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West Island Community Shares’
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est Island Community Shares
is proud to present its Masquerade Ball (Grand Bal
Masqué), the West Island’s
first benefit masquerade ball!
The inaugural edition of the
lavish event takes place on Saturday, May 14th
at the Marriott Montreal Airport In-Terminal
Hotel.
Mr. Louis Vachon, President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Bank and Mr.
Jean Houde, President, Construction Jean
Houde Prestige Inc., are co-chairs of the Ball.
Mercedes-Benz West Island is the Platinumlevel sponsor.
"I am pleased to act as Honorary Co-Chair
of the inaugural Grand Bal Masqué organized
by West Island Community Shares, an organization National Bank has supported for many
years," said Louis Vachon, President and Chief
Executive Officer of National Bank. "The Bank
is proud to contribute to the success of West
Island Community Shares in a number of
ways: through the Dream Vacation contest, via
corporate donations and by having its employees serve as honorary members of the organization's Board of Directors."
“As a father and a West Island resident, I’m
interested in the well-being of our community,”
said Mr. Houde. “This is why I am particularly
honoured to co-chair The Grand Bal Masqué
to benefit West Island Community Shares and
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Guests can expect an evening of intrigue,
show-stopping performances, delicious food,
champagne bar, glamour and glitz. They are
invited to don their most elegant attire, bring
their sense of adventure and enter the magical
setting of the Grand Bal Masqué. Cocktails will
be served at 6 pm, followed by a four-course
meal. Guests can then dance the night away
to music by Montreal based R&B singer/songwriter Shaharah.
Tickets for the ball are $650 each (including
a tax receipt of $500) and can be purchased at
www.grandball.ca. All proceeds benefit West
Island Community Shares, a not-for-profit
group that raises funds for 40 West Island
community groups. Each year, 1 in 5 West Islanders turns to these groups for help to cope
with hunger, cancer, autism, substance abuse,
bullying, mental illness and more.
About West Island Community Shares
West Island Community Shares is a unique
non-profit organization dedicated to helping
West Islanders in need. With the help of caring
West Island citizens, companies and associations, it raises crucial funds for 40 local community groups. These groups offer help,
comfort and support to residents with many different needs. Since 1998, it has raised and distributed $12.2 million to local community
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Fort McMurray receives
support from Kirkland
P
ublic safety remains the key priority
as the wildfire in Fort McMurray continues to burn. Provincial fire crews
continue their efforts to reduce the
threat to property and infrastructure.
The Town of Kirkland's City Council
has stepped up toKirkland offers an amount of
$21,270 to help the victims and support their
fellow municipality in their time of need.
calling upon all Montreal West Island municipalities and all across Canada, to donate to the
Red Cross, $1 for every citizen domiciled on
their own territory”.
He added that “Municipalities must stand together and show solidarity in helping one of
theirs in times of need.”
According to the Government of Alberta's latest update as of 7 p.m. on May 6, fire conditions remain extreme, with 12 new starts
across Alberta yesterday. A total of 40 wildfires
By Rhonda Massad
are burning, with five out of control, eight being
held, 21 under control and six turned over to
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the responsible parties.
More than 1,200 firefighters, approximately
The Kirkland Town Council approved finan- 110 helicopters, 295 pieces of heavy equipcial assistance in the amount of $21,270, a ment and more than 27 air tankers are fighting
the fires across the province.
sum equal to $1 for every Kirkland resident.
“This horrible tragedy leaves no one indiffer- Fort McMurray, Anzac, Gregoire Lake Estates
ent”, said Mayor Michel Gibson. “Which is why, and Fort McMurray First Nation remain under
on behalf of the Kirkland Town Council, I am a mandatory evacuation order.
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Salon de la Passion Medievale
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their magic. Twirling burning
f you were out and about
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Kieron
Yates
staffs and mace, while spitting
near the Olympic stadium
flammable liquid into torches,
this past weekend, you
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sending massive balls of fire into
might have pondered
what year we were currently in. That's the evening air. There was even a fire breathbecause Montreal's annual Salon de la ing Centaur! I thought those were extinct. Then
Passion Medievale was taking place to packed again, a lot of the relics from bygone eras
thought long lost were on display, and it felt so
halls and courtyards.
A large portion of the exterior sector con- right.
All forms of crafts were represented in one
tained a small section of village life from the
Viking era, complete with animal pelts and pe- way or another - pelts were sold, as were
riod dress. Swords and hand axes littered the bones and feathers. Horns to swig ale from,
area, while a make-shift arena was the stage and ale to fill them with. Hotdogs ,for some reaof some surprisingly authentic and vicious bat- son, were in abundance. Incredible gowns and
tles between various re-enactors of various pe- armor. Folk fashioned garments and wallets.
riods of time ñ Knights battled in full armor, Canon fire sporadically caused people to jump
scoring points by landing violent blows to the out of their skins. It truly was like traveling a
bodies and heads of opponents while a referee passage back to a simpler time. One where
judged if the contact was severe enough to faces were not buried in screens and devices.
merit points. These matches contained kicks So what if the common flu remained a serious
and punches, tackles and wrestling and actual cause of human demise.
weapons. Blunt as the weaponry was; the im- A lot of the artistry on display came from the
pacts were still ferocious enough to knock op- crowd themselves. All manor of costumed pleponents to the ground. Vikings fought in group beians could be spotted wondering about.
combat, displaying the barbaric nature and Some historically accurate and others like towering Orcs straight out of a Lord Of The Rings
chaos of days of yore.
When attempted beheadings were not taking film. As I wondered about, I thought to myself,
place, a troupe of fire breathers were working I could get used to this.
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Castel Royal Residences closing in
2017 - Advice for those scrambling...
By John Symon
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astel Royal, an upscale retirement should start looking as soon as possible and
home on Cavendish Blvd in Côte put in applications,” he continued. “There are
Saint-Luc (CSL) will be closing in a few similar options still open such as Le King
May, 2017, leaving some 157 res- David and Le Waldorf in CSL as well as the
idents scrambling to find a new nearby Westmount One, but these will probaresidence. Owned by Chartwell, bly fill up fast. Finding room for 150 people is
Castel Royal caters to a large Jewish clientele
and it might be difficult for some families to challenging...”
place their parents in another residence that While there are many residences for the elderly on the French side, it might be a double
observes kosher traditions.
About a year ago Manoir Montefiore, a sim- culture shock—both in terms of language and
ilar upscale private seniors' residence in CSL in terms of kosher traditions—to transfer peoalso reported it was closing according to Mike ple there. Del Vecchio says that many seniors'
Cohen.ca. The Times believes that yet another residences operate with about 85 percent ocresidence observing kosher traditions, Manoir cupancy or higher, but that the situation can
change quickly; turnover can be up to 30 perChomedey in Laval, is also closing soon.
The Times turned to Matt Del Vecchio, Pres- cent a year.
“Most residences offer complimentary
ident, Lianas Inc.Assisting Seniors in Transition, for advice for our readers who might be lunches to those visiting. This is an excellent
caught in this squeeze. Del Vecchio is a certi- opportunity not only to sample the cooking, but
fied professional consultant on aging (CPCA). also see the social atmosphere. Don't be too
“One of my competitors is relocating resi- distracted by things such as swimming pools
dents from Castel Royal, but individuals are and ask instead what the staff-to-resident ratio
free to call me for an alternative service,” said is. Think about needs down the road; is asDel Vecchio. He is not critical of management sisted living an option in the future? What
at Castel Royal, calling Chartwell “a fine com- about cognitive issues? Can the residence acpany.” The facility has been apparently losing commodate those needs?”
Matt Del Vecchio is President of Lianas
tremendous amounts of money on building upkeep and is giving residents one year's notice Inc.Assisting Seniors in Transition and can be
reached at: [email protected]
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“Families wanting to place an elderly relative or you may call him at: 514-622-8074
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“Chelsea may not be the strongest physically,
but she is an inspiration,” Beauchamp
cle by pharmacist Joseph Hanna explaining
how fifty years ago infants born with CF were
not expected to live past childhood. Today
Chelsea and other suffering with the disease
have a life expectancy in their forties.
Chelsea’s fitness coach for the marathon, co
owner of Fitness Loft Mathieu Beauchamp, is
holding out hope that she will be able to participate this year.
“She has had a rough go of it lately but we
are hoping this won’t keep her back from the
race,” Beauchamp said. “Last year she ran
By Rhonda Massad
the 21 K with the first five K going smoothly, the
last portion was mixed with intervals of running
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and walking, with plenty of cheering from her
supporters.”
According to Hanna, CF is a genetic disorder
The event went well with friends and family that gets passed on from your parents. Norgathering to help raise more than $2,000 and mally mucus in the human body is thin and
awareness for a disease that plagues more slippery which helps clear out dirt and germs.
than 4,000 Canadians. Every week in Canada People with CF are born with a defective gene
two children are diagnosed with CF. Eight that causes this mucus to be thick and sticky.
provinces out in Canada do regular newborn As a result, the mucus is not cleared out of the
screening so those diagnosed can get treat- lungs as quickly as it should be causing rement sooner.
peated infections which damage the tissue in
Pierrefonds resident and friend Mario Mail- the lungs making it difficult to breathe.
loux hosted the evening held at the On Rock
Follow Chelsea Gagnon on Facebook @
food bank facility. Mailloux referenced an artiChelsea Fights Cystic Fibrosis
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helsea Gagnon hopes to run her
second Scotia Bank Charity Challenge Half Marathon this coming
May 29 in Ottawa. Chelsea has
Cystic Fibrosis (CF) which is why
she is uncertain of her participation.
She spent the last two weeks in and out of the
hospital making it impossible for her to attend
a spaghetti dinner fundraiser but on by her
friends at Fitness Loft on the West Island.
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29th Governors’ Open at Club de Golf
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he Italian-Canadian Community Space is limited so be sure to register before
Foundation is happy to invite you to May 23, 2016. You can register by sending
its 29th annual golf tournament, the your form (available on the FCCI’s Web site:
Governors’ Open, and 1st cycling www.fcciq.com ) either by fax at 514-274-6353
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In 2015, the FCCI Golf Tournament raised
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Bad Jews
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Sarah Segal-Lazar, Jake Goldsbie, Jamie Elman, Victoria Diamond in BAD JEWS
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explosive dialogue.
‘Poppy’ the family patriarch has died and the
By Sharman Yarnell
family has gathered for the funeral and to ‘sit
shiva’. The play focuses on three of the grandmtltimes.ca
children, all with very different outlooks on life.
Diana/Daphna, Jonah and Liam all share a
istory lives within us. However, no small studio apartment for the occasion. There
matter how important, how mean- is also a family heirloom to deal with. What eningful they are, events are viewed sues is emotional pandemonium.
differently as time goes on. “The
Diana, or Daphna, as she prefers to be
old order changeth, giving way to
new....” Bad Jews, by playwright called, sticks religiously to every inch of her
Joshua Harmon, is a prime example of what Jewish faith and background. She is very opinhappens when people have different ideas of ionated on just about everything that her
how they should or shouldn’t respect or cele- cousins believe in and how they live their lives.
brate their faith. At first glance it is outrageously She is antagonistic, aggressive and somewhat
funny, but as times moves on, the real impact obnoxious. No…not “somewhat”…she is obof the play creeps up on you. It addresses the
reality of many young people nowadays who noxious.
Liam has moved away from his Jewish faith
grow up hearing about the Holocaust from
someone who lived it. It is a truly thought pro- and is about to marry a non-Jew. Much to
voking piece, well written and vigorously per- Diana’s horror. Jonah is stuck quietly in the
formed. It is unrelentingly fast- paced with middle, agreeing, but not agreeing.
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Jake Goldsbie, Victoria Diamond, Sarah Segal-Lazar, Jamie Elman - in BAD JEWS
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Sarah Segal-Lazar, Jamie Elman in BAD JEWS
Sarah Segal-Lazar (Diana/Daphna), astutely Imagine opening the door to the studio space
captures her charater with an almost non-stop and finding yourself in the corridor of the apartdiatribe on how one should live within, and ho- ment building in which the action takes place!
nour the Jewish faith. Her performance is over The only problem with the set is, part of the authe top as required, but a bit too one level and dience sits well over to the right, so you are
without depth. At times you just want to tune looking at action taking place on stage right
her out but that would work against the gist of with your head almost on a straight angle with
the play. Only near the very end does Segal- your left shoulder, especially if you are in the
Lazare pull back, dig down to her depths, and front row.
come up with a most meaningful moment. That Direction by first time director, Lisa Rubin, is
moment is worth waiting for.
sharp and to the point.
Jamie Elman (Liam) is focused and so very
Comedy that arises from truth, a real situareal in his every move. He delivers a beautiful
performance with all the nuances of someone tion, and played for that truth, rather than comin Liam’s position. There are moments you like edy just played for the comedy, always makes
him and moments you don’t - latching on to all for an excellent play. Pulling more of that truth
the different facets that lie within, he really gets out from some of the actors, would have added
much to this tightly directed piece.
to the nub of his character.
But Bad Jews is funny, very, very funny and
Jake Goldsbie (Jonah) and Victoria Diamond
(Melody) (God forbid a Jew should marry a is a sure audience pleaser - don’t miss it.
On at the Segal now until May 29. For more
Melody who can’t sing and has no idea what
her roots are!) put in solid support perform- information on times and tickets:
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ances.
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By Marco Giovanetti
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recently had an occasion to attend an event
in which the wines of Burgundy were celebrated. La Paulee, is a Burgundian event in
which wine lovers and producers gather together to celebrate the region's wines. Each
city in the world, in which Burgundy has an
important market host one. This event takes inspiration from La Paulée de Mersault which was a
lunch to celebrate the end of the harvest in Burgundy
Photo by: Jimmy Hamelin
May 11, 2016
Photo by: Jimmy Hamelin
The spirit of la Paulée is of sharing. In the
event, each participant brought a bottle of their
favorite village Burgundy. It was a very instructive exercise because it allowed us to revisit
and learn about the different wines that two
grapes can make: Pinot Noir for red and
Chardonnay for wine.
It is for their diversity that the climats of Burgundy were recently classified as a Unesco
world heritage site. These are vineyard
parcels on the slopes of the Côte de Nuits and
the Côte de Beaune south of the city of Dijon.
Each is different from one another due to specific natural conditions (geology and exposure)
as well as vine types and have been shaped
by human cultivation. This means, basically
that you a are drinking a different wine from
the territory.
Photo by: Jimmy Hamelin
Burgundy is a fascinating place, rich in his- Nelly Blau, Marketing and Communication
tory, magnificent wines and generous people. Manager for the Burgundy wines association
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At the Paulée of Montreal, there was also a
mini seminar that discussed a bit of the history,
style and savoir faire of the Burgundian winemakers. It was a very convivial night. I had a
chance to revisit some old apellations and discovered a few more. I hope to assist to the next
editions.
The region of Burgundy is located in the central part of eastern France and starts from the
town of Auxerre at the northern end to the city
of Lyon in the south. The region has been
classified down into sub-regions. It is often
said that Burgundy starts at the region of
Chablis in its the northern frontiers. Chablis
can make some very crisp wines but at the
same time built for long term aging.
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. Even further south is the Maconnais which is
known for easy to drink wines and good prices.
At the very southern end of Burgundy is Beaujolais. Beaujolais is technically part of Burgundy but the wines are very different and in
fact are based on the Gamay grape. Beaujolais deserves an entire article on its own and
will not be discussed here.
The production of wine begun in Burgundy
when the Roman invaded the region. Later,
during the sixth century one of the local kings
gave his vineyards to the church. At the time
of the French Revolution most of the best Burgundy wines where produced by monasteries.
During the Middle Ages, Burgundy was the
seat of some of the most important Western
churches and monasteries, among them
Cluny, Citeaux, and Vézelay. Monks and
monasteries of the Roman Catholic Church
have had an important influence on the history
of Burgundy wine.
The merchant negociants followed the
monks, taking Burgundy wines to connoisseurs all over the world. Financial weight allowed these big wine houses to create
large-scale vinification and bottling facilities.
The making and commerce of Burgundy wine
remained firmly in the hands of the negociants
until after the Second World War. After the war,
the wine trade came back to the producer,
which in turned developed their own network.
To this day, the situation is like this.
Do you have any favorites Burgundies?
Please drop me a word. See you next week.
Romanée Conti is one of Burgundy
most famous vineyards
Further south is the Côte d'Or which means
“golden slope”. It is a thin strip of vineyards located in a series of sloping hillsides running
more or less north-south. Most of the great
vineyards in Burgundy are in this spot. The
Côte d’Or is divided into two parts. The northern half is called the Cotes de Nuits which
starts just south of the city of Dijon and runs a
few kilometers past the village of Nuits-SaintGeorges. Some of the most incredible wines
in the world are made here. The best red wines
of Burgundy are made in the Cotes de Nuits,
in fact, 90% of the grapes grown here are Pinot
Noir. Twenty-four of the twenty-five red Grand
Cru sites are located in this spot.
The southern half of the Cotes d’Or is called
the Cotes du Beaune. This is home to the best
white wines (with the exception of Chablis).
Keep going down and you will end up in the
Cotes du Chalonaise which produces some
very good wines and some of the best bargains in Burgundy.
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Burgundies of the week,
all tasted in La Paulée
2016:
Louis Moreau Chablis Premier
Cru Vaulignot 2014
$30.75 SAQ Code: 00480285
Very fresh nose. Citrusy with floral and white fruit undertones.
Medium to full body. Vibrant, with a beautiful underlying minerality
bringing to mind rain wet pebbles. Musical finale. Wonderful partner
with oysters or Ceviche. 93/100
Francois Raquillet Mercurey Premier
Cru Les Veleys 2013
$37.25 SAQ Code : 12337006
Serious and complex nose. Lots of yellow orchard fruit character with
white flowers. Young and hermetic. On the mouth, full body. Racy
and elegant with lots of personality. Very long with a powerful finale.
97/100
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Jean-Claude Boisset Aloxe-Corton Premier
Cru Valozières 2012
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$75.00 SAQ Code : 12481411
A fantastic nose bringing to mind a palette of nuances such as violets,
raspberry, medicinal herbs and forest leaves. On the mouth, full body
and fluid. Powerful with a chic texture and round tannins. A long finale
that do not want to end. 96/100
Domaine Drouhin-Laroze Gevrey-Chambertin premier cru Au Closeau 2012
$92.25 SAQ Code : 11817673
Fantastic nose that brings to mind earth, clous de girofle, black cherry
with textbook aromas of Pinot Noir ( tomato leaf). Furthermore, a
perfumed note of cardammon. On the mouth, fresh and mineral with
young tannins and a peppery finale. 98/100
Domaine Bart Fixin Premier Cru Les
Hervelets 2012
$64.00 SAQ Code : 12521065
Lovely nose that brings to mind violets and black plums. On the
mouth, full body, with beautiful layers and round tannins. 95/100
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Marco Giovanetti is an ItalianVenezuelan sommelier student in
the ITHQ of Montreal, Quebec. He
has 15 years of experience tasting
wine from Europe and emerging
wine regions. His key specialties are
the wines of Tuscany, Italy and the
wines of Spain. He enjoys fine
wines, gastronomy, film and literature.You may contact him at:
[email protected]
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Under 60- Do not buy. Faulty
wine
60-70- Mediocre wine
70-80- All right
80-90- Very good
90-100- Excellent wine.
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Corporate Relocation Specialist
Helping Buyers and sellers since 1985
Direct office: (954) 874-9961
Cell: (954) 605-4823
Check out my website:
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PETIT & TOUSSI,
MADELEINE PETIT
Procureur - Attorney
Noataire - Notary
6600, route transcanadienne
Office/Bureau 115
Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 4S2
MUSIC LESSONS
MUSIC LESSONS
& COACHING
• All instruments
• All Styles
• Referrals available
Call Edwin
438-869-0310
Tél: (514) 697-0225
Fax: (514) 697-6461
[email protected]
WANTED:
CARS, TRUCKS
DEMANDÉS/WANTED
OR VANS
FOR SCRAP
CAMIONS/TRUCKS
VOITURES/CARS
7 DAYS/WEEK
ANY CONDITION
514-685-5666
TOP $$$$
toute condition / Any condition
514-363-6010
West End / West Island Auto S Regd.
WE BUY CARS & TRUCKS
IN ANY CONDITION
8 hres à 21 hres
514-577-3720
WE OFFER TOP $$$ Offical SAAQ form
CALL NOW!
FROM US
SHIPPING
Complete U.S. Address.
• Have US purchases delivered there for as little as $5 - no contract
• Amazon, Ebay, Tires, Computers, Electronics, specialty items, etc.
• Pick-up; forward to your doorstep, or anywhere in the
world without leaving your chair
• Notification when a package arrives
We’ve been serving Montréalers for 20 years. .Give us a call now!
You’ll be amazed at what we can do!
334 Cornelia Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
518-324-4162 / www.plattsburghmail.com
SERVICE
COMPUTER
CLOCK REPAIRS
over 33 years experience
Servicing American and
European clock movements
Mantle Clocks
Wall Clocks
Grandfather clocks
cuckoo clocks, etc.
Door to door
service is available
Free estimate
Call Cliff
514-485-9768
[email protected]
010-081416
10 years of experience
Advertise your
business for
CALL FOR DETAILS
010-082716
Mon-Thurs: 8am-8pm/ Fri: 8am-4pm
REAL ESTATE
010-050716
No credit check – Safe
010-030417-112262
1-888-994-4054
01-120917
Answer in less than 1h
"Offering my clients a
genuine and caring
experience in the
West Island
Real Eastate Market"
[email protected]
0101-081216
$500/$625/$750
010-060416
Bankruptcy accepted
010-103116
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REAL ESTATE
?
FINANCE
Call 514-457-7656
[email protected]
AUTOMOBILE
010-061816
Tel.: 514.457.7656 • [email protected]
AUTOMOBILE
SERVICE
WEDNESDAY
010-091116
E-mail or fax your classified to:
for the
4 weeks price
of 3
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pl us GS T & P S T
LEGAL
NOTICE OF CLOSURE
OF INVENTORY
Notice is hereby given that
Sam Portnoff (the “Deceased”), in his lifetime residing at 5700 Rembrandt
Avenue, apartment 801,
Cote Saint-Luc, Qc, died at
Montreal on March 19, 2016.
An inventory of the Deceased's property has been
made in accordance with the
law and can be consulted by
creditors and other interested parties by contacting
the executor Jeffrey Portnoff
at 17135 Boulevard Gouin
Ouest, apartment 301, Pierrefonds, Quebec, 514-6757540.
010-072316
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21 words or less. 35 each add. word.
¢
Other Features
Add amount
Framed ad + $2.50
Bold letters + $2.50
Capitals + $2.50
Centered text + $3.75
Clip art + $9.50
Picture + $14.00
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Great time to clean-up! Our classifieds are
010-100116
3551 boul. St. Charles,
suite #547,
Kirkland, Quebec
H9H 3C4
May 11, 2016
RENOVATION
PERSONAL
LOOKING FOR WOMEN
OF OTHER NATIONALITY
62 year old frenchCanadian man single,
intelligent, sober, clean,
respectful, well educated, looking for: a 39
to 55 year old women for
serious relation. Please
text me at:
(450) 680-1220 or e-mail
at:
[email protected]
www.mtltimes.ca
WEDNESDAY
May 11, 2016
RENOVATIONS RENOVATIONS RENOVATIONS RENOVATIONS
THE BEST FLOOR SANDER
www.plancherssablage.ca
Opening hours 9am - 9pm
514 990-9010
514 451-0110
RBQ: 5631-7605-01
RENOVATION
Brick • Stone• Cement
102415 - 26
chimneys, foundation
cracks, pointing, window
sills, steps, retaining
walls, walkways, repairs
40 years experience
Personalized work / Free estimate
Call Chris
514 685 7535
010917
• Painting
• Basement finish
•Ceramic
514-975-1515
Free Estimate
PUZZELS
“Over 30 years
experience”
040817-112298
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
• Hardwood floors
• Sanding • Refinishing
• Installation • Repair
Call Mike Brady
514-694-9525
514-867-9015
RENOVATION
AIR CONDITIONING
- RJ Roberts Inc. Cooling & Heating -
Affordable Ductless Mini-Split
Air conditioners now available in many sizes
Best Pricing, Best Quality
Sales and Installations. Free Estimates
010-072316-112293
• Floor installation
• Sanding & Finishing
• Ecological products
• Crystal -Oiled Floor
• Staining Specialist
• Guarranteed work
514-995-4077
www.westislandac.com
JUNK REMOVABLE
040817-112296
Pro Home
RENOVATIONS &
HANDYMAN SERVICES
010-102415
Basements to attics.... We do it all!
PAINTING • TILING • FLOORS & BACKSPLASHES
KITCHEN & BATH RENOS • DECKS & FENCES
• PLUMBING • ELECTRICAL • MUCH MORE!
514-686-6654
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS FOR
ONLY
$
20.95/
Call for more details
514-457-7656
EMPLOYMENT
514-781-0556
[email protected]
JUNK REMOVABLE
ECO RAMASSE
JUNK REMOVAL
Clean out your home, garage, basement
or yard. We donate and recycle.
Seniors get 10% off!
010-032517
M&M CHOUINARD Inc
010-063016
PLANCHERS
SUPERIOR FLOORS
RENOVATIONS RENOVATIONS
Free Estimate! 514-994-3267
www.ecoramasse.com
EMPLOYMENT
SALES REP WANTED
Looking for bilingual salesperson to cover
Montreal & surrounding area’s with fantastic promotion
campaign for both our papers.
• Bilingual • Must have own car.
• Minimum 2 years sales experience
(Sales with other newspapers an asset).
• Salary base depending on experience.
Please send your CV to
[email protected]
or call (514)457-7656
EXPERIENCED COOKS WANTED
"Carambola Cafe in Hudson, QC is looking for
experienced cooks/chefs to join a dynamic team, in
an open-kitchen environment. Requirements:
minimum 2 years of industry experience, and must
have a completed culinary education. Hours can be
FT& PT. Please contact via email
[email protected] or 450.458.0098”
This week’s answer
RENOVATIONS RENOVATIONS
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS FOR
ONLY
20.95/
$
Call for more details
514-457-7656
CANADA / USA / OVERSEAS
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