FRIDAY

FANCY DRESS, GALA DAY

Friday (Fancy dress, Aquarius)

This year the parade started its journey in the school grounds with glorious sunshine, after parading round part of the village the judging took place in the marquee. As with previous years the amount of effort put in to the costumes was outstanding. Categories were judged in either Singles, Groups or Ages.

(Feeva)

Another successful Friday! "Feeva" brought in a record number of Friday night punters, in excess of 760 people attended. “Socializing,” continued until 1.30am, Due to the "abnormally mild night many people partied on the outside of the Marquee.

Saturday (Gala day, Dance at night)

Saturdays full program of events were officially opened by Jimmy Ritchie at 1.50pm.

On site were various stalls such as hamburgers, hot dogs and kippers. Attractions included a various bouncy castles, Karate display and Fraserburgh Karate Club. A beer tent serving cool drinks was erected alongside the main Marquee with seating.

Inside the marquee was a selection of historical photos relating to local events combined with more recent ones. Arts & Crafts for sale, the ubiquitous Baby Show, were to be found here with light refreshments available to all.

Five-aside football was found adjacent to the marquee; this was aimed at the more mature of the game.

(Marquee dance)

"Off the Cuff" played to over 700 people at the Saturday night dance, now a legendary part of Belger heritage.

Sunday (Gala praise)

This years Gala praise was held in the Invercairn Community Hall and was a resounding success again as it has always been with over one hundred people attending.