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4-1-1 HOMEMAKING CLUB
ACCENT ON ACCESSORIES
First Meeting
The first meeting of the Brus-
sels 4-H Homemaking flub was
held on Saturday, .February 26,
1966, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of
Mis. J. Wheeler.
The meeting was opened with
the 4-H Pledge and was followed
with the election of offeicers as
follows:
President Judy Work
Vice President h Norma, Muir
Pianist Kathleen Krauter
Secretary and Press
Reporter ... Any girl chosen
Tt was decided to bold the
next meeting on March 18th, at
6:30 p.m. at the come of Gerda.
Exel. After several suggestiOns
the name chosen, for the club
was "Brussels Cautious Stylettes".
The book covers were discussed'
arid the •exhilet for A.chieveraent;
which will be "Accent With Ac-
cessories" Joyce Treibrier was
then chosen to give the comment.
The leaders then gave the
club objectives and samples of
materials sititable for the hats.
Tn the discussion portien the
leaders gave a general outline of
the -Club and. Achievement Day
and distributed the 11l'embers'
Pamphlets. there was a. discus-
sion on the contents and struct-
ure of a sewing basket, Tile
leaders then gave notes which
was followed by the leaders dem-
euetrptiee the "Thlia Ilinurtene
On 0'16 .01i'1_g
participated in doing the check
,sheet and "Rule of Fourteen" in
their Member's Pamphlet.
The leaders had an exhibit 'to
show co-ordinating acceSsoriei
which may he dressed up or down.
The meeting was closed with,
Q ,capi4/„ ,Alrs. Wheeler served
lunch to the girls and their
mothers, who were present at
this meeting.
Second Meeting
. The second meeting of the
Brussels Cautions Stylettes was
held at 'the home of Gerda Exel,
on March '18th, at 6:30 p.m, The
meeting was 'opened with the 4-11
Pledge. It was decided to have
the next meeting on March 25th,
at 6:30 p.m., at the home of„Dirs.
'Main The minutes were read by
Rosemary 'Blake: At this meeting
the'deelsion ' was made to have
turquoise letters on a whiter back-
ground for the covers. Of the.bookS.
Mrs. Mair and Mrs. Wheeler
disc:Us:5%i 1. Planning your tie-
Cessories. 2, AccessOries do corn,.
Aliment 'you. 3. Making acres-
cosies.
The. leaders demonstrated 1. Ac-
cessories ArOtirid the Clock. 2.
Estimating amounts of , material
reenired for accessories.
For the group work the check
sheet of Accessories Around the
('lock was filled in in the meta-
ers' pamphlets,
Roll call was. what Is your I
baste colour? Then there were
Rome. Assignments and Rome
Assignment ft 11FilMerS, The 'meet..
tbih WO!
'The. most complete ..FormaTailOred
,...FeetiOtet OtogeOro.avollable