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I SIX PAIRS OF TATTOO TIOKETS AND
I LOADS or GLAYVA TO BEWON!
Find out tor yoursell what a great combination Glayva Liqueur an the Edinburgh Military Tattoo make by entering
I this competition to win 6 pairs of tickets to a spectacular performance!
Glayva is a very important sponsor lor the Tattoo. Blended only a stone’s throw away from Edinburgh Castle, it's
i name is derived from the Gaelic, ‘Gle Mhath‘ (pronounced Glayva) which translated means ‘very good’ — much the same as the Tattoo!
Glayva is a warm and mellow liqueur made lrom a unique blend ol the linest Scottish whiskies, and tlavoured with heather honey, aromatic herbs and a hint at orange. Served on its own it is an ideal ‘atter-Tattoo' liqueur, but Glayva's versatility means it’s also delicious over ice, with a mixer, or as a base ingredient tor a wide range 01 tempting cocktails.
As a lirst prize in our exciting competition, we’re ottering 6 pairs 01 tickets to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo on Monday, 28 August. For the runners-up we have 6 silver-plated sporran hip tlasks embossed with the Glayva/Tattoo logo, 6 sporran cups of a similar style to the hip tlask and 5 bottles 01 Glayva, the smooth liqueur lrom Scotland!
All you have to do to answerthe question below and send your entry to arrive no later than 17 July.
In which year was the Edinburgh Tattoo created in its present lorm?
“ A: 1950 B: 1887 C: 1968
CI :1. =: Name ................................................................................ .. Address .............................................................................. .. Tel .................................................................................... .. lam over 18 years at age: Signed ............................................................................... ..
Send to GLAYVA/TATTOO COMPETITION, The List, 14 High Street, Edinburgh EH11TE.
PET SHOP BOYS
TICKETS AND SIGNED SINGLES
The Pet Shop Boys' lirst ever tour brings them to the SECC, Glasgow, on 14 July and The List has a pair of excellent tickets to the gig to give away. Not only this, but it the winner is trom Edinburgh, they‘ll get a pair of Show Travel tickets which will take them through to Glasgow by luxury coach complete with courier. For the runners-up there are three 12in copies of the band‘s new single, ‘lt’s Alright‘, signed by the Pet Shop Boys themselves! Just answerthe question and return the form by 7 July when the draw will take place. Show Travel tickets are available trom Virgin Records, Princes Street, Edinburgh (031 225 4583).
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The winning caption this issue comes from Gordon Hastie (Edinburgh) whose topical jape narrowly rescued List readers lrom Alison Crawford‘s line ‘Yes, i Alice, it's true . . . we will have to print the same photo again!‘ relerring to entrants’ earlier penchant for milking the Royal Lyceum photo lor every quip it was worth. ll you‘d like to win a year‘s subscription to The List, simply come up with a caption of sparkling wit and invention to any photograph in this issue (Please, not the one above!) and send it in by Friday 7 July to CAPTION COMPETITION, The List, 14 High Street, Edinburgh EH11TE.
What was the name 01 the Pet Shop Boys‘ recent tilm?
SHOW TRAVEL COMPETITION The List, 14 High Street,
Edinburgh EH11TE.
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Sommerville, Joan Baltour, Mark Novak, Jackie Brent, C. Kennedy and Michael Gory (all Edinburgh).
V. Sutherland olWinchburgh is the lucky winner at a Philips portable compact disc player in our Bacardi Rum competition. She answered correctly that Bacardi originates lrom the Bahamas and that, unlike Daiquiri and Mai Tai, Singapore Sling is not Bacardi Rum based. Runner-up bottles otBacardi
rum were won by Scott Craig. Richard Gough
Name ................................................................................ .. _ Address .............................................................................. .. There were three questionle answerin (both Glasgow) and Fiona Morrice our Jim Beam cult movie competition: (Edinburgh). ........................................................................................ .. Jessica Lang got intoascrape with King Mostpeople knewthat Hue And Cry arethe Kong, Jamie Lee Curtis was the queen at Glasgow pop group who have played . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Hauowe'en and the Flamingoes were recenuy Tommy WinnefS OI Daytime Te) S. O'Neill (Edinburgh) won two bottles at ticketstothe closing concert olthe Glasgow """""""""""""""""""""""""""" " Jim Beam and the lollowing peoplewon lnternalionalJazz Festival on Sunday2July, Evening Tel .................................. . , T-shirts and Jim Beam miniatures: Robert tealuring Tommy Smith and Orchestre ' McIntyre,J. Douglas, CroyThomson(all National de Jazz, are ontheir way to Brenda Send to PET SHOP BOYS/ Glasgow), Ivan Wadeson, David Outhie, Brian Gavin (both Glasgow) and Ms
Fraser(Edinburgh). Copies olTommy Smith's new LP, Step By Step. were won by Judith Simons (Newton Mearns). Moira McLaren (Paisley) and Judi Murray (Edinburgh). Thanks to Iona Records. 155 Stockwell Street, Glasgow.
I Only one entry per person/per competition. It you are entering more than one competition you need use only one envelope.
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