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f This year induct f your wife into 11w One 1 Percent Club 1 Simulation 8,500 . OSPCA ., ...fipds Lovin'g Homes In the Genes ...with Ralph Pohlman Kate A'la Carte ...State of Mind Understanding ...Middle East At Home ...Perf.orming Arts The event, which gets under way at latcham Hall at 7 pm. Includes muslc with a D], a silent auction, games. raffles and a bar. A fundraiser is planned Dec. 28 for for Luke Anderson, 24, who suffered severe spinal cord inluries in a mauntaln biking acci- dentin B.C, Oct. 27. Fundraiser Dec. 28 at Latcham Hall Julie Lindenbach, Afure Adah and Uvie Adah join Santa and Mrs. Claus Dec. 15 for Breakfast with Santa at the Ballantrae Community Centre. The event was hosted by the Baliantrae Sparks, Brownies and By Kate Gildetdale summomuonm Donations to Luke's trust fund can be made at TD Canada Trust. The account num- ber Is 0474-6204662, transit no. 37002-004. Followlng hls accldent, Luke spent a month at Vancouver General Hospltal before T1ckets dm SISâ€"each and are available from Boyd's Source for Sports or the Latcham Gallery. Pbr more Infon'natlon call 9054342- 2862. or visit Luke‘s web site at www.newvibe- medla.com/luca$. Guides and proceeds will be used to support free Guiding-sponsored events in the community. Many youngsters and their families turned out for this popular event. , His transfer to the lodge, which specializes in rehabilitation for spinal cord iniufles. was originally scheduled for Dec. 9, but had to be postponed because of an outbreak of the Nomalk virus. being flown homo, and admitted to St Michael‘ 5 Hospital in Toronto Nov. 29 He was maved from St. Michael s to Lyndhmst Lodge Dec. i6 to begin his program of rehabilitation. Kate Gilderdale / StoufMlle This Momh