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This delightful portrait by Port Perry photographer Charlotte Hale of her five year old son Tom reached the finals In a competition through Ppoto Life magazine. The Taters' Galley 161 Dyeen Street, Lort Gerry, Ontarir 55.51 By 905) 945 (5-d647 We invite you to Z come and try our w Famous Greek Dishes w Tasty Appetizers w Delicious Souvlaki " w Traditional Fish & Chips = Come and enjoy our braath-taking atmosphere, mouth-watering food & our family's friendly service. Come where you will dine like the Gods. ® Great Food ® Reasonable Price ® Friendly Staff ® Fast Service Family portraits a specialty for local photographer Port Perry photographer Charlotte Hall loves taking portraits--especially family portraits with young children. "Children change so quickly," she told the Citizen in a recent interview. Capturing a child or an entire family on film is much more than just pointing a camera, clicking the shutter and hoping for the best. That's 'why Charlotte goes to great lengths to make sure her subjects are relaxed long before she points a camera in their direction. "I think it's important to take the time to really get to know my subjects," she explained. She much prefers to take family portraits in the home of the family as people are more relaxed in their own surroundings, especially young children. Over the last couple of months, her portraits have earned her recognition. One, a delightful black and white of a four-year old flower girl at a wedding, won first in the Festival Days competition for members of the local Photo Club. A second portrait, also in black and white, is of her five year old son Tom posed with an absolutely marvellous look of child-like innocence and mischief on his face. She entered this one in a competition through Photo Life magazine and was very pleased when it reached the finals. Charlotte, who operates her own photo studio called "Big Shots," has had a life long interest in photography. But she began to take it seriously (and commercially) after attending Durham College where she took several courses. Shooting almost exclusively in black and white, she has her own dark room for film developing, prints and enlargerfents. Charlotte is the official photographer for the Borelians amateur theatre group in Port Perry. And when she's not behind the camera, so to speak, she is on stage. Last year, in her first ever stage performance, she played the difficult role of Stella in "A Streetcar Name Desire." And right now, she is busy with rehearsalesfor her part as Ellen in "Shadow Walkers," which the Borelians will stage at Town Hall 1873 at the end of October.' Photographer Charlotte Hale (that's her far right) used an automatic shutter for this Impromtu portralt of herself and her five sisters. N[ORR[01=8 (oN {5] [0] SS ol iieliclolcy {M.D Recently you received in the mail, a survey from Mr. Alex Shepherd, M.P. (Durham) regarding the Gambling Facility being built on Scugog Island by the Mississaugas of Scugog, First Nation. We encourage you to complete the survey and mail it back to Mr. Shepherd's office in Ottawa, at no charge. This could be your only opportunity to express your concerns about the Facility. Mr. Shepherd will forward your opinion to the Honourable Ron Irwin, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. ACT NOW! Paid for by the residents of the Island opposed to the Casino. NATIONAL ~ The Winchester Arms THANKSGIVING DINNER LLIN Te [eR] [els Te lo IS (ol {I Te el RN oY SOUP or SALAD - plus - PRIME RIB DINNER with Yorkshire Pudding & 'Au Jus' - or - TURKEY DINNER with Sage Dressing - served with choice of - Potato & Fresh Vegetable - plus - PUMPKIN PIE Topped with Whip Cream 91295 189 North Street, PORT PERRY 985-1323