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MONDAY, OCTOBER 13
MUSIC HALL
Seinn Vocal Music
Britheamhan: GAIDHLIG: Murchadh Caimbeul
CEOL: John Purser
Ceol-taic: Diane Boyd
Cathraiche: Seumas Dairon
The Alexander Hamilton Trophy will be awarded for one year to the competitor gaining the highest mark
in Gaelic in Competitions 29-32.
Greenock Tir nam Beann Association Prize for the highest aggregate marks in Competitions 29-34.
29 A' seinn: Fail! ill o agus ho ro eile. Caileagan 14-16. Bonn Cuimhneachain Sheumais C. Mhic a’ Phi
agus 2 Braisdean.
Solo singing: Fail) ill o agus ho ro eile. Girls 14-16. James C. MacPhee Memorial Medal and 2 Badges.
2.00 p.m.
1. Anne MacDonald, Tobermory High
School
2. Catriona McLaughlin, Oban
3. Kathryn Dobson, Market Bosworth High
School
4. Jeannette Starbuck, Market Bosworth
Jun. Gaelic Choir
5. Julie McCahill, Coisir Og Cille Bhrighde
an Ear
6. Amanda Millen, Callander
7. Carol Moore, Falkirk Jun. Gaelic Choir
8. Ishbel Anne Maclver, Coisir Loch a’
Tuath
9. Lorna McNeill, Strathaven Academy,
Strathaven
10. Heather MacLean, Lochaber High School
11. Johanna MacLennan, Knightswood &
District Jun. Gaelic Choir
12. Sian Lewis, Market Bosworth High
School
13. Tessa Cornwell, North Berwick Jun.
Choir
14. Ailsa Setchell, Market Bosworth High
School
15. Hazel Brewerton, North Berwick Jun.
Choir
16. Gwendolyn Young, Knightswood &
District Jun. Gaelic Choir
17. Ros Jones, Market Bosworth High School
18. Jane Marshall, Oban
19. Ruth MacDonald, Knightswood & District
Jun. Gaelic Choir
20. Julie McIntyre, Port Ellen
21. Alison Reid, Uddingston Grammar School
22. Nicola Ackers, Coisir Og Sruighlea
N.B. Competitors must appear at the stipulated time in the order of ballot
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4.00 p.m.
23. Morag Cantlie, Burghead
24. Carrie Sinclair, Fortrose
25. Sophie Bates, North Berwick High School
26. Rhona Bell, Coisir Og Cille Bhrighde an
Ear
27. Morna MacLean, Kingussie High School
28. Jacqueline Fuge, Coisir Og an 1 again
29. Josephine Carmidy, Glasgow Islay Jun.
Gaelic Choir
30. Anne Carmidy, Glasgow Islay Jun. Gaelic
Choir
31. Nicola Pearson, Oban
32. Heather Shaw, Oban High School
33. Helen Leitch, Tobermory High School
34. Lesley Ann Edwards, Oban High School
35. Fiona McNeil, Port Ellen Jun. Gaelic
Choir
36. Donalda Morrison, Coisir Loch a’ Tuath
37. Catherine Oates, St. Andrew’s High
School, East Kilbride
38. Aislinn Burke, Castlebay School
39. Karen Gunn, Port Ellen Jun. Gaelic Choir
40. Elizabeth Birch, North Berwick High
School
41. Aislinn Clark, Oban
42. Annette Chiffers, Kyleakin
43. Margaret MacPherson, Lochaber High
School
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DescriptionPublication run: -85th (1988). National Library of Scotland run: 39th (1935)-85th (1988). Continued by: Mod / Mòd Naìseanta
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