Largs News: A bird's eye view of the News archive from 2004

Millport Curling Club emerged victorious in their annual showdown with Rothesay Curling Club at Greenacres in Howwood. Pictured to the far left is Millport’s David Cameron standing beside president John Young (with the prestigious trophy), while Willie Hunter of Rothesay, far right, stands beside his club president Ian Rothney. Mrs Ruby Templeton also sponsored two cups in memory of her husband Jack, which were awarded to highest skips Willie Hunter and David Cameron. (Image: Newsquest)

FARM folk: The annual dinner of Largs and District Agricultural Society took place in the Willowbank Hotel with Honorary President William Menzies,seated second left, making a welcome appearance (Image: Newsquest)BURNS’ bairns: Calum McVittie, centre, played the young Robert Burns with the cast of Largs Players youth group (Image: Newsquest)The kids at Fairlie Primary School held a non-uniform day to raise money for a worthwhile charity that was also close to home. The children paid a small fee for the big privilege of wearing jeans and casual clothes to school, and helped raise money for international children’s charity UNICEF. (Image: Newsquest)Star in the making: West Kilbride musical prodigy Nicola Benedetti has won through to the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition. (Image: Newsquest)A LOAD of bull proved very educational at West Kilbride Primary School when Scottish Opera’s touring company presented a show (Image: Newsquest)