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Awards and Ribbons (page 3 of 9)

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The awards the Society gave, as its own newsletter defined them, with the members the competition records show receiving them. Where the records name no recipient, none is invented here. Shown here in alphabetical order, split across 9 pages so each stays a reasonable size to load.

Canadian Handicrafts Guild (Ontario) selection for the Dartmouth College exhibition

Awarded for an article selected by the Canadian Handicrafts Guild (Ontario) for a Canadian crafts exhibition at Dartmouth College.

Not a competition with placings: the Guild chose one article each from three C.S.C.L. members to represent Canadian leathercraft at “the very exclusive exhibition at Dartmouth College,” Hanover, New Hampshire, in 1967. The President's own report to the 17th Annual Meeting cites it as recognition of the Society's raised standards. The three: Clara Cavanagh (Tote Bag), Daphne Lingwood (leather necklace) and Olivia Smith (belt with sterling buckle).

Recorded recipients

  • Clara Cavanagh 1967 Tote Bag, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H.
  • Daphne Lingwood 1967 leather necklace, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H.
  • Olivia Smith 1967 belt with sterling buckle, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H.

Canadian Handicrafts Guild Best Leather Entry in Show

Recorded recipients

Canadian Handicrafts Guild Competition

Awarded for the leathercraft competition held within the Canadian Handicrafts Guild's own section at the CNE.

"Leathercraft entries in the Canadian Handicrafts Guild competition at this year's Canadian National Exhibition..." — a competition judged across several categories (Best In Show, Tooled or Carved Work, work Neither Tooled nor Carved, Hand Crafted Leather with limited decoration, Original Design, Best Use of Colouring Techniques, Most Original Entry, and more), each with its own donor-sponsored cash or credit-note prize.

Recorded recipients

  • Anne Hook 1958 Small tray, trillium design (Best Use of Coloring Techniques) — $25 Cash from Garnett Co.
  • Endel Ruberg 1958 Desk set using fish skin (Most Original Entry, new approach to leathercraft) — $40 Cash from Anonymous
  • Nora Huyck 1958 Purse set (Hand Crafted Leather with no more than 20% area of decoration) — $25 Cash from Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Clarice Packham 1966 Ladies driving gloves (Decorated Leather), CSCL
  • Daphne Lingwood 1966 Leather necklace (Leather Jewelry), CSCL
  • Helen Wunsch 1966 Cigarette box (Undecorated Leather), CSCL
  • Irva Ford 1966 Leather jewelry (Honorable Mention), CSCL
  • Olivia Smith 1966 Belt with sterling buckle (Best Leather Entry), CSCL
  • Ruth Haig 1966 Black morocco pocket secretary (First Time Winner), CSCL

Canadian Handicrafts Guild Competition Best In Show

Awarded for top prize at the Canadian Handicrafts Guild's leathercraft competition, held at the CNE.

The top prize among ten categories at that year's Canadian Handicrafts Guild leathercraft competition: "Best In Show: ROBERT MUMA, Plaque of Canadian Coat of Arms — $50 cash from F. W. Woolworth Company Ltd."

Recorded recipients

  • Robert Muma 1958 Plaque of Canadian Coat of Arms — $50 cash from F. W. Woolworth Company Ltd.

Canadian Handicrafts Guild Competition First Prize

Awarded for first place in a class of the Canadian Handicrafts Guild leathercraft competition.

The Canadian Handicrafts Guild held an annual leathercraft competition at the Canadian National Exhibition, judged in classes — tooled or carved work; work neither tooled nor carved; leather gloves; best design with not more than 20% decoration; best original entry. The Society treated it as the show window for the best in Canadian leathercraft, and in 1955 every entry received was from a CSCL member.

Recorded recipients

  • Anne Hook 1955 coaster set (Best Original Entry)
  • Clarice Packham 1955 gloves (Leather Gloves)
  • Endel Ruberg 1955 handbag (Tooled or Carved Work)
  • Nora Huyck 1955 framed handbag in suede and morocco (Neither Tooled nor Carved)
  • Robert Shaw 1955 tote bag (Best Design, not more than 20% decoration)
  • Anne Hook 1956 Most Original Entry — prize given by the Women's Committee, Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Clarice Packham 1956 Leather Gloves — prize given by Lewis Craft Supplies Ltd.
  • Don MacKinnon 1956 Handcrafted Leather displaying no more than 20% decoration — prize given by Ottawa Valley Leathercraft Studios
  • Endel Ruberg 1956 Tooled or Carved — prize given by Clarke & Clarke Leathers
  • H.E. Arnold 1956 Any article of original design, the winner never having won a prize in a National competition — prize given by the Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Jean Agnew 1956 Best use of colouring techniques — prize given by the Garnett Company
  • Robert Muma 1956 Neither Tooled nor Carved, but any other treatment — prize given by Lewis Craft Supplies Ltd.
  • A. Legzdins 1957 bottle covering with European design in brown tones (Best Use of Colour Techniques), Toronto — $15.00 cash from the Garnett Company
  • Anne Hook 1957 small tray in brown tones with reverse-rolled edges (Best Work Neither Tooled Nor Carved), Toronto — $15.00 credit note from Lewiscraft
  • Anne Small 1957 briefcase with simple line decoration and interwoven initials (Best Work of Original Design, the winner not to have won a previous prize in any Canadian competition), Toronto — $35.00 cash from the Canadian Handicrafts Guild Shop
  • Clarice Packham 1957 long beige gloves with openwork pattern on the cuffs (Best Leather Gloves), Weston, Ont. — $15.00 credit note from Lewiscraft
  • Daphne Lingwood 1957 wall hanging of abstract forms resembling dancers, pastel tones on a grey openwork background (Most Original Entry Showing a New Approach to Leathercraft), Caledon, Ont. — $50.00 from the Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Endel Ruberg 1957 leather box in the shape of a book, grey and brown tones, eagle and scenery design (Best Tooled or Carved Work), Montreal — $15.00 credit note from Clarke & Clarke Leathers
  • Margaret Hazzard 1957 covered box with inset agate on top, leather toned to blend with the agate (Best Work With No More Than 20% Area of Decoration), Toronto — $15.00 credit note from Ottawa Valley Leathercraft Studios
  • Robert Muma 1957 binding of "Native Trees of Canada" in dark green morocco, red maple leaf inlay over the spine, accented with gold tooling (Best Entry in Show), Toronto — $50.00 cash from F.W. Woolworth Company
  • Fred Brown 1958 Desk blotter (Article of Original Design, winner never to have won prize in any previous major Canadian leather competition) — $25 Cash from Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Irva Ford 1958 molded candlesticks (Neither Tooled nor Carved, but any other treatment) — $25 Credit Note from Lewiscraft
  • Olivia Smith 1958 tooled shoes (Tooled or Carved Work) — $25 Credit Note from Clarke and Clarke Leathers
  • Daphne Lingwood 1959 Most original entry, new approach to Leathercraft, Caledon East, Ontario — $40 from an anonymous donor
  • Endel Ruberg 1959 Best use of coloring techniques, Montreal — $25 from Garnett Co., Toronto
  • Gunars Buss 1959 Decorated Leather, Toronto — $25 from Clarke & Clarke Leathers
  • Jean Newton 1959 Any Leather article of original design, but winner must never have won a major Canadian prize before — $25 from the President's Prize, Canadian Handicrafts Guild (Ontario)
  • Nora Huyck 1959 Handcrafted Leather with no more than 20% area of decoration — $25 from the Women's Committee, Canadian Handicrafts Guild (Ontario)
  • Olivia Smith 1959 Undecorated Leather, Toronto — $25 from Lewiscraft
  • Sadie Roebuck 1959 Best Leather Entry, Toronto — $50 from F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd.
  • Anne Hook 1960 Decorated Leather (Tooled, Carved, Lino-cut, etc.), Toronto — $25 CN from Tandy-Clarke & Clarke
  • Endel Ruberg 1960 Undecorated Leather (Contrasting leathers, Lacing, Stitching, etc.), Montreal — $25 CN from Lewiscraft, Toronto
  • Fred Brown 1960 Hand Crafted Leather with not over 20% decoration, Toronto — $25 from Women's Committee, Canadian Handicrafts Guild (Ont.)
  • Gunars Buss 1960 Best use of Colouring Techniques in Leather, Toronto — $25 from Garnett Co., Toronto
  • Janis Zalitis 1960 Any Leather article of original design, but winner must never have won a prize in any major Canadian Leather competition before, Toronto — $25, President's Prize & Medal from Canadian Handicrafts Guild (Ont.)
  • Jean Newton 1960 Best Leather Entry, Toronto — $50 from F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd.
  • Sadie Roebuck 1960 Most original Entry, based upon a new approach to Leathercraft, Toronto — $35 from Anonymous Donor
  • Anne Hook 1962 gavel and anvil (Best Original Entry, based upon a new approach to leathercraft in function, design, colouring or construction) — $35 cash from anonymous
  • Clara Cavanagh 1962 tray (Moulded Leather, best form and design) — $25 cash from Women's Committee, Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Endel Ruberg 1962 album (Best Leathercraft Entry in Show) — $50 cash and a Silver Medal from F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd., with a Silver Medal donated by the President of the Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Gunars Buss 1962 album (Decorated Leather - tooled, carved, lino-cut, etc.) — $25 credit note from Tandy Leather Co. of Canada Ltd., Barrie, Ont.
  • Sadie Roebuck 1962 purse (Undecorated Leather - contrasting leathers, lacing, stitching, colouring, etc.) — $25 credit note from Lewiscraft, Toronto
  • Daphne Lingwood 1963 Best Original Entry, Caledon, Ont. — $35 from anonymous
  • Endel Ruberg 1963 Best Entry in Show, Montreal, P.Q. — $50 and a Silver Medal from F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd., with a Silver Medal donated by the President, Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Nora Huyck 1963 Decorated Leather, Newmarket, Ont. — $25 from The Tandy Leather Co., Barrie, Ontario
  • Olivia Smith 1963 Moulded Leather, best form and design, Toronto, Ont. — $25 from Women's Committee, Canadian Handicrafts Guild, Toronto
  • Sadie Roebuck 1963 Undecorated Leather, Toronto, Ont. — $25 from Lewiscraft, Toronto
  • Viola Harris 1963 First Time Prize Winner, Toronto, Ont. — $25 from Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Clara Cavanagh 1964 Moulded Leather, Barrie, Ont. — $25 from Women's Committee, Canadian Handicrafts Guild, Toronto
  • Dwayne Trew 1964 First Time Prize Winner, Barrie, Ont. — $25 from Canadian Handicrafts Guild, Toronto
  • Elsie Tuck 1964 Decorated Leather, Barrie, Ont. — $25 from Tandy Leather Co.
  • Endel Ruberg 1964 Best Original Entry, Montreal, P.Q. — $35 from anonymous
  • Fred Brown 1964 Undecorated Leather, Toronto, Ont. — $25 from Lewiscraft, Toronto
  • Janis Zalitis 1964 Best Entry in Show, Toronto, Ont. — $50 from F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd.
  • Clarice Packham 1965 Undecorated Leather, Contrasting leathers, Lacing, stitching, Colouring, etc., Weston, Ont. — $25 from Lewiscraft, Toronto
  • Daphne Lingwood 1965 Best Original Entry, Caledon, Ont. — $35 from anonymous
  • Eleanor Coutts 1965 Best Leather Entry in Show, Barrie, Ont. — $50 from F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd. (cash) and the President, C.H.G. (Ontario) (silver medal)
  • Endel Ruberg 1965 Decorated Leather (Tooled, Carved, Lino-cut, etc.), Montreal, Que. — $25 from Tandy Leather Co.
  • Irva Ford 1965 Moulded Leather, Best form and design, Hamilton, Ont. — $25 from Women's Committee, C.H.G. (Ontario)
  • May Corbett 1965 First Time Prize Winner in any major Canadian Leathercraft competition, Barrie, Ont. — $25 from C.H.G. (Ontario)
  • Irva Ford 1973 Lady's Belt (Best Leather Entry in Show)
  • Rex Lingwood 1973 Necklace (Undecorated Leathers)

Canadian Handicrafts Guild Competition Honourable Mention

Awarded for a highly placed entry in a class of the Canadian Handicrafts Guild leathercraft competition.

Named by the jury after the first prize in each class of the Guild's competition at the Canadian National Exhibition.

Recorded recipients

  • Clarice Packham 1955 framed handbag (Best Design, not more than 20% decoration)
  • Edith Roscoe 1955 gloves (Leather Gloves)
  • Edith Roscoe 1955 leather-covered box (Tooled or Carved Work)
  • Endel Ruberg 1955 bound book (Best Original Entry)
  • Endel Ruberg 1955 writing case (Best Design, not more than 20% decoration)
  • Sadie Roebuck 1955 tote bag (Tooled or Carved Work)
  • Anne Hook 1956 Handcrafted Leather displaying no more than 20% decoration — prize given by Ottawa Valley Leathercraft Studios
  • Dorothy Muma 1956 Best use of colouring techniques — prize given by the Garnett Company
  • J.A. McNab 1956 Any article of original design, the winner never having won a prize in a National competition — prize given by the Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Jean Newton 1956 Neither Tooled nor Carved, but any other treatment — prize given by Lewis Craft Supplies Ltd.
  • Robert Muma 1956 Most Original Entry — prize given by the Women's Committee, Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • A. Legzdins 1957 zippered writing case with European design in brown tones (Best Entry in Show) — prize given by F.W. Woolworth Company
  • Don MacKinnon 1957 wall plaque of a pioneer character (Best Tooled or Carved Work) — prize given by Clarke & Clarke Leathers
  • Doreen Allison 1957 handbag combining dark grey tweed and morocco (Best Work Neither Tooled Nor Carved), St. John, N.B. — prize given by Lewiscraft
  • Harold Wilson 1957 wall plaque of an ape’s head in high relief, entitled "Captured In Leather" (Most Original Entry Showing a New Approach to Leathercraft), Hamilton, Ont. — prize given by the Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Irva Ford 1957 handbag with an original type of fastening (Best Work of Original Design, the winner not to have won a previous prize in any Canadian competition), Hamilton, Ont. — prize given by the Canadian Handicrafts Guild Shop
  • Robert Muma 1957 binding of "Klee Wyck" in wine Oasis goat with gold-tooled totem pole decoration (Best Work With No More Than 20% Area of Decoration) — prize given by Ottawa Valley Leathercraft Studios
  • Endel Ruberg 1959 Most original entry, new approach to Leathercraft, Montreal — prize given by an anonymous donor
  • Endel Ruberg 1959 Undecorated Leather, Montreal — prize given by Lewiscraft
  • Gunars Buss 1959 Best use of coloring techniques, Toronto — prize given by Garnett Co., Toronto
  • Jean Newton 1959 Best Leather Entry, Toronto — prize given by F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd.
  • Nina Wilson 1959 Handcrafted Leather with no more than 20% area of decoration — prize given by the Women's Committee, Canadian Handicrafts Guild (Ontario)
  • Nora Huyck 1959 Undecorated Leather — prize given by Lewiscraft
  • Endel Ruberg 1962 telephone book cover
  • Nora Huyck 1962 leather covered box
  • Sadie Roebuck 1962 smoking stand
  • Clarice Packham 1963 evening gloves, Weston, Ontario
  • Endel Ruberg 1963 guest book, Montreal, Quebec
  • Jean Newton 1963 card box, Toronto, Ontario
  • Clarice Packham 1964 Gloves
  • Dwayne Trew 1964 Notebook & Pen
  • Endel Ruberg 1964 Album
  • Helen Wheaton 1964 Tray
  • Lillian Neelands 1964 Handbag
  • Nora Huyck 1964 Box
  • Sadie Roebuck 1964 Humidor
  • Irva Ford 1965 Leather covered box, tiger eye stone, Hamilton, Ont.
  • Irva Ford 1973 Magazine Rack
  • Irva Ford 1973 Tray

Canadian Handicrafts Guild Competition Second Prize

Awarded for second place in a class of the Canadian Handicrafts Guild leathercraft competition.

Named by the jury below the first prize where a class was placed to second. Recorded in 1956 in the class for an article of original design by a maker who had never before won a prize in a National competition.

Recorded recipients

  • Olivia Smith 1956 Any article of original design, the winner never having won a prize in a National competition — prize given by the Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Clarice Packham 1958 carved handbag (Tooled or Carved Work) — $15 Credit Note from Clarke and Clarke Leathers
  • Gladys Miles 1958 Tray with maple leaves (Article of Original Design, winner never to have won prize in any previous major Canadian leather competition) — $15 Cash from Canadian Handicrafts Guild
  • Reta Larmour 1958 plain handbag (Neither Tooled nor Carved, but any other treatment) — $15 Credit Note from Lewiscraft
  • Anne Hook 1959 Decorated Leather, Toronto — $15 from Clarke & Clarke Leathers
  • Gladys Miles 1959 Undecorated Leather, Toronto — $15 from Lewiscraft
  • Clarice Packham 1960 Undecorated Leather (Contrasting leathers, Lacing, Stitching, etc.), Toronto — $15 CN from Lewiscraft, Toronto
  • Nora Huyck 1960 Decorated Leather (Tooled, Carved, Lino-cut, etc.), Newmarket — $15 CN from Tandy-Clarke & Clarke
  • Clarice Packham 1962 gloves (Undecorated Leather - contrasting leathers, lacing, stitching, colouring, etc.) — $15 credit note from Lewiscraft, Toronto
  • Janis Zalitis 1962 album (Decorated Leather - tooled, carved, lino-cut, etc.) — $15 credit note from Tandy Leather Co. of Canada Ltd., Barrie, Ont.
  • Fred Brown 1963 Decorated Leather, Islington, Ont. — $15 from The Tandy Leather Co., Barrie, Ontario
  • Janis Zalitis 1963 Undecorated Leather, Toronto, Ont. — $15 from Lewiscraft, Toronto
  • Helen Wheaton 1964 Undecorated Leather, London, Ont. — $15 from Lewiscraft, Toronto

Canadian Handicrafts Guild Competition Special Mention

Awarded for an entry singled out by the jury beyond the honourable mentions.

A further distinction named by the jury of the Guild's competition at the Canadian National Exhibition.

Recorded recipients

Canadian Handicrafts Guild Golden Anniversary Exhibition

Awarded for first place in a leather class of the Guild's Golden Anniversary Exhibition, Montreal, February 1956.

In February 1956 the National Canadian Handicrafts Guild marked its fiftieth year with a Golden Anniversary Exhibition at its National Headquarters in Montreal, designed to show the best handicrafts the country could produce. Three CSCL Fellows were placed in the leather classes.

Recorded recipients

Canadian Handicrafts Guild On Display

Recorded recipients

  • Irva Ford 1972 Weed pot, hanging, cuir bouilli, Hamilton, Ont., CSCL

Canadian National Exhibition

Recorded recipients

  • Fred H. Harris 1964 First — 220, Oakland, California, U.S.A.
  • Gladys Miles 1964 First — 218, Toronto, Ontario
  • Mrs. K. Cavanagh 1964 First — 221, Barrie, Ontario
  • Mrs. K. Cavanagh 1964 First — 222, Barrie, Ontario
  • Noela Hodgins 1964 First — 219, Toronto, Ontario
  • Thelma Terry 1964 First — 223, Toronto, Ontario
  • Thelma Terry 1964 First — 224, Scarborough, Ontario
  • Clara Cavanagh 1965 First — Carved Leather Article, Original Design, Barrie, Ont.
  • Clara Cavanagh 1965 First — Non Tooled Leather Article, Barrie, Ont.
  • D.E. Wallworth 1965 First — Leather Gloves, Plain, Hamilton, Ont.
  • Jessie Trew 1965 First — Tooled Leather Article, Original Design, Barrie, Ont.
  • Thelma Terry 1965 First — Leather Gloves, Fancy, Scarboro, Ont.
  • W.R. Snipes 1965 First — Carved Leather Article, Commercial Design, Jacksonville, Fla.
  • Dave Elliott 1966 First — Carved Leather Article, Original Design, Scarboro, Ont., CSCL
  • Dorothy Proctor 1966 First — Leather Gloves, Fancy, Toronto, Ont., CSCL
  • Helen Wheaton 1966 First — Leather Gloves, Plain, London, Ont., CSCL
  • Janis Zalitis 1966 First — Tooled Leather Article, Original Design, Toronto, Ont., CSCL
  • Lillian Neelands 1966 First — Tooled Leather Article, Commercial Design, Mono Rd. Stn., Ont., CSCL
  • Lillian Neelands 1966 First — Carved Leather Article, Commercial Design, Mono Rd. Stn., Ont., CSCL
  • Lillian Neelands 1966 First — Non-Tooled Leather Article, Mono Rd. Stn., Ont., CSCL
  • B. Lingard 1970 First — 219 Any carved leather article, Commercial Design, Scarborough, Ont.
  • Carol McLean 1970 First — 221 Non-tooled leather article, Woodstock, Ont.
  • Clara Cavanagh 1970 First — 217 Any tooled leather article, Commercial design, Barrie, Ont.
  • Clara Cavanagh 1970 First — 218 Any tooled leather article, Original design, Barrie, Ont.
  • Dorothy Proctor 1970 First — 222 Leather gloves, Toronto, Ont.
  • Janis Zalitis 1970 First — 220 Any carved leather article, Original design, Toronto, Ont.
  • Dave Elliott 1976 First — Belts
  • Dave Evans 1976 First — Handbags, etc.
  • Dave Evans 1976 First — Moulded articles
  • Joyce Ecker 1976 First — Pocket sized items
  • Joyce Ecker 1976 First — Leather jewelry
  • Gladys Miles 1963 Second — Tooled Leather, Commercial Design, 573 Greenwood Ave., Toronto
  • H.L. Fox 1963 Second — Carved Leather, Commercial Design, Calgary, Alta.
  • Olivia Smith 1963 Second — Tooled Leather, Original Design & Chatelaine Award, 32 Mountview Ave., Toronto
  • Sadie Roebuck 1963 Second — Non-Tooled Leather, 22 Khedive St., Toronto
  • Thelma Terry 1963 Second — Leather Gloves, Fancy, 27 Clifford Dr., Scar., Ont.
  • D. Wallworth 1964 Second — 223, Hamilton, Ontario
  • Dorothy Proctor 1964 Second — 222, Toronto, Ontario
  • Gladys Miles 1964 Second — 219, Toronto, Ontario
  • Gladys Miles 1964 Second — 220, Toronto, Ontario
  • Henri Lavoie 1964 Second — 221, Montreal, Quebec
  • Clara Cavanagh 1965 Second — Carved Leather Article, Commercial Design, Barrie, Ont.
  • Dick Hoska 1965 Second — Tooled Leather Article, Commercial Design, Minnesota, USA
  • Dick Hoska 1965 Second — Carved Leather Article, Original Design, Minnesota, USA
  • Dorothy Proctor 1965 Second — Leather Gloves, Fancy, Toronto, Ont.
  • Gladys Miles 1965 Second — Tooled Leather Article, Original Design, Toronto, Ont.
  • Jessie Trew 1965 Second — Non Tooled Leather Article, Barrie, Ont.
  • M.M. Wilkie 1965 Second — Leather Gloves, Plain, Toronto, Ont.
  • Gertrude Hilder 1966 Second — Carved Leather Article, Commercial Design, Port Howe, N.S., CSCL
  • Helen Wheaton 1966 Second — Tooled Leather Article, Original Design, London, Ont., CSCL
  • Helen Wheaton 1966 Second — Carved Leather Article, Original Design, London, Ont., CSCL
  • Mrs. R. deWit 1966 Second — Non-Tooled Leather Article, Burlington, Ont., CSCL
  • Mrs. R.W. Dailey 1966 Second — Tooled Leather Article, Commercial Design, Don Mills, Ont., CSCL
  • Sylvia Gerster 1966 Second — Leather Gloves, Plain, London, Ont., CSCL
  • Thelma Terry 1966 Second — Leather Gloves, Fancy, Scarboro, Ont., CSCL
  • Anne Hook 1970 Second — 218 Any tooled leather article, Original design, Toronto, Ont.
  • Gladys Riddell 1970 Second — 220 Any carved leather article, Original design, Toronto, Ont.
  • M.M. Wilkie 1970 Second — Leather Gloves, Toronto, Ont.
  • Olivia Smith 1970 Second — 221 Non-tooled leather article, Toronto, Ont.
  • W. Lightheart 1970 Second — 219 Any carved leather article, Commercial Design, Burlington, Ont.
  • Dave Elliott 1976 Second — Pocket sized items
  • Hope Drysdale 1976 Second — Handbags, etc.
  • Olivia Smith 1976 Second — Moulded articles
  • Hazel Stanford 1963 Third — Carved Leather, Commercial Design, R.R.1, Wasaga Beach, Ontario
  • Hazel Stanford 1963 Third — Leather Gloves, Plain, R.R.1, Wasaga Beach, Ontario
  • J. Hilder 1963 Third — Tooled Leather, Commercial Design, Oxford Junction, N.S.
  • J. Hilder 1963 Third — Carved Leather, Original Design, Oxford Junction, N.S.
  • Jean Newton 1963 Third — Non-Tooled Leather, 614 Huron Street, Toronto
  • Gladys Miles 1964 Third — 221, Toronto, Ontario
  • J. Hilder 1964 Third — 220, Oxford Jct., Nova Scotia
  • Jean Newton 1964 Third — 222, Toronto, Ontario
  • L.J. Clarke 1964 Third — 223, Hamilton, Ontario
  • M.E. Cheeseman 1964 Third — 219, Calgary, Alberta
  • Clara Cavanagh 1965 Third — Tooled Leather Article, Original Design, Barrie, Ont.
  • D.G. Wallworth 1965 Third — Leather Gloves, Fancy, Hamilton, Ont.
  • Dorothy Proctor 1965 Third — Leather Gloves, Plain, Toronto, Ont.
  • Gladys Miles 1965 Third — Tooled Leather Article, Commercial Design, Toronto, Ont.
  • Gladys Miles 1965 Third — Carved Leather Article, Original Design, Toronto, Ont.
  • J.E. Sanderson 1965 Third — Carved Leather Article, Commercial Design, London, Ont.
  • J.M. Parson 1965 Third — Non Tooled Leather Article, Grand Falls, N.Y.
  • Gladys Riddell 1966 Third — Carved Leather Article, Original Design, Toronto, Ont., CSCL
  • H.W. Hunt 1966 Third — Carved Leather Article, Commercial Design, Claresholm, Alta., CSCL
  • Helen Wheaton 1966 Third — Tooled Leather Article, Commercial Design, London, Ont., CSCL
  • Helen Wheaton 1966 Third — Non-Tooled Leather Article, London, Ont., CSCL
  • M.M. Wilkie 1966 Third — Leather Gloves, Plain, Toronto, Ont.
  • Sylvia Gerster 1966 Third — Tooled Leather Article, Original Design, London, Ont., CSCL
  • Clara Cavanagh 1970 Third — 221 Non-tooled leather article, Barrie, Ont.
  • Gwen Prestwich 1970 Third — 222 Leather gloves, Scarborough, Ont.
  • Janis Zalitis 1970 Third — 218 Any tooled leather article, Original design, Toronto, Ont.
  • W. Lightheart 1970 Third — 220 Any carved leather article, Original design, Burlington, Ont.
  • Dave Elliott 1976 Third — Handbags, etc.
  • Hope Drysdale 1976 Third — Household articles
  • Hope Drysdale 1976 Third — Pocket sized items
  • Hope Drysdale 1976 Third — Moulded articles
  • Sally Barrett 1976 Third — Wearing apparel
  • Sally Barrett 1976 Third — Belts

Canadian National Exhibition Banner Competition, Category A — 3rd

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Best Functional Design (C.S.C.L.)

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Best Leather Entry

Awarded for the top overall leather-entry prize at the CNE, donated by F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd..

"The $50 prize donated by the F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd. for the Best Leather entry was won by Daphne Lingwood, Caledon East for her fascinating necklace."

Recorded recipients

  • Daphne Lingwood 1967 necklace, Toronto, Ont., CSCL — $50 from F.W. Woolworth Co. Ltd.
  • Nan Astley 1968 Binder-briefcase (Best Leather Entry), CSCL

Canadian National Exhibition Best Leather in Show

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Category 213

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Category 214

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Category 215

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Category 216

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Category 217

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Category 218

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Category 219

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Category 462 — 1st

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Competitions

Recorded recipients

  • Clara Cavanagh 1963 Cut-work box or letter holder, floral design (class not resolved on this page; see prize table on p6)
  • Dorothy Proctor 1963 Pair of long gloves (Leather Gloves; class not resolved on this page; see prize table on p6)
  • Lillian Neelands 1963 Buckled handbag (class not resolved on this page; see prize table on p6)
  • Lillian Neelands 1963 Envelope-shaped clutch, floral cutwork (class not resolved on this page; see prize table on p6)
  • Lillian Neelands 1963 Trunk-style handbag (class not resolved on this page; see prize table on p6)
  • M.M. Wilkie 1963 Pair of long gloves, dotted design (Leather Gloves; class not resolved on this page; see prize table on p6)
  • Margaret Jennings 1978 Quilt (non-leather) — 1st
  • Muriel McKnight 1978 Afghan (non-leather) — 2nd

Canadian National Exhibition Credit Note

Awarded for a Tandy Leather Co.-donated credit-note prize at the CNE.

"A new twist in leather covered bottles was presented by Janis Zalitis of Toronto for which he won the $25 Credit Note donated by Tandy Leather Co. By using tooling and dyeing, he obtained a most unique effect."

Recorded recipients

  • Janis Zalitis 1967 leather-covered bottle, tooled and dyed, Toronto, Ont., CSCL — $25 from Tandy Leather Co.

Canadian National Exhibition Credit Note (Lewiscraft)

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition First Prize — Chatelaine Award

Recorded recipients

Canadian National Exhibition Hobby Class 210 (Household Articles)

Recorded recipients

Definitions transcribed from the award tables printed in the Canadian Leathercraft. Recipients taken from the Society’s competition records. Some awards were recorded under a shorthand name in one source and a formal name in the other; where the newsletter’s own definition makes the pair unambiguous they are shown here under the formal name.