CSCL 2024 Annual Meeting
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2024 C.S.C.L. Annual Meeting
Held at the RAMADA by Wyndham, Lindsay, Ontario.
Friday night we had a contest for those who wanted to participate. Each person was given a bag of scrap leather and they had to make something with it in a certain time limit. Items were then numbered and all the people attending voted on the one they liked best. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd place got Tim Horton Gift Cards.
Jimmy Wilkes was presented with an Honorary Associate Membership by Sean Dalgetty, C.S.C.L. President.
Saturday morning we held our Annual Meeting, had a coffee break and then began our first workshop, making a belt. We could either do a buckle or a ring style. We then had an enjoyable lunch from our local Bakery.
After lunch we did shaving cream dying on a pouch for your belt and on a leather apron. We then had draws for the White Elephant Table.
Saturday evening we enjoyed a delicious supper at Castle John’s Restaurant, which is attached to the Hotel.
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We then went back to our meeting room and awards were handed out. Lois Found from the Norland Guild then introduced our guest speaker Jean Abernethy, who builds saddles and is also the author of 5 books on Fergus the Horse.
Sunday morning we made a braided dog collar and braided lead. Because we were so late Saturday night, we did the President’s Draws on Sunday morning.
Recipients of Honourary Life Memberships
A Life Membership in the C.S.C.L. was presented to Della. Della has been a member the longest of any current CSCL member (1978), was secretary from 2005 to 2015, and has been our Treasurer since 2006.
On behalf of the C.S.C.L. we would like to thank Paul for his years of service to the Guild and its members, for the support and use of the facilities he has let the Guild use at any time. He has been very helpful to people learning leathercraft over the years, and for this we honour Paul with a Life Membership in the C.S.C.L.