This article about the history of the Alberta College, by Max Dolgoy, appears in Can Fam Physician 1969 Feb;15(2):71-73, 75-76

“New officers were installed at the meeting in Edmonton. From left to right: J. A. McKenty, College President, and Alberta Chapter officers Dr. A. A. Gorman, Dr. M. Dolgoy, and Dr. H. A. Lloyd.” Bulletin. College of General Practice of Canada 1958 Feb;4(3)

“Some 125 Alberta practitioners attended the fifth annual Scientific Sessions sponsored by the Alberta Chapter of the College in conjunction with the CMA Alberta Division General Practice Section. The meeting was held in Banff with ideal winter recreation facilities for doctors and their wives when they were not attending the sessions.” Bulletin. College of General Practice of Canada 1959 Mar;5(4):33

Left to right: Dr J. C. Staples, Secretary; Dr J. A. Weddell, President; Dr J. Donovan Ross, Minister of Health; Dr E. J. Moriarty, Vice-President; Dr A. M. Leacock, Treasurer

The new Chapter Executive greet national representatives of the College of General Practice of Canada

This award is given to the outstanding student in the third year of the University of Alberta's Community Medicine Study Program. Can Fam Physician 1969 Aug:61

Dr Parsons joined his father in practice in Red Deer after graduating from the University of Toronto in 1930. The Parsons' practice was originally established in 1903 and in 1971, as the Parsons Clinic, was an 11-man group practice. The Parsons Clinic was the first group to apply for membership in the College. Can Fam Physician 1971Aug:23

Dr Murray Cathcart, National President of the CFPC, installs Dr Cal Stewart as President of the Alberta Chapter. More pictures in Can Fam Physician 1980;26:338–33.

Left to right: Dr Don Watt, Dr R. Vogler, Dr Bryan Wood

“The Business Meeting included a discussion of one of the Chapter’s key projects for the coming year: the formation of a Public Relations Committee under the Chapter’s new President, Dr. Harland Irvine.” CFPC-Update 1988May/Jun;5(3)