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n _Jhuraday, December 18> 1958 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER / CLASSIFIED I AL ESTATE 3^|$Et)ROOM HOME for sale. Living room with fireplace. A1J large rooms. Attached garage, gas heat. Also * xoom furnished apt. attached, provides a dit'onal- income. Call Wonder Lake 5654. ^ 44-ci 1 REAL-ESTATE 2 year* old rarich in beautiful subdivision. 3 bedrooms, birch Lichen, full basement. Must sacrifice., Job transfer out of state. Full price $14,500. Only $1,500 down, balance on contract. A. buy that can't be beat. 3 bedroom ranch, fireplace, 3 car garage. Large corner lot. $17,500/$1,000 down takes this place, balance on contract. LOST AND FOUND LOST -- One night of pleasure if you are among the few who haven't heard the organ melodies of Eddy Ray featured at Lenny's Tap, Rt. 14, Crystal Lake. 33 FOUND -- An evening of full enjoyment listening to the music of Eddy Ray at the organ nightly at Lenny's Tap, Rt. 14, Crystal Lake. 33 MISCELLANEOUS livfer. lot in McHenry. 200 df£t to shopping. Sea wall in This lot worth well over $7,000. Will take $5,000. 2 bedroom completely furnished and decorated home. Private boat pier on river, fully landscaped, also 12x20 garage. $15,000. Small down payment -- balance on contract. PERSONAL--Mary, all is forgiven. I will take you to Lenny's Tap to hear Eddy Ray play those beautiful melodies. Lenny's Tap, Rt. 14, Crystal Lake. 33 Pine Tree Tower will be CLOSED from MONDAY, DEC. ,22 ^ until MONDAY, JAN. 5 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year To Everyone 33 Hpmemaking Tips (hVo have over 50 homes priceJ from $6,500 to $60,000. We can also build you a home on your lot for as little as $300 down, balance on FHA terms. For jfull information Phone McHenry 430. We are located 2 blocks east of the bridge on Highway 120. HIGH SCHOOL student available evenings or Saturday for general office work and typing. Small office preferred. Write c/o McHenry Plaindealer Box 429. 33 NOTICE *ATLAS BUILDERS & REAL ESTATE 31-tf ACCORDIAN and guitar lessons available now at Steffan's Jewelry and Records- Begin ners and advanced. J-oi further information call McHenrv 123-J. 19-tf TO BE GIVEN AWAY THREE BEDROOM home, full basement, garage; on corner, 3 j lots (2, wooded) fenced; forced | air heat, bath and cabinet : kitchen; lots of closet space. ! McCullom Lake Estates. Sac- ; rifice. ;Phone 971 for appoint- ] ninpt. 29-tf i MODERN 5 ROOM house, au-! tomatic heat, comb, storm & i screen windows, heated garage. $11,90Q. Small down payment, rest 49f. 215 Sheridan Road,. Lakemoor. 33 2 YEAR OLD male pointer to a good hofne. Phone McHenrv The prospect of preparing a festive Christmas dinner complete with a golden brown turkey may present some problems for the new homemaker whose "mom" has always prepared the big meal. Mrs. Mary Hubbard, University of Illinois foods specialist, gives the following check list for thes^> new homemakers. Number of guests. This determines the size of turkey, and the size will determine roasting time and equipment. Turkey sizes are more varied than ever. You can get individual pieces or one-fourth, one1- half or whole birds. Large birds give more meat per pound than small birds. For example, you'll t be money and meat ahead to buy a 24-pound turkey and split it with someone (or freeze half) than to buy a 12-pound bird for your- ._|_gelf- - Generally speaking, allow about one-half pound of ready-to-cook meat per serving. <, And don't forget the guest who would enjoy two or three servings. Equipment. You'll need a shallow pan. rack, skewers, string and, if you like, cheesecloth and meat thermometer. Type of turkey. Whole turkeys generally fall into three categories quick frozen, frozen stuffed and fresh-whole Carefully follow directions on the wrapper for .the first two. remembering that frozen stuffed birds must remain solidly frozen from the store to your oven. If you select a fresh bird, clean it thoroughly (remove pinfeathers, if any), wrap'loosely and store in the refrigerator at 36 to 38 degrees F. unti] ready to use. Then wash with cold water and pat dry before cooking. Stuffing and rooking. Whether or not you like stuffing, the bird will rook best if you at least fill the cavity with bread. Allow three-fourths to one 468. 33 BUYING or ^ SELLING A. H. Gallagher BARGAIN Now is the time to buy water front property! A clean, 2 bedroom home with 2 car garage on a 50x200 lot on the River. About 2 blocks South of bridge. Natural gas heat. Qtezed - screened porch. Comb, storms and screens. Year 'round. Ideal for the small family. Drive past 122 COUNTRY; CLUB DRIVE, then phone me! for appointment to inspect. It's j very well worth while at $15,000. WATCH FOR THE GALLAGHER SIGN 4- H- Gallagher & Associates * OFFICE: FOrest 9-6700 Jinny Gallagher: McHenry 1629 James Roesch: McHenry 3549 33 SITUATION WANTED QflRPENTER WORK wanted, remodeling, additions, garages, kitchen cabinets, roofing and cement. Free estimates. Phone Wonder I|ake 3931. 12-tf ACCOUNTANT -- Diversified and responsible accounting and office experience available by disabled veteran. Proven ability, excellent references. Phone collect after 6 p.m., Lake Qene\^ Circle 5-5836. *32-3 JOB WANTED, part time, full time. Will do anything. Call McHenry 3006. *33 WANTED TOP PRICE PAID for Iron, metals and junk cars Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock -- 1GJ0-M-2. 43-tf WANTED -- Some customers to help me pay the expenses I've incurred to secure Eddy Ray to play the organ for your listening pleasure. Lenny's Tap, Rt. 14, Crystal Lake. 33 WANTED TO BUY WtlrsT A USED electric 2-3 horse motor. Call Wonder Lake 4932, if no answer call McHenry 3458. 33 4 MONTH OLD, all black kittens, to a good home. Phone McHenry 1668. 33 LOVABLE 8 MONTH old black female puppy. Mostly Cocker. Tail clipped and rabies shots. Housebroken and loves children. Call evenings McHenry. 896-R. 33 LE3AL NOTICE State of Illinois ) County of McHenry ) ss IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF McHENRY COUNTY Public notice is hereby given that on February 6th, 1959, being one of the return days in the circuit court of McHenry County, we will file our petition in said court praying for the change of our names from Theodore H. Gumowski and Evelyne C. Gumowski to those of Theodore H. Guy and Evelyn C. Guy respectively, pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided. Dated ,at McHenry, Illinois, December 15th, 1958. Theodore H. Gumowski Evelyne C. Gumowski Joseph X. Waynne, Petitioners' Attorney (Pub. Dec. 18, 23, 30, 1958) cup of stuffing per pouncl of turkey, ready-to-cook weight. Toss the dressing into the cavity; shaking the bird occasionally to settle the dressing. If you pack it in, you will have soggy dressing. >i. . Now fasten the neck skill down with skewers. Then fasten the wings to the back and clqse the adbominal cavity. It's also a good idea to tie the drurU sticks down to the tail. Now to the oven: Place the bird breast down on a rack in an uncovered roasting pan. The broiler pan will do. Do not add water. Then turn breast up for the last 30 minutes to brown if you wish. Large birds (too hard to turn) can be roasted breast up. If you use a low temperature you need not baste a t u r k e y t h a t i s f a i r l y f a t . Roast in a very slow oven (300 to 325 degrees F.) for the required time. A temperature chart is, usually given on the package of most frozen.-turkeys. As a general guide, cook a 10-12-pound bird 4r 2 to 5 hours, and allow an additional 30 minutes to prepare it for seiving arid to make the gravy. Cook larger b i r d s a b o u t 2D m i n u t e s p e r pound, , Test for doneness by temperature or "feel." If you use a meat thermometer, the temperature should register 190 degrees F, when the bulb is resting in the center of the inside thigh musclc adjbining the body cavity. The drumstick meat should feel soft, or the drumstick itself should move easily. When the turkey is about two-thirds done according to the timetable, release the legs by cutting the cord holding the drumsticks so, that the heat can reach the inside thigh. From oven to table. Place the turkey on a large platter, ready for serving. Be sure to have a sharp knife ready for the host when he carves. The secret of good roasting is In use a low oven temperature and to allow_plenty of roasting time. It isn't necessary to salt the bird or cover it with ! cheesecloth dipped in unsalted j fat. but you may do so if you j wish. i Page Seven LEGALS NOTICE . The Village of Lakemoor will sell on January 8, 1959 at 8:30 P.M., at the Firehouse in Lakenioor, one 1949 Ford Pickup 1 ruck to the highest bidder. Submit .sealed bids to Richard J. Hyatt. Village Clerk, Lakemoor, McHenry, 111. Truck can bo seen at McDermott Building in Lakemoor. By Order of the Village Board of Lakemoor. Claude F. McDermott ! President i (Pub. Dec. . 18, 1959) | ESTABLISH RECORD National Tea Co. sales for the four weeks ending Nov. 29 hit another new record for any four-week operating period in the company's fifty-nine history, according to an announcement by H. V. McNamara, president of the big mid-west food chain. Sales for the four weeks ending November 29, 1958 totaled $63,347,901, which was an increase of $3,389,912 over the corresponding period of 1957, resulting in a gain of 5.65 per cent over last year. SHOP IN McHENRY MISSIONARY SPEAKS TO FARM BUREAU GROUP Tft6 public is invited to see the colored slides and hear the story to be presented by Jack Loshbough when he is guest speaker at the Farm Bureau Management association meeting tonight, Dec. 18, in Westwood school auditorium Woodstock, at 8 p.m. Mr. Loshbaugh, a member of the Wonder Lake Bible church before becoming a missionary, plans to tell about agriculture in the Belgian Congo and to express his first hand impressions of the African negro'" struggle for "liberty and inde pendence. He will explain the strategic position the mission* I ary finds himself in, in the : world-wide conflict between | democracy and communism, j Norman Specht, fieldman for the FBFM service in the coun- | ty, will tell the newest provisions of the tax laws on social security ind income at the I meeting. 48 percent of Labor Day <1957 Labor Day weekend) fatal traffic accidents involved a drinking driver. 1 V.F.W. GALA i LEGAL NOTICE j By the authority invested in :mo as constable in ahd for McHenry .County, I will offer for sale, subject to leins and chattels. one Studebaker automobile. Motor No. 273403: Serial No. 834648. at 11 A.M., Jan. 10th.. 1959. at Biicherts Garage, Front Street, McHenry. E. R. MURPHY Constable i Pub. Dec. 18. 1959) Special holiday studies by the National Safety Council showed that 55 per cent of the Christmas season fatal traffic accidents involved a drinking driver. No man ever stands more erect than when he stoops to help his neighbor. New Inspiration For Old-Timer NewY ears tve Wednesday, Dec. 31st E Music by THE NITE OWLS FOOD WILL BE $2.50 Per Person NOISEMAKERS • FAVORS BALLOONS 9:00 P.M. Til ? Phone McHenry FOR RESERVATIONS A wonderful old-timer, stuffed cabbage leaves or cabbage rolls whichever you prefer to call them, is better than ever in its brown-rich, oniony sauce made with canned condensed onion soup. A new inspiration is the tasty corned beef hash-chili sauce •stuffing for the cabbage leaves. With the Hash 'n' Cabbage Rolls, serve buttered canned peas, crunchy radishes, celery and spicedjcrabapples, salt sticks and peach pie with thick cream. Hash V Cabbage Rolls 4 large (or 8 medium size) '/4 cup chili sauce cabbage leaves 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 can (1 lb.) corned beef hash 1 can condensed onion soup Cook cabbage leaves in enough water to cover until slightly tender, about 10 minutes; drain. Mix hash and chili sauce. Put a mound of hash in each leaf; fold in edges and roll leaf, fastening with toothpicks. Mix cornstarch and soup; cook until thickened, stirring. Put cabbage rolls in soup;,cover and simmer until cabbage is tender, 30 to 40 minutes. Four servings. BAR-BELL SET. Henry 2073-R. Tel. 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