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Lillian Carnegie (Junior Vice President), Kay Gibb (Treasurer/Aberdeen Rep) MINUTES OF THE 60TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE LADIES’ BRANCH OF THE ROYAL CALEDONIAN CURLING CLUB HELD ON TUESDAY, 9TH JUNE 2020 AT 2PM. PRESENT Office Bearers: Morag Wellman (President), Corrie Lawrence (Vice President), Lillian Carnegie (Junior Vice President), Kay Gibb (Treasurer/Aberdeen Rep) Past Presidents: Sheila Watson (Ayr), Brenda Macintyre (Belmaduthy), Fiona Hardie (Crocketford), Margaret Nicol (Currie & Balerno), Kate Caithness CBE (Honorary President/Dalhousie Ladies), Ena Stevenson (Dunfermline Ladies), Kathleen Scott (Dunkeld), Marion Craig (East Kilbride & Haremyres), Claire Mclaren (Lynedoch Ladies), Margaret Pottie (Nairn Ladies), Marion Fraser (Strathkinness), Kirsty Letton MBE (Troon Portland) Centre Representatives: Michele Brodie (Abercorn), Madeleine Sharp (Cawder House), Marion Murdoch (Dryfesdale), Carolyn Tough (Duddingston), Irene Baillie (Dunfermline Ladies), Sandra MacIver (Forres), Clare McCormick (Greenacres), Janine Wilson (Letham Grange), Helen Pirnie (Lynedoch Ladies), Karen Jack (Newark), Nancy Gallacher (Nithsdale Ladies), Mary Anne McWilliam (Portpatrick) New Centre Representatives: Rona Craig (Corstorphine Ladies), Lillias Hyslop (Coulter & Upperward), Lucy Tile (Jedburgh), Debbie Weir (Fossoway Ladies), Janice Sutherland (Symington) Invited Guests: Margaret Robertson (Bathgate), Susan Kesley (Currie & Balerno), Margaret White (Dalmellington Craigengillan), Eve Muirhead (Dunkeld), Margaret Richardson (East Kilbride & Haremyres), Alison Taylor (Lesmahagow Ladies), Bruce Crawford (CEO), Graham Lindsay (Chairman), Brian McArtney (RCCC President), Andrew Kerr (RCCC Vice President) Individual Members: Rosemary Claxton (‘69 CC), Valerie Shand (‘69 CC), Isla Kinnear (Abdie Ladies), Elizabeth Welch (Aberdeen), Fiona Glascodine (Aberdeen Ladies), Rosemary Morrison (Aberdeen Petroleum), Ann Mitchell (Aberdour), Dorothy Browse (Aberdour), Helen Gordon (Aberdour), Lynne MacKenzie (Avondale Heather), Jane Hepburn (Ayr), Elizabeth Tait (Ayr & Alloway), Lorna Alexander (Ayr Country), Alison Barr (Bearsden), Delphine How (Beechnuts), Elizabeth Simpson (Beechnuts), Gillian Haggart (Bellshill), Sarah Lean (Bellshill), Helen Steele (Beresford Ladies), Isla Jean Robison (Beresford Ladies), Jacqui Taylor (Between the Sheets), Christine Cheape (Blair Atholl), Margaret Morrison (Cardross), Dorothy Moran (Carmunnock & Rutherglen), Robyn Munro (Castle Kennedy), Maureen Parker (Castle Kennedy), Gwendoline Highet (Cathcart Castle), Eleanor McDougall (Cawder House), Kirstie Meikle (Cawder House), Ann Gibb (Cawdor), Lyz Hogarth (Colinton Ladies), Gillian Black (Corstorphine), Avril Anderson (Corstorphine Ladies), Janette McLeod (Corstorphine Ladies), Kim Dalland (Corstorphine Ladies), Margaret Barry (Corstorphine Ladies), Patricia Hastie (Corstorphine Ladies), Diane Burton (Crossmyloof), Jenny Barr (Currie & Balerno), Jessica Skelton (Dalgety Bay), William Nicol (Darnaway), Christine Henderson (Druids), Elspeth MacLean (Druids), Terry Paterson (Druids), Brenda Duthie (Dumbreck Ladies), Jane Patterson (Dumfries), Lorna Brown (Dunblane), Eila MacLennan (Dundonald), Aileen Priestley (Dunfermline Ladies), Claire Paton (Dunfermline Ladies), Lynne Stevenson (Dunfermline Ladies), Liz Cullen (Earlston), Agnes Strang (East Kilbride & Haremyres), Helen Drummond (East Kilbride & Haremyres), Anne Watson (Edinburgh Ladies), Lorna Scott (Edinburgh Ladies), Janet Lynch (Errol), Christine Ross (Eskdale), Susan Catling (Falkirk Ladies), Val Saville (Falkirk Ladies), Janice Walls (Fettercairn), Christine McLeish (Ford Ladies), Eileen Dykes (Ford Ladies), Lyn Miller (Ford Ladies), Sandra Jack (Ford Ladies), Ann Hutchison (Forest Hills Trossachs), Anne Cant (Forfar Ladies), Christy Barron (Forfar Ladies), Moira Adam (Forfar Ladies), Moira Haggart (Forfar Ladies), Kirstina Fairweather (Forfar Virtual), Inca Maguire (Forfar Young Curlers), Alison Smith (Fossoway Ladies), Dottie Burt (Fossoway Ladies), Sarah Bruce Jones (Fossoway Ladies), Alison Orr (Fothringham), Carolyn Nicoll (Fothringham) Alison Young (Fullarton), Mara Lindsay (Fullarton), Ali Cunningham (Galston Haymouth), Elizabeth Boswell (Galston Haymouth), Elizabeth Jamieson (Glasgow Ladies), Fiona Macfarlane (Glasgow Ladies), Helen Jamieson (Glasgow Ladies), Judy Mackenzie MBE (Glasgow Ladies), Liz Paul (Glasgow Ladies), Roni Gray (Glasgow Ladies), Fiona Rutherford (Glenfarg Ladies), Sheila Swan (Glenfarg Ladies), Sheona Reid (Glenfarg Ladies), Laura Ritchie (Hamilton & Thornyhill), Myra Fell (Haymarket), Fiona McLaren (Highland Ladies), Winifred Yvonne Birnie (Highland Ladies), Margaret Hastie (Inverness), Alison Milne (Kinfauns), Elaine Spain (Kinross Ladies), Patricia Galloway (Kirkoswald), Barbara Sherriff (Kirriemuir Ladies), Jenny Arbuckle (Kirriemuir Ladies), Marnie Ewart (Kirriemuir Ladies), Janie McKenzie (Largs Thistle), Glynis Knowles (Laurencekirk), Laura Mutch (Laurencekirk), Katherine 1 Kelsey (Lenzie), Pam Painter (Lenzie Ladies), Margaret Levack (Lesmahagow), Eileen Fleming (Lesmahagow Ladies), Louise O'Donnelly (Lesmahagow Ladies), Claire Milne (Letham Grange), Eilidh Yeats (Loch ness), Barbara Gillespie (Lothian Ladies), Shelagh Fulton (Lynedoch Ladies), Pat Lyden (Maxwell), Maggie Wilson (Meldrum & Daviot), Jacqueline Orr (Muirdykes), Isobel Edwards (Murrayfield Ladies), Anne Jackson (Nairn Ladies), Frances Henderson (New Abbey), Jayne Stirling (New Abbey), Margaret Carruthers (New Abbey), Wendy Howden (Newport), Maureen Randall (Old Grammarians), Elizabeth Glennie (Orwell Ladies), Maggie Saunderson (Orwell Ladies), Jane Drysdale (Orwell Ladies), Sheilagh Macfarlane (Panmure), Shirley Jeans (Panmure), Katie Brackenridge (Peebles), Brenda Waddell (Peebles Ladies), Gillean Hoehnke (Pentland Ladies), Hilary Hutton (Pentland Ladies), Susan Munro (Pentland Ladies), Morag Erskine (Pitlessie), Irene Aitken (Raith & Abbotshall), Carolyn Hibberd (Reform), Jean Cousar (Reform), Liz Burton-King (Reform), Jennifer Main (Rubislaw), Ann-Maree Davidson (Schiehallion Ladies), Aileen Pirret (Selkirk), Ruth Addinall (SIAE), Janice Wheeler (South Lanarkshire Wheelchair Curling), Jackie McQueen (St Andrews), Beverley Brown (St Andrews), Vicky Gumley (Stewart’s Melville FP), Susan Ross (Stirling Virtual), Janet Ritchie (Stra’ven Ladies), Sarah Mateer (Stra’ven Ladies), Marianne Jenkins (Suttieside), Lyn Walby (Threave Ladies), Irene Cameron (Toberargan), Aileen McCorkell (Troon Portland), Alison Lees (Uplawmoor), Annette Macdonald (West Stirlingshire Ladies) 1. WELCOME President Morag: Good afternoon honoured guests, sister and brother curlers. It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the 60th Annual General Meeting of the Ladies Branch of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club. This is the first virtual meeting and thank you all for joining us. You should have received a document, which would normally be on your seat at the meeting and have had time to read over it. This includes details of apologies, obituaries, new & resigned clubs and the Ladies Branch accounts. Should you wish to address the meeting or have a question then please use the Q&A button at the bottom of your screen, which replaces the roving microphone, stating your name and club. If you do wish to chat to another attendee then please use the chat button, again at the bottom of our screen. Should there be any questions that we cannot answer at the time we hope to have time at the end to deal with them. Thank you. I would now like to introduce the virtual top table, I am Morag Wellman; we have Corrie Laurence, Vice President; Lillian Carnegie, Junior Vice President and Kay Gibb who is our Honorary Treasurer. Although I cannot see them, I would like to acknowledge our Past Presidents who I can see from the list of attendees have joined us today and I would like to thank them for their attendance. We also have with us today Graham Lindsay (Board Chairman), Brian McArtney (RCCC President), Andrew Kerr (RCCC Vice President) and Bruce Crawford (CEO). 2. APOLOGIES President Morag: The apologies that we received prior to the meeting are also listed in the document/booklet. Past Presidents: none Centre Representatives: none Invited Guests: none Individuals: Margaret Wildash (Aberdeen Ladies), Katie Loudon (Airleywight Ladies), Catherine Costello (Ayr), Patricia McKeand (Ayr & Galloway), Anne Christie (Blair Drummond), Aileen Neilson (Braehead Wheelchair), Florence Walker (Bridge of Weir), Caroleen Clark (Cardross), Karen Tomczynski (Corstorphine), Susan Skene (Dalhousie Ladies), Elizabeth Shaw (Galston Haymouth), Mary Shaw (Galston Haymouth), Yvonne Chalmers (Glasgow Ladies), Caitlin Wilson (Gogar Park Young Curlers), Mo Simpson (Highland Wheelchair), Wendy Johnston (Kinfauns), Hugh Templeton (Kirkcowan), Jackie Lockhart (Laurencekirk), Mairi Milne (Letham Grange), Caroline Dingwall (Lochaber), Liz Fraser (Lynedoch Ladies), Iphthime Millward (Moray Firth Ladies), Kate Adams (Portpatrick) 3. IN MEMORIAM President Morag: In your booklet, we have a note of those members who have sadly passed away; I would like to take a moment, to remember these curlers, who will appear on screen and also to think of all of those who have suffered due to the current ongoing pandemic. Thank you. Individual Members (in alphabetical order by club): Margaret Macpherson (Ardrossan Castle), Elizabeth Patterson (Ayr), M McNaughton (Balruddery), Jane Wilson (Bank of Scotland (Aberdeen)), Nancy McCall 2 (Bellshill), Sybil Pollock (Beresford Ladies), Sheena Chisholm (Breadalbane Killin), Katherine H Adamson (Carr-bridge), Jean Hamilton (Carrington),
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