Front and Executive, Officers and Committees

48th OCA Bulletin -1966 March

– Documents

48th Highlanders Association Bulletin

O.C.A. News March, 1966

Meeting, Thursday , Mar 10th.

Information on meetings,

Deceased members, Bill Mair (92nd), Harry Penfold (Calgary Highrs, and Associate Member. In hospital Bill Wilson. Information on Dances, and Blazers. Registration for re-union, and Ladies’ Auxiliary News.

Old Comrades Association)

Honorary President

Brigadier E.W. Haldenby, CBE, MC, CD

Officers – 1965

President – Ken Matheson      536-8948

I.P.P. –   Bob Nicholson          463-4647

Vice-President -Bill Wilson  466-5679

Secretary – Wally Moore        HO. 5-2032

Treasurer – James Brannan   481-1345

Marshal – Herb Sershall          221-0610

Executive Members

Hugo Goldberg, Bill Starr, Jimmy Martin, Barry Deacon, Jack Gadsden, Ken Moze, Dunc Sinclair, Sr.

Welfare Committee

James  Brannan  (Chairman)  481-1345

House Committee

Hugo Goldberg (Chairman)     465-3450

Sick Committee

Bill Starr (Chairman)                537-1157

Membership Committee

Jack Gadsden (Chairman)       267-0816

Entertainment Committee

Jimmy Martin (Chairman)      741-7990

Sports Committee

Barry Deacon (chairman)       465-6189

Club Manager

Howard E. Anderson     WA. 2-4876(Commissioner of Oaths & Affidavits)

General Meetings – Second Thursday of each month except June, July and August

“Let’s Mix in “66”

Belonged to LCol M.E. George, CD

 

 

Classification
Association Publications
Era
1946 – 1999 Late 20th C.
Location of artifact
Case 49 Storage, Display area storage
Associated place
Memorial Hall, 519 Church Street, Toronto
Associated event
Newsletters
Associated name(s)
Ken Matheson, Bob Nicholson, Bill Wilson, Wally Moore, Bill Starr, Jimmy Martin, Barry Deacon, Jack Gadsen, Dunc Sinclair, Sr. Dun Sinclair, Jr,

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