Letham The History
It’s here… local historian, acclaimed author and President of the Letham Lawnmower Society Donald Dallas has written a history of Letham, capturing stories and facts from the around the village.
To order a copy please contact Donald on 01337 810249 or balyarrow@aol.com
Letham Horticultural Society AGM and Prizegiving
The Letham and District Horticultural Society’s Annual General Meeting will be held in Letham Village Hall on Monday 2 September at 7.00 PM.
We look forward to seeing all of you there to collect your cups and medals along with your prize money.
Our thanks go everyone who was involved in the show from those who gave their time to organise the show and those who entered exhibits.
We look forward to seeing you all again next year.
We would welcome anyone who wants to join the committee and help ensure next years Show happens.
Many thanks in anticipation.
Monimail Community Council 2nd September 19 Agenda
Letham Show Results
The Letham Flower Show had a lovely afternoon for its Annual Show on Saturday. This was despite the erroneous weather repots of rain.
The hall looked lovely on the day with the entries all set out beautifully.
The Committee would like to thank all those who took part in the show on the day by entering. More over, the Committee would like to thank all those who helped behind the scenes by setting the staging up and taking it down at the end, coming along to mark on the morning and those who baked for the teas and manned the kitchen, the door and the stalls on the day. Many thanks for making it another successful Show.
All care has been taken when preparing the results but if you spot any errors or omissions please contact Geoff McDonald (01337 810250 or Gmcd118@aol.com) “
LETHAM AND DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
ONE HUNDREDTH and SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
10 AUGUST 2019
PRIZE WINNERS
TROPHY AND MEDAL WINNERS
Sir Thomas Paxton Challenge Cup (Most Points Vegetables) Mr A Duff, Pitlessie
Adam Hall Memorial Quaich (Best Exhibit in Vegetables) Mr A Duff, Pitlessie
Sir Thomas Paxton Challenge Cup (Most Points Pot Plants) M Anderson, Falkland
Forrest Cup (Best Orchid) Mrs J Syme, Auchtermuchty
Donald G McDonald Challenge Cup (Most Points Cut Flowers) Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir
Dowie Trophy (Best Exhibit Pot Plants and Cut Flowers) Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir
Monimail House Trophy (Most Points Decorative) Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie
Alistair Foggie Memorial Trophy (Most Points Fruit) Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk
Paterson Shield (Best Kept and Cropped Vegetable Garden) Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk
Brunton-Kidd Medal (Best Kept Flower Plot) Mr A Lumsden, Cupar
D & J Drummond Shield (Best Hanging Basket) Mt J Duncan, Falkland
Society Challenge Cup (Most Points Handicrafts) Mrs A Taylor, Letham
Pioneer Trophy (Best Item in Handicrafts) Mrs A Taylor, Letham
Bonthrone Cup (Most Points Baking) Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk
G. Connacher Shield (Most Points Baking by a Gent) Mr D Hamilton, Letham
Mary Dalrymple Memorial Trophy (Best Exhibit in Baking) Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle
Euphemia Hay Memorial Trophy (Most Points Jams and Jellies) Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie
Alex Green Cup (Most Points Wine and Beer) Mrs J Forrest, Letham
Paterson Trophy (Most Points Industrial) Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle
Opdahl Cup (S.W.R.I. Inter-Institute Cup) Kilmany W.R.I
Betty Hay Memorial Trophy (Best Exhibit in the Rural Competition) Mrs N Bunting, Kilmany, W.R.I.
Paterson Rose Bowl (Most Points Produce) Mr B Service, Collessie
Industrial Medal (Best Exhibit Photographic Section) Mr I Matheson, Cupar
R Storrar Perpetual Challenge Cup (Most Points Children) Helen Black, Letham
Alex Garden Cup (Best Miniature Garden) Rory Hamilton, Letham
Archibald Wilson Perpetual Challenge Trophy Millie Armstrong, Letham
Potato Competition Shield (Sponsored by Charlie Dwyer, Monimail
Freuchie Garden Centre)
Mr W Crichton Memorial Trophy Imogen Dwyer, Monimail
The Betty Hay Trophy (Most Points Overall in Show) Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk
J Veitch Prize (Sponsored by J Veitch Freuchie)
1st Prize Mr A Duff, Pitlessie
2nd Prize K Jack, Letham
Top Tray
1st Prize Mr A Duff, Pitlessie
2nd Prize K Jack, Letham
3rd Prize
Top Vase
1st Prize Mrs J Ramsay-Service, Collessie
2nd Prize Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir
3rd Prize Mrs Jane Munro, Letham
Diploma Winners
Best Exhibit in Vegetable Section Mr A Duff, Pitlessie
Best Exhibit in Pot Plants Mrs J McCaffery, Auchtermuchty
Best Exhibit in Cut Flowers Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir
Best Exhibit in Decorative Section Mrs J Munro, Letham
Best Exhibit in Fruit Section Miss E Wilson, Ladybank
Best Exhibit in Handicrafts Section Mrs A M Taylor, Letham
Best Exhibit in Baking Section Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettler
Best Exhibit in Jams and Jellies K Jack, Letham
Best Exhibit in Wine and Beer Section Mrs J Forrest, Letham
Best Exhibit in Produce Section Mr J Rotheram, Letham
Best Exhibit in Childrens Section Caitlin Kirk, Ballantager
Childrens Section Miniature Trophy Winners
Under 5’s Imogen Dwyer, Letham
5 – 8 Charlie Dwyer, Monimail
9 – 12 Anna Black, Letham
13 – 16 Helen Black, Letham
Sunflower Competition (winner gets the Archibald Wilson Trophy)
1st Prize (Trophy Winner) Millie Armstrong, Letham
(height 320cm)
2nd Prize Fraser Armstrong, Letham
(height 272 cm)
3rd Prize Anna Taylor, Letham,
(height 228 cm)
Potato Growing Competition (Winner gets Shield)
1st Prize Charlie Dwyer, Monimail (2923g)
2nd Prize Skye Cuthbert, Daftmill (2243g)
3rd Prize Mille Armstrong, Letham (2058).
JUDGES
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT SECTIONS Mr J Veitch
POT PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS Mr C Bird
DECORATIVE SECTION Mrs A Christie
GARDEN COMPETITION Mr F Janeczko
HANDICRAFTS SWI
BAKING SWI
JAMS AND JELLIES SWI
S.W.I. COMPETITION S.W.I Judges
PHOTOGRAPHIC Mr G McLeish
WINE AND BEER Mr. F Cuthbert
PRODUCE Mr J Cuthbert
CHILDREN’S SECTION Mrs. J McCaffery / Mrs J Syme
MAJOR RAFFLE WINNERS
Meal for Two at Fernie Castle Hotel Mr D Hamilton, Letham
(Donated by Fernie Castle Hotel)
Scottish Deer Centre Family Tickets Mrs S Laing, Glenrothes
(Donated by the Edinburgh Woollen Mill)
Bottle of Malt Whisky Mrs A Cunningham, Lundin Links
Basket of Groceries Miss L Burnie, Kirkcaldy
Outdoor Games
Letham Links
Adults Peter Ashton
Children Logan Reynolds, Letham
Horseshoe Throwing
Adult Julie Hamilton, Letham
Child Jake Reynolds, Letham
Tub Ball
Adult Kay Stuart, Letham /
Meryl Smith, Bow of Fife
Child Jake Reynolds, Letham
Letham and District Horticultural Society
One Hundred and Seventeenth Annual Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition
Detailed Results 10 August 2019
Vegetables
Three Pods Broad Beans – 1 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie; 2 C Nutter, Coaltown of Burnturk; 3 Mr G MacDougal, Letham.
Six French Beans – 1 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie; 2; Dr J Harris, Letham.
Two Beetroots, Globe – 1 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie; 2 Miss A. Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Two Carrots, Stump Root – 1 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie.
Two Leeks – 1 Mrs W Jack, Craigrothie.
Two Lettuces –1 Miss A. Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Three Courgettes –1 C Nutter, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 Miss A. Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 3 Dr J Harris, Letham.
Three Onions, from Sets – 1 Miss A. Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 K Jack, Letham; 3 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie.
Three Onions Red, (Sets or Seeds) – 1 K Jack, Letham; 2 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie.
One Plant Parsley, Grown in Pot – 1 K Jack, Letham.
One Dish Green Peas (40-50) – 1 Mrs G Hutchison, Cupar; 2 Miss E Wilson, Ladybank; 3 Mrs K Jack, Craigrothie.
Six Pods Peas – 1 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie; 2 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk, 3 Miss E Wilson, Ladybank.
Four Potatoes, White – 1 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie; 2 K Jack, Letham; 3 Mr G MacDougal, Letham.
Four Potatoes, Coloured – 1 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie; 2 Mrs W Jack, Craigrothie; 3 K Jack, Letham.
Three Varieties Potatoes, three each (named) – 1 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie; 2 K Jack, Letham.
Three Stalks Rhubarb, Quality – 1 Miss E Wilson, Ladybank; 2 Mrs J Ramsay-Service, Collessie; 3 C Nutter, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Three Shallots, Red (not seedlings) – 1 Mr G MacDougal, Letham; 2 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie.
Three Shallots, Yellow (not seedlings) – 1 Mr A Duff, Pitlessie.
Five Cherry Tomatoes – 1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 Mr J Rotheram, Letham; 3 Dr J Harris, Letham.
Three Tomatoes – 1 Dr J Harris, Letham; 2 Mr J Rotheram, Letham; 3 Mrs L Strachan, Kettlebridge
One Cucumber – 1 Mr R McConnell, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 Mr J Rotheram, Letham.
Any Vegetable not in the Schedule – 1 Mr J Rotheram, Letham; 2 Mr G MacDougal, Letham; 3 Dr J Harris, Letham.
Any Unusually Shaped Vegetable – 1 K Jack. Letham; 2 Colin Armstrong, Letham.
Pot Plants
One Begonia, Tuberous – 1 M Anderson, Falkland; 2 Mrs J Syme, Auchtermuchty.
One Cactus or Succulent Plant – 1 Mrs J Syme, Auchtermuchty; 2 Mrs T Lessels, Rankeilour; 3 Mrs K Black, Letham.
One Orchid – 1 Mrs J Syme, Auchtermuchty; 2 Mrs J Forrest, Letham; 3 Mrs K Black, Letham.
One Fuchsia – 1 M Anderson, Falkland; 2 Mr R McConnell, Coaltown of Burnturk; 3 Mr G MacDougal, Letham.
One Streptocarpus – 1 M Anderson, Falkland.
One Pot Lobelia – 1 K Jack, Letham; 2 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 3 Mr R McConnell, Coaltown of Burnturk.
One Pelargonium – any variety (Geranium) – 1 M Anderson, Falkland; 2 Miss K Spencer-Nairn, Rankeilour; 3 Mr R McConnell, Coaltown of Burnturk.
One Plant not in Schedule – 1 Mrs J McCaffery, Auchtermuchty; 2 M Anderson, Falkland; 3 Mr R McConnell, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Two Plants (not exceeding 7″ pots) – 1 M Anderson, Falkland; 2 Mr R McConnell, Coaltown of Burnturk.
One Insectivorous Plant – 1 Mr B Service, Collessie.
Cut Flowers
Three Vases Annuals, distinct – 1 Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir.
Six Pinks – 1 Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir.
Three Vases Herbaceous, Distinct – 1 Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir.
Four Marigolds, African – 1 Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir.
Four Marigolds, French (shown on board) – 1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 1 Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir.
Four Marigolds, Scotch, Double (shown on board) – 1 Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir; 2 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Three Spikes Phloxes – 1 Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir.
One Vase Sweet Peas, 12 Spikes – 1 Mr T Nelson, Cuparmuir; 2 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Decorative Section
One Bowl of Floating Flower Heads – 1 K Jack, Letham; 2 Mrs J Forrest, Letham; 3 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie.
Dried/Artificial Arrangement – Incorporating a Horse-shoe – 1 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 2 Mrs J Forrest, Letham; 3 K Jack, Letham.
Fresh Arrangement in a Teacup – 1 Mrs J Munro, Letham; 2 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 3 K Jack, Letham.
Ladies Corsage, Artificial Flowers – 1 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 2 Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
Fresh Foliage Arrangement (18″ maximum overall) – 1 Mrs J Munro, Letham 2 = Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie and Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
Fresh Table Centre Decoration – Christmas theme (Candle allowed) – 1 Mrs J Munro, Letham; 2 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 3 Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
Fresh Miniature Arrangement in a Thimble (Not exceeding 4″ overall) – 1 Mrs J Forrest, Letham; 2 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 3 K Jack, Letham.
Fruit
20/30 Blackcurrants (in dish) – 1 Miss E Wilson, Ladybank; 2 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 3 Mrs L Strachan, Kettlebridge.
Twelve Gooseberries, Green or Red – 1 Mrs W Jack, Craigrothie; 2 Dr J Harris, Letham; 3 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Twelve Raspberries (in dish) 1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 Dr J Harris, Letham.
Twelve Stringlets of Redcurrants – 1 Miss E Wilson, Ladybank; 2 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie.
Twelve Strawberries –1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 C Nutter, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Any Fruit not in Schedule 1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 Miss E Wilson, Ladybank; 3 Mrs K Black, Letham.
Handicrafts
A Cowl or Snood – Any Ply – 1 Mrs M Black, Clubston; 2 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle; 3 C Nutter, Coaltown of Burnturk.
A Knitted Jumper – any ply – 1 Mrs M Black, Clubston; 2 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham; 3 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle.
An Item in Baked Modelling Clay– 1 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham.
Mobile Phone Case – Any craft – 1 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham; 2 Mrs M Smith, Pitscottie; 3 Mrs J Hamilton, Letham.
Decorated Flower Pot – any craft (8” diameter max) – 1 Mrs M Black, Clubston; 2 Mrs J Hamilton, Letham; 3 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham.
Decorated Tissue Box (Max size 6” overall) – 1 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham; 2 Mrs M Black, Clubston; 3 Mrs J Hamilton, Letham.
Tea Cosy – Any Craft – 1 Mrs M Smith, Pitscottie; 2 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle; 3 Mrs M Black, Clubston.
An item made from Hand-Made Felt –1 Mrs J Hamilton, Letham; 2 K Jack, Letham.
Crocheted or Knitted Flower Brooch – 1 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham; 2 Mrs M Black, Clubston; 3 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle.
A hand Painted Card – 1 Mrs J Hamilton, Letham; 2 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham.
An Item Made from Recycled Material – 1 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 2 Mrs J Hamilton, Letham; 3 = Mrs A M Taylor, Letham and Mrs T Lessels, Rankeilour.
An Item in Cross-Stitch – 1 Mrs M Black, Clubston; 2 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle; 3 K Jack, Letham.
Christmas Tree Decoration – Any Craft – 1 Mrs M Black, Clubston; 2 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham; 3 Mrs M Smith, Pitscottie.
Decorated Fabric Bag – Decoration only Judged – 1 Mrs J Hamilton, Letham; 2 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham; 3 Mrs J Forbes, Cupar.
An Item of Jewellery – any craft – 1 Mrs M Black, Clubston; 2 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham; 3 Mrs M Smith, Pitscottie.
Knitted Scarf – Novice Class – 1 Mrs V Hynson, Cupar.
An Item of Jewellery – Any Craft – Novice Class – 1 Mrs V Hynson, Cupar; 2 Mrs T Lessels, Rankeilour.
Any Special Article made by Lady – 1 Mrs A M Taylor, Letham; 2 Mrs M Black, Clubston; 3 Mrs M Smith, Pitscottie.
Any Special Article made by Gent – 1 Mr B Service, Collessie; 2 Mr G Hutchison, Collairnie.
Baking
Three Jam Tarts – 1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle; 3 Mrs L Strachan, Kingskettle.
Three Chocolate Chip Cookies – 1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle; 3 E Ross, Letham.
Individual Quiche – 1 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle; 2 Mrs L Strachan, Letham; 3 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Three Gypsy Creams – 1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle; 3 E Ross, Letham.
Three Pieces Traybake – Uncooked – 1 Mrs W Jack, Craigrothie; 2 K Jack, Letham; 3 E Ross, Letham.
Three Meringue Shells – 1 Cameron Service, Collessie; 2 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle; 3 Mr D Hamilton, Letham.
Three Rock Cakes – 1 Mrs C Sutherland, Giffordtown, 2 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle; 3 Miss L Rosser, Freuchie.
Three Drop Scones – 1 Mrs L Strachan, Letham; 2 Mrs H Ramsay, Kingskettle; 3 Mrs C Sutherland, Giffordtown.
Three Oven Scones – 1 Mrs J McCaffery, Auchtermuchty; 2 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 3 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle.
Three White Chocolate and Raspberry Muffins – 1 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle; 2 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 3 Mrs L Strachan, Letham.
Gluten Free White Loaf – 1 K Jack, Letham; 2 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 3 Mr D Hamilton, Letham.
Brown Loaf – 1 Mr D Hamilton, Letham; 2 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle; 3 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Single Chocolate Sponge – 1 Mrs K Black, Letham; 2 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle; 3 Mrs J McCaffery, Auchtermuchty.
One Small Fruit Gingerbread – 1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 2 Mrs J McCaffery, Auchtermuchty; 3 Mrs C Sutherland, Giffordtown.
Three Pieces of Shortbread – 1 M Anderson, Falkland; 2 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk; 3 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle.
Three Different Marzipan Fruits – 1 Mrs L Strachan, Letham; 2 Mrs J Hamilton, Letham; 3 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie.
Two Small Macaroon Bars – 1 E Ross, Letham; 2 Mrs T Lessels; Rankeilour; 3 Mr D Hamilton, Letham.
Two Slices of Natural Red Velvet Cake from set recipe – 1 Miss A Irvine, Coaltown of Burnturk.
Photographic Section
Theme: Seasons
1 Mr I Mathieson, Cupar; 2 Miss K Spencer-Nairn, Rankeilour; 3 Mrs J Hamilton, Letham.
Jams and Jellies
Apple Jelly – 1 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 2 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle; 3 Mrs K Black. Letham.
Blackcurrant Jelly – 1 3 Mrs K Black. Letham; 2 Miss E Wilson, Ladybank; 3 Mrs W Jack, Craigrothie.
Apricot Jam – 1 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 2 Mr D Hamilton, Letham; 3 Miss E Wilson, Ladybank.
Lemon Curd (small jar) – 1 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle; 2 Miss l Rosser, Freuchie; 3 Mrs K Black, Letham.
Marmalade – 1 Mrs L Strachan, Kettlebridge; 2 Mrs W Jack, Craigrothie; 3 Mrs J Syme, Auchtermuchty.
Raspberry Jam – 1 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 2Mrs L Strachan, Kettlebridge; 3 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle.
Redcurrant Jelly – 1 K Jack, Letham; 2 Mrs W Jack, Craigrothie; 3 Mrs C Sutherland, Giffordtown.
Rhubarb & Ginger Jam – 1 Mrs K Black, Letham; 2 Miss E Wilson, Ladybank; 3 Mrs J Syme, Auchtermuchty.
Strawberry Jam – 1 Mr D Hamilton, Letham; 2 Mrs L Strachan, Letham; 3 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie.
Chutney (any variety) – 1 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie; 2 Miss L Rosser, Freuchie; 3 Mrs H Ramsey, Kingskettle.
Jam, Jelly or Preserve not in Schedule – 1 K Jack, Letham; 2 Mrs L Strachan, Kettlebridge; 3 Mrs S Simmers, Myrecairnie.
Wine and Beer
One Bottle Home-made Wine, White (Sweet) – 1 Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
One Bottle Home-made Wine, White (Dry) – 1 Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
One Bottle Home-made Wine, Red (Sweet) – 1 Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
One Bottle Home-made Wine, Red (Dry) – 1 Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
One Bottle Home-brewed Beer or Lager – 1 Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
One Bottle Home Brewed Cider – 1 Mr D Hamilton, Letham; 2 Mrs J Forrest, Letham;.
One Bottle Home-made Spirit/Liqueur – 1 N Kirk, Ballantager; 2 Mrs W Jack, Craigrothie; 3 K Jack, Letham.
S.W.R.I Competition
Theme: Pantomime – Cinderella
1 Kilmany; 2 Auchtermuchty
Produce
Three Brown Eggs (Hen/Bantam) – 1 Mr B Service, Collessie; 2 Miss K Spencer-Nairn, Rankeilour; 3 Mrs K Black, Letham.
Three White Eggs (Hen/Bantam) – 1 Mr J Rotheram, Letham; 2 Miss K Spencer-Nairn, Rankeilour.
Three Coloured Eggs (Hen/Bantam – not brown or white) – 1 Mr B Service, Collessie; 2 Mr J Rotheram, Letham; 3 Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
Three Duck Eggs – 1 Mrs J Forrest, Letham.
Childrens
Under 5s
A Sun Catcher – 1 Nico Kitching, Letham; 2 Imogen Dwyer, Monimail.
Hand Print Painting (A 4Max) – 1 Imogen Dwyer, Monimail 2 Nico Kitching, Letham.
Pasta Necklace – 1 Imogen Dwyer, Monimail.
Cress grown in an Egg Cup – 1 Imogen Dwyer, Monimail.
5 – 8 Years
A Sun Catcher – 1 Vienna Kitching, Letham; 3 Rory Hamilton, Letham; 3 Charlie Dwyer, Monimail.
Edible Creature – 1 Charlie Dwyer, Monimail; 2 Vienna Kitching, Letham; 3 Rory Hamilton, Letham.
Lego Model, 50 pieces maximum (no kits allowed) – 1 Charlie Dwyer, Monimail; 2 Rory Hamilton, Letham.
Two Chocolate Crispie Cakes (White, Milk or Dark) – 1 Rory Hamilton, Letham; 2 Vienna Kitching, Letham; 3 Charlie Dwyer, Monimail.
9 – 12 Years
A Sun Catcher – 1 Holly Hamilton, Letham; 2 Anna Black, Letham; 3 Jake Reynolds. Letham.
Edible Creature – 1 Caitlin Kirk, Ballantager; 2 Anna Black, Letham; 3 Holly Hamilton, Letham.
An Item made from recycled materials– 1 Anna Black, Letham; 2 Caitlin Kirk, Ballantager; 3 Holly Hamilton, Letham.
Two Pieces of uncooked traybake – 1 Caitlin Kirk, Ballantager; 2 Anna Black, Letham; 3 Holly Hamilton, Letham.
13 – 16 Years
A Sun Catcher – 1 Helen Black, Letham.
Item in Baked Modelling Clay – 1 Helen Black, Letham.
A mobile phone case – any craft – 1 Helen Black, Letham.
Two pieces of flapjack – 1 Helen Black, Letham.
Open Classes
Decorated Horse Shoe (Maximum size 15cm) – 1 Helen Black, Letham; 2 Charlie Dwyer, Monimail; 3 Holly Hamilton, Letham.
Photograph – Birds Theme (taken by Child) – 1 Rory Hamilton, Letham; 2 Erin Farmer, Rankeilour; 3 Caitlin Kirk, Ballantager.
Collage (A4 maximum size)– 1 Anna Black, Letham; 2 Holly Hamilton, Letham; 3 Rory Hamilton, Letham.
Floating Flower Heads in a Cereal Bowl – 1 Helen Black, Letham; 2 Holly Hamilton, Letham; 3 Rory Jack, Cuparmuir.
Vegetable Grown by Child – 1 Imogen Dwyer, Monimail; 2 Charlie Dwyer, Monimail; 3 =. Holly Hamilton, Letham and Rory Hamilton, Letham.
Miniature Garden – 1 Rory Hamilton, Letham; 2 Holly Hamilton, Letham; 3 Erin Farmer, Rankeilour.
Letham Show- Garden Results
Letham Primary Sunflower and Potato Results
Sunflowers and Spuds
The Sunflower and Potato Competition will be judged on the evening of Thursday 1 August.
Can all those pupils of Letham Primary School who wish to enter please contact Alison McDonald by Thursday morning at the latest.
You can get her on 01337 810250 / 07455 315287. Or email amcd118@aol.com.
Please remember not to empty the potatoes out as this will be done by the Judges.
