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'''Hallmark 1974.''' Mrs Frances Rutland, together with Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Ferris founded The 81st Club 17 years ago, and a year later became the Chairman, a position she has held since. Much credit goes to her , for this is one of the best run Senior Citizen's Cubs in the area. | '''Hallmark 1974.''' Mrs Frances Rutland, together with Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Ferris founded The 81st Club 17 years ago, and a year later became the Chairman, a position she has held since. Much credit goes to her , for this is one of the best run Senior Citizen's Cubs in the area. | ||
| − | Born in Churchill. a small village in Oxfordshire; came to this district on a fortnight's holiday in 1938 and decided to stay | + | Born in Churchill. a small village in Oxfordshire; came to this district on a fortnight's holiday in 1938 and decided to stay |
Married in 1946 she now lives in Princes Risborough, with a big garden to look after. | Married in 1946 she now lives in Princes Risborough, with a big garden to look after. | ||
Her other interest is still connected with older people as she is a member of the Icknield Court League of Friends and does personal shopping twice a week for the residents. | Her other interest is still connected with older people as she is a member of the Icknield Court League of Friends and does personal shopping twice a week for the residents. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:07, 11 August 2024
click The 81st Club for info on that
Hallmark 1974. Mrs Frances Rutland, together with Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Ferris founded The 81st Club 17 years ago, and a year later became the Chairman, a position she has held since. Much credit goes to her , for this is one of the best run Senior Citizen's Cubs in the area.
Born in Churchill. a small village in Oxfordshire; came to this district on a fortnight's holiday in 1938 and decided to stay
Married in 1946 she now lives in Princes Risborough, with a big garden to look after.
Her other interest is still connected with older people as she is a member of the Icknield Court League of Friends and does personal shopping twice a week for the residents.