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Montreal Gay Pride
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By Bonnie Wurst
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ontreal Pride (Fierté Montréal) year’s festival theme of 'Our Flag, Our Energy' inis one of the largest annual spired by the color yellow. Friends, family and peoLGBT pride festivals in ple of diverse cultural backgrounds come out in the
Canada. The 9th edition of the thousands to take pride in the event - and in their
festival began on Monday and city. Close to 400,000 people took part in the 2014
runs until this Sunday August events.
16th and promises to be just as grand as ever But this year also holds a somber note as the
culminating with the spectacular Pride Parade.
The parade will begin at 1:00 pm on Sunday on festival commemorates the 25th anniversary of 'Sex
René-Lévesque Blvd. (corner of Guy St.) and Garage' - the police raid on the gay loft party that
then travel east until Sanguinet St. and the Gay became a 'watershed moment for Montréal’s LGBT
Village. Afterwards everyone is invited to con- movement' and considered by many as Montreal’s
tinue the celebrations at the MEGA T-DANCE 'Stonewall'.
until the closing show at Place Émilie-Gamelin
in the Quartier des spectacles.
The parade will feature floats from 'hundreds
of local sports teams, cultural and community
groups as well as other gay, lesbian, bisexual and
transgender organizations'. It will also feature both
gay and gay-friendly businesses celebrating the significant contributions of their LGBT employees and
clients.
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The event will be marked on August 12th at 5:00 pm (this evening)
with photographer and guest of honour of the festival, Linda Dawn
Hammond. Ms. Hammond will
hold a rare exhibition of the photos
she took on rue De la Gauchetière
that pivotal night in July 1990. The
images were taken as she was
being beaten and defending her
camera from police batons. The
open-air exhibition will be presented for free until the 16th and
will pay tribute to this dark page in
our history. People who were at the
Sex Garage party or any of the
demonstrations afterwards, will be
attending the commemoration followed by the raising of the Rainbow Flag at 5:30 pm.
Fierté Montréal was established in 2007 after the city's prior
Pride festival, Divers/Cité, reinvented itself as an arts and music
festival. Founded in 1993 and now
defunct, Divers/Cité was credited
with putting Montreal on the international gay map, fueling a boom
in local gay tourism and contributing to both the development of the
gay village and the local gay community. Its Pride parade and postparade festival emerged in the
aftermath of the 1990 Sex Garage
police raid.
On Saturday the festival will
also host the annual Montreal Gay
Pride Community Day. The event
will take place from 11:00 am until
5:00 pm along Ste-Catherine St. E. The Gay Pride Parade will take place along Rene-Lévesque
in the Gay Village and will feature
presentations by dozens of community groups and parties, from a Pride Run in the morning to the
organizations. There's also a full slate of events and BlackKnight Party in the evening.
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Although too numerous to list everything here,
there are all types events during the week including: free performances, a World Peace Concert,
conferences, a Literary Pride panel, artwork displays, poetry performances, the Dykes and Allies
march, free yoga classes, the popular and glamorous drag queen show 'Illusion' - and even face
painting, inflatable games and a playground on
KIDS DAY.
An exciting addition to the events will be the
designation of the Montréal Pride 'Grand Marshals'.
Women and men from around the world who have
each contributed in their own way to the respect for
diversity and the advancement of LGBT human
rights.
The raising of the Rainbow Flag, symbol of
the LGBT movement worldwide, is always an emotional moment during Pride. The ceremony on the
12th marks the official opening of the main site and
kicks off the program of free shows at Place Émilie-Gamelin. Gilbert Baker who designed the first
Pride flag in 1978, chose the symbol of the rainbow
saying, “We are all of the colours. Our sexuality is
all of the colours. We are all the genders, races and
ages.” He attributed symbolic meanings to each
colour (eight originally): pink for sexuality, red for
life, orange for healing, yellow for the sun, green
for nature, turquoise for magic and art, blue for
serenity and violet for the human spirit.
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All around the world this summer, the rainbow
flag will be waving in the streets as LGBT communities celebrate Pride. Today the rainbow flag is (for
many cultures) a symbol of peace, diversity and
harmony, but the flag with six stripes is specific to
the LGBT community.
Montreal is one of the most open and diverse
cities in the world - and I am proud to be a part of
it. 'Coming out of the closet' should now be a celebration, not the painful experience many have experienced in the past - and we could thank the
generations that came before us, those who literally
paved the way through blood, sweat and tears, for
making it possible.
Our society has come a long way but there is
still oppression, harassment, persecution and violence in today's world - against people who are perceived as different, but everyone is simply another
colour of the same rainbow. And as long as this misconception exists, festivals, parades and events like
Montreal Pride will remain as important as ever. So
come on out, of whatever closet you choose, and
join in the colorful celebration of love, acceptance,
respect - and have a whole lot of fun.
For more information and a schedule of events
visit the Fierté Montréal website at:
www.fiertemontrealpride.com/en/
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By Stuart Nulman
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Some (musical) notes
from Memphis
Beale Street at night
M
EMPHIS, TENNESSEE – Memphis, like Nashville, is a true
music city. Although Elvis Presley
is its best known favorite son,
Memphis is the place where blues
music got its start, and where soul
music was developed and nurtured to become
one of the music genres that is largely identified
as made in America.
During a recent press tour that I took in Memphis,
I couldn’t help but be surrounded and absorbed by
the spirit and sounds of the music that had its origins in Memphis, and later spread its sounds across
the U.S. and the rest of the world. Here are some
notes – musical notes, that is – during my visit
there.
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Hard Rock Café on Beale Street at night
The musical backbone of Memphis is Beale Street. tars have been crafted for musicians around the
Like its country music counterpart in Nashville – world since 1902, take the factory tour at its George
Broadway – Beale Street is the main street where W. Lee Avenue facility off of Beale Street and learn
you can find anything and everything that is asso- the step-by-step, station-by-station process on how
ciated with blues music, especially starting at the a typical Gibson guitar is manufactured (www.gibElvis statue at South Main Street and head east- son.com). Also, if you want to stop for a bite to eat
wards. As you walk along the street, especially at at the Memphis branch of the Hard Rock Café on
night, you are awash with the bright neon signs that Beale Street, even the building that houses the
mark the blues clubs that dot along the street such restaurant has an Elvis connection to it; it originally
as Blues Hall, Rum Boogie and B.B. King’s; and housed the Lanksy Bros. clothing company, where
whether you go into one of the the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll shopped for his wardrobe
clubs or not for an evening of throughout his lifetime. The Hard Rock even conblues, you can’t go along Beale tains a museum dedicated to the fashion heritage
Street at night without hearing of Memphis’ famed men’s clothiers.
blues music emanating from
And if you visit Memphis during the spring, esany of these venues, it’s almost pecially in May, check out Memphis’ premier music
like experiencing a street-long festival, the Beale Street Music Festival, which runs
free concert. And don’t forget to for three days early in the month. These year’s edipay tribute to the man who is tion of the festival – which is part of the annual
the father of the blues – W.C. Memphis in May festivities – featured over 70 acts
Handy – by visiting his home in representing every genre of popular music, such as
Memphis’ Soulsville neighbor- rock, jazz, country and of course, the blues on three
hood which is now a museum. outdoor stages in Tom Lee Park along Riverside
As well, Memphis is the home Drive in downtown Memphis. This year’s edition
of the world-renowned Gibson featured such headliners as John Fogerty, George
W.C. Handy Guitars. If you want to see how Clinton, Slash, Soul Asylum, Ed Sheeran and Lenny
these acoustic and electric gui- Kravitz (www.memphisinmay.org/musicfestival)..
Statue
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Stax Museum
of American
Soul Music in
Memphis
Sun was not the only historically-significant record
label that was based in Memphis. Throughout the 60s
and 70s, Stax Records was the home of American
soul music, and was the label for such soul legends
as Sam & Dave, the Staple Singers, Isaac Hayes,
Booker T. & the MGs and Otis Redding. Throughout
its existence, Stax Records had an incredible 167 hit
songs on the Top 100 pop charts and 243 hits on the
Top 100 R&B charts, such as the memorable “Green
Onions”, “Soul Man”, “Midnight Hour” and “Sitting
on the Dock of the Bay”.
Although the label no longer releases new recordings, the spirit and legacy of Stax Records is celebrated quite vividly at the Stax Museum of American
Soul Music (www.StaxMuseum.com). Located at the
studios’ original site on McLemore Avenue, the museum, through its vast collection of recordings,
videos and its more than 2,500 artifacts, tells the
story of soul music in general and Stax’s major role
it played towards the development of soul music in
particular.
If you are a fan of soul – and pop – music, visiting
the Stax Museum is like taking a step back in time,
as you become a personal witness to the history of
soul music, from its origins in the small churches of
the Deep South, to Stax’s famed Studio A, where the
labels’ greatest tunes were crafted for soul music fans
everywhere. There are also plenty of interactive exhibits, including a database of every song Stax
recorded where you can take a pause and listen to
your favorite Otis Redding or Wilson Pickett recordings, or relive the glory days of the TV dance show
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“Soul Train” during the 70s by moving to your favorite tunes on the Soul Train Dance Floor, or take a
trip to Stax’s nerve centre with a recreation of its Studio A, where there are several artifacts that were used
in the making of the label’s many hit records, including the organ that was used by Booker Jones for
Booker T. & the MGs’ 1962 number one hit instrumental “Green Onions”. And your visit to the museum won’t be complete unless you see Isaac Hayes’
breathtaking gold plated 1972 Cadillac car (valued
at the time at around $26,000), which was awarded
to him by Stax for winning the Best Original Song
Oscar for his “Theme from Shaft” (Hayes’ Oscar is
also on display at the museum).
And through its Soulsville Foundation, Stax maintains its mission to promote and preserve the legacy,
art and culture of American soul music through education. This is being done two ways: first through the
Soulsville Charter School – which is located next
Organ used by
Booker T & the
MGs to record
their hit "Green
Onions" in a
recreation of
Stax Records'
legendary
Studio A
door to the museum – and provides a rigorous academic and college preparation program for middle
and high school aged children; and second, through
the Stax Music Academy, an after school program
that gives at-risk youth the opportunity to get a musical education, especially learning about and performing the soul music that came through the walls
of the old Stax studios on McLemore Avenue. And
the academy’s students get the chance to showcase
what they learned to the public at the Stax to the Max
street festival and feast, which takes place at the museum every April.
Isaac Hayes' $26,000 gold-plated 1972 Cadillac
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Tina Turner Museum exterior at Flagg Grove School in Brownsville, Tennessee
Interior picture: Anna Mae Bullock's (Tina Turner) graduation bio for her high school yearbook
In Brownsville, just northeast
of Memphis, a small whitewashed one-room schoolhouse located behind the Delta
Heritage Centre, doubles as a
small museum that pays tribute to another of Tennessee’s
famous native musical figures.
It is the home of the Tina
Turner Museum at Flagg
Grove School. The schoolhouse, which was built in 1899,
was where Turner (when she
was known as Annie Mae Bullock) attended school for most
of her formative years. When
the schoolhouse was about to
be torn down in 2012 to make
way for an irrigation system,
Turner was informed about the impending demolition, and made sure that the schoolhouse was
preserved. Through the efforts of the personnel
at the Delta Heritage Center, along with Turner
and her assistant, the preservation was made
possible, and many artefacts, concert footage
and memorabilia from Turner’s collection were
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donated by the singer for the
museum, such as concert
stage costumes, gold records,
Turner’s high school yearbook,
and even the costume she
wore in the 1984 movie “Mad
Max: Beyond Thunderdome”
to be permanently displayed in
the newly-transformed museum. Although Turner has not
yet visited the museum, it has
been officially sanctioned by
her; it also pays tribute to the
now vanished educational institution that was the one-room
Tina Turner's
schoolhouse, which was a
collection that
are on display main venue of education for
at the museum many African-American students in rural areas across the
United States, especially during the 40s and 50s
(www.westTNheritage.com).
For more information about these venues, and
other places to visit and discover in Memphis,
contact the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development at 1-800-GO2-TENN or go to
www.tnvacation.com
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Tina Turner's collection that are on display at the museum
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Going back to school in
fashion: new clothing
giveaway at Sun Youth
S
un Youth’s traditional annual new clothing giveaway for low income families
will he held today and tomorrow (Tuesday and Wednesday, August 11th and
12th) between 9:30 am and 3 pm. With
the new school beginning, increased expenses impose additional hardship for needy families in Montreal. Sun Youth’s free clothing
distribution in adult sizes is intended for them.
Eligible families must come to Sun Youth’s head
office located at 4251 St. Urbain Street, on either
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dress and identification papers for each of the
household members. The giveaway is on a firstcome, first-served basis, so participants are advised
to arrive early in order to get the best selection of
clothing as quantities are limited.
Such a charitable event could not be possible
without generous donations of clothing from the
CWB Store, DIESEL Jeans and Équipe Spectra to
whom Sun Youth expresses its sincere thanks. Sun
Youth is also grateful to the company who donate
light bulbs. Families in need are welcome to avail
themselves of this new clothing giveaway.
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THE COLOR
RUN NIGHT IN
MONTREAL
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n Saturday September 5th at the
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve at parc
Jean-Drapeau, Montreal will host
the first edition of Color Run
Night™ in Canada. The Color
Run ™, also known as the 5 km
happiest on the planet, is a unique experience
racing with colored powder in celebration of
health, happiness and originality. After the a
successful three years selling out The Color Run
™ in Montreal with over 15,000 participants,
the organization is proud to offer fans this new
formula. From 6:30 PM participants are invited
to the Gilles Villeneuve circuit with their black
outfits, ready to run the 5 km race in the high
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fluorescent colors.
A unique run!
The Color Run ™ is a friendly race of 5 km that
emerged in the United States in 2012 with the aim
to create an event to celebrate the health, happiness, originality and unite communities. In less
than four years, the event has spread to over 240
cities around the world. Interestingly, most participants of The Color Run ™ races are in their first
steps into the world of the race and managed to
meet the challenge at their own pace while having
fun. The race is open to all, and it is also possible
to make the circuit walking.
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A single location for the first edition of The
Color Run Night in Canada
For the premiere in Canada, The Color Run
Night™ has chosen to organize the race on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Parc Jean Drapeau, which
offers a spectacular view of the city of Montreal in
the evening. The race will start at sunset around
7:30 PM and finish around 11 PM. To allow riders
to race to their rhythms and safely, participants will
leave in waves of 500 people at a time every 5 minutes. During the race the riders will be covered with
fluorescent colored powder, a first for the racing
colors, bubble machines and the surprises also expect on the course. At the finish line, DJ, dancing,
surprises, gifts, color powder will be at the rendezvous for high feast in color.
Giving back
th
Registration
for
the
race
on
September
5
The Color Run™ likes throwing color and making
ca.thecolorrun.com/night/montreal
people smile, but also giving back to the commuCosts of entries including participant kit*:
nity by partnering with local foundations to support
Individual: $45
them in their special missions. For The Color Run
In group 4: $39.50
Night™, a portion of the profits will be donated to
the Youth Centre Foundation of Montreal. Since *Participant Kit contains: T-Shirt The Color Run
1998, the Foundation of the Montreal Youth Cen- Night, a headlamp, a fluorescent powder sachet,
tattoos, a fluorescent wristband and more.
tre's mission is to mobilize the community and to
This is a rendez-vous on September 5 at 6:30
support the Montreal Youth Centre - University InPM at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
stitute (CJM-IU), which seeks the well-being and
parc Jean-Drapeau for the first edition of
social integration of children and youth the island
The Color Run Night™ in Canada.
of Montreal. http://fondationcjm.ca/
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drink with pizza? Over the years
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the test of time as perfect pizza partners.
fruit flavours, as well as a savoury/earthy dimension, to help bring out the flavours not just in the
toppings but also from the crispy dough base.
It is no surprise that the source of some of the best
pizza wines is also the home of pizza. Italian red
wines are famous for their high acidity. Consider
the great number of grape varieties grown in Italy,
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and the amount of tomato-based dishes they eat, it
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is easy to find an array of red wines that are moderate on the tannin front.
Traditionally pizza means a thin, crispy dough base But it would be unfair (and too easy) to only conwith two key ingredients: tomato sauce and melted sider Italy when sourcing a good pizza wine, so I
cheese. The best wines for pizza take into consid- have spread my breath and looked further in the
eration these two ingredients. While bold white wine radar.
wines, and even Champagne or sparkling wine, can 1. Barbera d'Asti or Barbera d'Alba, Piedmont be delicious with the right pizza, in general you Italy
should be considering a red wine. Pizza, regardless Barbera is the first wine that comes to mind when
of topping, is always fairly earthy and rich fare food I think of pizza. From Piedmont in Northern Italy,
that begs red over white.
Alba and Asti are two communes that are demarStyle decided, next aspect to consider is the fat in cated for Barbera. Barbera is noted for its high acidthe melted cheese. To cut this, you need a wine with ity and low tannin. Barbera wines are very juicy and
medium- to high acidity. Then is the tomatoes issue packed with cherry-berry flavours. Go for the simbecause tomatoes are high in acidity, you need a pler, fruity unoaked versions.
fairly high-acid wine. Skips reds that are high in
tannin, as the combination of the tomato flavour 2. Chianti Classico DOCG, Tuscany, Italy
Chianti Classico pairs well with crisp or chewy
and lots of tannin can create a metallic sensation.
I also like my pizza wine to have plenty of juicy pizzas. My favourites include Bell Pepper Pizza,
Pizza Neapolitan and Mediterranean Pizza.
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Made from Sangiovese these wines tend to be juicy
with lots of fruit and high acidity.
3. Sicilian wines, Sicily-Italy
Historically, Sicily has been a much-overlooked
region when it comes to quality wine. However, in
the last few years, quality has improved over quantity thanks to a generation of young dynamic winemakers and change of winemaking by the
established producers. Sicilian wines include lively
fruity reds made Nerello Mascalese and Frappato.
Also bolder blends are made with Nero d’Avola and
international grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon.
There is something for everybody in Sicily.
4- Malbec from Argentina
Malbec goes extremely well with meat-topped
pizza, strong enough to stand up to sausage and
steak. A classic Argentine pizza is made up of white
cheese, slices of ham and a hefty dose of green
olives – here too, Malbec can shine. Be wary of too
salty toppings though, as Malbec’s rich tannins can
clash with the salt and make your pizza seem bitter.
5. Blaufranckish - Austria
Don't let the name turn you off. Over the past five
or so years, Austria has been making great progress
with its red wines. Blaufranckish, an indigenous
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While I could easily stay in Italy, with so many
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Macon, and Anjou (Loire) are great sources of
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Gamay wines also have a delicious earthiness
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August 12, 2015
Volpaia Chianti-Classico 2012
$25.30 SAQ Code: 10858262
Enticing aromas of sun-dried tomato and baked fruit with a mouth-watering juiciness, smooth texture on this classic Italian red wine. Medium- to
almost full-bodied with an attractive lean style for Chianti due to the high
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Tasca d’Almerita Cygnus 2011
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With millions of video games sold since its debut
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Sunday, August 30, 2015 - 8 p.m.
Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier - Place des Arts
Tickets: $125.00
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Seiter is a prolific
conductor and orchestrator
in
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video games. She
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early interests in
choir and piano
gave roots to her
now thriving career in the music
industry. Susie received rigorous
training at University of Southern
Susie Benchasll Seiter
California's prestigious Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television
program. Susie began her career assisting Hollywood composers and working at Disney's department of music preparat on. She is best known for
orchestrating the wildly popular concert tour The
Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the
Goddesses,which has been performed more than
ninety times by some of the wand's most respected
orchestras.In 2013, Susie worked alongside her husband, composer Chad Seiter, conducting and orchestrating his music to one of history's
most popular franchises: Star Trek: The Video
Game. She followed that up with
orchestration on another popular franchise and
childhood favorite Smurfs 2. Most recently, Susie
orchestrated Fox Studio's animat on The Book of
Lie, and is currently conducting the brand new concert tour,Pokemon: Symphonic Evolutions.
· Susie takes pride in her contributions as a Conductor and orchestrator because she believes that
orchestralmusic should be shared and celebrated by
all generations.
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B
ig Brothers Big Sisters of West Island celebrates their 40th anniversary with a family friendly Rib Fest!
40 years and still going strong. As
mentors, “Bigs” as we call them, set
examples and give the “Littles” the
social skills to build self-assurance and confidence to face the world.
This 3 day family fun event has what it takes to
keep smiles on everyone’s faces for a long time: delicious BBQs featuring 5 of the Best Ribbers in the
country known for their succulent, fall-off-thebone, RIBS, CHICKEN & PULLED PORK! There
will be 38 amazing bands performing on two stages
over the course of this spectacular 3 day event. Inflatable games, face painting and other wonderful
surprises await the children.
There will be donation stations on the festival
grounds. Tax receipts are provided upon request.
Proceeds from the Montreal RibFest will support
the Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentoring programs
that are offered to the community at no charge.
If you’d like to volunteer as Big Brother or Big
Sister, all it takes is a minimum of 4 hours/week,
please call: 514-538-6100 ext. 33 and let them
know that you would love to be a mentor and put a
smile on a “Little’s” face.
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August 16 (Sun.): From 11am to 7pm
Pierrefonds-Roxboro Borough Hall
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Pierrefonds, Qc H9A 2Z4
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Things to do
D.N.A. hosts end of a summer Dance party for 40+ August 15 - 8P.M. - 1P.M. at
LaSalle Legion. 7771 Bouvier
corner
Shevchenko.
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Keep fit and active, meet new
friends. You are invited to 2
Free Fun nights. With Swinging Stars Square Dancers. Saturday, Sept 12th and Monday,
Sept 14th at 8 PM. At the
Westwood Park Chalet, 45
Thornton, DDO. Couples and
singles welcome. No experience necessary. 514-620-0459
Don't know what to do August 24th - 28th? Register
the children in Inspector
Fizziwig's Workshop. Theme:
All things made new! Details
at:
http://sttimothysabc.org
A free day camp in Pointe
Claire, that runs from 9 am 4 pm, with extended day care
as needed. For information,
contact 514-697-0833, 514693-1592, or send an email
to:
[email protected]
SUITCASES FOR AFRICA :
supporting vulnerable children in Kenya ANNUAL
WALK/RUN
Sat.
Sept
12,2015 (rain day Sept. 13)
Starting at 10a.m. Centennial
Park, DDO
www.suitcasesforafrica.com
Wendy 514 992 5500
Julie 514 743 3844
Church Service
St. George’s Church
23 Perrault Ave, Ste. Anne de
Bellevue,
514-457-6934
www.stgeorgesanglicanchurch.org
Sunday services
8:00 a.m.
reflective service
10:00 a.m. Choral
Communion and Sunday
School
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Church of the
Resurrection Valois
99 Mount Pleasant Ave
(Corner Queens Rd)
Pointe Claire Que
H9R 2T7
Tel: 514-697-1910
E-mail: [email protected]
August 12, 2015
Sunday Services
8:00 am Service
10:00 am Service
St. Tomothy's Anglican
Bible Church is holding a free
vacation bible camp from August 24th to 28th, from 9:00
AM to 4:00 PM daily, at 275
Braebrook, Pointe Claire
(Lakeside Heights Baptist
Church). Theme is "Inventor
Fizziwig's Workshop - All
things made new!". Call 514697-0833, 524-693-1592, or
[email protected].
Web site: http://sttimothysabc.org
Cources
Concordia University noncredit program for Seniors
55+ offers undergraduate
courses for audit only at low
fees. Admission and orientation for September 2015 is
continuing. Call 514-848-2424
ext. 3893.
A CLASSICAL MUSIC Concert ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON August 16 at 2.00
p.m concludes our Summer
series when the professional
Quatuor de Clarinette de l'Ile
performs at Baie d'Urfe ,also
this week the Ensemble Big
Swing Band performs on
Thursday evening August 13
at 7.30 p.m.Both concerts are
at the Bandstand in Fritz
Park,20477 Lakeshore.All are
welcome.Park on the grass
and bring your lawn chair,toilets are nearby.In case of rain
the concert is in the Red
Barn
at
20609
Lakeshore.Contact the Town
Hall at 514 457 5324 or see
website:
www.baie-durfe.qc.ca
Club
"West Island scrabble club,
free membership, invites
everybody who would like to
"change words", in a fun and
friendly atmosphere, every
Monday at 6:30, at French
heritage house in PointeClaire" Call Cecilia 514-6309801
The Lakeshore Stamp Club:
The Club has started its
2014-2015 Season. The Club
meets at 233 Ste-Claire Avenue in the Church of St. John
the Baptist, Pointe-Claire, on
most Thursdays in the month.
More details can be obtained
from our website at:
www.lakeshorestampclub.ca
Conference
This is the title to our 40th
Annual SSF-IIIHS Conference
which will take place on August 14-23, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Montreal. As
professionals dedicated to
helping others achieve balance and develop the spirit,
body, heart and mind connections, we invite you to participate in this marvellous event.
The diverse line-up of internationally renowned speakers
is impressive. Explore up-todate research, develop new
insights, and network with
others of like mind. You can
choose an individual workshop, day, weekend or full
summit participation. Feel
free to share with your colleagues and clients. Enclosed
you will find a conference
brochure.
www.iiihs.org/Conference201
5_1.html
You can also contact us at
(514) 937-8359, by email
[email protected] or register at:
www.ssf-iiihs.com
Concerts
Voices for Hope Daytime
Choir, directed by Douglas
Knight has openings for
singers; Broadway to Pops in
4-part harmony; no auditions;
Cedar Park United in PointeClaire; Info: 514-630-0331.
Courses
Humanitas at 7272 Sherbrooke St. West every two
weeks from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
beginning August 31. Beginners and Advanced level sessions (24 hours for $120.00).
Info
at
450-445-8897
[email protected]
Sales
Help
Alcoholics Anonymous
"If you want to drink and
can, that's your business. If
you want to quit and can't,
that's our business...” Come
on in, meet, listen and talk to
us, people just like you. Montreal area meetings can be
found at “AA87.0rg/en”, click
on “find a meeting” in the yellow box, left hand side of the
page or call our AA Helpline:
514-350-3444 from 9am to
10pm for more information.
A 12-step workshop Using
The Codependents Guide to
the 12 steps by Melody Beattie will be starting Step 1 of
the 12 steps on July 29, 2015
and will continue Every
Wednesday, 1:00-2:30 p.m.
There is no charge . At
Chabad Lifeline, 4615 Cote
Ste. Catherine Contact :
Karen Bresinger- 514-7387700
Do you suffer from depression? Come join others in
similar situations starting September. Meetings held once a
week. Free. Email me at
[email protected] or
call me at 438-321-5849.
Is food a problem for you?
Overeaters Anonymous may
have the answer.We are a 12step recovery group for compulsive overeaters, anorexics
and bulimics and we hold several meetings in the Montreal
area. No weigh-ins, dues or
fees. (514) 488-1812
Concordia University noncredit program for seniors
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Please e-mail your charity
Bon Appetit Friday night Din- ext. 3893.
event or notice to:
ner club - Wine and dine and
[email protected] .
meet new friends every Fri- Ancient Greek (Mondays)
The notice must be 30 words
day at 7PM At different and Latin (Wednesdays) bilinrestaurants around the city gual courses offered to gen- or less in pharagrapgh form.
eral public by La Fondation Deadline wednesday at noon.
514-264-8951
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Dorval Celebrates
end-of-summer
T
he City of Dorval’s free annual end- quartet, will present its show at 1:30 p.m. Lastly,
of-summer event, Dorval Cele- Danse autour du monde! will close the day with
brates, will be held on Sunday, their world dances at 2:45 p.m.
August 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., There will be numerous on-site activities: animaon the grounds of the Sarto-Desnoy- tion, face painting, and workshop for kids, artists’
ers Community Centre (1335 and artisans’ kiosks and demonstration, circus
Lakeshore Drive). The tradition continues in
Dorval with a celebration of the arts, bringing workshop, trapeze and animation, snack bars ($),
together arts, community, and leisure organiza- photography contest exhibition, community groups,
tions for the enjoyment of all citizens. Many ac- and many other surprises!
Furthermore, don’t miss the book sale organized
tivities for the whole family await!
On stage, the City of Dorval will launch its new by the Dorval’s Scouts at the Peter B. Yeomans Culonline ticket service at 10:30 a.m., followed by a tural Centre, on August 15 and 16, from 10 a.m. to
Roberto Lopez Latin music show at 11 a.m. During 4 p.m.
In case of rain, activities will be held indoors at
lunch, at 12:15 p.m., everyone will be able to enjoy
the prowess and humour of the hoop clowns Duo the Sarto-Desnoyers Community Centre and the
Houlalà!. Winners of the photography contest will Peter B. Yeomans Cultural Centre (1401 Lakeshore
be revealed at 1 p.m., while Kit4, with its a capella Drive).
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August 12, 2015
CAROL LA RONDE & LAURA PITTARO
HOME IS WHERE YOUR STORY BEGINS!
NEW LISTING - PEACEFUL LIVING ON QUIET CRESCENT
SAINT-LAZARE – CENTRIS # 16019528
OFFERED AT $ 429,900.-
THIS LOVELY HOME HAS MANY BEAUTIFUL FEATURES SUCH AS WOOD FLOORS, GORGEOUS RENOVATED KITCHEN AND BATHROOMS,
WOOD FIREPLACE, SCREENED IN PORCH, INGROUND POOL. NEW WINDOWS. POSSIBILITY OF MAIN FLOOR MASTER BEDROOM.
BEAUTIFUL LOT WITH MATURE TREES, EXCELLENT LOCATION.
NEW LISTING - PICTURESQUE FARMHOUSE BEAUTIFLLY UPDATED
HUDSON - Centris #13034826
OFFERED AT $495,000
READY FOR YOU TO LIVE YOUR DREAM. FILLED WITH SUNSHINE, THIS HOME FEATURES WIDE PLANK PINE FLOORING,
LARGE COUNTRY KITCHEN, NEW MASTER BEDROOM, FULL BATHROOM ENSUITE, HEATED INGROUND POOL,
LARGE STORAGE BARN, NO REAR NEIGHBOURS... ALL WITHIN CLOSE TO PROXIMITY TO HUDSON VILLAGE.
A LITTLE PIECE OF HEAVEN.
SPACIOUS BUNGALOW MINUTES FROM HUDSON
VAUDREUIL-WEST - Centris #25893633
OFFERED AT $339.000
HUDSON Centris # 24095577
OFFERED AT $389,000.Three bedroom home updated from top to bottom
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UPDATED KITCHEN AND BATHROOM
SAINT-LAZARE - Centris #24872053
OFFERED AT $315,000.-
ROYAL (JORDAN) INC.
Real Estate Agency
Carol La Ronde &
Laura Pittaro
[email protected]
www.carollaronde.com
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