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7^[XSPh7^dbTC^da 2<HNM&NB=> %HH=#KBO> Leslie Michalak spends quality time with her granddaughter Maya Sury. The Alliance Church was a hive of activity on November 6 when Georgetown's Scout and Guide groups hosted their annual food drive for the Georgetown Bread Basket. Starting bright and early in the morning, volunteers drove around collecting the donated food and brought it all back to the Alliance Church where local Scouts, Guides, Bread Basket volunteers, service club members and community volunteers sorted, stacked and boxed the donations. This year's food drive collected approximately 43,000 pounds of food and $1,350 for the Georgetown Bread Basket. Photos by Andrea Lefebvre 3 In Focus, December, 2010 To get their houses ready for the tour, (ABOVE LEFT) Margaret Wallis-Duffy (left) enlisted the help of interior designer Erin Reed from EKR Design Inc, while (ABOVE LEFT) Catherine Brazeau (right) of HB Design advised homeowner Rita Graziani. RIGHT: Jacquie Nelissen, Dolores Black, Johanne Lyon, Anna Downton, Carol Kentner and Kimberly Dutton check out the vendors. Six families in the Downtown Georgetown area decked the halls and threw open the doors to their homes on November 20 for the annual United Way of Halton Hills Holiday House Tour. More than 400 people made their way through the decorated houses, which ranged in style from traditional elegance to chic contemporary. After picking up holiday decorating tips at the houses, the crowds made their way to St. John's United Church in Georgetown where they were treated to lunch, demonstrations, vendors and a silent auction. The Holiday House Tour is a major fundraiser for the United Way of Halton Hills. For more information, visit www.haltonhills.unitedway.ca. Photos by Andrea Lefebvre BOTTOM LEFT: Amy McVittie (left) and Abbey Beckett box up some of the donated goods. TOP LEFT: Lauren (left) and Keira Weeks take a break after a busy morning. TOP RIGHT: Alex Ecclestone, Ben Ecclestone, Jackson Galipeau and James Tonner keep things rolling at the church. BOTTOM RIGHT: Christopher (left) and Aaron Boyd clown around after a hard day's work. KJKCDÃ>7:;I I 7I>?EDÃ>EM We handle all insurance work. Model June shows off one of the trendy ways to stay warm this season. Dorothy Robinson (left) and Marion Gilmour enjoy the show from their front-row seats. Local fashionistas had the chance to check out the latest fall looks at the Autumn Shades Fashion Show, presented by Elizabeth's Fashions at St. Andrew's United Church in Georgetown. The models, drawn from the St. Andrew's congregation, showed off coats, pants, jeans, suits, sweaters and accessories available at Elizabeth's Fashions. Guests enjoyed delicious desserts and fun door prizes while they learned about the latest trends. Bravo! Photos by Andrea Lefebvre · Truck Accessories · Upholstery · Heavy Equipment Glass ·Window Tinting 354 Guelph Street, Georgetown Carole Howard (left) and Helen McNeil welcome guests to the show. 905-873-1655