Gillies LereCore
The Society’s records
Everything the Society’s own records say of Gillies LereCore: the offices held, the standings conferred, and the awards won. Where the records are silent, so is this part of the page.
Elected second Vice-President of the Canadian Conference of the Arts in 1961, an outside body the Society belonged to. A CSCL newsletter article (Summer 1961) reported his election at the Conference's 16th Annual Meeting, alongside Philip Torno's as first Vice-President.
From Summer 1961, page 3.
Where this comes from
Gillies LereCore is named in the records of the Canadian Society for Creative Leathercraft, the society of leather crafters founded in Toronto in 1950 that taught, exhibited and judged its members’ work until it closed in 2025. Its newsletters, papers and photographs are kept in this archive.