WRI BULLETIN

MILNATHORT. Jean Paterson presided and thanked members who had entered the Kinross Show, Pat Pilgrim gained most points for Milnathort and was presented with a trophy.

Gwen McQueen from Heavenly Goodies gave a demonstration.

Competitions: flower arrangement in a teacup: 1 Aileen Hunter, 2 Jean Paterson, 3 Kathleen King; chocolate tiffin: 1 Kathleen King, 2 Aileen Hunter, 3 Denise Stephenson; flower of the month – 1 Denise Stephenson, 2 Grace Drysdale, 3 Sheila Wardell.

GATESIDE. President Mrs Agnes Allan introduced Kirsty McLellan who gave a talk and demonstration on decoupage.

Competitions: Potato scones – 1 Grace Cronie, 2 Sheila Penman, 3 Agnes Allan; something new from something old – 1 Anne Hutton, 2 Agnes Allan, 3 Sheila Penman; flower of the month – Sheila Penman. Lynda Mitchell proposed thanks.

KILCONQUHAR AND COLINSBURGH. Elizabeth Goodall welcomed vistors from Cameron who entertained.

Competitions: Scones – 1 Aileen Brown, 2 Frances Winton; flower of the month – May Jack.

FALKLAND. Secretary Teresa Kilbane introduced Gillian Skene from Cleish who demonstrated making jewellery. Competitions: necklace – 1 Fiona Fraser, 2 Penny Kilbane, 3 Jenni Young. Flower of the month – 1 Margo Brunton, 2 Margaret Stark, 3 Ann Corrigan.

The next meeting is our birthday party to be held on October 8 in the Lomond Hotel, Freuchie, at 7pm for 7.30pm. Money to be paid to Pat Kilbane beforehand.

KIRKFORTHAR FEUS. Members visited The Beijing Banquet, where they enjoyed a lovely meal to celebrate the institute’s 94th birthday.

KILMANY. President Mrs Trail welcomed Margaret Whiteford who gave a cookery demonstration.

Competition: Sweet – 1 Effie Trail, 2 Sheila Simmers.

Individual sweet dish – Nicola Bunting; flower of the month – Mrs Young.

ABDIE. Iain Moss gave a talk on the Woodland Trust.