HORTICULTURE

1. Cabbage
2. Cauliflower
3. Lettuce (hearted)
4. Lettuce (loose leaf)
5. 3 Potatoes
6. 3 Onions
7. 3 Beetroot
8. 3 Early Turnips
9. 3 Long Carrots
10. 3 Stump Rooted Carrots
11. 3 Shallots
12. 3 Courgettes
13. 3 Stalks Rhubarb (no leaves)
14. Cucumber
15. Clove Garlic
16. 4 Large Tomatoes
17. 1 Vine of Cherry Tomatoes
18. 6 Broad Beans
19. 6 French Beans
20. 6 Runner beans
21. 6 Mange Tout or Sugar Snap Peas
22. 6 Pods of Peas
23. Bunch of Parsley
24. Bunch of Herbs
25. ¼ lb Punnet of Soft Fruit
26. Speciality Vegetable (not included in other classes)
27. Most Outrageous Vegetable
28. Giant Vegetable (biggest/largest)
29. Collection of Vegetables 6 Varieties (number of veg as per section e.g. 1 cabbage, 3 onions etc)

Horticulture Cup (most points in above classes)

1. Arrangement of Coll Flowers and Grasses in a Bowl or Vase.
2. Roses (3 single heads).
3. 3 Sprays of Rambler Roses (no longer than 2 ft).
4. 1 Single Rose.
5. 3 Pansies.
6. 3 Heads of Dahlias.
7. Table Centre.
8. Bunch of sweet Peas (12 heads).
9. Bunch of Cut Flowers (6 types).
10. A hanging Basket or Planter.
11. House Plant in Flower.
12. Non Flowering House Plant.

Christina MacFadyen Memorial Rosebowl (most points in the flower section)
Alistair Oliphant Rose Bowl (most points in the rose classes)
Flora McLennan Memorial Cup (most points in the non-flowering and flowering house plant classes)
Neil Mackay Memorial Cup (best kept garden to be judged at the beginning of July)

1. Lady’s Jumper or Cardigan in DK
2. Garment in Chunky Wool or Mohair
3. Garment in Arran Wool
4. Knitted Garment for Child Under 3
5. Best Ball of Home Spun Yarn
6. Best Pair of Hand Made Socks
7. Tapestry or Embroidery Article
8. Hand Made Article Any Material
9. Soft Toy (not less than 6 inches)
10. Painting or Drawing
11. Interesting Item Found On The Shore
12. Coll Photograph

1. Pot of Jam
2. Pot of Jelly
3. Pot of Marmalade
4. Jar of Lemon Curd
5. 4 Griddle Scones
6. 4 Oven Scones
7. 6 Pancakes
8. 6 Fairy Cakes
9. Cake of Shortbread
10. Sultana Cake 2lb
11. Ginger Bread 2lb (no fruit)
12. Victoria Sponge (undecorated)
13. Chocolate Cake (decorated)
14. Boiled Tea Loaf 2lb
15. White Yeast Loaf 2lb
16. Brown Yeast Loaf 2lb
17. Banana Loaf
18. 4 Sweet Biscuits (the same)
19. 6 Squares Tablet
20. 4 Meringues (unfilled)
21. 4 Oatcakes
22. 4 Empire Biscuits
23. 6 Pieces No Bake Biscuit (any kind)
24. Lemon Drizzle Cake
25. Carrot Cake
26. Cherry Cake MEN ONLY 3lb max

Challenge Cup (most points in above classes)
Challenge Cup (most firsts in above classes)
Scones and Pancakes Cup (most points in classes 5, 6 & 7
Marion Walker Memorial Cup (most points in classes 1, 2, 3 & 4)

Weights shown are maximum size to be entered

ISLAND PRODUCE

1. ½ Dozen Eggs
2. Pot of Chutney
3. Jar of Honey
4. Home Produced Beer, Wine or Liqueur
5. Home Smoked Fish

CHILDRENS CLASSES

1. 6 Iced Fairy Cakes (8 & under)
2. 6 Iced Fairy Cakes (9 & over)
3. Dressed Up Vegetable (8 & under)
4. Dressed Up Vegetable (9 & over)
5. Collection of Wild Flowers (8 & under)
6. Collection of Wild Flowers (9 & over)
7. Garden on a Plate (8 & under)
8. Arrangement of Coll Shells (8 & under)
9. Collage (8 & under)
10. Collage (9 & over)
11. Picture (8 & under)
12. Picture (9 & over)
13. A Painting on a Pebble (8 & under)
14. A Painting on a Pebble (9 & over)
15. Handmade Birthday Card (8 & under)
16. Handmade Birthday Card (9 & over)
17. Handmade Article any material (9 & over)
18. Knitted Article (9 & over)

1. Dressed up Vegetable
2. Decorated Egg
3. A Painting
4. Hand Made Birds Nest
5. Arrangement of Coll Shells
6. Painting on a Pebble
7. Gingerbread Man

Coll Children’s Trophy (most points in above classes)
Visiting Childs Award (most points in above classes)

CHILDREN’S VEGETABLES

1. Tallest Sunflower (to be measured at home)
2. Most Interesting Thing done With Cress
3. 3 Carrots
4. Funniest Vegetable

RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Entry fee 10p per exhibit, unless otherwise stated. Children’s classes no entry fee.
2. No exhibitor may have more than 2 entries in any one class.
3. All exhibits must be staged on the day of the show between 9.00am and 11.30am. They must be labelled with one of the special labels supplied when the entry fee is paid. Competitors unable to stage their own exhibits may send them to the committee member on duty for staging, but they will not be accepted unless properly labelled.
4. No exhibit may be removed after it has been staged until after the prize giving has finished.
5. In the case of one entry, the award will be at the Judge’s discretion. In all cases the Judge’s decision is final.
6. In all sections the entries must have been produced, made or grown by the exhibitor. In all cases entries considered by the Judge not to meet these criteria will be disqualified.
7. An entry which has won first prize in a previous year may not be entered again.
8. Anyone wishing to raise an objection to the awarding of any prize on the grounds of the exhibit not being eligible for the class in which it was entered or for any other reason must do so to the Secretary on the day of the show.