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PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1972 Lakeland Park » DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 Cub Scouts Hold Pack 351 Meeting Cub Scout Pack 351 held its Pack Meeting last Friday, Oct. 27, in St. Patrick* church hall. Father Cahill opened the meeting with a prayer. Den 2 was the honor guard for the presentation of the flags. There was a three way tie for "ie Cubby award between Den l, Den 2 and Webelos Den 1. The new Denners are Mike Eisele (Den l), Victor Betancourt (Den 2), Chris Nylander (Den 3), Ray Roach (Den 4), John Gies (Den 5), Mark Lawrence (Webelos Den 1) and Mark Betancourt (Webelos Den 2). Bob Cat pins were presented to Greg Eckstein, Seott Truckenbrod, Tony Wember, Mark Klapperich, Mike Sabatka, Jim Thorson, Pete Wasilowski, Jim Abner and Curt Reybert. Greg Ernest completed his work in the Bear book. He received his Bear badge and pin and also earned a gold arrow and 2 silver arrows. Jeff Schaefer was presented with his Wolf badge and pin and earned a gold arrow. Tim Sabatka has been very busy working on his Webelos achievements. He earned the Astronaut, Outdoorsman, Athlete and Naturalist awards. Tom Cheatham and David Simmons have reached the ripe old age of eleven and will be leaving Cubs and going into Boy Scouts. "Hie most noteworthy part of the meeting was the Halloween celebration. There were assorted ghosts, goblins, and creepy crawly things that go bump in the night disguised as Cub Scouts. Many of the boys received prizes for their costumes. There were games including apple bobbing. Hie most frightening things 46oened. A1 Smith brought in coffin-like box, leaving it in the middle of the floor. Soon there came tapping from inside the box. Arid, out came a mummy (Cubmaster, Dave Nylander). Then, with the lights out, Karen Gies told a horrible Halloween story. The boys sat in circles and objects were passed from hand to hand to enhance the story's effect. Everyone had a really "terrorific" time. Sounds like fun. ROLLER SKATING PARTY Cub Scout Pack 351 is sponsoring a roller skating party Thursday Nov. 9. Skating will be from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Just For Fun roller rink in McHenry. The donation is a nominal one and there is a family rate which is really reasonable. It is hoped that a large crowd will turn out to support this endeavor. Come on out and get some exercise and have some fun! For further information, please call Ruth Roach at 385- 0683. RESCUESQUAD FUND DRIVE The recently formed McHenry Rescue Squad per­ forms a very vital service to our community. When the rescue squad comes to someone's aid there is never a charge for that service. The McHenry rescue squad is supported soley by con­ tributions. Recently letters were mailed to all McHenry residents. If you haven't done so, please take time to read the letter. Support the McHenry rescue squad. BIRTHDAY CAKES ANDCANDLES On Nov. 3, Nancy Altergott will celebrate her ninth bir­ thday. Nancy Handorf and Ceil Serritella share Nov. 4 as their special day. Kent Butler and Wayne Cygan have a circle around Nov. 5. Joan Schwegel, Bob Kozy, Virginia Hodges, Randy Lamberg and Kelvin Schultz will each be celebrating on Nov. 7. Pearl Jensky will celebrate on Nov. 8. ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS Nov. 4 is the anniversary date for John and Lorraine Arient. Donna and Ray Rode will celebrate their wedding an­ niversary on Nov. 5. Also, anniversary greetings go to Kitty and George Hendle on Nov. 8. ALSO Don't forget to get out and vote, Tuesday, Nov. 7. Gem-Mineral Society Will View Exhibit The regular meeting of the Hiawatha Gem and Mineral society convenes at 7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday in November in the dining room of the McHenry West campus. The program scheduled for the evening features an exhibit and a talk on Texas petrified wood and agates. Interesting crystals collected on a recent field trip undertaken by par­ ticipating members will also be exhibited. 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