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PÂGSo 10. WH1BY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1991 By, Maureen Qulinian The ' Whitby Pubiéc Library does, a lot more than just Iend books. Information Whitby, a branch of the Làibrary,. has been publish- ing'a community directory for four years. "But, this year it promises. to h1ave its best iooking issue yet wvith a new user -friendly. print that's easy on the e es,n says Patricia Yaciso fWitby In- formation. The' directory has more than New :directoryis user-frie'ndlyý 600 agencies listed in its< 280 pages. It has information from A to Z, including the Brookilu Horticul'- ture Society, Outreach Abuse program and Kiichi-Sai Judo club. Services are not resticted -to those ini Whitby, but outstretch to cenitres in OshawaAshburu and ail of Durham Region. With a table of contents and inde, community services such as media, -transportation and education are easiiy at oie's The rectory doesn't stop at simple 'hone numbers, but goes into e tail with mai ling addresses, descriptionsï of the activities Leing offe ed ad meet- ing places and dates. Explanations cff services, plans sud poai are in detail and fee and chares ae cleariy listed. «Updates are done thoroughly each yeatr,» sayst Yacison. Informnation'VWhitby is a non- pro)fit organization so the charge of $15 plus,,GS'lF is the bare SDtrectories are on sale at the' .Whitby Librazy sundTourist'In-, formation Centre. «Advertising .is 'almost,-non- eistent and there is a limited- run of thedirectoi because of strict budget,"sa a isoin. But "the more'recognized the directory lis-the greater, the' amount of publishingïs,»' Yackison pomnted out.. Soon, it could.be tbrough the. Directoryof Community Services wvhere your fingers do the walk- mng. - m Diane Brac>hv'ogel- Thel. art of 'w*,oodburng By Maurenuilinian Diane Brcvogel has doue it ail +-, part-timie job, children, gene 'round the hockey circuit, country life, -city * li(e- and much, much more. But shes stili managed to find yet another interest that's near and dear to ber heart -" art. Brachvogelsaysshe s trid just about everythiing when 'it cres to ostyle. or forms of art.» But right now she is focusing on< pencil drawings and wood- Herr awings with soft peneis& are, warm, family*' scènes that suit the media. .lHer woodburning PilesOf art are made on wood bought from a furniture inaker. The scenes on the wood 'are -mainly nature-oriented because of Brachv'gels love of the out- dioors, and he'"feeling" that the wood gives. Her interest in wodu 9n began as a gift from her parents. Meant as, a joke, tey javýe her a children's woobr kit, and around her home Brachvogel found acrapa of wood. Then her love began. Coupled with friends who were interested in furniture and toy- making, shestarted'to'becomïe more involved in this new art form. Eventually her friends opened a furniture sliop and Brachvogei evolved on her own te what she is today. A very family-oriented, and nature-wise lifestyle influences her work. But sometimes grains in the wood take over and put ideas into her head. For example, one piece of wood had gan that seemned te ripple like water. That piece transfor- med into a boon drawing. Brachvogel has been ir many - shows acroas the province sud has done demonstrations at vari- ous wood and art shows. Brachvogel's art is at the Whitby Public i brary for the month of February. Brachvogel might even share, her secret oÏf ho* te make useful thoei3lly e. ftsyou thought Collection works displayed An exhibition of pming from. the. galery's permanent clection will be on- exhibition at the Robert MNcLaughlin Gvaery from Feb. 21 until April 28. Over the past year, the gallery bam recIed boans of 'work fromn O~\~THE CORPORATION OF ~ THE TOWN OF WHITBY PROCLAMATION ONTARIO HERITAGE DAY TAKE NOTICE THAT Februaz 21st 1991. sheZreby proclamed as *Ontario Heritage Daya in and for the Town of Wty. Chizens of Whitby are encouraged to celebrate the histary and heritage of Ontario. DATED at Whitty, Ontario fils 2th day of Februazy. -1991 R.A. ATIERSLEY, MAYOR TrowN 0F WHITBy CANCER. INFORMATION SERVICE CL L i -800-263-675-0 the. éollection that have been in view in - various locations, including Queen's Park. Thie exhibition will be used epecaly as tool for th education depatmnt of the gafery for studnt tours. Visitors will become more acuitd with works fi-am the coleton ranging frin . the Pinters Eleven te their followers David Bolduc, Alex Cameron and Gordon Rayner. Recet purchases of work by artiste Nataika -Husar, Chrysann Stathacos and Dan Solomon will be displayed for the firet time. DIANNE BEACHVOGEL d ensr aie! tthetechnique of pyro)grapbyjw at the Whitby Public Llbrary reentty. Bracehvogel9a art uses 1Wood as cnv asd.burus ü hieii composition. OlwIeBode, photo Texas rock at Star ,:.Club' 'Texas Rock' is the music of Evan Johns & The H-Bomba who will performn at the Star Club, il Bruce St., Oshawa onSaturday night, iFe.23. o Advance tickets1 $8 each are available at .Bobs eodin Whitl, ' and Star Records inOsh awa. Tickets a re $10 at the door. 1~ 7, Ï- RAY.SflSON was one member of Club who entertined, residents at the Osbawa-Whitb~y Old Time Yiddle Fairview Lodge receýntly. ..'iii I~~~~T ,~r. r C ,î oCI i ir>f i,'jw ) JiVRsp1p~~