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THE SIGN HOTEL/ WHEPES HOTEL? LOOKIN' FER A PLACE TO STAV.BOVS? WHUTS EWERVTlME K-2-SS NEWS ABOUT OUR SERVICEMEN (Continued from Page 1) cise will end Dec. 15. Yung, a fireman in medical company of the 8th infantry division's 61st regiment, entered the Army in February of this year and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Yung, son of Mr. • and Mrs. William Yung, Route 1, was graduated from McHenry high school and was a farmer civilian life. NEEDS OF MODERN HOMEMAKER FOR NEW SCHOOL TOLD (Continued from Page 1) Pvt. Ray Horenberger, Jr., has completed a sixteen-week course in stenography at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Xnd., and is now enroute to the Far East. Army P.F.C. Eugene J. Dowe, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dowe, Route 6, McHenry, recently returned to Fort BelvoiV, Va., after helping construct the "DEW" (Distant Early Warning) line in radar stations north of the Arctic Circle in Canada. Dowe's unit, the 588th engineer construction battalion, unloaded high schools. The unit for sewing is for two girls Wfith their own ironing board and sewing machine, which means no more standing in line, waiting for the iron. The desks are constructed so that the whole working surface is adjustable in height, each wired for electricity and connected to a floor outlet. The laboratories are equipped with built-in cabinets for storage and are used for beginning, advanced and children's courses. Between these two departments, an ideal arrangement is for a lecture room with arm chairs for note taking and written lessons. This would also be available for adult classes. L.USK RITES Mrs. Louis V. Lusk, well known in McHenry, died at her home in Round Lake on Nov. 9. She waL the former Mary Raymond thousands of tons of cargo from; daughter of the Jack Raymonds & seagoing ships to inland supply l dumps. The men worked around the clock in 12-hour shifts because of the short, 40-day icefree period in the Arctic. A mechanic, he entered the Army in July, 1954, and completed basic training at Camp Chaffee, Ark. Dowe is a former employee of the Freund Oil Co. Her husband, two daughters, two sons and a sister survive. Services were held in Grayslake Friday. Subscribe to the Plaindealer ESTHER ALLEN DIES Mrs. Esther c. Allen, superintendent of the McHenry county home in Hartland since the death of her hugband in 1947, died Tuesday morning in Rockford" Memorial hospital. She was 70 years old. COME ONE! COME ALU ,St. Mary's Annual FEATHER PARTY SUNDAY Nov. 20th 8 p.m. m jn 54 vtif iv - '^..5 A LEGION ARRANGES LOCAL APPEARANCES OF EDDY HOWARD With, arrangements for Eddy Howard and his orchestra to appear fit the American Legion home in McHenry on Dec. 8,. local music fans will have a first-hand opportunity to see and hear why the nation's top music authorities have tabbed the Howard .musicians "America's Favorite Danceband." , * • , Howard is one of the rarities in the music business today, as he not only plays trombone and guitar, but sings, conducts, is a veteran of stage, screen, radio and television, is an accomplished dancer and lastly, ^a composer of some of the most Widely-requested loVfc songs, . including "My Last Goodbye,*' "it I Knew Then," "Careless," "Notir I LAy Me Down ,To Dream," "Lynn" and many others. Howard's engagement at the Legion home will be one of the highlights of the current season and his limited booking in this area is considered one of the choice dates of xtfeeAjyear* by. local music critics, t - * In order to give everyone a chance to see and hear . this famous leader and his thirteen piece orchestra, the American Legion is also sponsoring an engagement the same day, starting at 6:30 p.m. at the McHenry theatre. Eddy Howard will present a one-hour' stage show. The celebrity dance, starring Eddy Howard, will start, at 8:30 p.m. and . run to 12:30 and will be held in tlie Legion home. Dr. John T. Gray, jimior vice-commander of the American Legion, who has made the arrangements for this ~t)ig double event, announces that tickets for the stage show may be. obtained at the theatre, while tickets for the dance to follow may be obtained from Df. Gray or from Robert Conway, . the steward of the American Legion. NOTE OF THANKS Terry Long has received a note of appreciation . from Mamie Eisenhower for the card she sent to the president during his recent illness. BUCKS TOWN CLUB will be serving a COMPLETE TURKEY DINNER THANKSGIVING DAY Hours: 12:30 to 9 p.m. Reservations Accepted 201 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, 111. CUB SCOUTS Pack 362 The monthly pack meeting- had been moved up to Friday, Nov. 18, due to the Thanksgiving weekend. The theme of the month is "America the Beautiful," with each den putting on an action part. A1 Meyer, cubmaster, will present the awards to boys advancing during the month. Plans for a new den in McHenry will be told. If any boy wishing to join the den, please attend the pack meeting and bring your parents. The meeting will be held at the Legion home at 8 p.m. THBEE PETITIONS^ FOR RE-ZONING itf " ! LOCAL AREA GRANTED PLEDGES FRATERNITY Bill Landgren has been pledged to Delta Pi Bpsilon fraternity at Worsham College of Mortuary Chicago. Among the recent approvals by^ the ' board of supervisors is one concerning a-petition by the Won-., der Lake Syndicate to re-zone property in Sunrise Edge subdi-i vision to make lots a minimum sfte of 60 ft. frontage instead of ' 40. " John and Pauline Stevens also received permission to re-zone their property northeast of Johnsburg to conform with other property in the area which is being used for one family dwellings. An R-l variation was granted to John and Ben Thelen for' their property located northwest of^ Pistakee Bay. Classified Ads Place yout's with briitg results, the Plaindealer V\ Downstairs Toy - Teria rr Another FIRST for Wonder Lake •NEW and CAREFULLY selected toys to suit all ages (and BUDGETS.) It's considered SMART to Christmas-shop early, also, to avail yourself of our LAY-A-WAY Plan! NORMA'S CENTER SHOP In the "Center' ' Wonder Lake, PHONE WONDER LAKE 4892 DL tyou'tt took yQAW (le&t . . . in a topcoat by Curlee These topcoats . . . tailored by Curlee . . . are the tops-of-the season! Right weight fabrics to 'please a man of taste; easy styling to satisfy a man of action. And, of course, Curlee's expert designing and tailoring make these coats as comfortable as they are smart. Quality". . . in the lines, fabric, tailoring. Pick one out today at moderate prices; you'll like the way you look. $45 to $59.50 TURKEYS TURKEYS TURKEYS McGee's store for men PHONE 47 117 So. Green St. McHenry, 111. Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fridays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. 'til 12 Noon BUT, how about the proper Here s the necessary Food Stuffs to make your Thanksgiving Dinner a Fine Success TOOLS to help you prepare it! /. ^W „ ffgl -g?*. All Purpose Stainless Steel Flint Stainless Vanadurim BASTER 4 Pc. Set Pyrex • • Carving Sets.. . I095 *1595 We&rever - Aluminum Solid Bottom Set of 4 ANGEL FOOD Link - Enameled CAKE PAN ROASTER Holds 25 lb. Fowl - 30 lb. Roast $ Cake Decorator Set ALUMINUM ROASTER WEAR-EVER Insures Good Coffee Seryllml Nee-Action Stainless 'EELER . . . . 29* 12 Cup Wearever Aluminum Percolator $4.75 PIE PANS For The Well Dressed Fowl SKEWERS SHEET METAL SHOP McHenry. I1L HARDWARE Green Street PHONE 98