Margaret LaChappelle
← People of the Society · on record 1970–1988
Everything the Society’s own records say of Margaret LaChappelle — 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 · 1997
A member of the Society in Toronto for over thirty years; her other interests were dolls and stamps. Reported alongside Bob Millford's death in the same notice (Spring 1997, page 1; Summer 1997, page 3.)
From Spring 1997, page 1.
Also recorded as Marg LaChapelle, Marg. LaChapelle, Margaret La Chappelle, Margaret LaChapelle, Margaret Lachappelle
Standing
Toronto Branch Member 1979 · Society Member 1988
Branch
Toronto · listed as a member in 1979
A member of the Society in Toronto for over thirty years, whose other interests were dolls and stamps, her work won a Craftsman Award in 1980. She served on the Canadian National Exhibition's Exhibition and Sale Committee in 1970, where the page prints her name as Margaret La Chappelle, and wrote “Glove Etiquette,” a short history of glove-wearing custom, for the Summer 1982 newsletter under the byline Margaret LaChapelle, the year before her belt won a Craftsman Ribbon in 1983. She died in 1997.
From Summer 1997, page 3; Fall 1970, page 3; and Summer 1982, page 11.
Served the Society as
- C.N.E. Exhibition and Sale Committee 1970
Awards
- Craftsman Ribbon 1980–1983