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n ARTS TzO. gallery to show L eA~works of Newlove Art on display June 8 toJuly 15 One of Miltons own wtll showcase ber work in a Toroto art gallery next month. Artist lina Newlove wîll bave an exhibit aI Yerkville's Leonardo Gallery tromn Jonie 8 te July 15. They re pretus excited abouît mv% nesv sserk," Newlove said of tîte gallery's ossners. -l'bc show, entitled 'Post-it Notes, Foî-get-ime-nots, Skeletons and Quiîet Spots', will feature oil and mixed-media paintings. most of them connected in that they're based on Newloves memo- ries and subconscious. On display wull be small paintings on rice paper of day-to-day memonies, more intense artwork painted overtop a blown-up dictionary page and a collec- tion of paintings featuning skeletons- literally and figuratively "My past haunts me, so (my work) is always bittersweet," sbe said. But tbere Il aiso be more serene land- scapes and a self-portrait to round out tbe collection. Newlove, who lives in Guelph but maintains a studio in Campbellville, said ber art is very [emimine and sorte- wbai surreal. Mucb of it is based on ideas rather than ohjects, and she tends to paint [rom her memory or subcon- scious rather than [rom photos. "This gallery bas been so supportive. Hopefully it (the exhibit) gets some attention," Newlove said. Host of Broadway classics featured at June 3 concert GRAHAM PAINE/I CANADIAN CHAMPION SAM SHERRATT IDOL Grade 7 students Domonique Rudder (left) and Jenna Moon were the winners of the Sam Sherratt School Idol contest, held recently in conjunction with the school's annual Bloomin' Barbecue fundraiser. A musical evening in the cozy atmosphere of the Gambrel Barn at Country Heritage Park is what concert- goers will be treated to with the Milton Choristers' final concert of the season. Cabaret, a Memorable Night of Broadway Classies, will be performed lune 3 at 7:30 p.m. ai the park, whicb is located ai 8560 Tremaine Rd. The evening wull feature familiar selections from Mamma Mia, Les Miserables, Cats, West Side Story and other favourite shows in a casual, pub night format under the leadership of director Sonja van de Hoef. Entertainiment will also be provided by jazz trio Moments Notice. A sulent auction, refreshments and a cash bar wilI round out the evening. Advance ticket purchases are recomn- mended, since this end-of-season con- cert is often sold-out. Tickets cost $18 for adults, $15 for students and seniors and $10 for chul- dren. They're available at Coles book- store in Milton Mail or by calling (905) 876-3203. For more information, visit wwwmiltonchoristers.com.