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>>0" t r nqi^wo' / , / \ . i . j ; .y(Wi • mi . JM/M «,• - «> , t PAGE 22-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1982 Season's Greetings THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM THE STAFF AND MANAGEMENT OF LITTLE CHEF RESTAURANT 1332 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY 385-9752 vom GIVE THE GIFT OF BEAUTY! Gift Certificates From Shear Honesty Beauty Salon p 3325 W. ELM (ROUTE 120) McHENRY, ILLINOIS 385-8567 The ultimate travel present -- Circle Pacific and Orient Odyssey ott QE2 CRAFTS & GIFTS 1219 N.Green St. McHenry, III. 344-0060 1* CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE AVAILABLE OPEN SUNDAYS THRU DECEMBER 10:00 AM 3:00 PM 1 I CANVAS ' 5K i&RMAMIIIIS_ j HOLIDAY SPECIAL PRICE 3?sr° i | (COUPON VALID 11 /23/82-12/5/*J)̂ c0up0N vau0 *J "^W™™E™NC^0UNTEDCR0SS'STITCH™™ SUPPLIES AND CLASSES Holiday shoppers stumped for fantastical gift ideas might well consider a deluxe vaca­ tion on QE2. Among the superliner's wide range of cruise offerings is the most extravagant cruise vacation offered on the market today -- sailing in QE2's split-level penthouse suites for her 61-day Circle Pacific and Orient Odyssey. The prestigious three room apartments, costing $230,000 for the 61-day voyage leaving Los Angeles January 31,1983, are the most deluxe and most expensive accommodations on any ship in the world. Custom built and added to the superliner in 1977 for about a million dollars, the apartments each have two bedrooms including a large split level bedroom/sitting room; two bathrooms; private outdoor patios; walk-in ward­ robes and closet; refrigerators; bar; large amounts of dresser and storage space; stereo units; and luxurious American and European furniture. Their mood is described as "tran­ quil and timeless" by the designers, Dennis Lennon and Partners of London. The two suites are named the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth Suites after the two famous Cunard transatlantic liners. They are situated on the sig­ nal deck, the highest level of QE2 immediately forward of the Queen Anne and Trafalgar duplex suites. The latter ac­ commodations are priced at $205,000 for the 61-day The Circle Pacific and Ori- .ent Odyssey leaves from Los Angeles January 31, 1983 and from San Francisco February 1. In just 61 days, QE2 will visit the most celebrated Pacific and Orient destina­ tions, including China. The itinerary includes such ports of call as Tahiti, Cook Island, Sydney, Bali, Singa­ pore, Bangkok, Yokohama and Honolulu. Shorter two, three and four week cruises of the Pacific and Orient are also available with five air fare to join QE2 in a number of exotic ports. An example of one of these segments is a 17-day cruise where passengers fly free to Hong Kong and sail back to Los Angeles calling in Quin dao (China). Kobe, Yoko­ hama, Honolulu and Kona. Fares begin at $3,665 includ­ ing free air from the passen- ger's hometown to Hong Kong. Another unique, but short­ er. ultra deluxe travel gift is called "Best of Britain" and is offered later in the year in conjunction with QE2's trans­ atlantic crossings, April through Decemoer 1983. The two-week cruise vaca­ tion includes First Class ac­ commodations to Europe on QE2; a week's stay at the recently refurbished Ritz in London, a chauffeured Roils Royce for sightseeing; and a return flight on British Air­ ways' Concorde. The suites and other deluxe accommodations as well as more modest ones are avail­ able on all QE2 voyages and, in fact, any QE2 holiday would be a dazzling gift. Weighing in at 67,107 tons, with 13 passenger decks and almost an acre of open deck space, the QE2 is virtually a floating city. The ship's newest feature is the famed Golden Door health spa. Facilities have been designed to meet the exacting standards of the original Golden Door, end they are open to all passengers free of charge. (Visitors to the Cali­ fornia spa pay $2,000 a week for its services.) The program, supervised by Golden Door directors, offers dance exercise, par- cours, jogging, water exer­ cise, swimming classes, yoga and more. Passengers can even enjoy the Golden Door's slimming but detectable nou- 1 velle cuisine in the dining rooms. Among her many other facilities, the QE2 sports four restaurants, four swimming pools, a sauna, a miniature golf course, practice golf and tennis cages, a shopping arcade, a hairdresser and bar­ ber, a children's playroom, six bars, a casino, a-disco, night clubs, a theater, full banking facilities, a florist, hospital, kennel, photo shop, a daily newspaper, laundry facilities and a world wide sat­ ellite communications system. For further information about QE2 deluxe vacations including the Circle Pacific and Orient Odyssey cruise and "Best of Britain," contact local travel agents or Cunard Line, 555 Fifth Avenue, New Yoik.NY 10017. h -y ! WHERE THE EXPECTANT MOTHER CAN EXPECT THE VERY BEST holiday Special jeanette Brushed Corduroy Pants $15" ' Featuring Styles By Jeanette Corey of California Chas L. Lewis Leading Lady PC's MATERNITY BOUTIQUE 3106 WEST ROUTE 120 ttl» McHENRY, ILLINOIS I515' IS:MMMS. 1MHU. 1M CMSC* W».I MMT