Woodstock site for leathercraft national meeting
A regional paper (dateline "WOODSTOCK -"), possibly The London Free Press. No date on the clipping: March or early April 1971 - it looks ahead to the annual meeting of 17 April 1971 at Old St. Paul's.
See also The Annual Meeting, 1950–2025.
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Woodstock site for leathercraft national meeting
WOODSTOCK - Woodstock branch of the Canadian Society for Creative Leathercraft has been named to host the annual meeting of national society April 17 at Old St. Paul's Anglican Church.
Mrs. Angus McLean, incoming Woodstock branch president, said they are hoping for a registration of 100 persons.
She said demonstrations have been planned by Belleville, Barrie, Hamilton, Toronto, London and Woodstock branches from 1:30 to 5 p.m. in dyeing techniques, covering book ends, ring note books, tool sharpening, design work, lace cutting, making pocket secretary books, belts, round brading and picture frame making.
The annual business meeting has been plannned for the Saturday morning by Mrs. Irva Ford, Hamilton, national president.
Mrs. James Reynolds, Woodstock branch president and convention chairman, has arranged a program from 5 to 6 p.m. for viewing of displays.
Henry Bruines Jr., a Woodstock florist, has been named after-dinner speaker.
Mrs. McLean said the 18-member Woodstock branch is trying to further leathercraft in the community, supply teachers for night schools and improve its workmanship.
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