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MAYOR INVITES OAPS TO SHOW FOR QUEEN'S 80TH
Cambridge Evening News, UK
April 19 2006
MORE than 400 Cambridge senior citizens attended a special celebration
to mark the Queen's 80th birthday.
The Mayor of Cambridge, Coun John Hipkin, hosted a show - The Best
Musicals Ever- in the city's Guildhall, and guests also enjoyed
afternoon tea.
They also sang Happy Birthdayto The Queen, and the National Anthem.
Joyce Pilcher, 81, from Sturton Street, said: "I think it's very
important to mark the Queen's birthday. I think she's a very good
Queen, she's a very caring one."
Eighty-nine-year-old Maude Chapman, of Staffordshire Street, agreed:
"I think she's going to do what Queen Victoria did and reign for 60
years I hope."
Another fan was Ruby Whitehead, 75, of St Matthew's Street. She said:
"I saw the Queen when she opened The Grafton, I think she's lovely -
she does a great job for the country."
Before the tea, she said: "We're looking forward to the whole afternoon
- I think it's good they put on things for us senior citizens."
Eighty-two-year-old Virginia Cole, of Rustat Road, spent three weeks
embroidering a traditional Armenian lace bookmark for the Queen's
birthday.
She said: "I love the Queen with all my heart, I respect her, I admire
her for her selfless devotion to the nation."
Cambridge Evening News, UK
April 19 2006
MORE than 400 Cambridge senior citizens attended a special celebration
to mark the Queen's 80th birthday.
The Mayor of Cambridge, Coun John Hipkin, hosted a show - The Best
Musicals Ever- in the city's Guildhall, and guests also enjoyed
afternoon tea.
They also sang Happy Birthdayto The Queen, and the National Anthem.
Joyce Pilcher, 81, from Sturton Street, said: "I think it's very
important to mark the Queen's birthday. I think she's a very good
Queen, she's a very caring one."
Eighty-nine-year-old Maude Chapman, of Staffordshire Street, agreed:
"I think she's going to do what Queen Victoria did and reign for 60
years I hope."
Another fan was Ruby Whitehead, 75, of St Matthew's Street. She said:
"I saw the Queen when she opened The Grafton, I think she's lovely -
she does a great job for the country."
Before the tea, she said: "We're looking forward to the whole afternoon
- I think it's good they put on things for us senior citizens."
Eighty-two-year-old Virginia Cole, of Rustat Road, spent three weeks
embroidering a traditional Armenian lace bookmark for the Queen's
birthday.
She said: "I love the Queen with all my heart, I respect her, I admire
her for her selfless devotion to the nation."