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16 - The Canadian Champion, Fniday, June 25, 1999 I ___ Painter Newlove creates works to We wish to draw your attention to the foilowmng in or current "CANADA DAY SAVINGS" Flyer Page 4 -ITEM aI, Pump, 76-0144-8 Sk h aulhbforihs oduci lg the sale purla b"uadiech ifbc iss"r We sincerely regret any bnconvenience we may have caused you. the beat of a very different drum Congratulations Father Mark Curtis On June Suis 1999, Feast of St. Columba, ai St. James the Apostle Church, Guelphs, Bishop Ralph Spence, Bsshop of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara, receîved the Pesesthood of Father Markc Curtis iat the Anglican Church of Canada. Father Mark waa appaînsed Pniest-Chaplain t0 St. Mildred's-Lightboumn School, Oakville, in Febnaary, 1999. He han also, been appainted by Bishop Spence ta aasist ai St. Simons Church. Oakville, effective tihe end of lunte, 1999. Special thanks ta Canon Charles Masters, Rector of St. George's, Lowville, for his spiritual guidance, direction and friendship during this transition. Thanks alan to Rev. Geny Salloum, tise parish- iOnees of St. George's, Lowville and thse friends and family of Fatiser Mark who have offered tiseir encouragement, support and prayers. Congratulations on your Reception and new appoint- nient. Love and Beat Wtçhea Rita, Courtale, Laura, Grant Aubin, WaIter and Katby Kraaaolkutsky LEltërtainment By KAREN SMITH The Champion When Tina Newlove set*out to make a career as an artist three years ago, she neyer thought she would be performing with a rock band. Tbat's where the Campbellville painter finds herseif these days - on stage creating ber works alongside two dancers and another artist to the music of four band members in Tribe of One. The Winnipeg-based group recruited Ms Newlove, 25, to, the band after perusing lier funky paintings of fish, birds and trees duning a visat to, Toronto in 1997. The end resuit was professional artists, dancers and musicians bringing forth an artistic three-ring circus. The live mix of mediums is key to the group's pur- pose, Ms Newlove says, and well-received by audi- ences. "A lot of people have juat feit inspired by the idea that ail the arts are as important as the otber," she says. "Each part is integral to the whole thing." Dancing on canvass While the dancers capture the rhythm of the music with movement, Ms Newlove dances in bier own way on canvass. One of ber paintinga sold to an audience member for $200, recalis the former Milton District Higli School student. "People really get into the whole idea and they want a pars of the night," she says. "The creativity is just flowing. The audience watch- es a blank canvass tumn into sometbing right hefore their eyes." Since graduating with distinction fromn McMaster Freehold Townhonies 4 42 Bronte Street (South of Main St.) F 3APLIANCS OR $2000 IN UPGRADES OR BAsic HOMIE AUTOMATION Monday to Thursday lpm - 7pm Sat., Sun., & Holidays 11lam - 5pm FOR MOUE riFUOEN 905-m693-m9402 DOWNTOWN MILTON *23 n.e LOTS * INSTALLED A/C 0ALL BRICK VEENER CONSTRUCTION i Artiat Tins Newlove paints lve on stage alongalde a rock band and danoers In Tribe of One. University's fine arts program in 1996, Ms Newlove bas heen a professional artiat working in oils, water- colours and printmaking. Her work bas been accepted in juried art shows botb *see TRIBE on page 19 w ORRECTION NOTICE à à à