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PAGE 10-SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER-FRI.. NOV. 23, 1973 Christmas Hostess Gifts Useful All Year Long Good cooks need good cooking equipment. Versatile appliance* make gourmet cooking easy. Here, the "Quintisserie" by Ronson performs five culinary functions. Multiple Use Appliances Bring Smiles Holiday gift giving is not limited to youngsters. The spirit of peace on Earth, goodwill toward man that heralds the Yuletide season is ageless. 'Tis the season to be joliy... a time when fam­ ily and friends exchange gifts as tokens of love and friendship. This year give a gift that expresses your feelings, and will be enjoyed throughouti the entire year. One such gift is the "Quintisserie" by Ronson, a truly magnificent appliance that performs five culinary functions with ease ... And does it at the dining table ... in the kitchen ... or on the patio or terrace. The "Quintisserie's" ability to excel as a rotisserie, grid­ dle, grill, broiler or fryer sep­ arates it from other portable appliances. It is the ideal Christmas gift for the woman or man who truly enjoys good cook­ ing and good cooking equip­ ment ... Someone who will not settle for anything but the finest. You can be sure of making SaltonKr^^ a woman to cook hours ahead, place her dishes on a Hotray warmer, and .it down with her family or guests when they are ready. There are ten s.zes from which to choose. that someone happy by put­ ting a "Quintisserie" under the tree. Attractive food warmers from which the hostess can serve her own prepared-in- advance specials piping hot to her guests rate high on the Christmas Gift Giving lists. For over twenty years, host­ esses and busy homemakers have discovered and used the famous Salton electric Hot- ray food warmer. The Hotray warmer allows a woman to cook at her most fanciful, place her finished dishes on a Hotrav warmer, and hold dinner in suspended anima­ tion until her guests and family are ready for dinner. Hotray warmers are a par­ ticularly thoughtful gift for holiday entertaining. They range in sizes and prices from $7.50 to $54.50. The most sumptuous ver­ sions of the Hotray come in three serving cart models. Their price range is from $75.00 for the Mayfair to $220.00 for a very large buffet model. The warmer pictured meas­ ures 2434 " x 734 " and retails for $21.95 in fine stores across HORHSBYS family centers * -- OPEN DAILY 9 til 9 SUNDAY 9 til 6 McHENRY MARKET PLACE, 4400 W. Rte. 120 SANTA V FRIDAY, NOV. 23rd 11:00 - 3:00 SATURDAY, NOV. 24th DEC. 1,8,15, & 22 1:00 to 4:00 SUNDAY, NOV. 25, DEC. 2,9,16, & 23 1:00 to 4:00 * -PLUS }/J FREE CANDY & BALL0NS FOR THE KIDS Santa makes his offical entrance to McHeniy this week-end and has stocked our store full for* boys and girts of all ages. We have the largest and most complete selection of toys in the McHeniy land area. the country. Salton also offers for par­ ty or day-to-day living and giving other small electrical appliances: a bread and bun warmer to keep breads oven- fresh; an electric juicer for nutrition and taste; an egg cooker/poacher to boil up to eight eggs or to poach four the "Filtercup" coffee ex­ tractor, which makes the most delicious coffee avail­ able; a coffee grinder for fresh roasted flavor. Not only are the Salton products precision-engineer­ ed to do their job to perfec­ tion, but they are also design award winners. * CampingDad 1 Now Joined By Family Every year, more and more camping equipment is being placed under the family Christmas tree. And people aren't waiting until spring to use their gifts, because winter camping is growing tremendously as a family- style recreation. A few years ago, cold- weather camping was usually reserved for men. It was "roughing it" in the purest (Tjn sense. Now, women and chil- dren are joining in on the winter fun . . . and enjoying it fully. According to Murray Crow- der, noted outdoor writer and a member of Sears, Roebuck and Co. Sports Advisory Staff, "winter camping is now snowballing in popularity just as summer camping did 10 years ago." The main reason, explained Crowder, is the advent of new, vastly improved tents, sleeping bags, and outdoor clothing. For instance, mod­ ern tents are lightweight, wind-proof and constructed of nylon or similar man-made fibers. In addition, attractive designs and bright colors ap­ peal to the feminine tastes. Today's sleeping bags are neither bulky nor heavy and provide great warmth. Mod­ ern bags, made of synthetic fibers, are non-allergenic and heat-retaining. In many cases, they are nearly equal to pure goose down and much less expensive. "The new Catalytic heaters are also a big boon to winter camping," he added. "They're ^•^1 completely safe, portable and Mail will keep any tent interior warm and comfortable." But, according to Crowder, other factors are also contri­ buting to the popularity of winter camping. Snowmobil- ing and skiing are luring campers outdoors during the winter. In fact, a growing number of franchise camp­ grounds are staying open through the snowy months for snowmobile campers. And their business is brisk. "Above all else, winter camping provides uncrowded campgrounds, scenic beauty ^ and a sense of freedom," Crowder added.