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Joy Hutcheson

← People of the Society · on record 1968–1984

Everything the Society’s own records say of Joy Hutcheson — the offices held, the standings conferred, and the awards won — gathered on one page. Where the records are silent, so is this one.

In memoriam · December 2007

A former Woodstock Branch member, active in the Society from at least 1969: Woodstock Branch Secretary (1969-70), on the Executive Council (1970-71), Newsletter Editor (1971 and 1974-75), and a repeat Craftsman Ribbon/Award winner from 1978 to 1984. The Winter 2007-08 newsletter (p2-3) reports her death: "Woodstock lost another former Branch member in December 2007, Joy Hutcheson. Joy had a touch with leather that would highlight the beauty of the leather with simple, elegant design." No exact date given beyond the month.

From Winter 2007–2008, page 3.

Also recorded as Jov Hutcheson, Joyce Hutcheson

Branch

Woodstock · first recorded holding office in 1968

A member of the Woodstock Branch, she served as its Secretary in the late 1960s, on the Society's Executive Council in 1970, and edited the Society's newsletter from 1971 to 1975. Her work won Craftsman Awards and Ribbons from 1969 through the early 1980s, and she showed one piece at Leather '82, the Society's exhibition at the City of Brampton Library and Art Gallery, Bramalea, 3 July to 1 August 1982. She died in December 2007.

From The History of the Canadian Society for Creative Leathercraft — its own short account, page 1; Annual Meeting 1975 — programme, Geneva Park, Lake Couchiching, page 7; and Leather ’82 — exhibition catalogue, Brampton Public Library and Art Gallery, page 5.

Served the Society as

  • Woodstock Branch Secretary 1968–1969
  • Editor 1974–75; 1970–1974
  • Executive Council 1970
  • Co-ordinating Editor 1973–1975

Awards

  • Bramalea Ribbon, Leather '82 1982
  • Craftsman Ribbon 1969–1984
  • Leather '80 Honourable Mention 1980

Where this comes from

This name in the index of people →