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metal, fuel and livestock; break-ins to farms, homes and business premises; vandalism to property and crops. Other crimes include incidents against livestock and other protected animals, including livestock worrying by dogs; illegal waste sites and dumping. Angela Parker, from Crimestoppers, said: “Crimestoppers’ guarantee of anonymity removes fear and no-one will know you called.” Call Crimestoppers free and anonymously on 0800 555 111. mittee members for the next year is: president Liz Mcallan; vice-president Agnes Callan; secretary Myra Irving; treasurer Sarah Mateer; committee Liz Barton, Mary Craig, Joan Duncan, Marion Hamilton, Sheena Kerr and Joan Wilson. Jak O’donnell told members of her experiences on ‘The Great British Menu’, followed by a lovely supper. Ladies enjoyed an afternoon outing to Browning’s bakery, Kilmarnock. WRI President Janet Foster opened the meeting and welcomed members and judges Alison Allison and Jean Neilson from Auldhouse Rural. Reports were read and approved. Election: president Janet Foster; vicepresident Sheila Moore; secretary Eliz Frame; treasurer Marion Russell; committee M Law, M Struthers, M Armour, M Brown, I French, A Brisequipment, bane, Marion Miller. Competitions – Sultana cake: 1, Margaret Law, 2, Janet Foster, 3, Marion Russell. Knitted lady’s waistcoat: 1, Margaret Law, 2, Marion Russell, 3, Betty Moore. Seniors’ picture: 1, Betty Moore, 2, Margaret Law, 3, Margaret Brown. Marmalade: 1, Francis Smith, 2, Margaret Law. Handicrafts: 1, Betty Moore, 2, Francis Smith, 3 Sheila Moore. Hon. President’s Trophy (Florence cake): 1, Janet Foster, 2 Margaret Law. Trophies were presented by honorary members J Fleming and M Fleming. President Janet thanked the judges and honorary members with flowers. A lovely supper and raffle concluded the evening. Sheila Moore gave the vote of thanks. The Senior Circle’s next trip on July 2 will leave the village at 11am, not at noon as previously stated.