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I PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1975 h Points Of Interest Are Recalled By Travelers ART LEAGUE SPEAKER - A1 Sallustio, Woodstock fiber artist, will address the Northland Area Art League Oct. 24 at 8 p.m. at St. Mary's church, Woodstock. He will show slides oi his work and talk about macrame as an art form. Sallustio, who teaches macrame at McHenry County college, is a recent first place winner in the three-dimensional category at the Cary Grove Art Fair. "I believe," says Sallustio, that macrame is a valid media for artistic expression and hope my talk will show this." The Northland Area Art league invites anyone interested in fiber art to attend Sallustio's presentation. Invites See 4-H Public To Superstar Concert McHenry county 4-H members invite the public to join them to see "Jesus Christ Superstar" at the Shubert theatre in Chicago Friday, Oct. 24. Transportation, pizza dinner and the show are included in the evening out. A bus w ill leave Woodstock at 4:4f) p.m. Friday afternoon and arrive back at approximately midnight. Those interested in attending this performance in its last days in Chicago, should stop by the Extension office at 11909 McConnell road in Woodstock and purchase tickets. Edward Adams is presented an honorary recognition certificate from regional Postmaster General Clarence Gels in commemoration of his almost twenty-two years of postal service by Postmaster Leroy Smith. Edward Adams Recognized For Postal Service Edward Adams, a lifelong resident of the Johnsburg area, has retired from long service with the McHenry Post office. He began his service as a substitute rural carrier at the McHenry office and was promoted through the years until he reached the position of clerk in charge of all outgoing dispatches He was presented with a money gift from his fellow employees at a small gathering at the post office as a memento ol his retirement, , effective Oct. 10. * Adams used only one-half a day sick leave during these * twentv two vears of service. Postmaster LeRoy Smith said the good reputation the postal service enjoys is built on the loyal service of people like him, and the certificate com­ mended him for his con­ tribution to the efforts for a better service. Congratulations have been extended by his friends and fellow workers, as well as best wishes for many years of happy retirement. Editor's Quote Book In commitment, we dash the hopes of a thousand potential selves. Buying Broilers When buying a counter-top rotisserie-broijer, choose one that 's easy to clean Make sure that all parts come apart for cleaning and that the rack and pan are immersible in sudsy water (by Fathet William O. Hanner, rector emeritus of Holy Comforter church, Episcopal, Kenilworth) When we arose on the mor­ ning of the twenty-fourth we found there had been a stiff freeze during the night. I remembered scraping ice off the windshield was a tough job sol surrendered to temptation and ran the motor for ten minutes. The inside of the car was warm, the windows clear. After an early breakfast we headed south. We dropped south on county G out of Rhinelander enjoying the sun through the leaves in the early^ light. Frost had crusted trees and grasses. Beside the multi-colored leaves we had a "begemmed forest about us. Sparkles were added to the colors. County route G wanders about the woods emerging near Pelican lake (where did they get that name from? I don't believe any respectable pelican would get that far away from warmth and salt water). We picked up Route 47 (45 too) near Pelican lake, where I stopped for picture taking. The colors were mirrored in the lake, white birch gave in­ teresting groups of parallel lines. It was easy to frame your photos. Another car stopped. Another hobby photographer got out. "Be careful dear," said his wife, "Don't waste your film. We've just started." (The eternal mother instinct.) After Antigo there were no more displays of color. We were a day or two early for it in this countryside. Before long we came to an Indian Co-op. There are numerous tribes in Wisconsin: Menominee, Ojibways, Oniedas, Chippewas, and others. We stopped to look over their wares. Thirty-five years ago Mrs. Hanner bought a woven basket from the Menominees for $4. On this day she bought a slightly larger one for $15. The old one is still strong. Now we have two when we go to the St. Martin's Farm fair, southwest of Milwaukee. 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We have spent time with them in Fond du Lac where their mother house is and in Bay Shore, Long Island where they maintain a retreat house. We made arrangements to go around and call on the new Mother, Mother Boniface. This is a most fitting name for the mother for she was born a German citizen in Germany. St. Boniface is the Apostle of the Germah nation, lived from 680-754. She first became in­ terested in the Church through U.S. Army chaplains in the Army of Occupation. At first she sang in their choirs, was confirmed and eventually came to this country, where, in California, she became associated with the Order of the Holy Nativity and was even­ tually professed. A year or two back she was elected the Reverend Mother. I had long been aware that with the unrest of our times several of our orders had lost numbers and faced distressing difficulties. The Sisters of whom I write were such an order. But the Mother reported to me a busy convent, a full Novitiate (women preparing for profession in the order). The novices were college graduates, one had taught on college level, another had been an officer in the WACS in the Army, another was a nurse R.N. The mother was en­ thusiastic .She laughed and said. "God has rained blessings on this Order till I am exhausted taking advantage of them." This means He is raining blessings on Christians. Maybe those of us who have been discouraged at times had better render thanks and take new courage. 1 gave thanks to God for the witness of this happy, holy, industrious and courageous woman. I came home enthused all over again for my order. Somehow in His good time may God's Kingdom come In the meanwhile we had all better work harder, witness better and be thankful. The next day we left bright and early and were soon home watching the coming of the colors to Illinois and the busy fall season. Look up everyone. God is not dead. He still does great things when He finds a man or woman through whom He can work. Charity begins at home if it begins. Terry Fluger Is Enrolled In Bible Institute Terry L. Fluger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Fluger of McHenry, has enrolled as a first year student at the Oak Hills Bible institute of Bemidji, Minn. The school is non- denominational and its students' church background are in sixteen or more different denominations and many in­ dependent churches. Several are the children of pastors and foreign missionaries. * * * * Ignorance is not an as­ set to anything. THE ROSE CARRIAGE introduces their Autumn Line! FEATURING SIZES: 12% TO 24% • DRESSES • LONG DRESSES • SUITS • PANTSUITS • SPORTSWEAR I, The Rose Carriage l NEXT TO FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN (AT REAR OF PROPERTY) 21 E. Crystal Lake Ave., Crystal Lake, 111.1 815-459-6550 HOURS: Daily 9:30-5:30 Wed. 9:00-1:00 Fri. 9:30-8:30 \w> * RESERVE Open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. any pattern, any color, in any of 3 great floors! 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