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Flashback? Penetanguishene photographer Mike Odesse says he still uses the box camera; in fact, he says, he uses it almost as much as the most modern camera. Odesse was recently accredited by the Professional Photographers of America. Port MCcNicoli News Library closes for exchange by Clara Powers Those of you that missed the performance by 'April and Susan" at our Com- munity Centre really miss- ed an excellent show. It was sponsored by our Library and the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture, the Outreach Ontario pro- gram. These two young ladies had something for everyone; singing, danc- ing, audience participa- tion. I even ended up being a tree. Our Library will be clos- ed on Nov. 6 and 7, for the Book Exchange. We re- open on Nov. 8, with our shelves full of over 2,000 books ready for your perusal. The First Port McNicoll Boy Scouts and Cubs would like to thank those parents who participated in last year's programs, and look forward to another year of contiued support, The Girl Guides, Brownies and Pathfinders of Port McNicoll have had a very busy start this season. The Senior Pathfinders had a weekend camping trip in Oshawa at the An- nual Venture, and _par- ticipated in rafting, canoe- ing, and rife skills. The Guides had a rainy day hike to the Wye Marsh; topped off by a hot lunch, cooked over an open fire in the pouring rain. These same Guides will be having a special Sleep-Over Party for Hallowe'en this year which promises to be a lot of fun. Ruth Klages - I offer my most humble and abject apologies for misspelling your name in last week's column. You really do a super job with all the little BOOKIES that haunt our Library every Wednesday morning. The C.W.L. of Sacred Heart Church will be holding another Craft Ses- sion on this Friday, from 1 until 4 p.m. Come and share your talents. Children, and their toys, are welcome. On Oct. 30 the C.W.L. Regional Meeting will be held at Stayner - St. Patrick Church - starting with 7 p.m. Mass. All members are welcome to attend. November 5 is the regular monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's League. It will be held in the Church Hall after 7:30 p.m. Mass. Please plan to attend to finalize prepara- tions for the Christmas Bazaar. All Draco Vertical & Horizontal Blinds, ,, & Pleated Shades Sale runs Sept. 2 SKILJA design 579 Bay St., Midland aA) s\ IL-T 5 yr./80,000 km "NO SMALL PRINT'? WARRANTY on every new Honda 100 Bradford St. ""Downtown"' Barrie 726-6488 OD {3p a Page 12, Tuesday, October 28, 1986 No small-town photographer Mike Odesse doesn't see the world through the eye of small-town photographer. In fact, Odesse thinks big - big ac- counts, big companies and big challenges. And as part of his learn- ing and building, Odesse was recently certified by the Professional Photographers of America (PPOA) which is the North American organization concerned about photographic standards and the continuing educa- tion of photographers. '"'There's always something else to learn," Odesse said. '"When you think you've come to the end of learning it all, so- meone tries something new, and then you try to incorporate that into your stuff." Odesse has been doing commercial as well as por- traiture and wedding photography, and he says he'd like to work more on can. minimum of 81%. now. Catch them while you Canada Savings Bonds are only here for a short time, so you'll have to hurry to buy them. Don't delay or The 74% rate will also apply for the coming year to the last three series of Canada Savings Bonds: $38 (issued in 1983), S39 (1984) and $40 (1985). Outstanding Series 35 (1980) and Series 36 (1981) will earn their guar- anteed minimum of 10'.%, while Series 37 (1982) will earn its guaranteed $75,000 purchase limit. You can buy up to $75,000 of the new series, or more if you want to re-invest your maturing bonds. Re-invest those maturing bonds right _¢,, the commercial. "They (commercial clients) rely on my creative juices...and say 'Do what you can. We want to see a creative pleasing picture', he said. Odesse says the challenge, when he works for a commercial or in- dustrial client, usually in- volves days of planning and shooting. "We gotta get this sink to look great,' Odesse il- lustrated. "It's got to be an eye-stopper, so people say XWovw, that's the sink I want in my house'." "You have to pay so much attention to detail," he said. For instance, he Action rehabilitation The first annual meeting of the Action Rehabilita- tion Group will be held Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. The group is described by Ray Lalonde as an equal oppor- tunity association, serving Going but not Bonds Series 32 (issued in 1977) and Series 34 (1979) Gi 1 Canada Savings 1946 Is ...sunce 7 put tin foil inside a sink and a flash under a tray of vegetables to light up the sink's interior. He added that making the metal glisten required some thought. Odesse has also worked on books of photography. He's responsible for the Martyr's Shrine and the People's Pope, both published by Trillium Publishing. Odesse said he enjoyed the work and learned a lot, but he'd much rather stick to the pure photography than be so involved in publishing. To be accepted in the PPOA, Odesse had to pre- Midland, Penetangui- shene, Tiny and Tay district, helping to improve the quality of life of the physically handicapped. This evening's meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the they'll be gone. the a face ple : 'An a series : in addition to the $75,000 pur- eit ar a good rate chase lint: The 1986/87 Canada SavingsBonds [<< Always SSIS earn 754% interest the first year, and a -- Canada Savings Bonds are guaranteed minimum rate of 59% for he - hoger §-- Suaranteed by the Government the next 6 years to maturity. Every " ? has son of Canada. ne TOK. 5 Rates on current bonds. Esra Cashable at any time. Savings Plan. today. CANADA & SAVINGS BONDS 40 YEARS OF CANADIAN INVESTMENT going, gone. mature November 1, 1986, and will not earn any further interest after that date. If you hold either of these two maturing series, you can re-invest You're free to cash in your bonds at any time at full face value- with no interest penalty after January 31, 1987. So convenient to buy. Canada Savings Bonds can be bought where you bank or invest. You may also purchase them at work through the convenient Payroll "Time is running out, so buy To make sure you don't miss out on this year's ada Savings Bonds, buy them right away. Friday, November 7, 1986 is the last day the bonds may be bought without paying accrued interest. sent a portfolio, which in- cluded some of his com- mercial photography, and write an exam. Odesse said he was overjoyed when he discovered he'd got an 85 per cent on the exam, which tested his knowledge of films and lighting techniques. Odesse grew up in Pene- tanguishene and has taken courses in photography at Humber College in Toron- to and in the United States, at New York City's Rochester Institute of Technology and Chicago's Winona School of Photography. Some of his work has been published in National Geographic. group municipal arena. For more information, telephone 549-8005 or write to Box 1777, Pene- tanguishene, Ont., LOK 1P0.