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Youth Fellowship
car wash April-30
The Methodist Youth
Fellowship of First Church is
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THKUCtvi.\ CITY SrJMTIlNIEL-LEDGEK , y\fKU, 14. 1977 THURSDAY. APRIL 14.1977
Catherine M. Bowen
' ^Needlepoint is an old form of embroidery which is making a well-
$ day, April 30, beginning at 9
. deserved comeback Among the reasons for its popularity is that it .
p a.m. The event will take place
is easy to do (bpth for men and women) and is a relaxing hobby to
a in the church parking tot off
• be enjoyed at home, on vacation or even while traveling.
I Wesley av. between 7th and 8th
If yofr think-of needlepoint in terms of large pieces such as
g sts. Donation is $1.25.
" pillows, prepare fOr
g On the sdme day the youth
; will conduct a bake sale star-
K ting at 10 a.m. The sale will be
£ held at Stainton's and the A&P
0 supermarket. Those desiring to
L donate toward the bake sale
p may call the church office
g before the 30th or' take their
a donation to the sale.
, L Proceeds from these projects
. will benefit the missionoriented
Youth Service Fund.
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f floss also are used in some designs. Used with yarn the embroidery
thread gives added texture and gleam.
Never have more than 18 inches of yarn or thread on the needle.
About two inches of thread should be left on the wrong side when
the first stitch is made. Work to the end of the piece of yarn
a" surprise. Today's designs fit both modern fastening it off by running the needle through a few stitches just
and traditional decors and can be used for many items such as made on the wrong side. Re thread the needle with the two-inch
miniature pictures, panels for handbags, belts, etc.
piece left at the beginning and weave it through a few stitches on
There are a number of stitches as well as a varietv of threads the wrong side. . ' , .."'.- ;
used producing very interesting results. For those who are not very Whenthe piece is completed block it by tacking to a wooden
patient there.are bargeTld items which go much faster than stan- board to the measurement for the finished piece. Use damp cloth
dard needlepoint. • '
and warm iron to block and leave on board until completely dry.
Always have the canvas at least two inches larger-all around The sample selected for today's column ' >e done on eitner 14,
than the completed measurements for the design portion of the 12 or 10 squares to the inch, mono canvas. Hie smaller the mesh,
article. To prevent the edges from fraying bind all around with the smaller the finished piece. The larger mesh results in a larger
masking tape.
piece. These can be used for miniature pictures, sewn on tote bags,
It is best to use yarn that has been specially made for tennis racket covers or made into a strip for a border on curtains or
needlepoint. Cotton embroidery thread and stranded embroidery other such items.
The stitch used in this item is
1 . . . .
the simple tent stitch. This is
simply a half a cross stitch
going from one hole in the :rhr:
canvas diagonally to the next
hole on the row below and thus
covering the spot where the
mesh crosses. This fish is done
in three colors. The diagonal %1f lines are white, the triangles
gold and the circles red. After
the fish is completed fill in the
background with any color of
your choice.
Another popular item is a Bell Pull. This one measures about 4'i>
inches wide by 18 inches long. After blocking edge it with a braid
bought at the store (if desired) and add knotted fringe at the
bottom.
You will need a piece of 12-mesh canvas > .nches by 8>/fe inches,
nine skeins of black tapestry yarn, six of red and five each of white
and blue (or use the colors of your choice).
This chart shows half of the top and the way the large diamonds
are joined. Tent stitch is used.
To start make the outlines of the diamonds in white and light blue
. (the triangles are blue and the diagonal lines white). Next do the
small flowers in red and white (the circles being red and the
m diagonal lines once again white). Now work the border all around
in the blue and white (again the triangles are blue and the
diagonals white). The final step is to fill in the background with
black.
Block the completed piece, turn down the edges to the wrong
sides and stitch. Sew the braid in place (if desired) and attach the
fringe.
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POST & RAIL FENCE WOODEN
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PACKAGE PLAN MOVING—Mrs. Styer, tour director from Lancaster,
is greeted by William Meis, president of the Ocean City Hotel-Motel and
Restaurant Association at City Hall. Mrs. Styer will bring two groups of senior
citizens to Ocean City in the fall as part of a special package plan devised by
Meis's Association and the Public Relations Department. To date, over COO are
•a*'- booked and several thousand are expected this first year of the plan. On hand at
the meeting are (1 to r) Mark Soifer, Public Relations Director, Rudolph Styer
and Jack Brennan, tour sales representative.
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Airman Smith completes jet engine course
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RANTOUL, ILL.-Airman College of the Air Force. graduate of Ocean City High
Francis R. Smith, son of Mr. Airman Smith is a 1976 School.
and Mrs. Francis R. Smith, of
137 Dory dr., Ocean City, has
graduated with honors at
Chanute AFB, 111, from the
U.S. Air Force technical
training course for jet engine HICKMAN
mechanics conducted by the
Air Training Command.
Airman Smith, now trained to
inspect and repair turbojet and
gas turbine engines, is being 1165 tSBURV WEHUE DIM. 399-1515
assigned to McGuire AFB, for
duty with a unit of the Military
Fish & Chips, Airlift Command. Completion
of the course enables the airman
to receive academic
credits through the Community
$ 1.00
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Large Selection of
• Cacti
• Houseplants
• Pottery
• Perennial Plants
• Bedding Plants
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WE ONLY
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the right way,
All-Season's Marina is the most
complete boating facility in the area.
They have every kind of service
imaginable from parts to dry storage
to wet slips to service and, of course,
SALES!
All-Season's carries the popular lines
of Cobia, Cruiser,. Chris Craft and
Robalo. Sales Manager Kurt Mitchell
is the man to see when you're
thinking of a new boat.
Whatever your boating need, see
All-Season's Marina.
We only do things ONE WAY
the RIGHT WAY !
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34th Street Ocean City
399-1707
Flower arranging speaker's topic
Mrs. Harold Boardman,
flower show judge and member
of the Garden Club of Ocean
City, was speaker at the
regular meeting of the club
Tuesday afternoon, last week.
The topic of Mis. Boardman's
talk and demonstration was
New Trends in Flower
Arranging. She demonstrated
stabiles and stay-mobiles and
explained new types of designs.
It was announced that Mrs.
George C. Makin HI, of
Belmont Park, Pa., will be
speaker at the next meeting to
beJteld May 3 at 1:30 p.m. Mrs.
Makin is an accredited flower
show judge and flower
arranging teacher. -
RED TOP
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
205 East 14th Street
Ocean City, NJ.
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Dial 399-7229
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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
in the kitchen
First today we have some news which is a little different and, we
hope, exciting for all our-readers.
Elsewhere in this edition of the Sentinel-Ledger is an announcement
about a contest for authentic New Jersey recipes to be
included in a future "Treasury of Great New Jersey Recipies" to
be published this fall. The Sentinel-Ledger has been chosen as a
participating newspaper and all followers of In the Kitchen are
invited to enter. • ' . . • -
Up to three recipes may be submitted by any individual, they
must be hand-written or typed on a piece of 8Vfcxll-inch jSaper and
sent to the Sentinel-Ledger. Each participating newspaper will
select one winner to enter into the statewide contest and from them
a New Jersey Grand Prize winner will be selected. Be sure and
read the details and submit your entries. Deadline is July 31.
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