On-Line Celebration / Photo Album 2

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Photo Album / 2

As part of our On-Line Celebration, we have created a Photo Album Page. Here you have the pictures from 1993 until 2003.
BHCG 40th Anniversary - Website - Photo Album Page

Part 2: 1993 - 2003 


1993- Winter Carnival Show

1995_ Lakeshore Hooking Craft Guild 20th Anniversary - Display at Beaconsfield Library 

1995_ Lakeshore Hooking Craft Guild 20th Anniversary - Display at Centennial Hall

1995_ Lakeshore Hooking Craft Guild 20th Anniversary - Remembrance Showcase at Centennial Hall

1995_ Lakeshore Hooking Craft Guild 20th Anniversary - Xmas Showcase at Centennial Hall
1995_ Lakeshore Hooking Craft Guild 20th Anniversary - Pictorial Workshop with Lois Morris

1995_ Lakeshore Hooking Craft Guild 20th Anniversary
Demonstration during the 1995 Show,
1995_ Lakeshore Hooking Craft Guild Show
20th Anniversary Show, September 30- October 1st, 1995

May 1996 - Trip to Prescott - Picnic 

Octber 27, 1998 - Trip to Hull to visit the Hooked Rugs Exhbition - Canadian Museum of Civilization

July 2002 - Contact
HOOKING FOR A GOOD CAUSE
About a Special Project - Donation to the West Island Palliative Care Residence
Left to Right:Joanne Paine, Alice Hamilton, Micheline Brownrigg,
Lois Morris, Betty Austin, Lorayne Charenko, Jeanne Osler and Kay Cousineau.

The Chronicle 2002, page A1 and A3
NEW HOSPICE SET TO OPEN
About Hooking Crafters Guild donanting a rug to the West Island Palliative Care Residence
Image: Teresa Dellar and Ross Williams examine a wall hanging at the Kirkland hospice that was donated by BHCG.
Photo: Peter McCabe

The Gazette. September 19, 2002
CRAFTERS HOOK UP ON ART TO HANG AT RESIDENCE
About Hooking Crafters Guild donanting a rug to the West Island Palliative Care Residence
Photo: Nick Church

June 2003 - Rug Hooking Demonstration during Saint-Jean Baptiste Day
Left to Right: Lorayne Charenko and Kay Cousineau  

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