Leathercraft skilled art
The Daily Sentinel-Review, Woodstock, March 1978 (handwritten "SR MAR/78"). The clipping ends mid-sentence; the rest was not kept. "Jessie Little Snellgrove" is the paper's run-together of Jessie Little, of Snelgrove.
See also History of the Woodstock Branch.
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Leathercraft skilled art
Beulah Reynolds is the president of the Woodstock Branch of the Canadian Society for Creative Leathercraft. Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m., the fourth Thursday of each month, September to June, at Springbank Public School.
After the business meetings, program chairman Mavis Deer, Burgessville, organized such activities as a "Mystery Project", leather dying techniques, leather butterfly mobiles, leather masks and belts, inverted carving and saddle stitched bottles. Persons involved in instructing these activities are Beulah Reynolds, Carol McLean, Jessie Little Snellgrove, Lorene Manuel, Joy Hutcheson and Hilda Darbyshire.
A two-day leather glove workshop was provided by Helen Wheaton, London.
This April, a sandal workshop will be given by Beulah Reynolds and Carol McLean.
Madeline Mitchell is vice-president; Christine Kingston, secretary and Carol McLean, treasurer.
In 1977, Woodstock hosted the annual meeting. About 100 persons attended. This year, the annual meeting will be in Toronto.
Any person interested in leathercraft is most welcome [clipping ends here]
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