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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-09-17, Page 5THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1986. PAGE 5. Special day for UCW Henry Van Keulen was a centre of attention when he arrived at the Brussels Flying Club’s Fly-in Sunday morning in this armed forces jet helicopter. Henry, a CP Air pilot, serves in the armed forces reserve. He now lives in the Holland Marsh area. More than 30 planes flew into Brussels Sunday morning for the Fly-in Breakfast of the Brussels Flying Club. Here some of the visitors are seen in a view from Gerrit Van Keulen’s plane above county road 16. On Sept. 11, 26 members of the Sunshine Unit of the Blyth U.C.W. and guests Rev. Ken Bauman and Mrs. Bauman sat down to a full-course noon day luncheon in the church's lower hall. It was arranged by Selena Machan and Grace Easom, assisted by Daisy Hollister, Evalena Webster, Mary Hoonaard and Lillian Riehl. This meeting each year is considered special, as it affords plenty oftime for fellowship during the meal and in the parlour before the worship. In fact, at the close of this one, everyone seemed loathe to leave. Rena Watt and Mollie Grant conducted a refreshing worship service in which, through shared readings and a poem, they brought out the fact that there is no more importantplaceio demonstrate one’s Christ-like life style than in one’s living area whether it be in a rural or an urban one. “We should let our religion walk right down main street,” they said. Ella Richmond was at the piano for the hymns. Catherine Caldwell introduced the new Study - the study of problems of “Native Peoples around the World.” She read excellent articles on this subject, showing that land claims are the natives’ chief concern. Such places as Australia, Africa, Chile, Nicaragua, Alberta were mentioned. Co-leader Marjorie East chaired the remainder of the meeting. Treasurer Evelyn Smith gave an excellent report on finances, as did Mary Holland, treasurer for sum­ mer catering. The largest number served at a theatre dinner was 101, excluding the opening night (145), and at a luncheon, 97. Evalena Webster thanked all for their co-operation, their donations of vegetables, etc. for the caterings. Gene Snell gave the “birthday money” report and Lenora David­ son’s card report showed that she had been busy for two months and more dispatching birthday, get- well and sympathy cards. Marjorie East noted that the time for handing in the “travelling aprons’ ’ is just a little over two months away. She urged its rapid circulation. The announcements revealed that the next meeting is the Thankoffering meeting on Oct. 5 at which Kim Crawford, niece of Susan Howson, will describe with pictures her trip to Africa this past summer. Members remember her very interesting presentation at the Thankoffering service two years ago on her trip to Australia, and both ladies and gentlemen will not want to miss the Oct. 5 Sunday evening. The dates for the Harvest Bonanza are Oct. 29 - Nov. 1. Work on it, begun months ago, is now intensifying. Its first receipts were received at this meeting at which Mary Hoonaard sold 15 dozen of her choice tulip bulbs. Marjorie East closed the meet­ ing with prayer. Women's Institute Continued from page 3 Walton on Oct. 6 at 9:30 a.m. The next meeting, Oct. 2, will feature a presentation, “create an individual wardrobe” with Gayle King at 8 p.m. followed by a business meeting in Memorial Hall. Visitors are welcome. THE FASTEST THING ON TWO NEEDLES SWEATER To Fit 30 32 34 36 38 40 in 76 81 86 91 97 102 cm Actual size 32 34 36 38 40 42 in 81 86 91 9/102 107 cm Full length 22 22 22 22 22 22 in 56 56 56 56 56 56 cm Sleeve length 1672 16'/2 16’2 16’/2 1672 I6V2 in 42 42 42 42 42 42 cm The back Remember to check your tension using correct needle size for yarn chosen. Using No 3mm or 3%mm needles cast on 95(101 107 113 119 125) sts 1st Row.—S!, k1. * p1. k1, rep from ’ to last st, k1 2nd Row.—SI. * p1, k1, rep from ’ to end Pep 1st and 2nd rows 11 times Change to No 33/4mm or 4mm needles and proceed in st-st until work measures 1 2in or 30cm, ending on wrong side Next Row.-Knit to end Next Row.— SI, purl to last st. kl Work 6 rows dec once at neck edge only in every row 24(24 26 26 28 29] Sts Cont without shaping until armhole measures same as The 8ack, ending on right side Shape Shoulder Next Row.—Cast off 1 2(1 2 1 3 13 14 14] sts purlways purl to last st. k1 Next Row.-SI. knit to end Cast off rem 1 2(1 2 :1 313 14 14] sts purlways Sew up right shoulder seam 1 Pair No 4mm (UK8-USA5)and No. 3'Amm (UK10 - USA3) Knitting Needles or the size required to give the correct tension 1 No 19mm Knitting Needle 1 No 10mm (UK000 - USA1 5) Knitting Needle Shape Armholes Cast off 9(1 2 1 3 16 1 7 20] sts at beg of next 2 rows 77(77 81:81 85 85] sts Cont without shaping until armholes measure 10in or 25cm, ending on wrong side Shape Shoulders Cast off 12] 1 2 13 13:14 14] sts at beg of next 4 rows Break off yarn, slip rem 29 Sts onto a thread Secrets DK 50gm balls 6 6 7 7 8 8 1 Pair No 3%mm (UK9 - USA4) and No 3mm (UK1 1 - USA2) Knitting Needles or the size required to give the correct tension 1 No 19mm Knitting Needle 1 No 10mm (UK000 — USA15| Knitting Needle The quantities of yarn stated are based on average requirements and are therefore approximate The front Remember to check your tension using correct needle size for yarn chosen. Using No 3mm or 3%mm needles cast on 95(101 107 113 1 19 1 25| sts 1st Row. -S1, k1, ' p1. k1, rep from * to last st, k1 2nd Row.-S 1, * pl, k1, rep from ’ to end Rep 1st and 2nd rows 1 1 times Change to No 3 'Amm or 4mm needles and proceed in st-st until work measures same as The Back to armhole, ending on wrong side. The neckband For all 6 sizes Use correct needle size for yarn chosen With right side facing, using No 3mm or 3'Zimm needles and commencing at top of Left Shoulder pick up and knit 24 sts evenly along left side of neck, knit across 17 sts left on a thread at front of neck, pick up and knit 25 sts evenly along right side of neck and knit across 29 sts left on a thread at back of neck (95 sts) 1st Row -SI, ' p1, k 1. rep from ' to end 2nd Row. SI. kl, ‘ pl. kl. rep from ’ to last st, k t Rep 1st and 2nd rows twice then 1st row once Cast off loosely in rib Come and see the large variety of yarns & knits available for this pattern at Barbara Brown Yarn & Crafts. Free knitting assistance by Barbara or her staff, or orders taken for custom knitting CHECK YOUR TENSION The tension for this design is 1 2 stitches to 2 inches (5cm) in width measured over stocking stitch. 4 stitches to 2 inches (5cm) in width measured over pattern. If you have fewer stitches than this use a thinner needle. If you have more stitches than this use a thicker needle. Shape Armholes Cast off 9|12 13 16 17 20| sts at beg of next 2 rows 77(77 81 81 85 851 sts Cont without shaping until armholes measure 7<n or 18cm. ending on wrong side ABBREVIATIONS K knit, p purl. st(s) stitch(es). si slip one stitch kmtway^ rep repeat, st-st slocking stitch (1 row knit. 1 row purl), beg beginning, cont continue, rem remaining. 0 no stitches, tog together, patt pattern, dec decreasing, in mch(es), cm centimetres, mm millimetres. DK Double Knitting Next Row^Sl. k29|29 31 31 33 33], turn Working on these 30(30 32 32 34 34) sis only proceed as follows Next Row. S1 purl to last st, k 1 Work 6 rows dec once at neck edge only in every row 24(24 26 26 28 28) sts Cont without shaping until armhole measures same as The Back, ending on wrong side As 6 sites are quoted we suggest that you circle all the figures lot (he S'/e you wish to make before you commence Shape Shoulder Next Row Castoff 1 2| 1 2 13 13 14 14) sis, knit to end Next Row SI, purl to end Cast off rem 12(12 13 13 14 14| sts Wiih Jighl side facing, slip first 1 7 sts of rem 4 7|4 7 49 49 51 51) sts onto a thread, rejoin yarn to rem 30(30 32 32 34 34) sts and proceed as follows The sleeves (Both alike. Remember to check your tension using correct needle size for yarn chosen. Using No 3mm or 3%mm needles cast on 49|49 49 53 53 53) sts 1st Row. -Si, k1. * pl. k 1, rep from * to last st, k 1 2nd Row. -SI, * p1, k1. rep from * to end Rep 1st and 2nd rows 10 times then 1st row once. Using yarn double proceed as follows 24th Row. -Using No 10mm needle k 1, p2(2 2 0 0 0), p2tog, ’ p3(3 3 2 2 2). p2tog, rep from * to last 4)4 4 2 2 2) sis, p3|3 3 1 1 1), kl (40 sts) Proceed as follows 1st Row Using No 19mm needle 1. purl to fast st. kl 2nd Row. Using No 10mm needle s1, knit to end 1st and 2nd rows form patt Cont m patt untif work measures 1 8( 18’/?: 19 197/ 20 207/)in or 46|47 48 50 51 52)cm, ending on right side Cast off knitways To make up DO NOT PRESS Sew up left shoulder and neckband seams Fold neckband in half onto wrong side and sew in position Sew up side seams Sew up sleeve seams for 16'/an or 42cm Sew remainder of sleeve seam to cast off sts at armhole Sew in sleevesA great Christmas gift idea! CRAFTS B russels 887-6927 11 Turnberry St. YARNS Barbara M. Brown Approximate cost of sweater $19.14 plus tax [Many yarns can be substituted for this pattern] WE ARE AN AGENT FOR LEATHER REPAIRS AND BOOT & SHOE REPAIRS Tuesday - Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.