $6.95 > > > RESTAURANT | Æaz Mabal | \u201ctake-out order : Indian Cuisine Z Imported Indian & < British Beer < FULLY LICENSED < 0% OFF for students Reserve for all occasions < > 5860 Sherbrooke O., Mil.HAA 1X5 Tel: 489-4936 MAAAANAAAAAAAAAANANAAAAAAA Le Club du Village DAILY & LUNCHEON SPECIALS a ee Qu Jr Elegant party room available for up to 24 people = Assortment of freshly baked cakes available upon request Tues.-Fri.FULLY LICENSED 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m.Sat.5 p.m.-11 p.m.CLOSED SUNDAYS & MONDAYS (except for private parties) = jan lt 4 Somerville =p (corner Victoria) 485-2502 \u2014\u2014 a \u2014\u2014 viduals or certain blocks, you run the risk of being discriminatory,\u201d said Mr.Bercovitz.It was later suggested that Mr.Stamp contest his evaluation for next year\u2019s taxes since the zoning change might be seen as diminishing the value of the property.The zoning change was passed at the council meeting later that night and affects 311 to 339 Victoria Ave.The idea was first broached a: another public consultation meen ing this summer but was presented Monday in its final form.\u201cWe're trying to preserve the residential character of the houses on that block,\u201d said Joanne Poirier, building and planning director.\u201cPreviously the city was using parking regulations to refuse commercial use of some areas.\u201d A better approach is one where the terms are spelled out clearly in the zoning bylaw, she said.\u201cIt's a fragile neighbourhood with a very commercial nature above Somerville Avenue,\u201d said Ms.Poirier.\u201cOften when you n pa c 1 Shoe repair.sale.p parations repairs\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.1 Logements à louer / Flats to rent.Pièces d'autos / Car ports P 35 \u2019 à coudre / Sewing cycle repairs.Der Su md à louer / À niretien d'autos / Auto ser ! Card of thanks.319 i Abatiage d'artres / Tree services.Condos à louer / Condos t to tet Autos demandées / Cars wanted.Perdu Lost 323 1 Carp y Rembourrage / Uphoistering \u2026 Chambres à louer / Rooms to ren Remorques à vendre / Trailers for Trouvé (sans frais) / Found (no CHAFge).\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026ervercer 325 Lavage murs / Wall cleaning Services TV/vidéo / TV/video se: Chambres à pension / Room & B ! House Trailer.gle / Astrology.329 yage de tapis / Carpet cleaning.Sysiême d'alarme / Alarm system. 24 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 4, 1993 REMORQUES VIDÉO SOINS RÉNOVATIONS 235 ET ROULOTTES 299 VIDEO TAPING 339 À DOMICILE 41 9 HOME RENOVATION TRAILERS, MOTOR HOMES HOME CARE 1988 BONAIR Model BA 3240 with slide out and 15'x9' all metal enclosure for extra living area.Many extras including Honda generator, compressor, cycle boat.For info or to visit call 632-7829 AUTOS A VENDRE 205 CARS FOR SALE PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE 1988.blanc, équipé de À à 7.peinture originale, très bonne condition terme conductrice.Demandez Ca- sole Martineau, 384-6161.jour 474- TAMARIND Handcrafted, natural-fibre sweaters and knitwear for young children (newborn to age 6).Free catalogue.845-4945 4353 AUTOS DEMANDEES 229 CARS WANTED SELLING YOUR used car, call AULS Auto 485-0210 DOMESTIQUES 255 DOMESTIC PETS ANIMAL ASSISTANCE 1s looking for kind homes, both permanent ang fosler, tor kittens and cals 989- 9799 935-6801 IF YOU'VE LOST YOUR PET.check immediately with CSP CA 5215 Jean Talon West.B am - 10 pin 735-2711 VOUS AVEZ PERDU votre petit armal chén, vénfiez umimédiiement avec la CSP CA.5215 Jean Falon Quest.de 8am a 10pm /3h- ny 269 ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE Côte St.Luc Shopping Center 7155 Côte St.Luc Rd.Côte St, Luc THURS.NOV.11th FRIDAY NOV.12th SAT.NOV, 13th SUNDAY NOV.14th BALZAC PROMOTIONS ANIMAUX ANTIQUITÉS ANTIQUES CALL THE SPECIALIST tur ant, ue chars, sofas.ete Martin Witriq Br 4.42724 WE PAY TOP PRICES FUR YOUR jewellery.Canadian and European panitirigs, LOS dear! etchings Rove Doulton.Hummel, Moorcroft.bronzes and all otd silver Autiques Guy 2305 Guy.Montreal Call 135-3600 273 ARTICLES DEMANDES ARTICLES WANTED APPLIANCES: BUY/SELL, REPAIR Fridge stove wdshiet nen 2 yedts guarantee bree dehvery doh 103 We will come to see your books Call Day or Evening Westmount Phoenix Books | 320 Victoria (upstairs) Ruth Portner 481-6942 STORE HOURS: Wed.11-2, Thurs.4-6, Sat.11-5 Tel.: 484-4428 IF YOU ARE HAVING a garage.moving of estate sale, contact the professional first We pay more for oddities, antiques, elc.We buy eve- rythung old trom Russia Rich Man.Poor Man Antiques.6250 Sherbrooke Street, West.488-4221.JAZZ RECORD COLLECTOR look- ng for LPs from the 50's and 60's 482-7130 275 APPAREILS ÉLECTROMÉNAGERS Achat/vente/réparation poéle4n- go/laveuse/sécheuse 2 ans de garantie.hvraison gratuite 386-7123 À VENDRE FOR SALE BIG SALE on drapesies 1/2 price on custom mate curtains.High quatity valances and ballouns, wallpaper and coordinated fabrics.Fast detiv- ery.Try us and see the big savings.Shop at home CBS DECOR 364- 4333, 426-4119 BOOKS AND bookcase.121 hardcover novels m very good contion 1900 to 1935, 27 Edgar Rice Bur- troughs.4 Zane Gsey, 2 Jules Verne, 8 Thomas Hughes {Tom Swilt}.2 Uawid Copperleld, etc.6-1/2 bookcase, ht and shde-m glass door, shd- ng glass doors on bottom $2.00 Bran 769-4972 CARNIVAL STYLE rocking horses, dinosaur turmture.doll houses.designed and handpainted by a mother 487-9670 DINING ROOM tatle 4 chans, bul- fet.hutch Walnut, reasonatle 733-6898.344-7413 ENSEMBLE DE salon.style médi- lertanéen sula 4 places 1 lauteuil velour beige bois Noyer.très très propre 250$ 389-2468 G.E.MICROWAVE OVEN, 14 cuit, excellent condition, all acces- sunes SP0U.485-7935 HOCKEY TAPE.Guaranteed lowest poces Factory direct 18mm x 1BMSO B1 vinyl $1.36 All sizes aud colors Satisfaction guaranteed WAL [id PO Box 3122.Poris- moult, NH 03802 USA Toll tree 1- 800-240-222 INDOOR ELECTRIC auto-stau foi handicap Goud condibon Low price ARB-970R BEIGE LOVESEAT.Z wouden Lies and table Necon FE qwoth stat detect) washing machine (need 1epdin cotter screen datd ran VABAW 60H: wtute bookshelt 24° and 14 IV for sale 264-6316 MEUBLES DE SIYLE cutrot tix lies et lampes exclusives.Calc enregistreuse Sanyo ordmateur Apple et wupoitiante.2 comptons à biyoux Uljutix Cadeaux ele 697-7074 OLD CHINA CABINET and Linen chest commode and walker like new After bPM4RG-3033 STAIRWAY LIFT tn peopie with disatilities Ftostghin home § verings S6H-5453 WESTMOUNT HOUSE turtutute sate grey L-shape couch «ottoman S°00 Beige couch «matching than ottoman $2450 Beauttut new chair with oflomart on brass footing.value SA000 tor $600 2 nest ot tabies Rosewood coîtee table\u2019 glass top $150 Garden turmture Beautitul inodern chandeher.value $4000 for $800 Stand-alone reading lamp $200.935-6600 DE GARAGE 281 GARAGE SALES VENTES BEAUTIFUL weddings, Barmitz- vans, Sweet 16 videos.Best prices.John Shulak, message 334-0388 3 01 EVENEMENTS SOCIAUX SOCIAL EVENTS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR & | UNCHEON, Saturday.November 6, 1993.Bazaar & hight luncheon 10.30am-2.00pm.Bazaar 10:30am - Luncheon 11:00am.Price $3.00 First Baptist Church, 6215 Cote St.Luc Road.Montreal.Quebec, bus 66 & 103 stop at the door ART ETC.Exhibition /sale, 50 Westminster South.Montreal West, Friday-Saturday November 19-20.Information 484-6330 THE ANNUAL FALL FAIR of St Thomas's Anglican Church.6897 Somerled Ave.at Rosedale.will be held on Saturday, November 13th.from 9:30am to 3:30pm Featured are Chwistmas crafts, knitted goods, gourmet table, antiques, country kitchen, candy counter, home sewing, hooks, and much more THE NORWEGIAN SEAMEN'S CHURCH, 9015 Bellerive Street/rue Desmarleau, Montreal East, telephone 354-0080.Date.November 5-7 lime Fnday trom 5-9 pm.all other days from 1-8 pm.We will be selling Norwegian kritware and handicrafts.pewter, cheese, canned products and other Norwegian food and chocolate You can also eat Norwegian style sandwiches and cakes in our caleteria and buy a ticket in Out lottery.Come any have a Norwegian experience in Montreal 305 French Language Courses * Qualified teacher (licensed) * Dynamic approach * Accessible fees Daniel 598-8777 HOW TO PLAY popular mano.New home study course Fast, easy method Guaranteed\u2019 tiee informa- ton Call 1-800-667-0050 Extension /70.Studio A25 ITALIAN COURSES for ail levels.personalized or smail groups.Lxpe- nenced teacher 486-8610 PIANO/SAX/FLUTE LESSONS, by Berklee graduate 10 years teactiny experience 488-4867 PRIVATE LESSONS, french, ali levels expenienced teacher 933-3183 VACANCES 309 TRIPS/HOLIDAYS BED & BREAKFAST Au coeur de lEstre dans le pittoresque viage de Danville, profitez de la franquellité et de la douceur de vivte à la Maison des Lords.1-819-839-3867 FLORIDA-KISSIMMEE.DISNEY 15 menutes Convement for golf: To rent New luxurious 4-bedroon Villa 2 tult dathroums Sleeps 8 Beautt- tilly equopped All apphances Enclosed inground heated pool Quiet foca- tion 5 minutes from shopping Mode- tate rates for tell rental into and photographs.cali 342-0035 J11 OWNERS-CARS DRIVEN 10 Flon- da Dependable, caretully screened dnvers.reasonable rates good personal follow-up service Give us a call Ernest Marcus Flosda Dirvea- way Inc 482-1771 315 EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL VOYAGES CO-VOITURAGE TRANSPORTATION PERSONNELS PERSONALS BON MARCHE BOUTIQUE (Thritt Shop) Open every Wednesday 10amn- 3pm Trouty Memorial Church 2146 Marlowe, corner Sherbrooke West Vendôme metro.buses 24, 37.63, 90.102.105 Ladies winter coats including some fur coats.suits, sweaters, lingerie.purses, clothing for babies and children.mens sus, pants, jackets.sweaters, shirts, shoes Lamp shades.luggage.drapes.cullains, sewing remnants, gift corner CHRISTMAS BAZAAR, November 6.from 10am-230pm at Rosedale Queen Maty United Church.6870 Terrebonne Luncheon served 289 VETEMENTS ET FOURRURES CLOTHING & FURS DESIGNER FOX COAT trom Gros- venot Furs.swe 8-10.one year old.value $8000 want $2000 935-6600 WHOLESALE MINK COALS.etc.head bands.repas Stan 738-8699 ORIENTAL LADIES SEEK correspondence with gentlemen for friends- mip, marriage.For inforpak: The Friendship Office.Box 5248.Station A.Calgary.12H 1X6 (Small charge for postage & handling).SINGLES, DIVORCED, WIDOWS/WIDOWERS, join the most important encounter agency on the South Shore: \"Le Flirt\u201d Register and meet the orne you are tooking tor (514) 774-4180 St.Hyacinthe.CARD OF 31 9 THANKS REMERCIEMENTS AU St-Esprit pour faveurs obtenues N G 323 IF YOU'VE LOST YOUR PET.check immediately with C S.P.C.A.5215 Jean Talon West.8 am - 10 pm 735-2711 REMERCIEMENTS PERDU LOST WILSON RESIDENCE 3458 Wilson Avenue A QUALITY HOME FOR THE ELDERLY IN N.D.G - Personalized Care - 24 hour supervision - Home cooked meals & Snacks, activities Doctor on call No appointment necessary 485-8794 489-5964 Réferences available upon request PERDU GARDIENNES 323 LOST 351 DISPONIBLES BABYSITTERS AVAILABLE TMR ON Brookteld, female long lean gray tabby cat, 6 toes on front paws.Reward 100$.Please call 739-0631 VOUS AVEZ PERDU votre petit animal chéri, vérifiez immédiatement avec la CSP CA.5215 Jean Talon Ouest.de Bam à 10pm.735- 2711.(GRATUIT) 325 FOUND(NO CHARGE) FOUND UMBRELLA, Cote St-Luc/ N.D.G.481-5469 ul 9pm.GOLD PIN in parking lot of Cote St Luc Shopping Center on October 2151.488-3312.339 FOR SENIORS, in your own home cuts.sets.perms.Reasonable rales 482-5511 leave message TROUVÉ COIFFURE HAIRDRESSING 3 39 - SOINS À DOMICILE HOME CARE PERSONALIZED CARE «Domestic help *Medical appointments *X-mas shopping We cook! Think about Your Christmas parties! NANNY AVAILABLE, mature, experienced, reliable, ecellent references.369-1028 NANNY FULL-TIME, mature, reliable, live-out.experienced, references.271-1384 NEED 6 CHILDREN to take Care of.at my home.healthy food and all- day activities, full-time.486-3456 T.M.R.EXPERIENCED babysitter, seeks little companion {0-30 months) in play and education for 14 months oid.Offering big house, garden, parks (Dunrae), English and French.8-6, 5 days/week, $90/week.765-7992.355 GARDIENNES DEMANDEES BABYSITTERS WANTED meuse pour venir a la maison, enfant 3 mois.Horaire.15 3 20h/semaine long terme.Jocelyne 487-1468, 435- 5543 and 3 year-old wanted, experienced and references required 939-1676 357 GARDERIES DAYCARE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE: Lunch and snacks provided.7 00am- 6:00pm Evelyn 488-3689.GARDERIE ST-LUC: 3 months- 6years.7am-6pm.bihngual educational program.Government subsidy 442-1567 Transportation $90/monthly.481-8005.5450 Westminster Ave TURI AIDE DOMES- 343 Ei 361 TIQUE DISPONIBLE DRESSMAKING DOMESTIC HELP AVAILABLE BABYSITTER AND/OR housekeeper, mature, canng.responsible HAVE MACHINE experienced with references 488- WILL TRAVEL sro Alterations in your own home will also pick-up and deliver For appointment Mimi 947-7357 PERSONNELS 345 PERSONAL COUPLE SEMI-RETRAITE, table expérience bingue.références.non- fumeur peux prendre soin de votre enfant ou MAISON pour vos vacances Ou voyages O affawes pour 1 Ou 2 se- names ou plus longues périodes 328- 9543 RÉSUME SERVICE Wordprocessing professional, Term Papers, Documents.Reasonable 485-4780.SERVICES FERAIS MENAGE dans maisons privées francophones Non-tumeuse Ne bois pas Suis bonne cuisinière.Rélé- rences Diane 725-7783 HOMME, TRENTE ANS expérience ferait ménage dans maisons pri vées'appartements, seul.à la semaine, elc .aussi lavage de nurs Yves 768-5528 HOUSECLEANING S7/HOUR avar- fable.references Yardwork and dog- walking 100! 485-4676 leave message DISPONIBLE 389 HELP AVAILABLE AIDE MAJOR, plusieurs services de soutien à l'autonomie des aînés tel que: accompagnement.préparation de repas, magasinage.etc 631-3119 PERSONNEL WORD PROCESSING .Bilingual -Fax - Modem .Laser Printer .Documents, résumés .Transcription of cassettes .Translation DACTYLOGRAPHIE N.D.G.TYPING 482-1512 SERVICES 349 PROFESSIONNELS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AIDE MAJOR, services for seniors such as, accomparying.Cooking, shopping.etc 631-3119.REGISTERED NURSE and orderly available.excellent references, re- lable for elderly care 938-1525 leave message 399 ALASKA, EARN UP TO 30.0008 IN 3 MONTHS, fishing salmon.Also construction, canneries.oil fields plus For immediate response call 1-504-641-7778.EXT K-424 24hrs COMPUTER WIZ wanted to instruct Westmount familly at home on DOS and WordPerfect for Windows.Call Alien 385-2626 OFFRE D'EMPLOI HELP WANTED BOOKKEEPING, MANUAL computer tax reports.payroll up to trial balance.486-5480 WORD PROCESSING, Résumés, term papers.correspondence.manuscripts (Laser printing) (Photocopier) Gam-6pm (7 days) (near Atwater) 937-8495 351 GARDIENNES DISPONIBLES BABYSITTERS AVAILABLE ARE YOU ready to go back to work early January?Very rehable bilingual mature lady willing to take care of your infants Excellent references Pauline 935-6339 evenings DISCRIMINATION I$ unlawtull.Positions advertised in these columns are offered equally to men and women EXCELLENT INCOME! 200S- 5008/weekly.Assembling products at home.Fully guaranteed.No expe- nence.Call.1-504-641-1114 Ext H1180.24 hours FREE \u201cCAREER OPPORTUNITIES* guide Tram at home for cateers in Accounting.Airconditioning.Bookkeeping.Business; Electronics.Law Enforcement.Medical Secretary.Paralegal.Travel.etc PO Bex 523 (6A).Place Bonaventure.Montreal.H5A 1C3 (514) 861-1974 COUVREUR ENR.FREE ESTIMATE 931-0456 ESTIMATION GRATUITE shingles bardeaux brickwork e brigue metalwork e métal chimney ® cheminée slate ardoise ROOFING REG'DA 395 TELEMARKETING POSITION in the financial services industry Will be calling companies to obtain information.Flexible hours.Good working conditions.Please call Mary 937-3511 OFFRE D'EMPLOI HELP WANTED VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Healthy men ages 40-80 years old Research study on walking at MONTREAL CHEST HOSPITAL CENTER If interested, please phone Nadine: 483-2132 419 RENOVATIONS HOME RENOVATION Transformation I-S enr.RENOVATIONS, STONE MASONRY, BRICK WORK FRONT WALKS, CEMENT SILLS, BRICK POINTING ROOFING, RETAINING WALLS, PAINTING FREE ESTIMATE 484-5070 Work Guaranteed RISC + Reasonable Prices » Seniors\u2019 Discount EAVESTROUGH CLEANING and SCREENING CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATE 942-3607 Les services OUBECK Services OFFRE D'EMPLOI HELP WANTED 395 OFFRE D'EMPLOI HELP WANTED 395 IF YOU'RE SERIOUS about making money from home, rush stamped envelope today to Vesta Publication.Centre Domaine, C.P 51264.Montréal, Oc.HIN 379 LADIES, NEED EXTRA INCOME?Sell beautiful costume jewellery to family and friends.Great for home parties- make big profits.For more details call Carol at 483-2689 Monday to Friday 5pm to 9pm or Saturday/Sunday Jam to 5pm or leave Message OVERSEAS JOBS: Excellent pay/benefits Hiring men and women! First S75,000 tax free' Serious enquiries only Call 1-504-646-4505 ext 1424 24nrs Permanent part-time A medical products distributor in NDG requires fully- bilingual SECRETARY/CLERK for general office duties and taking phone orders, Previous office experience necessary.Medical background an as-set.Monday to Friday, 12:30 to 4:45 pm.Send CV & references to Hebdos Unis FILE NO.S-106 15-E Cartier Avenue Pointe-Claire, Qc, HIS 4R7 OFFRE D'EMPLOI HELP WANTED 395 MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION requires reputable distributor sales reps for European personal care recession proof product.S20- 60,000 income from home.Inquire 21 Athol Doune.Ayimer, Quebec J9J 1A9, QUARTIER N.D.G.préposées au ménage de chambre d'hôtel, français essentiel, références, travail de soir ou de nuit, transport à prévoir, con-tactez Mme.Ghislaine Bouchard entre 9h-16h, lundi-ven- dredi; 524-1126.395 SALES & MARKETING support required by growing computer company Person must be create, organized and have lots ot imtative.PC ltteracy required.related work ex- penence a must Salary $20,000 to $22.000 with opportunity for growth Fax resumé to Risa at 483- 1754 Calls atter 4pm 483-4641 OFFRE D'EMPLOI HELP WANTED TOUTE DESCRIMINATION est 1!- légale.Les postes offerts dans les annonces paraissant dans les colon-nes d'offres d emploi s'adressent également aux Hommes et aux fem-mes WANTED 65 PEOPLE.for the most revolutionary concept in weight lost.t lost fat and inches ang gained tons of energy 100° natural 604-290-9113 TAPIS 413 CARPET CLEANING CLEANING.tipholstery cleaning B M CLEANING 487-6405 419 von rencuxnon A BAS PRIX Vente, pose de céra- mmque.marbre.gramie pour CuISINe toilette.entree foyer 430-2557 CONSTRUCTION LONGRE Chimney repairs Brick & stone pointing Cement - Excavation Water & sewage entrance + ALL TYPES OF \u2018 CONSTRUCTION WORK Free estimates Call Mr.Longo: 729-2911 HAS YOUR tub runneth over?Was your sink on the blink?For expert painting and plastering after the flood call New Age Renovation 486- 1504 NETTOYAGES DE IS YOUR basement or furnace room à black hole?Ready for a clean-up?We can help! Our experienced cleaners and painters can transform your basement intg 3 pleasant part of your home.And our prices are a pleasant surprise\u2019 For a tree estimate call New Age Renovalion 486- 1504.KITCHEN CABINETS, new and renovated.custom furniture and finishing work.Call Donald 363-8279 PAINT, PLASTER, tiles, any flooring.cement & brickwork, wallpa- per-ing, general repairs References.Alain: 481-4016.A PE inc ES The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 4, 1993 - 25 RÉNOVATIONS COUVREURS COUVREURS M 9 HOME RENOVATION 445 ROOFING 445 ROOFING BRICK-LAYING K POINTIN RETE RE Free Estimates \u2014 Senior Discounts \u2014 38 Years Experience -PEINTURE -VERNIS LES MAÎTRES DU RÉSIDENTIEL ENR.SPÉCIALISTE EN ET JOINTS RÉFÉRENCES FOURNIES DENIS TREMBLAY 4360 Bordeaux Montreal, Québec 523-3405 (Res) 952-4283 (Bur) -TEINTURE -TEXTURES 419 woud oun PAINTING, BASEMENTS, custom bathrooms Good prices Free estimate.Mike 485-1419.PROFESSIONAL CARPENTRY, home renovations, specialty bathroom and finished basements, prompt, excellent work Reliable and reasonable, Free estimate Rete- rences Al 939-3158 Renovations Raaen Reg'd COMPLETE RENOVATIONS DECKS FENCES HOME EXTENSIONS Bathrooms, Kitchens, Basements All types of repairs Ceramic tiles Custom carpentry Free estimate/references 698-2581 RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, painting Quality work Pascal 942-9544 @l19 486- 419 voncnénounnon PEINTURES PAINTING 435 John van Otte Painting, Repair, with colourmatch Wallpapering.General maintenance Free estimates Westmount references 461-1974 PAINTING, PLASTERING, gyproc, floor sanding, wood polishing, cera-mic.Tony 648-7551.VICTORIAN RESTORATION, plaster repair, professional painting.Free estimates.John Milne 933-6164 REPAIRS, RENOVATION, ETC: Carpentry, cement ang brickwork, bathrooms, kitchens, decks, extensions.Neat and tidy.Reasonable.Free estimates.Call Armstrong 947-5410.421 APPLIANCE REPAIRS AIR CONOITIONNING, REFRIGERATION REPAIRS.House- hoid/commercial.Satisfaction guaranteed Reasonable Superior Re- fngeration.696-5298 REPARATIONS RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL « Tar & Gravel Roofs « Asphalt Shingles » Sheet Metal Work » Skylights » Tuckpointing + Chimneys Repaired + Aluminum Eavestroughing * Free Estimates » Discounts for Seniors Licensed & Bonded - Liability Insurance IDEAL ROOFING REG\u2019D.10-year guarantee on all roofs 481-7439 Expert service at a reasonable price \u2014 References available SABLAGE SANDING 447 FLOOR SANDING SABLAGE DE PLANCHER Crystal Finish Finition cristal M.Blanchard: 447 sone 367-0900 ANCHOR | 449 Sas FLOOR MER SANDING 46.8.SERVICE Residential/Commercial Plastic finish, crystal Quality work, lowest price, free estimate DEVAN: 367-1281 42 DEMENAGEMENTS MOVING AT LOW cost, ACE MOVING INC, 1s able to move your furniture locally or long distance.Roger 939-1533 DEMENAGEMENT Paquin.Medleur prix en ville Permis.assurances Complète 333-8698 DEMENAGEMENT, résidentiel et commercial.locat et longue distance, assu- france permis, emballage, entreposage 385-3380 LL MOVING AND storage.local and tang distance.big or small 24 hrs.7 days/week.first month storage free, 25 free boxes Call Vicky 9378715 1 MOVING LARGE OR SMALL, hou- sy or flat rate Mark 653-6660 MOVING?RELIABLE, reasonable Apartments, houses Local/Ontario 8 Newland, 457-2063.591-3759 42 DEMENAGEMENTS MOVING PETIT.MOYEN et gros déménagements Vous pouvez aider! 385-4648 P.B.ENR SABLAGE DE PLANCHER FLOOR SANDING Finition Cristal Crystal Finish Travail Garantie Guaranted Work 324-9848 PLANCHERS RAYMOND BOSSE -Vieux planchers remis à neuf -Sablage & finition -Sanding & finishing -Estimation gratuite -Free estimate -Bons prix/competitive price 761-5245 w wo vie\u201d For Free Estimate, Please Call HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES REPAIR SERVICE WASHER - DRYERS RANGES - REFRIGERATORS - AIR CONDITIONERS - ETC.Reasonable Rates Guaranteed Work 464-5770 B.D.P.HANDYMAN Repairs on most anything Réparations de tous genres 331-4512 PAINTING For fast, efficient, rehable terior or exterior painting In home painting since 1956 For free estemate please call Mr.Elias 341-6069 AINTING, CERAMIC, wallpaper, odd jobs accepted.Clean, conscientious, care to detail.Free estimate.References 344-3326.e Fireplaces e Drywall e Waterproofing 486-4757 .Chimneys .Tuck pointing .Uni-paving Mount Royal Roofing 31 YEARS' SERVICE IN THE TOWN .Asphalt shingling tar & gravel .Brick & cement work .Foundations .Waterproofing .All types of excavations ALL WORK GUARANTEED Free estimates 687-0094 SERVICES SERVICES 449 G.0.Renovations Reg.Interiors & Exteriors Specializing in brick repointing & chimneys - Unistone/cement/sundeck/foundation leaks - aluminum D.& W.& siding - bathrooms, kitchens - extensions, basements - general repairs, etc 36 years' experience Free estimate 482-2429 485-1479 References WE CAN REPLACE leaking washers, clean carpets, seal windows and much more.Resonable prices 369-7558, 765-4240.tale tity, ose À areal 085 Cn rr in 6 mor D - Hofer Evry 0%.® Bathrooms e Family Rooms e Kitchens SERVICES SERVICES 449 Sark A ARR kkk SPECIALIST * All cement work 3 Crack &- * foundation * * * * * * A HN Stone, brick, marble, stucco, flagstone, pointing, silicone, uni-stone, asphalt.FREE ESTIMATES Call: 489-1693 489-5998 x Zed Fede k hk Rok Ak 455 DENEIGEMENT SNOW REMOVAL B&H REG'D Commerical & residential Snow removal contracts Group rates.References available Free estimates 369-0945 NEN NNN RNR RMN AAMUXM BUILDING RESTORATIONS INC.ROOFING oF ALL TYPES - Sheet Metal - Patios - Brickwork - Painting - Chimney's - Caulking - Pointing - Cement finishing - Galleries - Aluminum © Painting (exterior/interior) © Foundation repairs ® Chimney\u2019s (repaired/rebuilt) (* ROOFING ALL TYPES OF ROOFING FULLY LICENSED » Shingles \u2014 Tar & Gravel - Slates » Brickwork » Chimney Repairs & Rebuilt » Pointing \u2014 Foundations - Waterproofing MA » Cement Work * Sheet Metal Work FREE ESTIMATES - GUARANTEED WORK LANSDOWNE ROOFING AND BRICKWORK INC.481-2430 455 DENEIGEMENT 465 REMBOURRAGE SNOW REMOVAL UPHOLSTERING REMOVAL commercial, residential.Free estimate.A Reasonable rate.Steve or Ron 483- REMBOURRAGE 5369, Pager 851-8764.gLECT PROFESSIONAL SNOW removal g rae, services.Commercial & residential.UPHOLSTERING Surrounding area C.S.L.Mont- Royal, Montreal West, Snowdon, Westmount, N.D.G.Will match any competitors price with reasonable rate.Free estimate.Mario 486-6682 247 ave.Dunbar Ville Mont-Royal \"FREE ESTIMATES 341-2387 SNOW REPARATION REMOVAL 467 TV/VIDÉO Residential/Commercial TV/VIDEO REPAIRS 24-hour service Free estimates Meel or beat any price! 947-0817 363-4556 FREE ESTIMATE/tree pick-up/delivery, on TV's, VCR's.Hi-Fi's, converters.Work guaranteed.Fast service Leon Service, 5887 Sherbrooke West/488-3363 SNOW REMOVAL.Residential or commercial.Reliable.References available.Ask for Ernie.Days: 484- 7819, Evenings: 482-4160.@ RÉNOVATIONS HOME RENOVATION 26 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 4, 1993 a Centraide Candy bandits A woman walking past Atwa- ter Library Halloween night was pushed to the ground about 8:10 by two large men, police said.Did you know that right here in your own neighborhood of Westmount there exists a top rated auto body shop, serving two bags of candy.The victim, who lives on St.Antoine Street, had been working at The Forum.She could not describe the robbers.She scraped a knee in the fall.Westmount for over 40 years and Startled driver recommended by the C.A.A.?hits bus shelter A Jeep crashed into a bus shelter at St.Carherine und Wood about 2:30 a.m.Sunday when the vehicle was hit bv 2 flying object thrown from a passing car.police said.The 17- vear-old driver of the Jeep was DARMO AUTO Specialists in insurance estimate repairs ALBERT DARMO, OWNER If you have a car accident, you must tell your insurance company where you want your car repaired.Don't let them tell you where to go! The insurance company recommended garage represents their interests, not yours! the vehicle.Its front end was damaged but no one was reported hurt.Boy charged with assault At Darmo, we work for you \u2014 A 14-year-old Dorval boy .faces assault charges after being not the insurance companies! Darmo Auto 21 SOMERVILLE year-old boy at 5 Weredale Park Westmount SINCE 1939 Friday afternoon, police said.4386-0785 The victim was punched in the face and stomach when a scuffle broke out in a group of seven or eight youths over someone being expelled from school.WESTMOU NT AVIS D'APPROBATION NOTICE OF APPROVAL They ran off with her purse and so startled that he lost control of REGLEMENT 1135 AVIS PUBLIC est par les presentes donné a tous ceux qui peuvent étre concernés que le Règlement 1135 intitulé «RÈGLEMENT VISANT A MODIFIER DE NOUVEAU LE RÈGLEMENT 978 VISANT À RÉGLEMENTER LE ZONAGE DANS LA VILLE DE WESTMOUNT », qui à été adopté par le Conseil municipal de la Ville de Westmount lors d'une séance générale tenue à l'Hôtel de Ville le 4 octobre 1993 et a été approuvé par les personnes habiles à voter le 21 octobre 1993.Ledit règlement entre en vigueur conformément à la loi le jour de la publication du présent avis.Ce règlement a pour objet et but, notamment : 1.de modifier le règlement de zonage en y incorporant les dispositions concernant les enseignes et d'abroger le Règlement 964 intitulé «Règlement concernant les enseignes »:; 2.d'adopter des dispositions déclaratoires concernant les enseignes; 3.de définir le domaine d'application des dispositions concernant l'installation de toute enseigne extérieure et(ou) intérieure dans la Ville de Westmount; 4.de stipuler qu'aucune enseigne ne peut être installée sans l'obtention préalable d'un certificat d'autorisation; 5.de définir le contenu de la demande de certificat d'autorisation, les conditions de délivrance et la durée du certificat; et 6.de stipuler des dispositions générales concernant les enseignes, de définir les types d'enseignes et les exigences auxquelles elles doivent satisfaire.Toute personne intéressée peut consulter ledit règlement et en obtenir copie au bureau du greffier de la ville de Westmount, 4333, rue Sherbrooke ouest, Westmount, Québec, du lundi au vendredi, inclusivement, durant les heures d'affaires, soit de 8h 30 à 16 h 30.DONNÉ à Westmount, Québec, ce 2e jour de novembre 1993.Me Marie-France Paquet Greffier de la Ville BY-LAW 1135 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all who may be concerned that By-law 1135 entitled \u201cBY-LAW TO FURTHER AMEND BY-LAW 978 TO REGULATE ZONING IN THE CITY OF WESTMOUNT\", adopted by the Municipal \u2018Council of Westmount at a general sitting held at the City Hall on 4th October 1993, was approved by the qualified voters on 21st October 1993.The said by-law comes into force according to law on the date of publication of this notice.The object and purpose of this by-law is, among other things, to: 1.amend the Zoning By-law by incorporating provisions regarding signs and to repeal By-law 964 entitled \u201cBy-law Concerning Signs\"; 2.adopt declaratory provisions regarding signs; 3.stipulate the sphere of appiication of the provisions concerning the installation of any exterior sign and/or interior sign in the City of Westmount; 4.stipulate that no sign shall be installed unless a certificate of authorization has been obtained; 5.stipulate the content of the application for the certificate of authorization, the conditions of issuance and its duration; and 6.stipulate general provisions regarding signs, define the types of signs and their requirements.Any interested person may consult the said By-law and obtain copies thereof at the Office of the City Clerk of Westmount, 4333 Sherbrooke Street West, Westmount, Quebec, from Monday to Friday, inclusive, during regular office hours, 8:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.GIVEN at Westmount, Quebec, this 2nd day of November 1993, Me Marie-France Paquet City Clerk $70 in change for a quarter?A robber escaped with $70 from the Felix & Norton cookie store Saturday night after tricking the clerk into opening the cash drawer, police said.The man entered the store about 8:30 p.m.asking for a quarter to replace some small change.As the cash drawer opened, he said, \u201cStay away from the cash.Be cool,\u201d and scooped up th bills.The 20-year-old woman was so shocked she did not notice if he ran off or got into a car.The suspect is described as a 25-year-old man wearing a dark blue jacket and « red or orange toque.Woman hit by vengeful ex A man hit his ex-wile in the tace Salurday afternoon as she walked along the street at Greene and de Maisonneuve with another woman, police said.He then fled into West- mount Square.The victim, aged 32, who wants assault charges laid against the man, said he tested positive for HIV and wrongly blamed her for his condition.He asked her where she was going but did not wait for a reply.She lives in N.D.G.He lives in Point St.Charles.Mendells hit black market A bronze sculpture disappeared from the West End art gallery at 1358 Greene Ave.while on display between Sept.30 and Oct.15, police said.The theft was not reported for 10 days.The $1,700 statue by Phy- His Mendell depicted the Group of Seven.Another of her works was reporied stolen recently from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.House searched A house on Wood Avenue was broken into and searched Wednesday last week but only $20 in US.cash was taken, police said.The resident arrived home at 4:20 p.m.to find a door ajar and drawers open.The door lock appeared to have been forced by someone using a knife or other object with a metal blade.It was not known § the incident was related to another at the same home a week before when a rock was thrown through a window.Leathers stolen A dozen leather jackets and coats were stolen from Fiora International, broken into Wednesday last week at the Village Greene, 1336 Greene Ave.Police said they found a window smashed in the door of the boutique when answering a burglar alarm at 7:20 p.m.The coats \u2014 different colours \u2014 bore Marquis of London labels and were valued at a total of $8,000.38 |RECREATION November 4, 1993 - Page 27 1Two hat tricks help { give Rangers a win 1 @SPORTS mie roo men he 1.| §| STANDINGS | hockey ers 11-2 last Saturday in Novice division hockey to extend their unbeaten streak to three games.The Rangers were paced by Harris ÿ Following are the standings in the West-| and Zachary Greenberg, each of mount municipal hockey league as of Tuesday, November 2: Lo.TEAM GP W L T GF GA Pls.Strangely, considering the final NOVICE score, first period action was rela- whom recorded hat tricks.Sharks 4 4 0 0 25 8 8 tively close as both teams played Senators 4 3 1 024 12 6| welll The Rangers opened the Rangers : ; 0 0 20 .8 scoring on a goal by Marco Lecava- boa 4 5 5 0 1313 4 lier but the Flyers\u2019 Marc Schwarz Flyers 4 1 3 0 17 2 2 replied quickly with a low shot just M Guards 3 0 3 0 92 0] inside the left post.[ 4 Dragons 4 0 4 0 821 0 .: à The tie was broken late in the | ATOM ; period, however, as speedy for- | Canadien 4 3 1 021 8 6 d Harris G b isted i | Canuks 3 3 0 013 8 6 War arris reenberg wrist in 3 North Stars 4 2 2 0 816 4 a goal to give the Rangers a 2-1 Penguins 4 1 2 1 811 3 lead.Whalers 3 1 2 012 14 2 .; | 4 Nordiques 4 0 3 1 712 1 It was in the second period that | 1 Peewee the Rangers began to pull away [ 3 Scouts 6 4 2 0 34 26 g from their opponents.After the 3 Seals 4 3 1 029 5 6] Flyers\u2019 Ali Amarsy tied the score at a aabres : : 2 | 8 5 3 two, the Rangers scored five con- apitals : ; i Canadiens à 1 3 0 13 34 > secutive times as Stephan Mar chant, Martin Westburge, Harris * = [BANTAM Greenberg, Marko Baltozovic and a Leais > 4 0 12010 9! Adam Latour all found ways of Lightning 5 2 3 0 15 21 4 : h k behind th 4 Flames 4 2 2 0 12 11 4 Betting the puck behind the oppo- 3 Panthers 4 0 3 1 914 1] sition\u2019snetminder.The third period was completely dominated by the Rangers who bombarded Flyers\u2019 goaltender Jeff Lande with an offensive attack.3 Following are the standings in the West- # mount municipal hockey league as of Tues- 8 day, November 2: i TEAM GP W L T GF GA Pts.Zachary Greenberg scored three ig EXECUTIVE times and Harris Greenberg tallied PHD.3 2 0 11613 51 his third of the game and assisted gimsa 32107 54 à] Engineers 3 2 1 0 7 5 4 On another to pace the team to dif Law 3 0 1 241 14 2] victory.ers 3 à 2 : \" 2 : Unfortunately for the Flyers, not sas much went their way during the Fathers 5 30 220 6 s| Bame but forward Schwarz and Sharks 5 2 1 2 13 13 | Boaltender Lande played well in a Oilers 4 2 0 211 8 6 losing cause.8 Hawks 4 2 2 01912 4 .8 Kicgs 5 1 2 212 16 4 On the other hand, everything Devils 4 2 2 0 11 14 4] worked out well for the Rangers as Leafs 5 1 4 0132 2 i t ive 3 rer à 130 918 2 their potent offensive attack was simply too tough to defend against.J] SRA Harris Greenberg was without a Blues 4 à 0 2 15 10 61 doubt the most dangerous player Jets 4 1 1 214 9 4 ; Rangers 4 2 2 D 13 16 4 ON the ice and deserves a lot of Red Wings 4 1 1 2 12 12 4 credit for an outstanding six-point | Whalers 4 1 3 01219 2| performance.\u2014 EORGE ee ARAGE ro.DOING IT RIGHT FOR 35 YEARS GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Specialty: BRAKES TUNE-UP AIR CONDITIONING 3815, rue St-Jacques ouest Montréal, Québec Tél.: 935-8456 Close to Atwater Ave.& Metro Setting the stage, Ranger Marco Lecavalier scores the first of 11 team goals in Saturday's game against the Flyers at the arena.Organized by McGill Ski Team tl Photo by CLIFFORD SKARSTEDT McGill Student Union Bldg.3480 McTavish St., 3rd Floor (corner Dr.Penfield) METRO- PEEL - McGILL L\u2019AVE URE CTE AN dow arf © \u201cPlease bring used equipement to the: Baîroom - McGill Student Union Bldg. 28 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, November 4, 1993 Can You Count On Your Government Pension To Be There When You Retire?Mr.G.I.C.Starting Year: 1993 Starting RSP Value: $50,000 Starting Age: 40 Estimated Return: 6.5% (5 yr.GIC Rate) Mr.D.S.B.(Discount Savings Bond) Starting Year: 1993 VS.Starting RSP Value: $50,000 Starting Age: 40 Estimated Return: 8.7% (D.S.B.AA Rating) Age Contribution/yr RSP Value Age Contribution/yr RSP Value 40 $8,000 $61,250 40 $8,000 $63,046 50 .$222,930 50 .$275,436 60 .$526,426 60 .$764,573 71 .$1,175,377 71 .$2,064,277 In 2024, at age 71, Mr.D.S.B.\u2019s RSP value will be worth $2,064,277.$888,900 more for his retirement than his counterpart.DOLLARS 20M- 18M- 1.6M\u2014 14M- 12M- 10M- 800,000 \u2014 600,000 \u2014 400,000 \u2014 200,000 \u2014 &æ 0-~ BB Mr.D.se.Mr.G.1.C.40 45 55 60 65 71 Age 50 A slight change in yield increases the value of an RRSP substantially.Call us now for more information.RBC DOMINION SECURITIES Member of the Royal Bank of Canada Group Robert M.Levy Ari M.Aronson Vice-President Associate (514) 840-7649 (514) 840-7646 Rates Subject to Change am | "]