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--> mp 18 -- Scugog Citizen _- Tuesday, June 7, 7994 Artist See talent to wine bottle labels by Heather McCrae ' When David Johnson was four years old he developed a talent for painting but dinosaurs and spaceships were his main focus. Later, in his teens, he started painting native scenes. By using ink, watercolors and acrylic, David explored his Ojibwe heritage through his art. The artist and several of his paintings were guests at the, . Native Perspectives store over the weekend. His works touch the hearts of many 'admirers and are sought by collectors throughout Canada and abroad. Looking at David's work you get a strong feeling of his native culture. His work is cryptic and has that sense of magic about it. David's work has been Directory update The Canadian Mental Health Association - Durham Branch is updating its annual Directory of Self-help Groups. This directory is a public service listing of self- help groups within the Region. Previously listed groups are encouraged to return their information as soon as possible. The deadline for submissions is July 7th, 1994. Groups not presently listed, but wishing more information about listing, are asked to contact Judy in the Public Education Office at 436-8760. The CMHA/Durham Branch has been serving the region since 1959 and continues to play an active role in educating the public through services such as the Speakers Bureau, an agency library, Mental Health Week and special projects. commissioned to appear on several striking posters for various 2vents and agencies. In addition he's created unique logos for authors, business people and companies. His newest endeavour is having his paintings on labels for Magnotta Wines. Available now is his art shown on bottles of Pinot Noir, sold only at the retail outlet in Vaughan, at the junction of Hwy 7 and the 400. His art will also be labelling bottles of Chardonnay, Late Harvest and Ice Wine this summer. Married, with two girls, David and his wife life on the shores of Buckhorn Lake at Curve Lake First Nation, just north of Peterborough. His original paintings and prints are available at the Whetung Gallery at Curve Lake. His prints are also available at Native Perspectives in 'Port binders, clothing, IRIEWA IRD The feward we wish to offer is keeping the costs of collecting and sorting down. The only plastic we accept in our Blue Box program are plastic pop bottles. These bottles are recycled into products such as: school and carpet. We do not accept any other plastics. Wanted plastic pop bottles In clear and green colours only nAed in g Not Wanted liquor bottles spring waterbottles dish soap bottles microwave trays bakery. trays juice containers For more information on Recycling please contact the Durham Region Works Departmient at (905) 668-7721. 3 Ontario art by the Ministry of ment and Energy Perry, where he was a guest last weekend. Native artist David Johnson v was a guest rose i at the Native Perspectives Store on Queen Street. See story about this talented artist. AUOITION TONIGHT for "THE SHADOW WALKERS' Tues., June 7th - 7:30 PM TOWN HALL 1873" We need women aged 16 to 70 years to fill 5 roles. We need men aged 21 to 45 years to fill 2 roles. PRODUCTION DATES WILL BE OCTOBER 27, 28, 29; NOVEMBER 3, 4, 5, 1994. Questions ?? Call Norma.Van Camp 985-3527. wa $T1 505. MOTORCITY ERVESIIANES BERRY EEA [SR{UN BITE TS ASTI UR AN ATR RN 1994 Sport Coupe om$13,895. JANET HOY-HARPER sos AFL) res Sales & Leasing Consultant.