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Nicolas Sarkozy New French PresidentNicolas Sarkozy New French President

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WELCOME!The St. Barth Weekly ishappy to be back for itsfourth season. The Wee-kly is designed to helpyou put your finger onthe pulse of the localcommunity. Featuringan English résumé ofthe top stories in ourFrench newspaper, LeJournal de Saint Barth,as well as original arti-cles in English, The St.Barth Weekly is theonly completelyEnglish-language news-paper on the island. It isdistributed on the islandevery week fromNovember through theend of July. Our mostexciting news is thateach Friday, The Wee-kly is also availableonline at Saint BarthOnline (www.st-barths.com), the won-derful web site launchedin 1996, and now run byour friends Bruno andGéraldine Colletas.Thanks to them, youcan download every edi-tion of The St. BarthWeekly, so that no mat-ter where you are in theworld, you can stay intouch with your favoriteisland.

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In keeping with themajority of French vot-ers, those of St. Barth

showed their support for theright-wing candidate,Nicholas Sarkozy, who waselected the new Frenchpresident last weekend. Thevote was held on Saturdayin St. Barth, like in all theFrench departments and ter-ritories in the Americas andin American consulates,while voters in metropolitanFrance cast their votes onSunday. Sarkozy willbecome the sixth presidentof the Fifth French Republicwhen he takes over fromJacques Chirac on May 16,2007. On a national level,the new president won morethan 53% of the vote whilehis rival, Socialist candidateSégolène Royal, had a littleless than 47%. The percent-age of voters at 83.77%came close to the recordturnout for the primary withalmost 85% of all registeredFrench voters going to thepolls. In Saint Barth, whichtraditionally leans to theright, Sarkozy took morethan 77% of the votes, withRoyal at 22.27%, markingthe highest performance

ever for a leftist candidateamong the island’s voters.With 3,328 voters (out of4,709 registered) castingtheir ballots, there was 76%participation at the polls.Among the 91 write-in bal-lots, there were the namesof three deceased persons—former French presidentsDe Gaulle and Pompidou—

as well as French comicColuche who had thrownhis hat in the ring briefly in1981, the alter-globalizationcandidate José Bové (whohad run in the primary) andSaint Barth mayor BrunoMagras… The composition of the newFrench cabinet will beknown on May 17 or 18.

Three out of every four registered voters went to the polls lastSaturday to vote in the French presidential run-off. Fromyoung to old, there was massive voter turn-out, including

Marius Stakelborough who cast his vote in Gustavia.

French Presidential Elections

Nicolas Sarkozy A Big WinnerIn Saint Barth

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1- D & K, Diane and Karine, the party planners2- Tina (Teck) 3- Sam and Jacky (Christopher),both moving to the Carl Gustaf 4- Géraldine Smits (Christopher)and Jean-Philippe (Façonnable) 5- Cécilia Carra and LaurenceBusone, two Paris-based actressesin St. Barth for the annualTheatre Festival, with Fred,lighting director for the festival. 6-Patrick Benaben (architect) and Brigitte (on vacation) 7-Alex (Geisha Vampire) andThierry de Badureau (La Plage)8-Rosita (CCPF) and Nelly(Victoire) 9- Alex (Geisha Vampire) andThierry de Badureau (La Plage)10- DJ Jacques Dumas

First managed by the Accorgroup, then by owner DidierBensa himself, the ChristopherHotel at La Pointe Milou closedits doors on May 2 after 15 yearsof existence. Purchased by PitchPromotion, a French develop-ment company now moving intothe hotel business, the propertywill eventually reopen, but thedate depends on the extent ofrenovations determined by a fea-sibility study. Last Saturday night, a closingnight party was held around thehotel’s fabulous swimming pool,with more than 500 people inattendance throughout the eve-ning. Party photos capture theambiance of the event.

Ellen Gréaux, one of thedirectors of the St. BarthFilm Festival, PierretteGuiraute, editor-in-chiefof The Saint BarthWeekly, Didier Bensa,former ownerof the hotel.

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Mayor BrunoMagras presidedover the 62nd

anniversary of the May 8,1945 Allied victory inWWII over the Nazis. Ashe does every year, the

mayor placed a wreath onthe war memorial in Gus-tavia. A few moments earli-er, Danièle Belotti andPhilippe Enault, presidentof the Saint Barth foreignwar veterans association,

had placed a wreath in hon-or of the victims of WWII.Usually played in a record-ed version, this year LaMarseillaise, the FrenchNational Anthem, wasplayed live by a group of 50students from the MireilleChoisy junior high. A spinetpiano placed near the WarMemorial allowed themusic teacher, Mr. Parisot,to accompany the youngsingers and violinists wholearned the score especially

for the occasion. Three stu-dents then read the nationalmessage from the nationalveterans association(UFAC), distributedthroughout all of France.Bruno Magras read aspeech by the national headof the War Veterans organi-zation, HamlaouiMekachera. The group thenwent to City Hall for thetraditional champagne toastoffered as part of the May 8ceremonies.

SB Jam hopes to hold aCaribbean music festivalto open the fete of Gus-tavia, which has beenorganized for several yearsby this association basedon La Point. The festivalwould be a fuller versionof the concerts usually pre-sented by SB Jam in Gus-tavia each summer. Thenew festival would be ded-

icated to music from vari-ous islands and be heldfrom August 15-19, withthree evenings of free con-certs held on the maindock in Gustavia. Passion-ate about Caribbean music,Jackson Questel, presidentof SB Jam, hopes that twoconcerts can take placeeach evening for a total ofsix bands on the schedule.

62nd Anniversary of May 8 V-Day in 1945

SB Jam Hopes To Hold A Caribbean Music Festival

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April: Hotter Than Normal April 2007 was the hottest April in metropolitan Francesince 1950, and temperatures in Saint Barth were alsoabove the seasonal average last month.

Temperatures: The daytime high of 86°F was higher thanthe expected average of 84.5°F. The night-time low was also higher: 76.1°F rather

than 74°F. The lowest temperature of the month was onApril 17 at 71.5°F, and the highest at 89.4°F, not unex-pected for this time of year. The average ocean temperaurewas 82.4°F.

WindsGusts reached 60km/h on April 1, blowingfrom the NE, and 45 km/h on April 13, fromthe S to SW, and reached 25 to 30 km/h

from the E-SE at the end of the month.

Rain1.9” of rain for the month: average rainfallfor the month of April, which usually hasseveral periods of heavy rain such as that ofApril 17 where .8” fell in less than an hour.

Active in the protec-tion of the island’sheritage, the local

UNESCO club—underpresident Daniel Blan-chard—has a new project:the building of an exactreplica of a traditionalpirogue Saint Barth usingtraditional techniques.Used since the arrival ofthe first settlers in SaintBarth, these traditionalboats went out of useabout 30 years ago,replaced by boats from LesSaintes, and are menacedwith a total disappearancefrom the island’s heritage.By building an exact repli-ca, the UNESCO clubhopes to give a new life tothe pirogue. Their 18 ftboat, cut from the trunk ofa gommier tres in Domini-ca, is already under con-struction. It arrived inSaint Barth on April 16,and is housed in the formerBernie woodshop locatedacross from the infirmary.There are still several steps

before the bare hullbecomes a Saint Barthpirogue, and the work hasbeen given to a team ofvolunteer woodworkersincluding Etienne Bernier,the son of Octave who wasthe largest naval carpenterthe island has ever known,Jules Brin, a municipalwoodworker who loves theart of shipbuilding, andJimmy Questel, who hadboatbuilding and renova-tion of old boats training inNewport, and finallyPhilippe, a woodworkerfrom France. They arebeing advised by a groupof old-timers who onceused traditional pirogues. Once completed, thepirogue will be on display,but also put into the waterfor special occasions suchas the arrival of the TransatAg2r, local regattas, andneighborhood festivals…Stay tuned for additionalinformation about the con-strucion process in a futureedition.

Unesco Club EncouragesRenaissance Of Pirogues

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Live Music

◗◗ Every Evening- Lounge mix, 7:30pm-midnight, Bar’tô, Hôtel Guanahani Grand Cul de Sac ◗◗ May 2-28Causeway Duo8:30pm-midnight, BAZ, Gustavia ◗◗ Every Saturday Cabaret night with specta-cle, at 9pm, Restaurant “Z”, Saint Jean◗◗ Every Wednesday Cabaret night with specta-

cle, at 9pm, Restaurant “Z”, Saint Jean◗◗ Every Saturday & SundayStephane, Sunset Concert at 5:30pm, Hotel Carl Gustav◗◗ From Wednesday-FridayAlan Landry on piano, 8pm, Le Gaïac, Hotel Le Toiny◗◗ From Tuesday-Friday- Nadège, Sunset Concert,5:30pm, Hotel Carl Gustav

Let’s Party ◗◗ Saturday, May 12- World Music from 8pm atTi Zouk K'fé, Gustavia- Live Music, special eveningLa Mandala, Gustavia◗◗ Monday, May 14- Marrakech evening, mint tea and belly dancing, Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou ◗◗ Tuesday, May 15- Pirate Night, at Ti StBarth, Pointe Milou - Creole BBQ with acousticmusic, La MarineRestaurant, Gustavia ◗◗ Wednesday, May 16- Ti Brother Party: A bottleof Moet & Chandon for thebest costume. Fashion showand dancing. Ti St Barth◗◗ Thursday, May 17- Night of the angels, Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou◗◗ Friday, May 18- Latino party from 6pm

at Ti Zouk K'fé, Gustavia◗◗ Friday & SaturdayCrazy Week end& Fashion Show Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou◗◗ Saturday, May 19- World Music from 8pm atTi Zouk K'fé, Gustavia- Live music with AzarBand, from 8pm, CaviarIsland, Gustavia - Oriental evening, Do Brazil, Gustavia

Night Club◗◗ Every evening:- Casa Nikki, Gustavia - Yacht Club, Gustavia - Bubbles Club, Gustavia- Hot Spot café, Lurin- Sexy pole dancing everynight after 1am, Yacht Club

Exhibitions:◗◗ Alain le Chatelier, Les Artisans, Gustavia ◗◗ Basile, Haitian painter,Galerie Asie, Gustavia ◗◗ Philippe Bertho, EveDucharme Art Gallery,Toiny◗◗ Through May 20Ry Rocklen, renewal offound objects, galleryMe.di.um, Gustavia◗◗ Nicola Hicks, Visual artistJane’s Gallery, Eden Rock◗◗ Group Show : Womenphotographers at to b.art

Gallery, Gustavia◗◗ Permanent exhibits- Michelle Marie (paintings),Hôtel Carl Gustaf, Gustavia - Philippe Defruit (sculptu-res), Hôtel Carl Gustaf, - Alain le Chatelier, Les Artisans, Gustavia - Pompi, Petit Cul de Sac - Hannah Moser, Cul de Sac - Antoine Heckly, GalerieIndochine, Gustavia ◗◗ Art Galleries- Eve Ducharme Art Gallery(appointment only), Toiny- To-b.art galerie, Gustavia - Me.di.um galerie, Gustavia - Didier Spindler galerie,Gustavia - Pipiri Boutique, Gustavia

Fashion shows:◗◗ Everyday:- 1:30-2pm: Hôtel Isle deFrance boutique, Flamands - 3:30-7:30: Geisha Vampire,La Plage, Saint Jean

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Twelve men and two womenoriginally from the Kalinagoterritory—the Caraibe Indian

reservation in Dominica— leftAntigua on May 6 aboard aCaribbean-style pirogue christened“Gli Gli” (the name of a totem forbravery representing an eagle) totravel along the islands of the Antillesarchipelago. They will stop in Nevis,Saint Kitts, Saint Barth (from May13-15), Saint Martin, and Anguilla,before crossing the Anegada passageto conclude their journey in theBritish Virgin Islands. They are cele-brating the 10th anniversary of “GliGli,” a traditional pirogue cravedfrom the trunk of a gommier tree. Tenyears ago, for its inaugural voyage,“Gli Gli” made a historic tripbetween Dominica and Guyana, in asymbolic gesture to reunite theCaraibe Indians from Dominica withtheir ancesters from the SouthernCaribbean and Guyana. The BBCcovered the event with the film, “TheQuest of the Carib Canoe.” For its second journey, “Gli Gli” willbe officially welcomed at each stop.

Saint Barth was not initially on theitinerary, but Daniel Blanchard, presi-dent of the local UNESCO club,heard of the project and spoke to theorganizers who agreed to come to theisland. The pirogue will be anchorednear the Wall House and accompa-nied by Fiddlers Green,” a 90’schooner. At each stop, the group willgive a lecture about the Amerindianculture, play traditional music, pres-

ent demonstrations of Caraibe artisantechniques, and hold a screening ofthe DVD of “The Quest of the CaribCanoe,” and sell products from theCaraibe reservation, as well as pro-vide information about the survival ofthe Amerindian culture in theCaribbean, which is not limited, con-trary to popular opinion, to theCaraibe reservation in Dominica.

The Gli Gli Stops In Saint-Barth

The Rara Avis—atri-mast schooner126 ft long and

26 ft wide— and the BelEspoir, a 124’ sailboatwith a steel hull andthree masts inspired bythe barges of theThames River, botharrived in Saint Barthlast Saturday. The twoold ships are the proper-ty of an associationcalled “The Friends ofThursday Sunday,” cre-ated in 1954 by Father Jaouen. They set sail onMonday in the directionof Saint Martin, then Virgin Gorda where theyshould arrive on May 14.Since the month of Febrau-ry, the two ships have beenoffering short cruises in the

Caribbean. On May 16,they will launch a transat-lantic voyage that will takethem from Santo Domingoto Brest: Bel Espoir isexpected to arrive by theend of July; the Rara Avis

by August 12. They willsail by way of New York,Halifax, Madeleine Island,Saint-Pierre & Miquelon,and the Azores. Father Jaouen joined thecrew of the Rara Avis and

was aboard when the boatanchored in Saint Barth.A Jesuit from Brittany, heis 85 years old and spentthe 1970s working to curedrug addicts around theworld. His experimentfailed as a community ofaddicts was not the solu-tion to cure their problem.Since then, this old salthas set his cap in a newdirection: drug addicts arewelcome aboard buttourists are welcome too.And everyone pays, since“if the druggies want toimprove and thtey can

pay for their drugs they canpay for their voyage.” OnSaturday, the ships andtheir crew returned to SaintBarth for the first timesince 1971.

Father Jaouen And His Boats In Saint Barth

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