1. One Cabbage

2. One Lettuce

3. Six Pods of Peas or Beans

4. Three Beetroots

5. Three Carrots

6. Three Onions

7.  Four White Potatoes

8. Four Coloured Potatoes

9. Box of Vegetables – 4 varieties

10. One Heaviest Potato

11. Pot of Parsley (max. 20cm diam.

     pot)

12. Any Other Vegetable

13. One Single Variety of Fruit

14. One Vase of a Selection of Herbs

15. Four Tomatoes

16. One Vase Garden Flowers

17. One Patio Container

18. One Floral Table Arrangement        

           (Flowers may be bought)

19. One Bowl of Home-Grown Salad

20.One Oddest Shaped Vegetable

21. Four Plain Scones

22. Four Scottish Pancakes

23. One Fruit Loaf (any variety)

24. 1/4 Clootie Dumpling

25. Three Pieces of Tray Bake

26. One Sponge

27. One Fruit Pie with Homemade        

      Pastry

28. One Loaf of Homemade Bread

29. One Decorated Cake

      (max size 9”, only decoration

       judged)

30. Six Homemade Sweets

31. Three Sweet Biscuits

32. One Jar Homemade Jam

33. One Jar Homemade Marmalade

34. Handmade Greetings Card

35. One Garment Made of Wool or Wool

      Type Fibre

36. One Item Made of Wool or Wool

      Type Fibre

37. One Hand Stitched Item

38. One Useful Item - Any Craft

39. One Ornamental Item - Any Craft

40. One Picture - Drawn/Painted

41. Six Free Range Eggs (any variety)

42. One Jar of Pickles

43. One Item Any Other Croft Produce

44. Best Kept Outside Vegetable Patch

      (to be entered by 25 August to allow

      time for judging)

45. Six Local Shellfish - Any Variety

46. One Dish of Seafood Pâté

47. One Splice (Nautical Studies Class

      Only)

48. One knot - Mounted and Named

      (Nautical Studies Class Only)

49. One Knot - Any Type

50. Item Made from Rope/Cord

51. One Item made from Wood

52. One Vegetable Sculpture

53. One Photo “Seasonal Scene”

54. One Photo “Animal/s”

55. One Photo “Young & Old”

56. One Photo with Caption

57. One Decorated Wellie Boot

58. One Item Recycled or Repaired

59. One Item found when Beachcombing

60. One Box Local Island Produce (may   include flowers, vegetables, fruit, craft and homemade items as well as croft and fishing items – all items must be competitors own efforts boxes must be no larger than 42cm x 36cm)

MUST be children’s OWN effort

Please state age and class

on entry slip

PRE-SCHOOL

61.                An A4 picture of “Me”

62.                Cress in an egg cup

63.                A decorated digestive        

                 biscuit

64.                A decorated boiled egg

PRIMARY 1-4

65.                An A4 picture of

                 “My Teacher”

66.                Tallest sunflower

                 (cut at base)

67.                Any item of baking

68.                A Lego model (must fit on

                A5 sheet of paper)

PRIMARY 5-7

69.                A decorated jar

70.                A miniature garden in a

                 biscuit tin lid

71.                Any item of baking

72.                A item from recycled

                 materials

SECONDARY SCHOOL CLASS

73.                A greetings card

74.                A pencil holder/case

75.                Any item of baking

76.                A poster “Keep our

                 islands tidy”

Children may also enter any of the classes in the Garden, Industrial and Crofting and Fishing Sections. This will be 50p per class.

·                       These competitions are open to people   residing in any district.

·                       Competitors must enter exhibits from OWN garden/croft/boat or be made    

              by their OWN hand or risk disqualification.

·                       Competitors are restricted to a maximum of   20 classes over the three

              Open Sections (Garden, Industrial, Croft and Fishing). 

·                       The word ‘local’ in the schedule refers to Barra and Vatersay.

·                       All exhibits should be handed in on Friday 3rd September between 6.30pm

              and 8.30pm or on Saturday 4th September between 8.30am and

              10.00am.  Judging commences at 10.15am.

·                       Competitors must supply OWN VASE (the use of jam jars are acceptable)

              and supply OWN PAPER PLATES as well.

·                       All exhibits should be accompanied with an entry slip marked with class

              number and containing name and address of entrant to be handed in with

              exhibit.  Where applicable, slips to be attached to jars with elastic bands  

              and pinned firmly to cakes or plates.

·                       No entry money refunded for articles which have been entered but which are

              not exhibited.

·                       No tinned or packet mixes to be used.

·                       In all matters, the decision of the Judges shall be final and no protest will be  

             entertained.

·                       ALL ARTICLES ON SHOW NOT INTENDED FOR SALE MUST BE  

             CLEARLY MARKED “NOT FOR SALE” and owners of these exhibits are

             requested to remove them just before the sale.

·                       Not more than one entry per exhibitor per class.

·                       Entrants names must be clearly stated.

·                       THE COMMITTEE WILL NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY IN THE EVENT

              OF LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY EXHIBITS.

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