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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2006. PAGE 35.
Entertainment Leisure
Bayfield artist featured exhibitor this month
Tom Milledge has a life-long
interest in art.
As a child he was once confined to
bed for 22 months and due to
restrictions he was able to do very
little else but draw.
Quitting school at 15 Milledge
began an apprenticeship in photo
engraving. Photo engraving is a
process whereby a picture is
photographed and printed on metal
with a light sensitive coating. The
picture is then etched with acid.
Following his work with photo
engraving, he moved to catalogue
and magazine work with companies
such as Brigdens in Toronto.
For the last 25 years for his
working life he worked for The
Toronto Star.
Once retired, Milledge became
interested in "TV artists". They
stimulated an interest and desire to
finally pursue his own art. Courses
in portraits and landscape followed
with Rutledge showing a flair for
colour and design.
His work is a combination of
imagination and careful research.
For example if Tom embarks on a
painting of a wildlife subject such as
a panther, he researchs the shapes
and forms carefully. Once he has
mastered the anatomy of the animal
and decides on a design, his
imagination allows him to place that
animal in a setting that comes
strictly from Milledge's inner view.
As he says, "Everyone knows what a
cow looks like, but just try to draw
one."
Milledge has also done a stint of
teaching art to a group of art
enthusiasts at Meneset Park.
He shares a large ally Bayfield
studio with his wife Barb who' is an
accomplished fabric artist. He
focuses on local .scenes and scenes
from his travels and birds and
animals. He and his wife came to
Bayfield in 1990.
Each summer Milledge has done
demonstrations during the annual
Goderich Art Club annual art show
at the CPR Station. He is booked to
be the guest artist at the Goderich
Co-op Gallery in October. The
Gallery is on the Square in Goderich
and is open Monday to Saturday, 10
a.m. to 4 p.m.
Challenge: Eating Well
Solution: No special diet is required! Eating well means...
• following Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating
• enjoying a variety of different foods
• emphasizing whole grain cereal, bread and other grain products, vegetables
and fruit.
• choosing lower fat dairy products, leaner meats, and foods prepared with little
or no fat.
• limiting intake of salt, alcohol and caffeine.
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prizes for
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at the Belgrave Community Center
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28TH
9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
$10.00 per person - Age of majority only.
Sponsored by the Belgrave Kinsmen
Happy 86th Birthday
Alf Nichol
apen Jtatie‘e
on October 25, 2-4 pm
at his residence
46 King St., Belgrave The Friends of Doon Heritage
Crossroads will be sponsoring
Christmas workshops in November.
On Saturday. Nov. 4 learn the
history and lore of traditional
English Christmas pudding at the
Christmas Pudding Workshop.
Participants will mix and steam the
Christmas pudding to be on display
in the living history village's Siebert
House for the season, and taste
puddings made from traditional and
modern recipes. Each participant
will mix together the dry ingredients
for a pudding to take home.
On Saturday, Nov. 11 at the
Christmas Jellies Workshop, learn
methods of modern and traditional
jelly making, just in time for
preparing homemade Christmas
gifts. Everyone will take home three
jars of herbal jelly made during the
workshop. Both these workshops
will take place in one of the
museum's 1914 farmhouse kitchens.
On Saturday, Nov. 18 participants
can make an evergreen wreath to
take home that will be suitable for
indoor or outdoor display at the
Evergreen Wreaths and Kissing
Balls Workshop. A traditional
kissing ball will be made as a
demonstration; this ball will be hung
at the living history village's Siebert
House. Wreath frames, evergreens,
wire and ribbon will be supplied.
Bring along a pair of hand-held
pruning shears or a sturdy pair of
garden scissors.
Each workshop will take place
from 9 a.m. to noon. Each workshop
costs $20 plus GST. Capacity is
limited. Pre-registration is required
for each workshop.
The Brubachers of Ethel
Restaurant & Bakery
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John & Kay Roberts
were married
Oct. 20th, 1956.
Their family invites you to
a Come & Go Tea
Saturday, Oct. 28th
from 2-4 p.m.
at Wingham United
Church
Best Wishes Only Please
For the sweet tooth
There were treats in store, literally, for people attending the Teddy Bear Dream Auction in Blyth
Memorial Hall on Saturday night. In addition to the silent and live auction, people were also
entertained by the music of The Nearness of You, a trio performing a musical tribute to
legendary jazz and blues composter Hoagy Carmichael. The event, which marked its 18th
year, is a fundraiser for the Huron County Child Abuse Prevention Committee. (Vicky Bremner
photo)
Christmas workshops at Doon
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