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Montgomery Christmas on Saturday Celebrate Montgomery Christmas on Saturday (Nov. 27) in the historic hamlet of Norval. The annual celebration focuses on the famed Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery (LMM) who wrote Anne of Green Gables and lived in the hamlet with her husband Rev Ewan Macdonald, the Presbyterian Church minister, from 1926 to 1935. Experience the charm of old fashioned country church bazaars located at the Norval Presbyterian, United and Anglican Churches, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Come for lunch, enjoy bake tables laden with Christmas goodies, preserves, white elephant table, crafts, and raffles and afternoon tea. Around the village, the Norval United Church brass band will entertain visitors with songs of the season. Visit the Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum located at Crawford's Village Bakeshop, and enjoy some LMM Christmas cake made from `Aunt Maud's' own recipe. From 1:30-3 p.m. LMM authors will sign their books: Professor Benjamin Lefebvre, co-editor of The Blythes are Quoted and Donna Campbell, co-editor of Una of the Garden by LMM. Also visit with Jack and Linda Hutton from Bala Museum and shop at their gift show. Local historian Deb Quaile will showcase her tour of Norval through photographs. Main Sponsor 21 3ATURDAY $ECEMBER PM ,ITERACY.ORTH(ALTON 4HE'EORGETOWN,ITTLE4HEATREPRESENTA Key Sponsor Independent & Free Press, Thursday, November 25, 2010 #(2)34-!330%#4!#5,!2 -APLE!VENUE"APTIST#HURCH 'EORGETOWN !VAILABLEAT 'EORGETOWN,IBRARY 2OYAL,E0AGE 0ATS0RIME#UTS$ELI 4HE&RECKLED,ION 0!.4/-)-% 3EASONAL-USIC 'EORGETOWN ,ITTLE4HEATRE 4)#+%43 !$5,43 #(),$2%. 'EORGETOWN Ebenezer Church presents Anne of Avonlea #(/2!,3/#)%49 The Elora Community Theatre is we knew we had to do it again. The returning to Ebenezer United Church with a special matinee performance of Anne of Avonlea on Sunday, Dec. 5, 2 p.m. This delightful, enchanting sequel to Anne of Green Gables continues the exciting adventures of one of literature's most enduring characters, Anne Shirley, created by Lucy Maud Montgomery. In 2009, the Elora Community Theatre performed their award-winning play Anne of Green Gables to a sold-out audience and this production promises to be just as popular. "Last year's event was so good that Elora Community Theatre has been such a wonderful partner to work with. Their commitment to making theatre accessible to everyone is a real benefit to our community," says Sherry Foster, event organizer. The event is a fundraiser for the church. It is recommended that tickets for Anne of Avonlea be purchased in advance. Prices are $18 for adults and $12 for students, children (5 & under) $5. To order, call 905-854-0867 or 905854-6063. Ebenezer United Church, located at 12274 Guelph Line, just south of 25 Sideroad, west of Acton. #(2)34-!3 '%/2'%4/7. (ALTON(ILLS #ONCERT"AND #AROL3INGA,ONG $!.#% #OMPANY $2!-!4)# 2%!$).'3 'EORGETOWN #(),$2%.3 !.$5.$%2 #(/253 X &/2-/2%).&/2-!4)/. 3UPPORTERS 0,%!3%#!,, 2OCK-USICAL %/%0ERFORMANCESANDPERFORMERSSUBJECTTOCHANGEWITHOUTNOTICE This coming holiday season, not every child will wish for the same things. November is Woman Abuse Prevention Month. One out of every four women will be abused at some point in her life. Halton Women's Place needs your help to close the door on abuse. Halton Women's Place For more information, please call 905-332-1200 ext.221 or visit www.haltonwomensplace.com Crisis Line: 905-878-8970 or 905-332-7892