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Monday, October 9
DUNOLLIE HALL A
Britheamhan GAELIC: Rev. Roderick Macdonald, T.D., M.A.
(Adjudicators) MUSIC: Miss Agnes Duncan, M.B.E.
Acompanist—Mrs M. Gordon
Presiding—Mrs Ishbel Banks
The Donald MacLeod Memorial Trophy will be awarded for one year to the competitor
gaining the highest mark in Gaelic in competitions 40 and 41.
41 A' seinn: Moladh na Lanndaidh. Balaich nas 6ige na 13. 3 Duaisean.
Solo singing: Moladh na Lanndaidh. Boys under 13. 3 prizes.
2.30 p.m.
1. William MacAlpine, Barcaldine School
2. Charles MacEwan, Oban
3. Roderick McCall, Dingwall
4. Gavin Catto, Maryburgh
5. Jim Oates, East Kilbride
6. Grant Bundy, Bridge of Allan
7. David Barclay, Appin School
8. Archie Campbell, Taynuilt P. School
9. Colin Perkins, Minard
10. John MacMaster, Shielbridge
11. Martin Rattray, Burghead
12. Alasdair Ross, Perth
13. Stephen MacNeil, Oban High School
14. Andrew J. Watson, Glasgow
15. Graham MacLeod, Munlochy
3.15 p.m.
16. David Elder, Kingussie
17. lain Ewing, Glasgow
18. John MacLellan, Mingarry
19.. Alasdair Currie, Kilninver School
20. Craig Dennis, Perth
21. Stephen Kinnen, Burghead
22. Alistair Carmichael, The Oa
23. lain A. Souter, Inverness
24. Donald Shaw, Taynuilt P. School
25. lain Wilson, Bridge of Allan
26. Andrew Bundy, Bridge of Allan
27. Nicholas Thornton, Maryburgh
28. Peter Foster, Aviemore
29. John R. Stewart, Morar
30. Ewan Sandilands, Barcaldine School
31. Garry Kirsop, Tobermory
32. Robert MacDougall, Tobermory
Competition 38 is divided into two sections; the first five in each section will compete in a final
competition.
J8 A seinn: Siud a leanaibh. Caileagan 10-12. A' cheud Earrann.
Solo singing:Siud a leanaibh. Girls 10-12. Section One.
4.10 p.m.
1. Catherine M. Mac Vicar, Minard
2. Rosemary MacEwan, Oban
3. Ola M. McKay, Oban
4. Jean Stewart, Aviemore P. School
5. Jill Cameron, Aviemore P. School
6. Joan Me Lachlan, Rockfield School
7. Frances Robertson, Kingussie
8. Caroline MacDonald, Aviemore P. School
9. Kay Stewart, Maryburgh
10. Karen Kirkholm, East Kilbride
11. Jane M. MacKinnon, Bute
12. Eilidh Mackenzie, Gress
13. Caroline Burns, Stornoway P. School
14. Heather Afrin, Stornoway P. School
15. Fiona Ross, Stirling
16. Morag Campbell, Ardura
17. Mairi Martin, Bearsden
18. Louise Kilmurray, Lismore P. School
5.05 p.m.
19. Caroline MacPhail, Lochgilphead
20. Jennifer Carmichael, Lismore P. School
21. Jacqueline McCarroll, Prestwick
22. Norah Campbell, Craignure
23. Nanette Hunter, Bridge of Allan
24. Alison Morrison, Stornoway P. School
25. Barbara MacGregor, Stornoway P. School
26. Andrena Smith, Brora
27. Mairi MacDonald, Glasgow
28. Catherine Bryan, East Kilbride
29. Katherine Bennett, Maryburgh
30. Frances Munro, Kingussie
31. Doreen Edwards, Rockfield School
32. Morven Donaldson, Rockfield School
33. Amanda Tye, Aviemore P. School
34. Margaret MacMillan, Arisaig
35. Mardina C. Robertson, Oban
36. Carol A. Maclnnes, Oban
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N.B. Competitors must appear at the stipulated time in the order of ballot.
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