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News for Seniors

Edwardsville: The Edwardsville Senior Center, 57 Russell Street, will host a program on nutrition by the Penn State Extension program Wednesday at 12:30.

Wyoming Valley Drug and Alcohol theme "Awareness Game" at 11:30 on Friday.

Kingston Police Department will conduct a demonstration with his drug sniffing dog at 11:30 am on Monday. The public is invited. For more information, call Jim 287-3381.

KINGSTON: Dirty Bingo will be played at 24:45 on Wednesday, Senior Center Kingston, 680 Avenue of Wyoming.Players are asked to bring a new wrapped gift valued at $ 2.

On Friday, the day begins at 11:30 Joke.

The team will travel to pucks drops Monday. For more information, call 287-1102.

MOUNTAIN TOP: The Mountain Top Social Club will meet July 12 at Father Nolan Hall Day Room at St. Jude. Doors open at noon. Anyone age 50 or older can join.

Upcoming trips are July 14, Mount Haven Resort, Milford; August 17, Rainbow Theatre, Lancaster, Sept. 24, Lake Ehrhardt, Wallenpaupack, Nov. 4 Hunterdon Hills Playhouse, New Jersey.The bus pick-up Wilkes-Barre area residents of St. Aloysius Church, Barney Street. For reservations or more information call 474-0641 Otto.

PLAINS TWP:. Plains Senior Citizens, project manager, will meet Wednesday in the cafeteria of SS. Peter and Paul School, Hudson Road. A light lunch will be held at noon followed by the business session.

Guests are Carolyn Byrne, Betty Campanella, Stella Cappellini, Nanci Conlon and Jerry and Louise Cookus. New members are welcome to join. The group has guest speakers and other activities.

PLYMOUTH: The Friendship Club Senior Citizen St.Marie welcomed new members and Verespy Charles Thomas Jane at a recent meeting. June birthdays were celebrated, and congratulations were extended to Felix and Regina Pietrzykowski on their wedding anniversary 65. The winners were Geraldine Wabik 50/50, Mathilde Raklewicz and Jackie McCabe.

Confessions of a Yarn Addict: It's a Good Thing This Pattern Was ...

Hello, My name is Bethany and I'm a Yarn Addict. I've struggled with/enjoyed my addiction for 20 + years. I'm on about the 12th step of my pattern and I have no intention of kicking the habit. I have a large stash (of yarn) and I've been known to share (knitting) needles. My Fiber of choice is lace. Yes, I am a yarn addict, and this is my story... Let me just start by saying I absolutely LOVE my job working at my LYS.  It allows me so many opportunities to see fabulous needles, yarns and patterns...This, too, is my constant downfall! So many neat knitting things!  Darned stash enablers.  But I digress.  I'll simply say I saw a nifty pattern for a cute sweater and had to try it =) This is Plymouth Yarn Company's Quick Top Down Jacket in Baby Alpaca Grande yarn, pattern # 1756.  Quick is definitely a plus with my currently busy schedule, and I had always been intrigued by that particular yarn.  Of course those who know me also know that I do NOT like working in bulky weight yarn.  Ah well, no matter, I'd try it anyways. I was in lean times, so at the pricey cost of the yarn and my poor decision making in what size I am I decided to make it in 2 strands of worsted weight in a cheap yarn just to see if it turned out well and in a size that would fit.  I ultimately made a purple and black combo sweater in what I thought would be an appropriate size, for a 36" bust, the smallest size on the pattern. So, back to the proverbial drawing board.  I decided to make the same pattern in only one strand of worsted this time, and on one size smaller needles.  I also omitted 4 stitches from the back section of the pattern, thus altering the size to a 32" bust.  Success!  Result!  This time the finished product fit!  An added bonus was that it only took 145 yards to complete!

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