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Restored sign to serve as beacon of transplanted diner

Monday, March 16, 2009

By Justin Mason (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

For more than three decades, the giant neon Chuck Wagon Diner sign stayed on a shelf Gale Weatherby built in the garage of her mother’s Chicago residence.
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