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    August 12, 2004 Issue                                       


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‘Goat Hollow’ painter scores with sports, nature art
Story by LEN LEAR

This painting is a tribute to Harris’ late grandfather, Private Matthew Scott, a veteran of World War I.

According to a Finnish proverb, even a small star shines in the darkness. Although the former college linebacker is only a ‘small star’ by the standards of our celebrity-obsessed culture, Luther Harris III, who has lived near Bells Mill Road for the past 30 years, has artistic talent that shines like a beacon at midnight. His artistic instincts are sharper than a serpent’s tooth.

Harris, 56, a former caseworker, supervisor, manager and administrator during a 33-year career with the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare, is currently uplifting spirits in another discipline. A self-taught artist with stunning talent as a cartoonist, caricaturist and representational painter of athletes and Wissahickon Valley nature scenes, Harris’ work is currently on display through August 16 at Goat Hollow, 300 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave.

 

New Photo Workshop on the Hill is eye-OK
by PAT STOKES

Come fall, not far off, the tempo of life on the Hill will pick up. Folks returning from shore, mountain and resort will note changes on the Avenue, some obvious, some subtle. In the latter category, a kind of business equivalent of upstairs/downstairs can now be found at 8011 Germantown Ave.

 

‘Things I Hate’ a very funny new reality show

The Bravo network is easily the network with the best reality television programming. Not only do Queer Eye for the Straight Guy and Blow Out make their home on the NBC-owned cable network, but now they’re airing another reality TV show that is sure to be must-see TV for anyone in a relationship.