Comrades Club

[Wilk]

I have this photo (attached). I was told it was the inaugural committee of the Comrades Club when it was first founded. I only know one person on it, my uncle, and I recognise some of the faces but do not know any of their names.
Can anyone help?
I have also attached a picture with numbers for each person to help record any names.

[Parsonx]

Originally Posted by Wilk

I have this photo (attached). I was told it was the inaugural committee of the Comrades Club when it was first founded. I only know one person on it, my uncle, and I recognise some of the faces but do not know any of their names.
Can anyone help?
I have also attached a picture with numbers for each person to help record any names.

My Father was on the Comrades committee mid 60s when he lived at Chiburn Avenue

[Wilk]

Hi, Parsonx.
Good to hear from you. Do you have any information about the Comrades
and is your dad in the photo?

[Parsonx]

Originally Posted by Wilk

Hi, Parsonx.
Good to hear from you. Do you have any information about the Comrades
and is your dad in the photo?

My Father is not in the photo,I remember the concert room extension being built as i attended Red Row senior school at the time 61-65 then on to South Broomhill Secondary.Father used to take my Mother out and send her into the concert room or lounge whilst he used to frequent the men only bar.

[Wilk]

Hi,
I also attended Red Row school, infants and juniors, and also left in 65.
The story goes that my Uncle John was one of the original Committee that set up the comrades so I am just looking for some confirmation, or otherwise, as to the truth of the story.
My dad didn't go to the comrades much, he was a 'Buffs' man, and I can't remember my mother ever going to the Comrades or the 'Buffs', she wasn't a drinker.
I do remember going the comrades a few times, when I was home, to see some of the concerts that were on.

[borderlad]

I think this would be the Comrades Club about 1950. Dan Mackenzie Centre, Evan his son behind over his left shoulder, Ernest Tweddell holding child

[hoppa]

Anyone remember my Uncle Arthur from Hadston, Think he played drums and worked as a special constable.