Forget-Me-Not Club
A GOLD necklace was presented to Barbara Charter at the annual meeting of the club when she retired after 30 years as secretary. The club is still looking for a new secretary, members were told. Reports of the past year s activities were given by Mrs Char
A GOLD necklace was presented to Barbara Charter at the annual meeting of the club when she retired after 30 years as secretary.
The club is still looking for a new secretary, members were told.
Reports of the past year's activities were given by Mrs Charter, treasurer Wendy Chamberlain, and chairman Brian Chamberlain.
The club held a buffet to celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Iris and Don Elliot, during which a gift from members was presented to them.
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Local historian Mike Petty gave members a talk on Disappearing Cambridge.
Members have an active year ahead with outings and speakers.
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For details call chairman Brian Chamberlain on 01763 242543.
