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Need help with your income tax?

The CLSC René-Cassin offers a free Income Tax Clinic between March 17 and April 10, 2008 to those who:
• Live in Côte-St.-Luc, Hampstead or Snowdon West
• Have yearly income under $20 000
• Need a simple income tax return
Info: 514-488-3673 ext 1496

Adopt Wally
Wally is an affectionate 6-year-old male cat who loves life. His presence will put joy in your home. Wally is taking a supplement to protect his kidneys. Call Animal Rescue Network: 514-938-6215

 

What's Inside
March, 2008

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Greetings from MPs for 20th anniversary
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Times and Places by Barbara Moser
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The photographer’s muse
Kristine Berey
The great American photographer, Edward Henry Weston (1886-1958), is remembered as “a pioneer of precise and sharp presentation”  in an era when photography was more pictorial than realistic. “I want the stark beauty that a lens can so exactly render, presented without interference of artistic effect,” he has said.
Charis Wilson was only 19 when she met the 48-year-old Weston, but changed his life and his art forever. “A new love came into my life, a most beautiful one, one which will, I believe, stand the test of time,” Weston said, describing his first meeting with his future lover, creative partner, model and muse.
Now 92, bent and frail, Charis Wilson looks back at her years with Weston, in The Eloquent Nude, the Love and Legacy of Edward Weston and Charis Wilson.
The documentary, directed by Ian McCluskey, has been described as “a film of stunning beauty and great charm” and features sensitive re-enactments, rare archival images and interviews.
The film will be screened on March 14 and 15 as part of the 26th International Festival of Films on Art, on until March 16, 2008. For a complete listing of films and venues, visit www.artfifa.com.

Features

Gazette journalist to speak on Rwanda by Alex Matthews

Caregiving continues after the move by Bonnie Sandler

Walking dogs works wonders for watercolourist by Nancy Snipper

On the move again by Bonnie Sandler

Hooked on rugs by John Fretz

A helping hand for emergency victims by Nicolas Carpentier

Setting up the room for your loved one by Bonnie Sandler

Renovation nightmare - avoidable? by John Fretz

St M ladies cook up aid by Kristine Berey

30 years of fighting for basic human rights by Barbara Moser

Know your tennant rights! Project Genesis storefront offers answers

The eyes have it by Kristine Berey

The photographer's muse by Kristine Berey

Music, music, music. Jazz and Justice by Paul Serralheiro

What is Facebook? By Meghan Collahan

Insurance strategies for seniors by Ivan Cons

Up the Yangtze: a cinematic work of art by Kristine Berey

Sports celebrity dinner benefits seniors in crisis