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DECEMBER 26 9 to 6 I^ingwood News Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 DINNER OF THE MONTH CARDS NOT ACCEPTED • THIS NIGHT Cub Scouts Enjoy Annual Christmas Party Cub Scout Pack 459 held a pack meeting Thursday, Dec. 16, at Valley View school. This meeting was the annual Christmas party for the pack. After the pledge of allegiance to the flag, the festivities began as the boys decorated a Christmas tree. Each den made ornaments and brought them to the meeting. The decorated tree was given to the Wood­ stock Children's Home. , Each den put on a skit about Christmas in other countries. Den 4 told about the customs of Mexico. They broke a pinata and sang Jingle Bells in Spanish. Switzerland was the theme of the skit performed by Den 3. They told how layers of an onion are used to fortell the weather for the coming year by families in Switzerland. Den 2 had as their subject, Italy. It was learned that Christmas is a very religious celebration in Italy. Den 1 told about the customs of France. The children of France say a special prayer before Santa comes. The boys in Den 1 were dressed as angels. Cubmaster Ray Jensen presented awards to several boys. Steve Parisi was very happy to receive a silver arrow. It takes a lot of work to earn this award. Toni Parisi has also been very busy and has finished his Wolf Book. He received a Wolf badge and pin. Randy Meyers and Mark Meyers now have their Bobcat pins. One year pins were given to Randy Wright, George Lauer and Ken Lauer. Steve Parisi and Jim Fouts are going into Webelos. The Webelo scarves were presented to them in a special ceremony Thursday evening. Den 4 won the award for giving the best impression during inspection. The at­ tendance award went to Den 3. Mr. Jensen led the group in singing many Christmas carols, after which the kids welcomed none other than Santa Claus himself. Each child received a gift from Santa, and Santa passed out the grab bag gifts brought by the boys. It was a memorable evening for everyone. CUB SCHOUT PACK 351 Cub Scout Pack 351 will have its pack meeting Thursday, Dec. 30. The meeting will take place at St. Patrick's church hall. All the boys are to check in with Mr. Creutz, before the meeting begins. NEW ARRIVAL Carol and Charles Walsh are the proud parents of a brand new baby boy. Christopher Dean Walsh made his entrance into the world, Dec. 10. He tipped the scales at 8 lbs., 14 ozs. Christopher will be welcomed home by his five year old brother, Buddy. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walsh of Round Lake and Mr. and Mrs. John Longly of McHenry. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS A very happy birthday wish goes to Nedra Eckhart who celebrates on Dec. 23. Laurie Perry and Renee Mercure will light five candles; also on Dec. 23. Tom Bockman's special day is Dec. 24. Christmas Day is Pat Spoto's birthday. Steve Parisi and Gina Rose Visconti share Dec. 26 as their special day. Steve will be 10 years old and Gina will celebrate her very first birthday. On Dec. 27. Larry Lamburg will add another candle. Dec. 28 is a very popular day for birthdays. Fred Anthony, Jr., Johnny Flannigan, Jim Wickenkamp and Paul and Pam Zimny have birthdays on that day. Celebrations are in order for Dennis Kozicki, Wally Kuhns, and Michael Krasucki on December 29. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Liz and Fritz Borchert will dance the anniversary waltz on Dec. 23. Pre-Holiday Guests Visit In Many Homes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kuhrt of Castle Rock, Colo., and Grandma Bigger of Rockwell City, Iowa,*have been visiting with the Jack Kuhrts and getting acquainted with Jodie's litUe sister, Kimberly. Among the visitors who have been calling at the Brennan Hepburn home are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Korwicki, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy and Mrs. Hazel Bietz of Kenosha; Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Wheaton; and Mr. and Mrs. Kentz of Racine. CHURCH ACTIVITIES It was a very busy and happy time last weekend for U.M.Y.F. members, Sunday School children and parents of Ringwood church. The UMYF had their chili supper Saturday night and while the attendance wasn't as large as they had hoped for, the advance ticket sale was quite successful. They thank everyone who donated food and time to help them out in this venture. The Christmas program was a real joy with the pre­ schoolers and primary children performing as only they can with their unscheduled com­ ments. The Junior and Senior high school young folks carried off their part of the program, telling of the Christmas story as written in the Bible, with real dignity. They are all to be congratulated. The coffee hour following the program was a time of real fellowship. Everyone had an opportunity to greet and visit with old friends and to jjwiet and get acquainted with someiolks who are rather new to our church community. We hope to be able to greet you all again at the Christmas Eve services to be held at the Mount Hope Methodist Church tonight at 7:30. A combined parish choir will furnish the music. Rev. and Mrs. Walker were very busy hosts at the open house in their home Sunday afternoon. Their children and members of the Spring Grove church assisted them in making this a most enjoyable afternoon. CANASTACLUB Bob and Sue Low of McHenry hosted the Canasta Club last Saturday night with high scores going to Shirley Cristy and Alvin Benoy. HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES Bud and Barb Byron en­ tertained friends and neighbors at their annual pre-Christmas party last Saturday night. Some of us couldn't make it and we understand we missed a real good time. Bonnie and Carl Betts held open house last Sunday evening for friends and neighbors. Some of the folks in our community attended the C h e c k e r b o a r d S q u a r e Christmas party held last Saturday night. Wanna bet there was dancing? 4-H NEWS The Busy Three 4-H Club will have its Christmas bowling p a r t y n e x t W e d n e s d a y a f ­ ternoon, Dec. 29, at Richmond at 1:30 until 3:30. This is for members only. HAPPY BIRTHDAY 'Tis the season to be jolly and celebrate your birthdays with the merriment of the festive season, so Lee Miller, Helen Barker, and Johnny Mough have a happy day, and the same wishes to Ed Erwin and Steven Thompson on Dec. 28 and on Dec. 29 to Ruth Ann T. nyan and Little Debbie Sh- males and on Dec. 30 to David Mough. The very happiest to you all at the ending of another year. Have a merry Christmas and please take care of your trees. Till next week ~ happy jangled nerves and tummy- aches. Goodwill Truck Will Visit Area Late This Month Mrs. Nick (Agnes) Adams, lodal Goodwill Industries representative, reports that the Goodwill truck will be in McHenry and Wonder Lake, Friday, Dec. 31. For pickup service or information about the rehabilitation.program for the physically handicapped, cali Mrs. Adams. "The Goodwill Industries program starts with the spirit of good will toward men," Mrs. ' Adams said. "The results of the COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE Tuesday - Dec. 28 - Boy Scouts - 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wed­ nesday - Dec. 29 - Girl Scouts - 3:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. CHRISTMAS GREETING By the time you read this column, all the hustle and bustle of Christmas shopping will be over. Santa will be perched atop the chimney ready to bring lots of good things for all the kids. It is a pleasure to come into Lakeland Park in the evening and be welcomed by all the beautifully decorated homes. It is a cheerful sight indeed. I would like to take this op­ portunity to wish all of you the happiest Christmas ever. 5BA Circuit Rider Schedules Visits For 1972 Robert A. Dwyer, mid- western regional director of the Small Business administration, has announced the schedule of visits by an SBA circuit rider to Rockford for the firsts six months of 1972. According to Dwyer, the circuit rider's visits will resume Monday, Jan. 3. Other visits, he said, will be made Feb. 7, March 6, April 3, May 1, June 5, and, subsequently, on the first Monday of every month. While in Rockford, Dwyer added, the circuit rider headquarters in the offices of that city's Chamber of Com­ merce, 813 E. State street. According to the director, further information about the circuit ride may be obtained by calling the Chamber at 815-968- 5855. Dwyer said the Rockford circuit rider visit might be of particular interest to residents of the following counties: W i n n e b a g o , S t e p h e n s o n , Boone, DeKalb, Kane, Ogle, Lee and McHenry. Goodwill spirit and the concept if developing a whole man are many. Handicapped people r e c e i v e j o b s r e p a i r i n g t h e contributed articles, wages and a b o v e a l l t r a i n i n g a n d r e h a b i l i t a t i o n w h i c h o f t e n makes it possible for these workers to get jobs in regular industry", she continued. r i Guess Who's Back!!! u PAT McANDREWS litH Qr t;ibe J'fe o rgan Make your reservations NO W for our NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY. * I SNUG HARBOR BOAT CLUB Also...Serving New for Christmas Excnang 1 it PRICE ON CHRISTMAS PAPER, FLOWERS, DECORATIONS I Year's Day starting ; at 1:00 p.m 801 N. River Road McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-2671 LADIES BLOUSES SALE ITEMS GOOD WHILE THEY LAST. FRL. SAT.. SUN ONLY PAGE 5-PLAlNDEALER-FRiDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1971 I