The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

oNO?* t i f f Christmas Memories Warmed by Tea Break rvt ,ss aasMavfw fjiflgauT. « SOAH - KSLMao^iAJH YiivtaibM or TviaMSUimK PLAINDEALER - 9AGB » - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER fL mt4j derful time of nostalgia, a At Christmastime, many of us indulge in daydreams, lapsing gently into visions of yesteryear. It's a won- a traditional Thanksgiving Day dinner awaits you. Fsatsrisg ROAST TURKEY ROAST DUCK Plus our regular menu \v<< -'vtf'.w?\ ••' Salad Bar Included For groups of 10 or more, turkey served family style. Ml you can eat for only $4.95 SINCE 1921 "Food thot cr«aM* conversation" MoJarcrtdH cards accoptod Phone 815-678-6617 Ms. IS A St retreat from the commer­ cial hustle-and-bustle of crowded stores into sweet remembrances of the past. A time for fa'mily together­ ness, a time for old friends, old sights, aromas, emo­ tions and traditions.. The real sense of Christ­ mas (past and present) of­ ten is centered around the kitchen table where a friendly cup of tea and a wedge of homemade cake symbolize the warmth of this special season. For your holiday tea break, treat yourself to an exhila­ rating taste dear to Ameri­ can hearts -- the popular Constant Comment tea from R. C. Bigelow, a unique blend flavored with orange and sweet spices. Or sip a tea bound to stir up a fond new tradition -- Cinnamon Stick, Lemon Lift or Rose Carden -- all inspired by old-fashioned recipes. To serve with these fine teas, hark back to a rich- in-heritage cake, spicy and chock-full of plump raisins and a dash of spirits. This not-too-sweet fruitcake makes a wonderful after- *W,c companiment to the subtle taste of tea. ; Too, Christmas can be ex- " panded into many months of enjoyment by giving gifts of tea. Select from Bigelow's collections in at­ tractive packages. They are perfect for discriminating tea drinkers. Somehow an aromatic cup of tea transports your spirit right back to memo­ ries of a more leisurely era. It's the perfect brew to re­ lax with -- when writing cards, making shopping lists, wrapping gifts or sim­ ply wheh a neighbor drops by to chat. Isn't that the true meaning of Christmas?, Holiday Teatime Cake (Makes 9-inch tube cake) 1 cup butter or margarine I cup firmly packed dark brown sugar Crated rind of 1 large lemon 4 eggs* cup Irish or rye whiskey 3/s cups sifted all-purpose flour Js teaspoon each: salt, baking soda and allspice lJs cups each: dark seedless raisins, golden m . .. raisins incl dried currants K cup (4 ounce jar) red glad cherries, chopped Cream together butter, sugar and lemon peel in large bowl; add eggs 1 at a time, beating after each addition. Stir in whiskey. Sift together flout, salt, soda and allspice; combine with fruits. Gradually mix fruit, flour mixture into butter mixture. Turn into greased and foil-lined 9-inch tube pan; spread evenly. Bake in 350° oven IX hours or until cake tests done. Cool on rack 1 hour; re­ move from pan and con­ tinue cooling. Keep well- wrapped in foil. Serve with one of the Bigelow Special Blend Teas. A Child's dristias & h* .rm SUPER SKI PACKAGE i j'.'.-.ty SAVI $M MUNSON'S WINTER SPECIAL SAVK $«a MUNS8W* ACTING PACKAGE ATTENTION X-COUNTRY SKIERS f m FOR LESS JUNIOR SMASH m »14•" *199" i j f i - >109" *ior» Httllii «Ms •K2 ActlM USA Ski* •SMsaPftsftfNsSMs HtorUcs Jsntar Sssts •TynSiSTJr. SMtofi ••errscoasn MM •SsMy Straps A Ski Tlss •SSSNMEFPNN •Sstoy Straps 4 SUTtss •SUtosi Tssrtaf Bssk \ •aswssraasra Pste •SaMy Straps 4 SMTIss n I WMMOT SKI LESSON | , I W/PUMCHASi |CTFKG.ICOUFOW | fvOMv s »Oi DO in wore# Tum., Thurs. 9 am4 pm W«d.,Frl»am-9pm Sat., Sun.9am-5pm Ctoaad Monday MUNSON MARINE m.1t,V«to.iabMto • MASS M«MI si Fan Late Ptwna 312-SM-S6M Happy Holiday Centerpieces and Arrangements Visit Our Showroom and Greenhouse For Holiday ideas with Flowers and Plants- Date To Remember SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 12 to 5 P.M. Gift Ideas Throughout the Shop. Door Prizes & Refreshments Living, loving holiday gifts. Send Our FTD McHenry Floral Co. senauurhiu J ̂ Season's Greeter Wf S08 So. Rte. 31 McHenry A Bouquet. Phone 385-0404 Children love to fanta­ size, especially at Christ­ mas-time and this holiday season's fashions are sure to delight their most whim­ sical moods. Ethnic looks seem made just to order for the young set, for wearing to holiday parties or for receiving as gifts. Little girls will look ador­ able in the latest peasant skirts with full-sleeved blouses and vests. Hand- smocked dresses, apron looks, and lots of eyelet all contribute to the folk-fash- • ion effect. Velveteens, laces, taf­ fetas and ribbon trims will be making the party scene, sometimes in the whimsical form of overalls! For casual holiday wear, sweaters are hooded, often ethnically striped, usually bright and bold. Other sweater looks are glittery for the season. Slick looks are favored also, with cir€ capes and jackets taking a shine to the holidays. The American Indian in­ fluence is evident this sea­ son as beads and feathers add a native touch to young fashions, while Ka* buki sleeving and obi sash­ ing reflect the Orient. Legs Shimmer and Shine for Holidaya Legs reflect the excite­ ment of the season with hosiery that literally shim­ mers and shines. Knee-highs with silver metallic streaks, or in shiny nylon add a touch of glitter to younger fashions. Pantyhose glitters and shines in nylon silvers and golds, sometimes provoca­ tively seamed with Lurex. Completing the spar­ kling holiday picture are gold and silver sandals or embroidered slippers for leisure.