Craft group eyes spring competition
The Daily Sentinel-Review, Woodstock, 3 October 1975 (handwritten "SR 10-3-75"; the meetings of 9 and 23 October are still ahead in the text).
See also History of the Woodstock Branch.
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Craft group eyes spring competition
Woodstock Branch of the Canadian Society for Creative Leathercraft met at Springbank School. Beulah Reynolds presided.
A letter from Mrs. L. Hargreaves was read, thanking the Branch for participating at the Woodstock Fair.
Members were urged to work on products to be submitted to the Canadian Guild of Crafts, Toronto, to be judged in February, 1976. The items accepted will be shown at "Leather '76", opening Mar. 1, in Toronto.
The Branch is invited to the Terryberry Library, Hamilton, Oct. 9, to see Jean Hunter, Brampton, demonstrate, among other things, how to cut your own lacing.
Edith Melchior, F.C.S.C.L., Tillsonburg, showed how to assemble her "mystery pattern" - a leather plant hanger. In addition. She provided information on "care and tricks with tools."
The next meeting will be Oct. 23, at Springbank School, at 7:30 p.m. when Fred Brown, Toronto, will demonstrate the construction of desk blotters.
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