Published: Thursday, 3rd April, 2008 09:00
Honour shared
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TWO Musselburgh stalwarts were to share the honours at this year’s Citizen of the Year ceremony.
Long-serving junior choir leader at Musselburgh Congregational Church, Jane Fairnie, 62, and leading light behind the successful bid for a High Street war memorial, Ruth Knight, 70, were to jointly accept the accolade on Wednesday at the Brunton Hall.
Musselburgh and Inveresk Community Council chairwoman, Irene Tait, said: “These two are both very deserving recipients.”
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