Star Journal Report

A last minute decision to open a light display to the public ended up netting $11,000 for the Northwoods Salvation Army. Rondele Ranch was decked out with colored lights and holiday displays and even featured Santa and Mrs. Claus for a

One section of the Rondele Ranch display included a lighted gazebo surrounded by brilliantly colored trees.

limited time in December.

Attendees paid a $5 donation to the Salvation Army for the opportunity to view the lights. On three Thursdays, Rondele featured a special pizza and wine night to-go for $20, of which $5 went to the Salvation Army.

Pictured at the check presentation, from left, Rondele event director Josh Woltman, Northwoods Salvation Army service extension representative Amanda Jahn, Everlie Jahn, Christmas light designer Tina Woltman, Mrs. Claus, sales and marketing director Vonda Backhaus and Santa Claus.