In an effort to help keep York County residents warm this winter, the York County Community Action Corporation Knitting Circle has been busy crafting hats, mittens and scarves for adults and children. This is the second year in a row where members have hand-knit nearly 600 pieces for local distribution.
Pictured, from left, are knitters Cindy Shoppe, Jerry Horn, Marilyn Earle, Kathryn Leveille, Emily Hammerle, Lynda Bloom, Evelyn Proulx, and Isabelle Coleman (seated). Knitters missing from the photo are Kay Meyerhoff, Roberta Goldsmith, Dolores Holding, Janet Smith, Doris Grondin, Mia Auger and friends, Emelia Giordano, Norma Girard, Connie Day, Betty Mills, Betty Chaleki, Shirley Ross, and Kathy Romprey.
Organizations or others who could benefit from these knit goods, or those wishing to join the knitting group, may contact Ericka Sanborn, YCCAC development manager, at 459-2938. COURTESY PHOTO
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