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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2005-10-26, Page 23The Huron Expositor • October 26, 2005 Page 23 Entertainment Paul Carroll paintings to be featured at Goderich Co-op Gallery during November The marine paintings of Paul Carroll will be featured at the Goderich Co-op Gallery as "mem- ber of the month" during November. A lifelong resident of Huron County and a for- mer resident of Seaforth, Carroll is embarking on a number of `heritage topics' for much of his work. He has completed a series on 'The Goderich Lighthouse' to illustrate how that building has changed over the period from 1860 to the present day — and continues working on a number of Canadian lighthouse paintings to illustrate other beacons along the Lake Huron and Georgian Bay shorelines. "My passion right now revolves around a num- ber of marine paintings taken from historic pho- tographs of early harbour and waterfront scenes at Southampton, Goderich and Bayfield. I love visualizing early life in our settlements and I want to bring that time to life!" says Carroll. Carroll has been making a fresh start with his efforts at painting — after•a long absence from dabbling in various media. Sample of artwork by Paul Carroll As a teenager, he was the youngest member of the Goderich Art Club around 1960 — working under the tutelage of local artists, Tom Pritchard, Martha Rathburn, Lu Legg and Muriel Watson. At that time he was introduced to oils — using the palette of the 'Old Masters': Indian Red, Yellow Ochre and Cerulean Blue - by his first mentor, former Harbour Master, Tom Pritchard. He has completed a number of short cours- es at the Southampton Art School. Paul has been an active member of the Goderich Co-op Gallery for the last three years. "I have been exper- imenting with water- colour, pen and ink - trying to expand my repertoire of tech- niques to develop a unique, often `folksy' style that reflects my per- sonality, and the way I view the world around me. My work contin- ues to evolve," he says. In his first, A donation of $500 was made recently to the Seaforth Lions Club by the Seaforth TD -Canada Trust Bank. Lions Club member Bob Beuttenmiller (at centre) accepts the cheque from manager Stephan Foster (at right) and Ray Rachon, a TD -Canada Trust employee and Lions Club member. Dutra United Church, Walton Annual TURKEY SUPPER Wed., November 2^' From 4:30 to 7:00 pm at the Brussels Arena Take Outs Available Adults E12"°Preschool - Free Children 6-11 yrs. $5' Advance ticket sales only from all members HRISTMAS CRAFT SHOWe./fy Goderich District Collegiate Institute 260 South Street, Goderich Saturday,.November 5 9amto4pm Admission $2.00 Childcare&'ItisRoom Available. More than 501Jnigne Craft Vendors. Proceeds to Ontario Students Against hnpotn'd Driving. For more into cal Brenda 5244353 �+ � non-juried competition, one of Carroll's water- colours was selected as the third prize winner in the 2003 Huron Art Show at the Huron County Museum. Paul has a long history of volunteer work in community-based heritage organizations. He is a recreational sailor - and will likely combine these interests to complete additional `watercolour works', developed around marine heritage and related topics. Paul and Mary, his wife, are currently under- taking a major sailing adventure, on their sail- boat SolSean, to points in the Gulf of Mexico, the Florida Keys & the Bahamas! Paul can be reached on his boat at: thesolsean@aol.com - or by telephone message at 519 524 8303. He lives with his wife, Mary, at 33562 Black's Point Road, RR2, Goderich, On N7A 3X8. When they are home at `SolSean Glade' — you can send an e-mail enquiry to: carrollmp@cabletv.on.ca T h e Gallery is located at 5 4 Courthouse Square, (519) 440- 0 5 2 3 . Gallery hours: Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p . m . , Market days open at 9 a.m. :' A A:Net - Seaforth Optimist Club presents HALLOWN IS FO IDS with CREEPY CRAFTS, & GOBLIN GAMES FOR AGES 5-12 Saturday, October 29 1-2:30 pm at Optimist Park RSVP to Dianne 527-0448 by Thurs., Oct. 27 Donation to Food Bank What's on your To Do List? We've got 12 NEW Escorted Tours for 2006 Let us help you with your "to do list" Call one of our agents today! Sherr) Coleman Gwen Doak Helen Graf Tracy Spain Chris Stftwell For details on escorted tours see www.ettravel.comlescorted.asp Cal•1ti(ltl \X'agO11lit I;IIiSO11 '1'ra\ ('1 Goderich 524-8692 or 1-877-847-1272 Open Saturdays and Evenings by Appointment www oItrave!.com email: vacations r ttravel com