Caps for Kids rally knitters to warm northern California
Mrs. Haverland leads a Caps for Kids project recruiting knitters and crocheters across the U.S. to make caps for underprivileged children in northern California. Nine caps from Wisconsin clubs have arrived. deadline extended to December 11 with patterns provided.
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Terry Haverland
U.S
Yarn Country
California
Kohler Grant Funds UW Stout Elderly Living Design
Kohler Co awards a 99,619 contract to UW Stout design teams to craft living spaces enabling elderly to live independently and safely. Project leaders include Gene Bloedorn and designers Jim McCormick Ed Stevens with Tim Nessler, engaging 25 to 30 students across design and technology majors.
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Kohler Co
Uw-Stout
Gene Bloedorn
Art and Design
Jim McCormick
Ed Stevens
Tim Nessler
University
Design Research Center
Holiday scams rise as masters prey on seniors
Holiday alert warns about bank examiner and pigeon drop swindles targeting older people. Experts advise not to withdraw cash on strangers instructions, verify with banks, and report any approached or phone solicitations immediately. Ensure questions by bank staff are answered to protect funds.
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Bryan Koontz
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Koontz
Mr. Koontz
Lifeline Lovelight Tree Festival Supports Werth Center
Myrtle Werth Medical Center auxiliary launches the Community Lovelight Tree Festival in November to fund Lifeline a personal emergency system. Buy a $3 lovelight to honor a memory or a living person with white green or red colors. A poinsettia sale at $8.50 supports the festival and Lifeline.
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Myrtle Werth Medical Center
Werth
Auxiliary
Myrtle Worth Hospital
Kountry Kids Win in Wood County Dairy Promotion
Kountry Kids 4-H Club of Auburndale earned first place in the Wood County Dairy Promotion Program, as stated by Peter Man ley, Wood County Extension resource agent.
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Kountry Kids
Auburndale
Wood County
Peter Manley
Wood County Extension Resource
Five Color Knit Cap and Scarf Instructions
Step by step directions for a 5 color cap and matching scarf using Columbia-Minerva Nantuk four ply yarn. Cast on 46 stitches for center back with color A, knit rows, then alternate colors B C D E for 24 rows total. Bind off, gather top, sew back seam, and attach a C pompon. Includes gauge and needle size guidance.
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Columbia-Minerva
Double Crochet Cap Pattern With Striped Cuff
Crochet pattern for a worsted weight yarn cap using one main color and three contrasting colors. Includes chain start, chain spaces, double crochet rounds increasing to 48 den, color changes for stripes, and final single crochet rounds. Pattern ends with cuff folded to the right side.
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