The Ashcroft & District Rotary Club held it’s annual Citizens of the Year Awards and Dinner last week. This year’s honours were presented to Kitty Murray from Ashcroft for her volunteer work with the Ashcroft Health Care Auxiliary and to Bill Elliott from Cache Creek for his volunteer work in the community that included Graffiti Days and nearly four decades on the Cache Creek Fire Dept. L-R: Lois Petty

Citizens of the Year for Ashcroft and Cache Creek

Kitty Murray and Bill Elliott are the 2015 Rotary Club's Citizens of the Year for Ashcroft and Cache Creek.

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