RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. -The Society shall be known as The Aberchirder & District Horticultural Society. Membership shall be granted to all interested on payment of the Annual Subscription of £7.00.

2. -The object of the Society shall be the acquisition and dissemination of Horticultural knowledge and the Sciences relating thereto, and so perform an acceptable part in the social and cultural life in the community in Aberchirder and District.

3. -The affairs of the Society shall be conducted by a Committee consisting of The President, The Vice Presidents, The Secretary, The Treasurer and at least twelve elected members. Any five members of the Committee shall constitute a quorum.

The President, Vice Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer and other Committee members shall hold office for one year and shall be eligible for re-election at the Annual General Meeting to be held annually during each calendar year.

4. -All funds held by and in the name of the Society shall be applied solely to the aforementioned objects of the Society.

5. -A Show shall be held annually in the month of August. Prizes will be awarded for the best exhibits of Flowers, Fruit, Vegetables and in any other section which the Committee may decide to open to competition.

6. -Non-Members of the Society will be required to pay 25p for each entry. Exhibits must be the bona fide property of the Exhibitor for at least 8 weeks prior to the day of the Show. Exhibitors must, if required by the Committee, produce satisfactory evidence of ownership. No two exhibitors may compete in the same section out of the same garden.

7. -Exhibits will be accepted at the place of the Show between the hours of 7 p.m. on Friday evening and 9 am. on the appointed day. Each exhibit must bear the official label obtainable from the Secretary, and must show (a Competitors name on the inside and (b) Name and number of entry as per Schedule on the outside. Sweet Peas to be sold during afternoon of Show unless otherwise notified by Exhibitor.

8. -Judges shall be appointed in advance by the Committee. Such judges shall have special powers to withhold prizes where, in their opinion the exhibits are not up to the desired standard. The decision of the Judges shall be final.

9. -Competitors may submit as many entries as they care, unless otherwise stated. Prize money will be paid as per class, except where stated. Money and Points will be awarded for first to fourth places. Fifth and Sixth Prize Cards only will be awarded if ten entries or more per class.

10. SPECIAL PRIZES WILL NOT COUNT FOR MOST POINTS PRIZES

11.Any Exhibit, which is not according to schedule, may be disqualified

12. - Prizes may be withheld when exhibits are deficient in quality or condition.

13. -In the event of a tie for Most Points Prize, the competitor with the most First Prizes shall be adjudged the winner.

14. -Members of the Public shall be admitted to the Show between the hours of 12.00 noon and 5 p.m. on payment of £4.00. Children under 14 years, £1.00. Members of the Society shall be admitted by free ticket furnished by the Secretary.

15. -No person shall, on any pretext, be admitted to the Show prior to its being opened to the public, except those appointed by the Committee to take charge of the arrangements. No exhibits shall be removed from the show before 4.45 p.m. (Except Livestock - 4.00 p.m.).

16. -While the Society cannot and will not accept responsibility for the loss of or damage to any exhibit, every possible precaution will be taken against loss and damage.

17. -Complaints must be lodged in writing with the Secretary before 2 p.m. on the day of the Show. £1 .00 must accompany every complaint but, in the event of the Committee finding justification for such complaint, the payment shall be refunded; otherwise the payment shall be forfeited.

18. -The Committee may, at their discretion, instruct the inspection of the garden of any competitor.

19. -Persons found to obtain prizes by unfair or fraudulent means shall forfeit all prizes gained and be banned from all future competitions.

20. -In the event of any dispute, the Committee’s decision shall be final.

21. -All pieces of Plate and other Trophies not won outright must be returned to the Secretary by 22nd of July, 2008.

22. -Prize money to be collected on day of Show between the hours of 2.30p.m. -4.30 p.m. (or from the Treasurer before 31st August, 2008).

23.-Trophies will be presented at 2.45 p.m. Winners are responsible for the care of trophies while in their possession.

DONATIONS

The Committee wish to thank all donors of Special Prizes andDonations towards the funds of the Society.

PATRONSLt-Col. W. Innes, J. P., Aberlour.Mr K. C. Sandison, Aberchirder.Mr and Mrs R. Duncan, Isle of ManMr and Mrs E. Mutch, Burnside of Whitefield.Mr and Mrs R. C. Bremner, Aberchirder.Mr N. Murray, Aberchirder.

HON. PRESIDENTSMr James Bowie, Roselea, Aberchirder.Mr James Addison, Portsoy.Mr Eric Mutch, Whitefield, Forglen.Mr Neil Mulch, Rowantree, Forglen.Mr Charles Duguid, Mains of Corskie, Aberchirder;Mrs Shena Bowie, Roselea, Aberchirder.Mr Arthur Durno, Aberdeen.Mr Eric Mutch, Whitefield House, Forglen.Mr Ian Stewart, Denspark, Rothiemay.Mr Kevin Lawrence, Culvie, AberchirderMr Stuart Stephen, Netherthird, RothienormanMr Arthur Duguid, Mains of Cranna, Aberchirder

PRESIDENTMr Kenneth McKilligan, Backieley, Aberchirder.

VICE-PRESIDENTSMrs Marainne Wilson, Forgieston, AberchirderMr Fraser Durno, Aberchirder

SECRETARYMRS AILEEN WILSON, MAINS OF ROSIEBURN, ALVAH, BANFFTelephone: 01261 821600 : Fax: 01261 821515

TREASURERMr John Bowie, Roselea, Aberchirder.

COMMITTEEMr and Mrs I. Alexander, Aberchirder; Mrs L Angus, Huntly; Mrs R Burton, Finnygaud; Mr G. Caulfield, Aberchirder; Mr G. Connon, Blacklaw; Mr and Mrs D. Corrigan, Drumblade; Mrs A Duffus, Forgue; Mr C. Duguid, Mains of Corskie; Mr and Mrs J. Duguid, North Cranna; Mrs M.Duguid, Mains of Cranna; Mr A. Duncan, Quarryhill; Mr D. Duncan, Aberchirder; Mrs J. Durno, Aberchirder.; Mr and Mrs A. Fowlie, Aberchirder: Mr and Mrs W. Grant & Mr. P. Grant, South Cranna; Mr. G. Greenlaw, Sheep Park: Mr C. Gregor, Skeibhill; Mr C. Henderson, Aberchirder; Mrs A. Ingram, Drumblade; Mr & Mrs L Innes, Cornhill; Mrs H. Johnstone, Tullierioch; Mrs A Kreft Inverkeithny; Mrs E. Lawrence, Culvie; Mrs M. McKilligan & Miss J McKilligan, Backieley; Mrs E. Morrison Aberchirder, Miss K. Munro, Forgue: Mrs R. Paterson. Aberchirder, Mr G. Paterson, Inverurie; Mr I. Paterson, Smithy Croft; Mr and Mrs R. Paterson & Mr S. Paterson, Cranna Bridge; Mr G. Rendall & Mrs S. Tough, Dundee Farm; Mr and Mrs S. Simpson, Aberchirder; Mrs M. Stewart, Brae of Crombie; Mrs C. Stephen, Netherthird; Mr M. Tough, Aberchirder; Mr & Mrs R Watson, Aberchirder; Ms L. Watt, Turriff; Mr A Wilson, Rosieburn; Mr J. Wilson Forgieston.

JUDGESHORTICULTURAL SECTION

Section 1:-. MR J PATERSON, TURRIFF Sections 2 and 7a:- MR J WILLIAMSON, ABERDEEN Sections 3 and 5:- MR J DAVIDSON, MACDUFF Sections 6, 16 and 17:- MR R JACK, FORRESSection 7:- MR J MATTHEW, CORNHILL

FIELD GROWN SECTION MR R. DAWSON, KENNETHMONT

FLORAL ART SECTION MRS M. BARCLAY, CORNHILL

DAIRY PRODUCE, JAMS AND JELLIES MRS J MILNE, RATHVEN

HOME BAKING MRS L. MILNE, KEITH

PLAIN AND FANCY WORK MRS E. DANIEL, ELGIN

MRS K. McCULLOCH, ABERLOUR

SECTION 19- PLAIN & FANCY WORK & BAKING MRS L. WEIR, BUCKIE

W.R.I. SECTION & YOUNG FARMERS SECTIONMRS A. PIRIE , BANFF

SCHOLARSMRS K BROWN, AUCHTERLESSMRS K RIDDOCH, KING EDWARDMR A ROBERTSON, ROTHIEMAY

WINE SECTIONMR H. BEGG, PETERCULTER.

RABBITS & CAVY SECTIONMRS R. SPENCE, STONEHAVENMR I. McCONNACHIE, GRANTOWN-ON-SPEY

CAGE BIRD SECTION MR G. MILNE, HUNTLY

PIGEON SECTIONMR A. MURRAY, FORRES

SHEPHERDS’ CROOKSMR P. HENDERSON, MOSSTODLOCH

HONEY SECTIONMR L. WEBSTER, ROTHIEMAY

Membership Subscription £7.00 covers all entries and admitsCompetitor to the Show.

NOTE - All classes must be made on Entry Form which is printed at the end of the Schedule and sent to the Secretary not later than WEDNESDAY, 13th AUGUST, 2008.

Prize Money will be paid on Day of Show between 2.30 and 4.30 p.m. Claim Form at end of Schedule must be completed

TROPHIES WILL BE PRESENTED AT 2:45PMPRIZE SCHEDULE OPEN TO ALL-COMERS

SECTION 1. - POT PLANTS - GREENHOUSE GROWNPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No No1 Standard Fuchsia Single 15 Petunia - Double2 Standard Fuchsia Double 16 Begonia, Double, Tuberous3 Bush Fuchsia Single 17 Begonia, Single, Tuberous4 Bush Fuchsia Double 18 Fern5 Fuchsia Blooms floating in water in glass 19 Asparagus

Bowl 20 Ivy6 Fuchsia – Hanging Pot not to exceed 8in 21 Coleus

With one or more plants 22 Cactus/Succulent7 Hanging Basket, own choice 23 Pot Lobelia8 Patio Tub – not exceeding 16in diameter 24 Flowering Plant, not aforementioned. Pot 9 Geranium Single not to exceed 6 in. in diameter10 Geranium Double 25 Flowering Plant, not aforementioned. Pot 11 Foliage Geranium over 6 in. in diameter12 Ivy Leaf Geranium 26. Foliage Plant, not aforementioned. 13 Pelargonium 14 Petunia – Single

Most Points in Section 1 - £2.50 (additional prize money) by Mr G. Paterson, Inverurie; and Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs J. Bowie, Roselea, to be won three times in succession or four times in all; Bronze Medallion by Mr & Mrs E Mutch, Whitefield House.

Best Exhibit in Section 1 – Bronze Medallion by Mr & Mrs S. Stephen, Netherthird and £2.50 (additional prize money) by Mr J. Bowie, Roselea.

Most Points Classes 1-6 - Perpetual Trophy presented in memory of the late Mr Bob Taylor, Causewayend Crescent, Aberchirder.

Best Exhibit in Classes 1-6 - £3.50 (additional prize money) by Mr N. Mutch, Rowantree.

SECTION 2. POT PLANTS – OPEN TO AMATEURS ONLYPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No No27. Fuchsia – Hanging Pot, not to exceed 41. Ivy

8in with one or more plants 42. Fern28. Hanging Basket, own choice 43. Cactus/Succulent29. Patio Tub not exceeding 16in diameter 44. Collection of Cacti/Succulent30. Geranium - Single 45. Gloxinia31. Geranium - Double 46. Coleus32. Ivy Leaf Geranium 47. Flowering Plant, not aforementioned33. Streptocarpus, pot not exceeding 6 in pot not to exceed 6 in. in diameter

Diameter 48. Flowering Plant, not aforementioned34. Pelargonium pot over 6 in. in diameter35. Fuchsia - Single 49. Foliage Plant, not aforementioned. 36. Fuchsia - Double pot not to exceed 6 in. in diameter.37. Petunia - Single 50. Foliage Plant, not aforementioned38. Petunia - Double pot over 6 in. in diameter.39. Begonia, Tuberous40. Begonia, fibrous rooted

Most Points in Section 2 - £5.00 (additional prize money) by Mr H. Duncan, Craignetherty; Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs D Aitken, late of Frendraught; and Trophy presented by Bain Henry Reid to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

Best Exhibit in Section 2 - Perpetual Trophy presented by the late Mr & Mrs Alan Mackay, Knowes of Elrick. Most Points in Section 2 (Local Competitor) – Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs D Aitken, late of

FrendraughtBest Exhibit confined to local competitor (as per map at front) – Bronze Medallion presented by Mr I Paterson,

Smithy Croft.

SECTION 3. - CUT FLOWERSPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

Unless otherwise stated all exhibits must be in a vaseNo No51. 6 Pansies, on board 72. 1 Vase Mixed Cut Flowers 52. 6 Violas, on board 53. 1 Begonia, on board 73. 1 Vase Flowering Shrub, 1 variety54. 4 Marigolds, African, on board 74. 1 Vase Berried Shrub, 1 variety55. 4 Marigolds, Scotch, on board 75. 3 Dahlias, Pom-pons/Miniature Ball56. 6 Marigolds, French, on board 76. 3 Dahlias, Cactus, small57. 6 Roses, on board 77. 3 Dahlias, Cactus, medium58. 4 Gladioli Florets, on board 78. 1 Dahlia, large/giant59. 1 Spike Gladiolus 79. 3 Dahlias, Decorative, small60. 2 Spikes Gladioli, 1 colour 80. 3 Dahlias, Decorative, medium61. 2 Spikes Gladioli, 2 colours 81. 1 Dahlia, on board62. 2 Spikes Gladioli, butterfly or miniature 82. 3 Vases Chrysanthemums, 3 Blooms same

colour per vase, each vase different63. 3 Vases Gladioli, 2 spikes, same colour per vase, each vase different

64. 4 Sweet Williams 83. 3 Blooms Chrysanthemums65. 4 Asters, Ostrich Plume 84. 3 Sprays Chrysanthemums66. 4 Asters, any other variety 85. 1 Rose, Long Stem 67. 4 Carnations 86. 4 Roses68. 4 Antirrhinums69. 4 Phloxes70. 3 Vases Annuals from open border, 1

variety per vase. 71. 3 Vases Perennials from open border,

1 variety per vase.

Pom-pons – not to exceed 52mm. Small: 115-170mm, Medium: 170-220mm, Large: 220-260mm.

Best Exhibit Class 63 – Society Trophy to be won three times in succession or four times in all £2.50 (additional prize money) by Mr J Duguid, The Bungalow, North Cranna.

Best Exhibit Class 85 – Anderson McTavish Perpetual Trophy.Most Points in Section 3 – Trophy Presented by Bain Henry Reid to be won three times in succession or four

times in all, Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs S Young, Seedman & Florist, Banff; and £3.50 (additional prize money) by Mr N Mutch, Rowantree.

Most Points in Section 3 confined to local competitor (as per map) – Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr A Duncan, Banchory.

Best Exhibit in Section 3 - £2.50 (additional prize money) by Mr N Mutch, Rowantree; and Stewart Trophy, to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

Most Points in Classes 58 – 63; Rosebowl presented by Mrs M Stewart and the Late Mr J Stewart, Brae of Crombie, to be won three times in succession.

Most Points in Classes 75 – 81: Trophy presented by Mrs E McKenzie, Aberdeen to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

Best Exhibit Classes 75 – 81: Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr C Chinchen, Macduff.Best Exhibit in Class 82: Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs J Gregor, Skeibhill to be won three times in succession

or four times in all.

DOUBLE POINTS WILL BE AWAREED IN CLASSES 63, 70, 71 & 82

SECTION 4 – FLORAL ARTPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No87. An exhibit in a Pedestal using any natural plant material – Perpetual Trophy by the Late Mrs M Donaldson,

Cornhill. Additional prize money – 1st £10; 2nd £7; 3rd £5; 4th £3. Additional prize money £2.50, £2.00, £1.50, £1 presented by Mr M Tough, Aberchirder

88. “TICKLED PINK”. An exhibit using fresh plant material, accessories permitted. Alcove 3ft. wide. Additional prize money £2.50, £2, £1.50, £1, presented by Mrs Mutch, Burnside of Whitefield.

89. “GARDEN PARTY” An exhibit of fresh plant material. Alcove 3ft wide, accessories permitted. Additional prize money £2.50, £2, £1.50, £1, presented by Mr & Mrs I Stewart, Denspark.

90. “OVER THE RAINBOW”. An arrangement of fresh plant material, accessories allowed. Additional prize money £2.50, £2, £1.50, £1, presented by Mrs H Paterson, Cranna Bridge.

91. “SIMPLICITY”. A modern exhibit incorporating fresh plant material.92. “THREES COMPANY”. A modern exhibit incorporating no more than three silk flowers. Artificial foliage

allowed.

No.93. “GREEN WITH ENVY”. All fresh foliage exhibit.94. “ROSES GALORE”. An exhibit using roses and rose foliage.95. Petite exhibit of fresh plant material. Exhibit not to exceed 4in. overall.96. “BRING ME SUNSHINE”. An arrangement, using fresh plant material, accessories permitted.

NOVICE CLASS (Exhibitors can enter this section for a maximum of 2 years)97. An arrangement in a wine glass. An exhibit using fresh plant material.98. “BEGINNERS LUCK”. An exhibit of own choice using fresh plant material.99. Petite exhibit of fresh plant material. Exhibit not to exceed 6in. overall.100. An arrangement incorporating flowers, fruit and foliage.

Best Exhibit in Section 4 - Perpetual Nan McKilligan Memorial Cup; £5.00 – additional prize money presented by Mr K C Sandison, Aberchirder.

Most Points in Section 4 – confined to local competitors: Trophy by Mrs Nelson, Manor Farm, Dorset, to be held for one year and Society Trophy to be won three years in succession or four times in all.

Most Points in Section 4 – Silver Tray by the Late Mr P Lawrence, to be held for one year.Most Points in Novice Classes (97 – 100) – Perpetual Rosebowl donated by Rose Innes House, Aberchirder;

Medallion by Mrs J. Durno, Aberchirder.

SECTION 5 – SWEET PEASPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No.101. 6 Vases Sweet Peas, 9 spikes, distinct named varieties.

Perpetual Trophy and additional prize money by Mr R C Bremner. 1st £7; 2nd £5; 3rd £4; 4th £2102. 3 Vases Sweet Peas, 9 spikes, distinct varieties shown with own foliage.

Additional prize money 1st £2.50; 2nd £2; 3rd £1.50; 4th £1103. 1 Vase Sweet Peas. White or Cream, 9 spikes.104. 1 Vase Sweet Peas. Pink or Red, 9 spikes.105. 1 Vase Sweet Peas. Blue or Lavender, 9 spikes.106. 1 Vase Sweet Peas. Mixed, 9 spikes.107. 1 Vase Sweet Peas. Any other colour, 9 spikes.108. 1 Vase of Mixed Sweet Peas, 9 spikes, confined to local competitors.

Additional prize money - 1st £2.50; 2nd £2; 3rd £1.50; 4th £1 presented by Mr K Lawrence, Culvie

Most Points in Section 5 - Additional prize money - £2.50 by Mr J. Bowie, Roselea.Best Exhibit in Section 5 – Additional prize money - £4.50 by Mrs A Duffus, ForgueMost Points in Section 5 – Perpetual Trophy by Mr & Mrs J Duguid, The Bungalow, North Cranna.

DOUBLE POINTS WILL BE AWARDED IN CLASSES 101 & 102

SECTION 6 – FRUITPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No. No. 109. 15 Strawberries with Husks 117. 15 Cherries110. 15 Gooseberries, Yellow 118. 4 Apples, Dessert111. 15 Gooseberries, Green 119. 4 Apples, Cooking112. 15 Gooseberries, Red 120. 4 Largest Apples113. 25 Currants, Black 121. Any Other Fruit not aforementioned113a. Currants, Black, 12 Hangers 122. Collection of hardy fruit:114. Currants, Red, 12 Hangers Additional prize money - 1st £2; 2nd £1.50; 3rd

£1; 4th 50p

115. Currents, White, 12 Hangers116. 15 Raspberries with Husks

Best Exhibit in Section 6, (classes 109-121) – additional prize money - £2.50 by Mr & Mrs J. Wilson, Forgieston.

Most Points in Section 6 - Additional prize money - £5.00 by Mr H. Duncan, Craignetherty. Perpetual Trophy presented by The Lodge Marnoch 13/25 Club and Society Trophy to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

SECTION 7 – VEGETABLESPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No. No.

123. 2 Heads Cauliflower. 148. 2 Heads Lettuce.

124. 2 Heads Calabrese. 149. 4 Stalks Parsley.

125. 2 Cabbages, best table use. 150. 4 Tomatoes with Husks.

126. 1 Heaviest Cabbage 151. 1 Complete Truss of Tomatoes

127. 1 Head Curled Kale 152. Heaviest Tomato.

128. 4 Onions. 153. 4 Stalks, Rhubarb, best.

129. 4 Onion Sets. 154. 2 Heads Celery.

130. 1 Heaviest Onion from set or seed. 155. 3 Turnips, White.

131. 6 Shallots, Red. 156. 3 Turnips, Yellow.

132. 6 Shallots,Yellow. 157. 4 Potatoes, White, Long.

133. 6 Arran Shallots. 158. 4 Potatoes, Coloured, Long.

134. 1 Unbroken Cluster of Shallots. 159. 4 Potatoes, White, Round.

135. 12 Pods Peas. 160. 4 Potatoes, Coloured, Round.

136. 50 Shelled Peas. 161. 4 Long and 4 Round Potatoes.

137. 6 Pods Beans, Broad. 162. Collection of Potatoes, 3 each of 6 varieties, named. Additional prize money: 1st £2.50, 2nd £2, 3rd £1.50, 4th £1 by Mr R Paterson, Cranna Bridge. Parsley or any other foliage allowed for garnishing.

138. 6 Pods Beans, French or Kidney.

139. 6 Pods Beans, Runner.

140. 3 Parsnips.

141. 3 Carrots, Long.

142. 3 Carrots, Stump Rooted. 163. 1 Cucumber.

143. 3 Leeks. 164. Box of Vegetables, 6 kinds.

144. 3 Pot Leeks. 165. 1 Marrow.

145. 3 Beetroot, Round. 166. Any other Vegetable, not aforementioned.

146. 3 Beetroot, Long.

147. 1 Plant Parsley, Pot Grown.

Box of Vegetables (Class 164): additional prize money: 1st - £7 and Trophy by Mr & Mrs W J Rennie, to be held for one year. If won three times in succession becomes the property of the successful competitor; 2nd £5; 3rd £4; 4th £2.

Most Points in Section 7 – Findlay Cup to be held for one year and additional money £2.50 by Mr R Paterson, Cranna Bridge.

Best Exhibit in Section 7 (boxes excluded): Bronze Medallion by Mr & Mrs S Stephen, Netherthird.

Most Points Classes 157 – 162: W Sim Memorial Trophy, Perpetual.

Heaviest Onion (Class 130) - £5 – additional prize money by Mrs A Duffus, Forge.

Cup presented by The Banffshire Journal to Competitor with Most points in Sections 1 to 7, to be held for one year (Section 4 excluded).

SECTION 7A – VEGETABLES, CONFINED TO LOCAL EXHIBITORS, MARNOCH DISTRICT (Exhibitors in this section can also exhibit in Section 7)

Prizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70pNo. No. 167. 2 Heads Cauliflower 178. 3 Potatoes, White168. 2 Cabbage 179. 3 Potatoes, Coloured169. 1 Heaviest Cabbage 180. Collection of Potatoes, 3 each of 4

varieties170. 1 Head Curled Kale 171. 3 Onions 181. Box of Vegetables, 4 kinds172. 1 Heaviest Onion from set or seed – 1st

£2.50 additional prize money by Graham Paterson, Inverurie.

182. 4 Tomatoes with Husks 183. 1 Heaviest Tomato– 1st £2.50 additional prize

money by Mrs R Burton, Finnygaud. 173. 10 Pods Peas 184. 1 Cucumber174. 2 Carrots, Long 185. 6 Pods Beans175. 2 Carrots, Stump Rooted 186. Any Other Vegetable not aforementioned 176. 2 Beetroot177. 1 Head Lettuce

Most Points in Section 7A – Stewart Trophy, to be won three times in succession or four times in all: £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs S Bowie, Roselea.

Best Exhibit in Section 7A (Boxes excluded) – Medallion by Mr E Mutch, Whitefield House: £2.50 additional prize money by Mr N Mutch, Rowantree.

Box of Vegetables (Class 181) – 1st £4 additional prize money and Trophy by Mr & Mrs A Fowlie, Aberchirder, to be won three times in succession or four times in all; 2nd - £2.50; 3rd - £1.50 additional prize money by Mrs M Stewart, Brae of Crombie; 4th - £1 additional prize money by Mr R Paterson, Cranna Bridge.

Most Points Potato Classes - £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs A Duffus, Forgue.

SECTION 8– FIELD GOWN – (Roots must be washed)Prizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No. No. 187. 2 Turnips, Swedes 191. 6 Stalks, 2 Row Barley188. 1 Heaviest Turnip 192. 6 Stalks, Wheat189. 3 Carrots 193. 1 Heaviest Cabbage190. 6 Stalks, Oats, any variety 194. 1 Heaviest Potato

195. Collection of Potatoes, 3 each of 4 varieties, named – additional prize money £2.50, £2.00, £1.50, £1.00 by Mr J Greenlaw, Sheep Park.

Best Exhibit in Section 8 – Perpetual Trophy by Mr & Mrs Innes Mackie, Turriff and additional prize money - £2.50 by Mr & Mrs A Duguid, Mains of Cranna.

Most Points in Section 8 - Cup presented by Jas. Gill & Sons, Aberdeen, to be held for one year and Society Trophy to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

SECTION 9– FIELD GOWN – CONFINED TO MEMBERS OF A JUNIOR FARMERS’ CLUB UNDER 26 AND ASSOC MEMBERS (Roots must be washed)

Prizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No. No. 196. 2 Turnips, Swedes 202. 1 Heaviest Cabbage197. 1 Heaviest Turnip 203. Collection of Potatoes, 3 each of 4

varieties, named.Additional prize money – 1st £2.50; 2nd £2.00; 3rd

£1.50; 4th £1.00 by Mr & Mrs A Duguid, Mains of Cranna.

198. 3 Carrots 199. 6 Stalks, Oats, any variety 200. 6 Stalks, 2 Row Barley 201. 6 Stalks, Wheat 204. 1 Heaviest Potato

Best Exhibit in Sections 8 or 9 - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr N. Mutch, RowantreeMost Points in Section 9 – Perpetual Cup presented by the Late Mr James Robertson, Westfield Road, Turriff

and Trophy presented by Robertson Crop Services Ltd, Cuminestown to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

Best Exhibit in Section 9 – Perpetual Cup presented by Blacklaw Stock Improvement Society.Best Turnip Section 8 and 9 – Rose Bowl presented by the Late Mr P. McKilligin, Mahon Villa, Turriff

SECTION 10– DIARY PRODUCE, JAMS AND JELLIESPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No. No.205. Neatest Made-up butter for table use 216. Jar Marmalade

206. Individual Prawn Cocktail 217. Jar Blackcurrant Jam207. 2 Savoury Pinwheels 218. Jar Any Other Jam not aforementioned208. Tub of Potato Salad 219. Jar Fruit Jelly209. 2 Stuffed Tomatoes 220. Jar Chutney210. ½ doz Brown Shelled Hens’ Eggs 221. 1 Bottle of Raspberry Vinegar 211. ½ doz Ducks’ Eggs (any colour) 222. Ramekin Dish Fish Pate212. Jar Strawberry Jam 223. Fruit Smoothie (in clear container)213. Jar Rhubarb & Ginger Jam 224. Savoury Dip214. Jar Lemon Curd 225. Individual Pizza215. Jar Raspberry Jam 226. 4 Slices Meat Roll

227. Individual Cold Sweet

Best Exhibit (Classes 205 – 211) - £2.50 additional prize money by the Late Mr R Thomson, Peatknowe and Medallion by Mr N Mutch, Rowantree.

Best Exhibit (Classes 212 – 227) - £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs R Burton, Finnygaud and Medallion by Mrs J Durno, Aberchirder.

Most Points in Section 10 - £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs E Lawrence, Culvie, and The Stewart Trophy to be won three times in succession.

ALL LABELS MUST BE TIED TO JARS

SECTION 11– HOME BAKING

Prizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70pNo. No.228. Mixed Fruit Cake 242. 4 All Butter Shortbread Fingers229. Cherry Cake 243. 4 Pieces Millionaire’s Shortbread230. Gingerbread 244. 4 Flapjacks231. Marble Loaf 245. 4 Oatcakes with Fat232. 2 Danish Pastries 246. 4 Wholemeal Scones233. 1 Loaf of White Bread (Bread Maker) 247. 4 Cheese Scones234. 4 Bread Rolls (Bread Maker) 248. 4 Pancakes235. 4 Fruit Squares (Shortcrust Pastry) 249. 4 Fairy Cakes236. Sponge Flan Case (Unfilled) 250. 2 Banana & Raisin Muffins237. Coburg Sponge (Filled) 251. 4 Meringues (Unfilled)238. 2 Chocolate Brownies 252. 4 Rock Cakes239. 4 Custard Creams 253. 4 No Bake Biscuits (2 varieties)240. 4 Viennese Fingers 254. 4 Pieces of Swiss Milk Tablet241. Afternoon Tea Stand for 6, 3-tier

(sandwiches, cakes, scones, pancakes)255. 4 Truffles

£2.50, £2.00, £1.50, £1.00 additional prize money by Mr & Mrs Mutch, Burnside of Whitefield

Exhibits should be displayed on cardboard plates (unless otherwise stated) with labels attached.

Most Points in Section 11 – Local Competitor, as per map at front of schedule. Trophy presented in memory of the Late Betty Paterson, to be won three times in succession or four times in all and Perpetual Cup presented in the memory of the Late Leslie D Forrest, Portsoy.

Best Exhibit Class No 228. - £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs J Durno, Aberchirder.Most Points in Section 11 - £2 by the Late Mr R Thomson, Peatknowe and Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr &

Mrs A P Wright, Turriff and Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs E Mutch, Burnside of Whitefield, to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

Best Exhibit in Section 11 – Society Bronze Medallion and £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs R Burton, Finnygaud.

Perpetual Trophy for Best Afternoon Tea Stand presented by R & J Milne Ltd, Ardmiddle.Perpetual Trophy for Most Points in Sections 10 & 11 presented by Mr & Mrs E Mutch, Burnside of

Whitefield, to be held for one year; and £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs J Durno, Aberchirder.

SECTION 12. – KNITTING AND CROCHETPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

All Articles in this Section must have been made entirely since 19th August 2007 No. No.256. Child’s Knitted Jumper 265. Article in Crochet - Cotton257. Knitted Knee Rug 266. Crochet Bag – Any Yarn258. Knitted Baby’s Bonnet, Bootees & Mitts 267. Knitted Hat – Any Yarn259. Childs Garment Knitted in Big Pins 268. Knitted Scarf – Any Yarn260. Knitted Baby’s Matinee Jacket in 4-Ply 269. Article in Aran261. Knitted Toy 270. Knitted Article of own choice, not

aforementioned262. Lady’s Knitted Garment 263. Knitted Article using 100g wool 271. Crochet Article of own choice, not

aforementioned264. Dressed Doll, Knitted articles only to be judged

272. Article – Knitted/Crochet – Exhibitors

own design

Most Points in Section 12 - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr & Mrs J Bowie, Roselea, and Trophy presented by the Late Mr & Mrs Smith, “Hamewith”, Aberchirder; to be held for one year; and Trophy presented by Mrs H Paterson, Cranna Bridge, to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

Best Exhibit in Section 12 – Bronze Medallion presented by Mrs M. Stewart, Brae of Crombie. £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs A. Ingram, East Comalegy.

SECTION 13. – SEWING AND CRAFTSPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

All Articles in this Section must have been made entirely since 19th August 2007

No. No.273. Article in Canvaswork/tapestry - Wool 285. Decorated Candle274. Framed Picture in Counted Threadwork

(not wool) design not exceeding 30 x 30cm

286. Thank You Card287. Photo – Flowers – Mounted –

maximum photo size 7” x 5”275. Framed Picture in Counted Threadwork

(not wool) design exceeding 30 x 30cm288. 2 Gift Tags – different design289. Handkerchief Edged with Lace

276. Sewn Article 290. Bookmark in Bobbin Lace277. Article in Patchwork – Machine/Hand 291. Handkerchief edged with Lace (Novice

Class)278. Embroidered Article 279. Article in Cross Stitch 292. Article in Woodcraft280. Best Use of 1 metre of 115cm material 293. Article in any other craft- not

aforementioned281. A Card in Papercraft 282. 12” x 12” Scrap Book Page 294. Article in any craft - Exhibitors own

design283. Article in Glass/Ceramic Painting 284. Article of Jewellery

Best Exhibit in Section 13 - £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs J Durno, Aberchirder and medallion by Ruth Graham, Aberchirder.

Most Points in Section 13 - £2.50 additional prize money and Perpetual Trophy by Mr & Mrs R. Paterson, Cranna Bridge; Durno Perpetual Trophy and Trophy by Mr & Mrs R Paterson, Cranna Bridge, to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

Most Points in Sections 12 and 13 - Perpetual Trophy in memory of the Late Mrs Cathie Mutch, Rowantree.Most Points in Sections 12 and 13 Local Competitor – Society Trophy to be held for one year.

SECTION 14. – SCHOLARSClass [before Summer Holidays] and Age Must be Show on outside of Competition Label.

School attended MUST be shown on the INSIDE of the Competition Label. Prizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No.295. Drawing in Crayon or Felt Tip Pen – Pre-school296. Model in Playdough – Pre-school (Medal by Mr & Mrs I Alexander, Aberchirder) for Best

Exhibit297. Duplo Model - Pre-school298. 1 Decorated Potato - Pre-school299. 1 Decorated Bath Sponge - Pre-schoolMost Points Classes 295 – 299 - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr J Bowie, Roselea and

Medallion by Mr & Mrs W Grant, South Cranna.Best Exhibit (Classes 295 – 299) - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr A Wright, Turriff.300. Junk Model – not exceeding 30cm – Primary 1 & 2301. 2 No Bake Biscuits (same) – Primary 1 & 2302. Vegetable Model – Primary 1 & 2 (Medal by Mr & Mrs I Alexander, Aberchirder) for Best

Exhibit303. Decorated Wellyboot – Primary 1 & 2304. Drawing of My Teacher - Primary 1 & 2305. Jar of Garden Flowers – Primary 1 & 2306. Party Hat – Primary 1 & 2Most Points Classes 300– 306 - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr J Bowie, Roselea and

Medallion by Mr & Mrs W Grant, South Cranna.Best Exhibit (Classes 300– 306) - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr A Wright, Turriff.307. 1 Decorated Wooden Spoon – Primary 3 & 4308. 2 No Bake Biscuits (same) – Primary 3 & 4309. Fruit and/or Vegetable Model – Primary 3 & 4 (Medal by Mr & Mrs I Alexander, Aberchirder)

for Best Exhibit310. Article made in Magnetix (no kits) – Primary 3 & 4311. Article in any Craft – Primary 3 & 4312. Christmas Card (not on computer) – Primary 3 & 4313. Pencil Drawn A4 Self Portrait – Primary 3 & 4314. A Decorated Rubber Glove – Primary 3 & 4315. A Green Themed Collage Picture – Primary 3 & 4316. A Comical Snap – Primary 3 & 4317. Model Farm not to exceed 60cm x 60cm – Primary 3 & 4. Prizes: 1st £1.50; 2nd £1.00; 3rd

75p; 4th 50p additional prize money by Mr & Mrs K McKilligan, Nether Backieley.318. Model Garden in a seed tray, not to exceed 35cm x 24cm – Primary 3 & 4. Best Exhibit

£2.00 additional prize money, and medallion by Mr & Mrs K McKilligan, Nether BackieleyMost Points Classes 307– 318 - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr J Bowie, Roselea and

Medallion by Mr G Paterson, Inverurie.Best Exhibit (Classes 307 – 318) - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr N Mutch, Rowantree.319. 2 Fruit Scones – Primary 5, 6 & 7320. 2 Iced Queen Cakes – Primary 5, 6 & 7321. Article in any Craft – Primary 5, 6 & 7322. Drawing not to exceed 30cm x 28cm – Primary 5, 6 & 7323. Design Your Own Healthy Eating Poster (A4) – Primary 5, 6 & 7324. Decorated Flowerpot – Primary 5, 6 & 7 (Medal by Mr & Mrs I Alexander, Aberchirder) for

Best Exhibit325. Handwritten Postcard, Addressed to the Show Secretary – (Handwriting only to be judged) –

Primary 5, 6 & 7326. Flower Arrangement in a Mug – Primary 5, 6 & 7327. An Animal Snap – Primary 5, 6 & 7. Best Exhibit - £1.50 additional prize money by Mr &

Mrs I Alexander, Aberchirder.328. Model Farm not to exceed 60cm x 60cm – Primary 5, 6 & 7. Prizes: 1st £1.50; 2nd £1.00; 3rd

75p; 4th 50p additional prize money by Mr G Connon, Aberchirder.329. Model Garden in a seed tray, not to exceed 35cm x 24cm – Primary 5, 6 & 7. £2.00

additional prize money by Mrs D McKilligan, Aberchirder and Perpetual Trophy by the Late Mr J Thomson, Turriff

Most Points Classes 319 – 329: £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs M Bean, Aberchirder and Medallion by Mrs R Paterson, Aberchirder.

Best Exhibit Classes 319 – 329: £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs R Paterson, Aberchirder.Most Points Classes 295 – 329: Pre-school – Primary 7 Nicholas Ryan Ross Commemorative Perpetual Trophy

– to be awarded to a pupil attending Aberchirder Primary School.Most Points Classes 295 – 329: Pre-school – Primary 7: Trophy by Mr & Mrs A Wilson, Rosieburn to be won

three times in succession or four times in all.Most Points Classes 300 – 329: Primary Classes - Perpetual Trophy by Mr & Mrs K Lawrence, Burnside of

Culvie.

No.330. Fruit Loaf – Secondary 1 – 4331. 2 No Bake Biscuits (same) – Secondary 1 – 4332. 2 Iced Double Shortbread – Secondary 1 – 4333. Individual Pasta Salad – Secondary 1 – 4334. Individual Sweet – Secondary 1 – 4335. Sewn Article – Secondary 1 – 4336. Article in Woodcraft – Secondary 1 – 4337. Article in Metalwork – Secondary 1 – 4338. Article in Any Craft not Aforementioned – Secondary 1 – 4339. A Gift Wrapped Parcel – Secondary 1 – 4340. Drawing not to exceed 30cm x 28cm – Secondary 1 – 4341. Article of Jewellery – Secondary 1 – 4342. Design your own DVD Cover on Computer – Secondary 1 – 4343. A Funny Snap – Secondary 1 – 4344. Assembled and Painted Airfix Type Scale Model – Secondary 1 – 4

Best Exhibit in Class 344 - £5 additional prize money and Perpetual Trophy by Mr & Mrs I Morrison, AberchirderMost Points Classes 330 – 344: Perpetual Trophy by Mr & Mrs Stephen, Edinburgh and £2.50 additional prize

money by Mr & Mrs R Paterson, Cranna Bridge.Best Exhibit Classes 330 – 344: £2.50 additional prize money by Mr & Mrs R Paterson, Cranna Bridge.

No.345. 2 Potatoes (Primary)346. 2 Carrots (Primary)347. 1 Heaviest Potato (Primary)348. 1 Flowering Plant (Primary)349. 1 Foliage Plant (Primary)350. 2 Potatoes (Secondary)351. 2 Carrots (Secondary)352. 1 Heaviest Potato (Secondary)353. 1 Flowering Plant (Secondary)354. 1 Foliage Plant (Secondary)

Most Points in Classes 345 – 349: Medallion by Mrs H Paterson, Cranna Bridge.Most Points in Classes 350 – 354: Medallion by Mrs H Paterson, Cranna Bridge.Most Points in Classes 345 – 354: P & M Thom Perpetual Trophy and Trophy presented by Mrs M Stewart and

the Late Mr J Stewart, Brae of Crombie – to be won three times in succession or four times in all.Best Exhibit in Classes 345 – 349: £2.50 additional prize money by Mr R Paterson, Cranna Bridge.Best Exhibit in Classes 350 – 354: £2.50 additional prize money by Mr R Paterson, Cranna Bridge.

SECTION 15. – SCHOLARS PRE-SCHOOL-SECONDARY(Class [before Summer Holidays] and Age Must be Show on Outside of Competition Label)

Prizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70pNo.355. Sunflower in Pot. 356. Collection of Garden Vegetables – 4 kinds displayed in a box not exceeding 30cm x 46cm

Best Exhibit in Class 355 – Medallion by Mrs S Bowie, RoseleaTallest Stem in Class 355 - Medallion by Mrs S Bowie, RoseleaBest Exhibit in Class 356 – Medallion by Mr & Mrs K McKilligan, Nether Backieley

SECTION 16. – FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT PREVIOUSLY GAINED A FIRST PRIZE AT ANY SHOW

Exhibitors can enter this Section for a maximum of 2 years in succession.Prizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No.357. 1 Cauliflower358. 1 Cabbage359. 4 Potatoes, any variety360. 2 Turnips, any variety361. 2 Carrots, Long362. 2 Carrots, Stump Rooted363. 2 Beetroot, any variety364. 1 Lettuce, any variety365. 2 Onions366. 6 Pods Peas367. 3 Tomatoes with Husks368. 1 Cucumber369. Collection of Potatoes – 3 each of 3 varieties370. Heaviest Potato - £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs M Stewart, Brae of Crombie

Most Points - £2.50 prize money presented by Mrs C Stephen, Netherthird and Perpetual Trophy by Mr Williamson and Mr Ledingham, Aberdeen.

SECTION 17. – FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT PREVIOUSLY GAINED A FIRST PRIZE AT ANY SHOW

Exhibitors can enter this Section for a maximum of 2 years in succession.Prizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No.371. 1 Begonia372. 1 Geranium373. 1 Foliage Plant374. 1 Fuchsia375. 1 Flowering Plant376. 1 Vase, 3 Sweet Williams377. 1 Vase, 3 Asters, same colour378. 1 Vase, 3 Asters, mixed379. 1 Vase Annuals from Open Border, Mixed380. 1 Vase, 3 Dahlias381. 1 Vase, 3 Roses382. 4 Scotch Marigolds, on board383. 4 French Marigolds, on board384. 4 Pansies, on board384a. 1 Vase of Mixed Sweet Peas, 5 spikes

Best Exhibit in Section 17 - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr R Paterson, Cranna Bridge.Most Points in Section 17 – Trophy presented by Mrs Moulton Barrett, House of Glennie. To be held for one

year.Best Exhibit in Sections 16 & 17 - £5 additional prize money by the Late J M Henderson, Litterty, Turriff.Most Points in Sections 16 & 17 – Trophy by the Late Mr Bob Coull, Aberchirder.

SECTION 18. – TABLE WINESPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No. No.385. 1 Bottle White or Golden, Sweet 389. 1 Bottle Elderberry Wine386. 1 Bottle White or Golden, Dry 390. 1 Bottle Cider387. 1 Bottle Red or Rose, Sweet 391. 1 Bottle Sherry, Sweet388. 1 Bottle Red or Rose, Dry 392. 1 Bottle Sherry, Dry

393. Collection of 3 Table Wines

Best Exhibit in Section 18 – Bronze Medallion by Mr & Mrs S Stephen, Netherthird.Most Points in Section 18 - £2.50 additional prize money by Mr J Bowie, Roselea and Trophy presented by the

Late Mr G Bowie, Aberchirder to be won three times, not necessarily in succession.Best Collection of Table Wines in Class 393. – Perpetual Trophy in memory of the Late Mr J McKilligan,

Aberchirder.

All Wines to be shown in CLEAR BOTTLES. No label pasted on bottle. Points awarded for presentation.Name of Wine to be shown on exhibitor’s label (Available from Secretary)

SECTION 19. – MISCELLANEOUS FOR OLDER PEOPLE (Senior Citizens)Prizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No. No.394. 1 Streptocarpus 400. 1 Rose, Long Stem395. 1 Geranium, single 401. 1 Lettuce396. 1 Geranium, double 402. 4 Potatoes397. 1 Flowering Plant 403. 2 Carrots398. 1 Foliage Plant 404. 1 Cabbage399. An Exhibit of Cut Flowers

Knitting, Crochet, Sewing and Crafts

All articles must have been made entirely since 19th August 2007

405. Knitted article – DK wool 412. Article in woodcraft406. Knitted dishcloth 413. Article in any craft not aforementioned407. Article in crochet – wool 414. 4 Pancakes408. Card in Papercraft 415. 4 Rock Cakes409. Sewn Article 416. 4 No bake biscuits (1 variety)410. Knitted Christmas Gift 417. 1lb Fruit Loaf411. Picture drawn/painted

Best Exhibit in Classes 394 – 404: £5 additional prize money by the Late J M Henderson, Litterty, Turriff.Most Points in Classes 394 – 404: £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs M Duguid, Mains of Cranna and Scott

Perpetual Trophy.Best Exhibit in Classes 405 – 417: Bronze Medal by Mrs R Burton, Finnygaud.Most Points in Classes 405 – 417: £2.50 additional prize money by Mrs Stuart, Aberchirder, and Brig Trophy to

be won three times not necessarily in succession.Most Points in Section 19 Local Competitor: Perpetual Trophy in memory of the Late Mrs Ruth Laming,

Aberchirder.

SECTION 20. – SHEPHERDS’ CROOKSPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

No. No.418. Walking Stick, Plain Wood Head 423. Neck Crook, Plain Wood Head419. Walking Stick, Plain Horn Head 424. Neck Crook, Fancy Horn Head420. Walking Stick, Fancy Wood Head 425. Neck Crook, Fancy Wood Head421. Walking Stick, Fancy Horn Head 426. Leg Crook422. Neck Crook, Plain Horn Head

Best Exhibit in Section 20 - Trophy by Mr & Mrs A Duncan, Quarryhill, to be won three times not necessarily in succession and additional prize money £3.50 by Mr N Mutch, Rowantree.

Most Points in Section 20: Perpetual Tray by Mr and the Late Mrs C Duguid, Mains of Corskie and additional prize money £3.00 by Mr N Mutch, Rowantree.

ALL CROOKS MUST HAVE BEEN MADE ENTIRELY WITHIN THE LAST TWO YEARS

SECTION 21. – HONEYPrizes - 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00; 4th 70p

MUST BE SHOWN IN HONEY JARS EXTRACTED HONEY No. 427. Two Jars Light428. Two Jars Medium (excluding Ling Heather)429. Two Jars Dark (excluding Bell Heather)430. Two Jars Soft Set - Blossom431. Two Jars Naturally Crystallised - Blossom432. Two Jars Liquid Bell Heather433. Two Jars Liquid Ling Heather434. Two Jars Set Ling Heather

COMB HONEY 435. One Frame Blossom Suitable for Extraction436. One Frame Ling Heather For Cut Comb437. Two Sections Free From Ling Heather438. Two Sections Ling Heather439. Two Round Sections440. Two Containers Cut Comb – Blossom441. Two Containers Cut Comb – Ling Heather442. Two Jars Chunk

JUNIOR CLASSES – EXTRACTED HONEY 443. One Jar Liquid 444. One Jar Set Best Exhibit - £5 additional prize money by Mr J Bowie, Roselea. Most Points – Trophy by Mr & Mrs R Paterson, Cranna Bridge to be won three times in succession or four times in all.

W.R.I. SECTION (OPEN) Prizes - £10, £7, £5 and £3Please ensure all labels are securely attached to exhibits

445. “SURF ‘N’ TURF” – Two articles in different crafts relating to theme - 1 Floral Arrangement relating to theme, individual seafood quiche, 4 slices meat roll, 1 jar of chutney. 4ft x 2ft 6in, table space with a maximum height of 2ft 6in, white background. Accessories Permitted.

Note: Marks will be given for display

Postcards for points details must be enclosed with entry on Show Day.

Perpetual Rosebowl by Mr & Mrs Farquhar, Banff for most points in WRI Section.Cairnhill Perpetual Trophy for best craft exhibit in WRI Section.Perpetual Trophy by Mr & Mrs E Mutch, Whitefield House for Best Edible Exhibit in WRI Section.

YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB (OPEN) Prizes - £10, £7, £5 and £3Please ensure all labels are securely attached to exhibits

446. Theme as per Grampian Rally(Three Articles in Different crafts: Three edible items: All suitable to chosen theme). 4ft x 2ft 6in. table space with a maximum height of 2ft 6in, white background. Accessories Permitted.

Note: Marks will be given for display

Postcards for points details must be enclosed with entry on Show Day.

Fife Arms Hotel, Aberchirder Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs A Smith for most points.Perpetual Rose Bowl presented by Mr & Mrs C Gregor, Skeibhill for item with Most Points outwith winning first

place entry.

TROPHIES WILL BE PRESENTED AT 2:45 PM.ABERCHIRDER & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

SUMMER SHOW on SATURDAY, 16th AUGUST, 2008

ENTRY FORM - NOT Livestock

Please accept my entries for the following:

Section & Class No in Schedule

Number of Entries

Section & Class No in Schedule

Number of Entries

Section & Class No in Schedule

Number of Entries

NAME __________________________________________

ADDRESS ______________________________________

_______________________________________(Including Postcode)

TELEPHONE/CONTACT No. ________________________

Entry Money 25p per entry, but £7.00 Membership Subscription covers all Entries and admits Competitor to the Showyard.

To be returned to the Secretary, Mains of Rosieburn, Alvah, Banff(Tel. 01261 821600: Fax 01261 821515), not later than WEDNESDAY, 15th AUGUST, 2008

Class Cards will be supplied by the Secretary and must be used for all Entries.

ALL ENTRIES TO BE NOTIFIED TO SECRETARY BY ENTRYFORM NOT LATER THAN ABOVE DATE

No Exhibit in Cage Bird, Pigeon, Rabbit and Cavy Sections Must be Removed

Before 4.00 pmCAGE BIRD SECTION

(Competitors to supply own cages)PRIZES 1st £1.50 2ND £1.00 3RD 70P 4TH 50P AND ROSETTES

Class 447. Budgie Cock

448. Budgie Hen 449. Border Cock 450. Border Hen451. Any Other Variety Canary Cock 452. Any Other Variety Canary Hen 453. Pet Cage Bird Kept by Juvenile

454. All Species of Parrot Like 455. Any Other Variety Foreign Cock or Hen

456. Cockateil457. All Types of Foreign Finches

458. Cage Bird, Confined to Local Competitor 459. Cage Bird, Confined to Local Competitor (Juvenile)

Best Budgie - Rosette; Best Canary - Rosette; Best Foreign- Rosette; Best Cage Bird Class 453 (juvenile) Rosette by Fraser Durno, Aberchirder. Rosette and Trophy to be held for 1 year for Best Exhibit - Presented by the late Mr H. McLeod, Aberchirder.Most Points - Medallion by Donald Graham.Best Cage Bird Class 459 - Riddoch Perpetual Trophy.

All entries must be in hands of Secretaryby Wednesday, 13th August, 2008

on Livestock Entry Form

TROPHIES WILL BE PRESENTED AT 2:45 p.m.ABERCHIRDER & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

SUMMER SHOW on SATURDAY, 16th AUGUST, 2008

ENTRY FORM - Livestock

Please accept my entries for the following:CLASS BREED ALSO IN CLASS

NAME __________________________________________

ADDRESS ______________________________________

_______________________________________(Including Postcode)

TELEPHONE/CONTACT No. ________________________

Entry Money 25p per entry, but £7.00 Membership Subscription covers all Entries and admits Competitor to the Showyard.

To be returned to the Secretary, Mains of Rosieburn, Alvah, Banff(Tel. 01261 821600: Fax 01261 821515), not later than WEDNESDAY, 13th AUGUST 2008

Class Cards will be supplied by the Secretary and must be used for all Entries.

ALL ENTRIES TO BE NOTIFIED TO SECRETARY BY ENTRYFORM NOT LATER THAN ABOVE DATE

PIGEON SECTION

(3 ENTRIES ONLY ALLOWED IN EACH CLASS PER EACH COMPETITOR).PRIZES 1st £1.50 2ND £1.00 3RD 70P 4TH 50P AND ROSETTES

No.460.Show Pen Racer, Cock 461.Show Pen Racer, Hen 462.Show Pen Racer, Bred 2008463.Horseman Cock 464.Horseman Hen465.Horseman Bred 2008466.Norwich Cropper Cock 467.Norwich Cropper Hen 468.Norwich Cropper Bred 2008469.Any Other Variety, Blower Cock470.Any Other Variety, Blower Hen471.Any Other Variety, Blower Bred 2008472.Long Face Tumbler Cock 473.Long Face Tumbler Hen 474.Long Face Tumbler Bred 2008475.Jacobin Cock 476.Jacobin Hen477.Jacobin Bred 2008478.Capuchine Cock479.Capuchine Hen480.Capuchine Bred 2008481.Modena Cock482.Modena Hen483.Modena Bred 2008484.Exhibition Fantail Self Cock485.Exhibition Fantail Self Hen486.Exhibition Fantail Self Bred 2008487.Fairy Swallow Cock 488. Fairy Swallow Hen489.Fairy Swallow Bred 2008 490.Indian Fantail Cock491.Indian Fantail Hen 492.Indian Fantail Bred 2008493.Chinese Owl Self Cock494.Chinese Owl Self Hen 495.Chinese Owl Self Bred 2008496.Birmingham Roller Cock497.Birmingham Roller Hen498.Birmingham Roller Bred 2008499.Flying Birmingham Roller Cock500.Flying Birmingham Roller Hen501.Flying Birmingham Roller Bred 2008502. Tippler Self Cock503.Tippler Self Hen 504.Tippler Self Bred 2008505.Tippler, Any Other Colour Cock 506.Tippler, Any Other Colour Hen507.Tippler, Any Other Colour Bred 2008508.Flying Tippler Cock509.Flying Tippler Hen510.Flying Tippler Bred 2008511.Show Tippler Cock512.Show Tippler Hen513.Show Tippler Bred 2008514.West of England Tumbler Barred Cock515.West of England Tumbler Barred Hen 516.West of England Tumbler Barred Bred 2008517.West of England Tumbler, Any Other Colour Cock518.West of England Tumbler, Any Other Colour Hen 519.West of England Tumbler, Any Other Colour Bred 2008

520. Any Other Variety Long Face Cock 521. Any Other Variety Long Face Hen 522. Any Other Variety Long Face Bred 2008523. Any Other Variety Short Face Cock 524.Any Other Variety Short Face Hen525. Any Other Variety Short Face Bred 2008

(Age of Child to be shown on Entry Card) - Classes 526-532526. Any Variety Fancy Pigeon shown by boy/girl. 16 or under, Cock527. Any Variety Fancy Pigeon shown by boy/girl, 16 or under. Hen528. Any Variety Fancy Pigeon shown by boy/girl,16 or under, Bred 2008529. Any Variety Flying Pigeon shown by boy/girl 16 or under, Cock530. Any Variety Flying Pigeon shown by boy/girl 16 or under, Hen531. Any Variety Flying Pigeon shown by boy/girl 16 or under, Bred 2008

Rosette presented by the late Mr Robert Wilson, Janefield for Best Pigeon in Show and Trophy tobe held for 1 year - Presented by Mr R. Shand, Elrick.Most Points - Society Medallion.Best Blower Pigeon - Adult and Bred 2008 Perpetual Trophy presented by

Mr F. Ward.

All entries must be in hands of Secretary by Wednesday, 13th August, 2008 on Livestock Entry Form

CAVY SECTIONPRIZES 1st £1.50 2ND £1.00 3RD 70P 4TH 50P AND ROSETTES

SELF Adult 5-8mths U/5mths Any Age SELF CREAM/WHITE 532 533 534SELF BLACK 535 536 537SELF GOLDEN 538 530 540 SELF ANY OTHER COLOUR 541 542 543SELF CHALLENGE 544 545 546

NON-SELFABYSSINIAN 547 548 549 REX 550 551 552AGOUTI 553 554 555CRESTED 556 557 558 SATIN 559 560 561 ANY OTHER VARIETY 562 563 564NON SELF CHALLENGE 565 566 567 BREEDERS 568 569 570 GRAND CHALLENGE 571 JUVENILE CHALLENGE 572PET CAVY 573

Best Exhibit Cavy Section – Rosette and Medallion by Mrs S. Bowie, Roselea.Most Points in Cavy Section –Medallion and Rosette by Mr R. Paterson, Cranna Bridge.Best Juvenile in Cavy Section – Medallion by Mr C. Paterson, Cranna Bridge.

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN HANDS OF SECRETARY BYWEDNESDAY, 13th AUGUST, 2008 ON LIVESTOCK ENTRY FORM

RABBIT SECTIONPRIZES 1st £1.50 2ND £1.00 3RD 70P 4TH 50P AND ROSETTES

FANCY ADULT U/5MTHS ANY AGE DUTCH BLACK/BLUE 574 575DUTCH ANY OTHER COLOUR 576 577POLISH ANY COLOUR 578 579NETHERLAND DWARF R.E.W. 580 581NETHERLAND DWARF SABLE 582 583NETHERLAND DWARF ANY OTHER COLOUR 584 585LOP ANY VARIETY 586 587ENGLISH ANY COLOUR 588 589TAN ANY COLOR 590 591ANY OTHER VARIETY FANCY 592 593CHALLENGE FANCY 594 595BREEDERS FANCY 596 597

FUR/REXCHINCHILLA 598 599SILVER FOX ANY COLOUR 600 601ANY OTHER VARIETY FUR 602 603ANY VARIETY REX 604 605CHALLENGE FUR/REX 606 607BREEDERS FUR/REX 608 609

GRAND CHALLENGE 610JUVENILLE CHALLENGE 611PET RABBIT 612LOCAL PET RABBIT 613

Best Rabbit in show - Rosette and trophy presented by the late Mr Duncan Harris, Aberchirder. To be held for one year.

Best Local Rabbit – Rosette by Mr J Bowie, RoseleaMost Points in Rabbit section – Medallion by W. Grant, South CrannaBest Juvenile Rabbit in section – Medallion by Mr C. Paterson, Cranna Bridge.

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN HANDS OF SECRETARYBY WEDNESDAY, 13 th AUGUST, 2008

ON LIVESTOCK ENTRY FORM