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We Williams & Esber Inc Help Generations help kids generationsfoundation.com 514-933-8585 JUNE2011 www.theseniortimes.com VOL.XXVN O 8 88 keys to happiness: George Wein leads all-stars at Jazz Fest p. 3 24 hours Weather permitting Airport reservations guaranteed Special Attention to the Elderly Pick-Up & Delivery [email protected] www.atlastaxi.qc.ca Our new gal on the Hill p. 5 “A very valuable life.” Thérèse Lambert (1922-2011) p. 35 WE WILLIAMS & ESBER INC. 514-481-0181 Trusted Since 1962 AUTO • HOME OWNERS TENANTS • CONDO “Don´t Buy Insurance INDEPENDENT INSURANCE LIFE & MORTGAGE INSURANCE UntilWE Talk!” BROKERS TRAVEL • BUSINESS 4999 Ste. Catherine St. W., Suite 208, Westmount www.weinsure.ca Rideau Carleton/ EDITORIAL Raceway Slots (Ottawa) $25 bus trip NDP’s Orange Crush storms Quebec’s body politic 1,250 Slot Machines from 1¢ to $5 They are young and inexperienced, but they are Marc Garneau won by only 600 votes, based on Weekly Saturdays Departures idealistic and energetic. 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That option was seen as a For example, in the west end, two 27-year-old dead end, and for those who voted Bloc, the fed- teachers, Isabelle Morin and Lysane Blanchette- eralist NDP with a similar social democratic cul- ReLive Lamothe, won in N.D.G.-Lachine and Pierrefonds- ture seemed like an easy fit. We move seniors Dollard respectively. They defeated solidly In local urban ridings, the Conservative message We Placing, Downsizing, Moving entrenched incumbents Marlene Jennings, first under Stephen Harper does not seem to gel with speak Decorating, House Staging elected in 1997, and Bernard Patry, a family doctor voters who have been comfortable for decades with r Eco-friendly Turn-key Moving Service you e! elected in 1993 after serving as mayor of Île Bizard. the Liberals and their centre-left options. 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Voters do not DELUXE BUS TOURS 2011 like to feel their support is taken for granted and that their trust is abused. Quebec City • Sat. June 18 Includes city tour Now the challenge facing opposition leader Jack Burlington, VT • Sat. July 9 Great shopping: Layton and deputy leader Thomas Mulcair is to Macy’s, T.J. Maxx, Kohl’s, Price Chopper, & Farmers Market. mould the NDP MPs into a positive and forward- Knowlton, Quebec • Sat. Matinee Aug 13 Fulfilling Needs Includes theatre play. Great songs made famous by Frank looking caucus who carry out their watchdog role Senior Residence Sinatra. Feel young at heart & stroll along the beautiful village. effectively without deteriorating into cockfighting. at Every Stage Thousand Islands & Kingston, Ontario Special Event at Place Kensington Includes boat ride. 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In spite of a powerful mind, his highly educated, well-traveled and so- phisticated background, apparent integrity and commitment, his somewhat professorial style was unable to spark voter enthusiasm. He got the mes- sage and resigned the day after the election. Yet even more than a new leader, the Liberals are in need of a thorough rethinking of their policy book. Prime Minister Stephen Harper is a prag- matic politician. He has set out a policy package that is a balancing act. He has resisted support for legislation that would impede abortion rights, for example, and continues to support official bilin- urgently needed call! gualism even as his government remains commit- urgently needed call! ted to building more jails with Criminal Code call us changes that will increase incarceration, though urgently needed call! violent crime is dropping. Is the new NDP strength and majority Conser- vative government a sign of an increasingly polar- ized electorate? Is this the start of a left-right divide that relegates the Liberals to rump status? Is there a potential leader out there who can rein- vigorate the Liberals as Pierre Trudeau did in the late 1960s? The answer is not blowing in the wind, but the parliamentary session will provide some clues as to whether the Orange Wave is here to stay or merely a passing storm. We will be watching the Liberals rebuild. 2 June 2011 www.theseniortimes.com THE SENIOR TIMES “As the music changes, I’ve changed a little bit with it,” jazz promoter says Irwin Block completely, but enough so I can play Special to The Senior Times with (saxophonist) Lew Tabackin and (trumpeter) Randy Brecker and Of all the great musicians who have (drummer) Lewis Nash.” played at the jazz festival here— Wein was referring to his current Miles Davis, Sarah Vaughan, Sonny all-star crew, who perform June 26, Rollins, Oscar Peterson—not many 7 p.m., Salle Gesù, 1200 Bleury St. will have heard of pianist George “It’s not the same as playing with Wein. the musicians I’ve played with many George who, you might ask? years ago, who were much more tra- Apart from his talent and achieve- ditional,” he reflected. ments as a jazz musician, Wein’s vi- As for Al Cohn: “He did me a terri- sion as a music promoter has an ble disservice. After many years I fi- awful lot to do with the continued nally played with him. It was so great, health of the music, considered a and then he went and died on me. I unique art produced in the U.S.A. was very mad at him for doing that. It was Wein who founded the Sto- He was one of the best that ever ryville jazz club in Boston and in played the tenor sax.” 1954 produced North America’s first Photo: Michael Weintrob Wein emerged in the late 1940s as a summer jazz festival at Newport, George Wein, pioneer of jazz festivals, to perform with all-star crew June 26 swing player alongside trumpeter Rhode Island. It spawned a folk festi- Max Kaminsky and fiery coronet val there and scores of other jazz fes- In a lengthy interview from New ergy whatsoever. I’ve lost a little of my player Wild Bill Davison. It was a tivals across North America and York City, we recalled that gig. At 85, physical energy, but my head is better time when bebop, modal playing, and around the world. Wein combines a fantastic memory than it’s ever been. I think I play bet- various forms of free jazz and impro- As a producer, Wein has been enor- for detail and a continued love for ter than ever. As the music changes, vised music broadened the art form. mously successful. At one point, his the music, and pride in his role in its I’ve changed a little bit with it, not Continued on Page 4 Festival Productions Inc. ran 25 major advancement. international jazz festivals in the U.S., Playing with the masters as a senior Europe and Japan. But in spite of his is magical, both for Wein and his au- entrepreneurial success in promoting diences. “I feel privileged that these jazz, Wein has never stopped playing great musicians will play with me,” and finding good gigs for fellow mu- he said with humility.
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