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IVUiK 13 • IM.AINDK.U.KR - WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6.1978 Shop weeknighls 'til y Saturdays, 5:30. Sunday 11:30-4:30 in Elgin, 12-5 in Crystal Lake WRAP UP CHRISTMAS WISHES HERE. f i r s t f o r ( a s h i o n [ I q w [ r y s u l U k c T ~ The reason you look so good... Campus Casuals. Left: fully lined georgette circle skirt. Rose, S-M-L, 46.00. Georgette blouse with roll tab sleeves, scarf tie. Rose, S-M-L, 26.00. Right: lined 100% cotton velvet button front blazer. Black, 6-16, 60.00. Circle skirt has side seam pockets. Black, 6-16, 42.00. Georgette blouse with shawl collar. Rose, S-M-L, 30.00. B E T T E R S P O R T S W E A R . E L G I N & ( R Y S T A I L A K E Ship 'n Shore For a Very Feminine You Poly-crepe for the larger size lady. Left: 4olman sleeve blouse with la/pack collar. Rose, 38-44, 22.00. Right: shirred yoke back and front, with round collar, string tie. Beige, 38-44, 20.00 1 A R G F S I Z E S P O R T S W E A R , E L G I N A N [ ) C R Y S T A L L A K E WSJ BUY WITH CASH OR YOUR S P I E S S C R E D I T C A R D Bd"* AfWriCJfd ft o ' J 1 \ Jones of New York in "Pink Bisque Glaze" Beautiful fully lined 1009o wool ensembles. Low V-neck vest, 6-16, 40.00. Single pleat pant with pockets, 6-16, 66.00. Ruffle sleeve jac- quard blouse, cream, 6-16, 44.00. Slim skirt, side slit, 6-16, 56.00. Single button spencer jacket, shawl collar, 6-16, 94.00. Shawl collar jacquard blouse, cream, 6-16,42.00. U P D A T E D S P O R T S W E A R . E L G I N A N D C R Y S T A 1 L A K E POETS CORNER •V* THE SHABtiY COATS There were told old shabby, worn-out coats Hist hung behind the door Now one was dark, the other light- Both cast-offs, nothing more. But neither was contented As they hung there side by side; Each thought himself the better Thus they hung, in selfish pride. So as God makes up his patterns, A masterpiece so rare, He calls on all the races - There is no preference there. He takes the dark and light ones, The heavens and the blue; He summons it together To give us life anew. The black or white, the rich or poor. To Him are nothing more Than the two old shabby, worn-out coats That hung behind that door Pearl Weber Carestoel Resident December, 1978 Hail To December say they all. It gave to the earth our Christ, the Lord' •J.K. Hoyt. The last month of the year, the end of 1978, is at hand--and the years seem to pass faster and. faster. On the 2nd, in 1823, President James Monroe promulgated the Monroe Doctrine (now largely aban­ doned); on the 4th in 1783, days after British troops had evacuated New York City, General Washington made his farewell address to his officers. On the 5th, in 1782, the eighth President of the United States, Martin Van Buren, was born at Kinderhook, N.Y., descended from Dutch immigrants. The 6th is the feast of St. Nicholas--in Greek and Latin churches. Little is known about him but the Germans identified him as Santa Claus and this has made the name well known in all countries. On the morning of the 7th, in 1941, Japan sneak-attacked Pearl Harbor and brought the United States into World War II. The 7th is also Delaware Day and on the 10th, in 1817, Mississippi was admitted to the Union. The 10th is Wyoming Day and the 11th Indiana Day. On the 12th, in 1799, George Washington died at Mount Vernon and on the 15th, 1791, the first ten amendments were ratified to become a part of the Constitution. Winter arrives on the 22nd.at 12:21 a.m., EST. hViA NI Santa's coming to Wards. Hey, kids! Have breakfast with Santa. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. Dec. 9,16 Make your reaervations now. Phone S1S-459-3120 % Breakfast includes: • Scrambled egg • Toast with jelly • Cup of Nestle'# hot chocolate . . . and a gift from Santa Claus. 99" Don't forget to bring your camera. ADDED SPECIAL Enter our Christmas coloring contest. PRIZES TO BE AWARDED Sec Food Service cashier for details. Have jolly good /VU )M1(,( )/V\E KV E L G I N F R E E P A R K I N G C R Y S T A L L A K E F R F f P A R K . N G J A N E P A G E . P E R S O N A L S H O P P E R T,d* --dito, tHit ? hour, Htc» E#,r D<rie* «ttry .0(0 Sp*« thru tncioMd .imp . hm to. ?J00 cm « CytM MM . h* « 741-4J0Q Nr McHwry CuMy (toft cm to. .1 cWlM *00 hoBday' IW SHI J BUFFETERIA 105 Northwest Highway Crystal Lake •15-4594120