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CLAN OFFICERS
The recent appointment of Clan Officers is welcomed as a step towards collecting the many small groups of Hunter's together. Each officer will be helping to answer new membership enquiries, and forwarding Clan mail to Scotland.
Clan Officers will be able to help with the setting up of a Clan Tent at your local Highland Gathering. If you wish to do this, please write to your officer who will pay the cost of the tent rental from Clan funds and lend you our Clan Banner and Flag for the occasion.
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 U.S.A. CLAN OFFICERS
The recent appointment of Clan Officers is welcomed as a step towards collecting the many small groups of Hunter's together. Each officer will be helping to answer new membership enquiries, and forwarding Clan mail to Scotland.
Clan Officers will be able to help with the setting up of a Clan Tent at your local Highland Gathering. If you wish to do this, please write to your officer who will pay the cost of the tent rental from Clan funds and lend you our Clan Banner and Flag for the occasion.
CHARLES M. HUNTER.P.O. Box 43062,Cahaba Heights Branch, Birmingham,AL. 35243.
Charles and Patricia Hunter live in a delightful wooded suburb on the hills surrounding Birmingham. Charles now enjoys an active retirement after 38 years with the Southern Natural Gas Corporation, culminating in a Vice-Presidency in 1973, and a Directorship of the Southern Gas Association and The Alabama Natural Gas Association. He also has a distinguished war record with the U.S. Army, participating in the Normandy, Rhineland and Ardennes campaigns during World War II, and was discharged as a Lt. Col., at the end of the War.
Charles is a keen golfer, and is a member of the Vestavia Country Club in Birmingham. Their three children are all married, and they have one grandchild.
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 AUSTRALIA ALBERT S. J. HUNTER.
51, Albany Street, Gosford,New South Wales, 2250.
Bert was born and educated in Sydney, and is a land and engineering surveyor. He has been engaged in private consultancy for 38 years, and is now the senior partner of a consulting firm in Gosford, which is 75km north of Sydney. He has been actively involved in community affairs all his life, including Rotary, Apex, and other charitable organisations.
A keen golfer, Bert and his wife Claire have four children, and two grandchildren. They have both travelled extensively through Europe, England, and naturally Scotland, where they visited Hunterston Castle in 1981.
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