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Page 55 text:
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THE PICKWICK AFFAIR A devious and mysterious conspiracy perpetrated by a UVic student and a Victoria sculptor revealed itself dramatically one dark, cold spring evening. A truck roared to a stop outside City Hall. Several men dressed in workmenas clothes heaved a shrouded large heavy object into the portico. A masterpiece of precision timing, the truck disappeared with its occupants into the night four minutes later, leav- ing behind a seven-foot statue of the lovable, portly Dickensian gentleman, Mr. Pickwick. City Hall was not amused, but it proved some task for city work- men to remove the one-ton statue. Student Jerry Boultbee and Victoria sculptor Clinton Hull later revealed themselves. Mr. Pickwick now guards the entrance to the Village Fair in Bastion Square.
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ART CLUB These are some of the memories of Art Club aetivi- ties before Christmas- live or six eager members trying to drum up enthusiasm at a Clubs' Day booth with a paint-in, a pleasant party a.t the home of Gail Bigsby, a trip to the Northwest Annual and other exhibitions in Seattle, a show of student art in the SUB, and a smashing pre-Christmas wine and cheese windup at Kay van Siekleis home. After Christmas, the big events were the Tom Jones Film on january 26, and the Tom Jones Bash of February 3, a party we will never forget! S300 was raised for a Fine Arts Scholarship at this event. The most sustained part of our programme was the Art Films shown every Thursday in Elliot 167, and the Art Club workshop every Tuesday evening. Many non-art students attended, working to the 'Utd ffl .ff
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