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By Lee Torgalson and

Jaya Polden
Peninsula News Review

_ Moss Street may be more
than a‘stone’s throw from the

~ Peninsula, but that won't stop

local: rock sculpture. artist
Stephen Goulet from demon. -
strating his technique at the
Moss Street Paint-In July 18.
Goulet is one of half a dozen
Peninsula artists who will be
setting up camp at the annual
Moss Street Paint-In applying

paint to paper and letting rock ,
_chips fly.

Local artists David Arni- :
strong, Margaret Frith, Will
Gordon, Graham Scholes
and Barry Tate will also be
joining Goulet, each doing.

~» what: they love. best for the
-.-public’s. benefit. along. the
. boulevards and: beaches of.

downtown Victoria on the Sat-

: urday afternoon.

‘For. Goulet, it means a bal- .

- -ancing act of the highest order.
‘ Goulet’s art entails balancing.
rocks, one on top of each..
other, to make rock stacks. :

“Jn* existence -around’ the

; world for ‘thousands of years, ©

‘rock. stacks’ first. came to

: Goulet’s attention after watch-
ing a television ‘documentary -
featuring. a Vancouver. artist ;
who engaged in the activity,

Goulet soon found he had a

“ancing act: Since then, he says,

= ally get off.on balancing: the ve
o rocks,” Goulet says. aoe
And the joy of it fies in ‘the .
-form’s impermanence Goulet
adds, .

» “really get a charge. out of

‘s : them being there one minute.
‘M-and then being a pile of rocks
~ the next.”..”

“And all too often that’s the
way it is with Goulet’s unique
“artistic medium.
‘Travellers of the Patricia
Bay Highway have most likely

“noticed the rock stack on the.
bank across fronv Marigold
Nursery. Well, that’s the work _
H ...of Stephen. Goulet. He. says

“he's put'that particular sculp-

ture up a limes over the last

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‘Rockatier’ ‘Stephen Gou et:
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But Goulet. “aye he has no

will be well known artists from

every. discipline, including.
Barbara ‘Weaver. Bosson,

Ritha Mason and Maarten
Schaadelee, The event runs

from 1 to 4 p.m,,.and is fol-

lowed by a dance from 5 to9
“PM
wow: * ; :
The University. of Victoria
hes s sent in an updated gradu

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Wednesday, Jul 8, 1998

attention that there are some
other local achievers who only

“get recognition from their fam-
_ ily, friends and co-graduates.

These names come to us
via The Patrician, newsletter -

'_ of the Victoria Flying Club.

The June edition notes that

~~ commercial pilots licences

have been awarded to DJ Ton-

~ ner and Michell Sims, Multi- ©
Instrument Flight Rating to.

Emmanuel Deroullat, Multi-

-Engine Rating to Peter: Bui-
tendyk and Emmanuel Der- -

oullat, Instrument Flight Rat-
ing to P. Perry,. Peter Liam.
and Peter Buitenotil, Night

“Rating to Tim Parfitt and pri-

vate pilot’s licences to David
Palmer, Greg Durling and_

-» Matt Oldroyd.

Happy flying! .
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-Doyou long to run through ©

the white sands of the
Caribbean; ‘sip ‘a’ cool: drink

“poolside an ocean: liner or —
~ cruise up the Mexican Riviera? _

Well, you could do that for
just $5.
How? Well, the ‘Canadian

|. National Institute for ‘the —
i) Blind (CNIB) is holding their

4 first-ever vacation raffle, and

. Pon POLDEN deadly

practises in 1 preparation of =

ate list. Seems they forgot to be
~ pass on the names of afew of
our local graduates. Pye
“~ Such. as Sidney residents
Barry Ford and Ian Mackay, -.
‘who have:both: earned their —

- Doctor. of: Philosophy. de-

grees, Heather Lapper.and-

From Saanichton, Marie
Petrie has: also earned: her

KKK. we
‘Other local . students are

- worthy of mention as well, in-

cluding: Parkland . student
Heather Johnson, who was.

: awarded a $500 scholarship .
“inthe Gibson’s Photography

Art Scholarship Program.
Johnson's winning art piece
will be reproduced into 50,000
‘class folders and later distrib-
uted throughout Vancouver
Island, Powell River, the
Gulf Islands, Sunshine

Coast and Greater Vancou- »

verarea,
Two. other Parkland stu

~- dents —- Mark Sudeith (for-

“mer: student) and: Kirsten «
Nadiger —- have been invited ©»
“to participate ina Youth

Round Table by. Victoria MP.

* David Anderson because of
their work on the topic of Vio-

ence Against Women,

Unfortunately, we have no-
word on when this round table:
“will take place, but we do know »

~fa-will be followed by a pre-cons
~-ference anda private meetihe:
mnie seasion,:

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This is an unusual spin for

The Review In the Names see-
tion, but while mentioning lo: °

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“tickets to- win- one’ of three
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. First prize is*a. seven-day oe

Western Caribbean ‘Cruise :

. for two" aboard the Royal’ —
Caribbean: “Majesty. of the =~
Seas — plus $1,500 spending® a:

money. Second: prizé\is. a

seven-day Mexican Riviera |
_ Cruise for. two.aboard the, -
Song of ‘America, plus $1,200.

cash, and third prize is a four- :

night'Mexican Baja Cruise’ &.
~. for two aboard the Viking Ser-
-Pamela McKay, who now ©
have their Master of Arts, .
and Roderick Macdonald,
who has earned his Master of |
Education degree.

money.
‘There’ are also. two om

~ bird. draws. for $1,000 each.

Regular draw date is Sept. 20,

‘4pm. at The Butchart Gar- |

-dens in Brentwood Bay. Early

bird draw dates are July 4 and.

August 3.

Tickets are | available

through Youth Establishing -

Endeavors in Sidney and
North Saanich (YEES) group

by calling 655-4045, at Penin-
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at the Victoria International:

Airport, or Victoria Air Cargo . |

Service (361-6122),

You can also get tickets by -

-calling local CNIB representa-

tive, Dave Rogers, at 656.3382, -

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“Travis Allan, director of
public relations for Parkland
Secondary's Student Coun-

cil dropped us a line to letus
know that Mike Lorette has >
heen clected to the position of.
Council President for the

98/99. school year, as well as
Chantale Moore as. Vice:

president and Madeleine.
St-Aubin as Second | ‘Vico ae

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