Clarence Redman
← People of the Society · on record 1958–1976
Possibly the same person: C. or Mrs. Redman →
The Society’s Council list of Spring 1962 prints “Mr. C. or Mrs. Redman”, a seat credited to a couple; the C. may be Clarence Redman, and the paper does not say which of the two held it.
The Society’s records
Everything the Society’s own records say of Clarence Redman: the offices held, the standings conferred, and the awards won. Where the records are silent, so is this part of the page.
Also recorded as Clarence Redmond
Branch
Hamilton · recorded holding office in 1963
Certification
- Associate of the CSCL 1958
The election notice prints the town as “Hamilton, Ont.”. - Associate of the CSCL before 1961
Of Hamilton. He wrote an article, 'Making a Binocular Case,' for the newsletter, won his International Assembly Salon Ribbon at the 9th Assembly, Rochester, and demonstrated decorating with gold at the 15th International Assembly, London, Ontario.
From Spring 1963.
Held the Society's professional stamp No. XXXI, issued in 1958.
From Register of professional stamps, May 2012.
Served the Society as
- Publicity Chairman 1960
- Council 1961
- Executive Council 1963
- Hamilton Branch Programme Convener 1963
- 15th Assembly Demonstrator 1969
Awards
- International Assembly Salon Ribbon 1963
Demonstrations given
- Bookbinding and restoring Bibles 1976
26th AnnualFrom Summer 1976, page 6.