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First world Crafts Exhibition to be held in Toronto in June is being planned by Miss Joan Chalmers, the first woman president of the Canadian Guild of Crafts
First world Crafts Exhibition to be held in Toronto in June is being planned by Miss Joan Chalmers, the first woman president of the Canadian Guild of Crafts

First world Crafts Exhibition to be held in Toronto in June is being planned by Miss Joan Chalmers, the first woman president of the Canadian Guild of Crafts

Date5/16/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: First world Crafts Exhibition to be held in Toronto in June is being planned by Miss Joan Chalmers, the first woman president of the Canadian Guild of Crafts.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0037170F
'Voice found: Barbra Amesbury, front, and Joan Chalmers chose artists and cancer survivors to create a remarkable exhibit opening in Toronto
'Voice found: Barbra Amesbury, front, and Joan Chalmers chose artists and cancer survivors to create a remarkable exhibit opening in Toronto
2/13/1995
Chalmers, Joan
Chalmers, Joan
2/13/1995
Chalmers, Joan
Chalmers, Joan
2/13/1995
Every piece an original. Mrs. Howard Fogarty, shop supervisor of the Canadian Guild of Crafts, holds sculpture of owl created by Eskimo sculpture Ezee(...)
Every piece an original. Mrs. Howard Fogarty, shop supervisor of the Canadian Guild of Crafts, holds sculpture of owl created by Eskimo sculpture Ezee(...)
3/18/1968
Ontario Indian crafts, Linda Brant, 17, a Mohawk, shows some of the Indian crafts on sale in the First Nation Boutique at Ontario Place
Ontario Indian crafts, Linda Brant, 17, a Mohawk, shows some of the Indian crafts on sale in the First Nation Boutique at Ontario Place
6/8/1972
North Toronto Arts and Crafts Guild, originally Eglinton Presbyterian Church, later St. Clement ...
North Toronto Arts and Crafts Guild (formerly Eglinton Presbyterian Church and Toronto Public Library branch)
1 August 1981
Journalist Una Abrahamson with book on Canadian crafts, The busy career woman is a skilled artist and craftsman in her spare time
Journalist Una Abrahamson with book on Canadian crafts, The busy career woman is a skilled artist and craftsman in her spare time
6/26/1974
Historic Landmark, In this building just outside Brockville, which goes by the name of Craft's tavern, the first Orange order in Ontario was institute(...)
Historic Landmark, In this building just outside Brockville, which goes by the name of Craft's tavern, the first Orange order in Ontario was institute(...)
5/14/1928
Silver Earring in filigree work with enamel and jade is part of set to be on display and sale in the Peking arts and crafts show. The exhibition will (...)
Silver Earring in filigree work with enamel and jade is part of set to be on display and sale in the Peking arts and crafts show. The exhibition will (...)
7/8/1975
World of goods: Deborah Roberts of the Christian Blind Mission store in Stouffville displays some of the crafts made by disabled Third World artisans
World of goods: Deborah Roberts of the Christian Blind Mission store in Stouffville displays some of the crafts made by disabled Third World artisans
9/24/1992
Came close: Photographer Yuri Dojc, a contributor to A Day in the Life of Canada, which is being featured in show at the Arts & Crafts building at the CNE, missed out of question 14
Came close: Photographer Yuri Dojc, a contributor to A Day in the Life of Canada, which is being featured in show at the Arts & Crafts building at the CNE, missed out of question 14
8/18/1985
Guild Inn's Rosa and Spencer Clark are congratulated by Social Development Secretary Margaret Birch and Mayor Gus Harris
Guild Inn's Rosa and Spencer Clark are congratulated by Social Development Secretary Margaret Birch and Mayor Gus Harris
5/14/1979