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Tuesday, September 28
ROOM “3”
Earrann na h-Oigridh Junior Section
II.—BEUL-AITHRIS. II.—ORAL DELIVERY.
Britheamhnan y Mr. ALAN MacLEAN, M.A., Tobermory.
Adjudicators »Mr. ALEX. NICOLSON, M.A.
Chairman HUGH CAMERON, Esq., President, Tiree Association.
9.00 a.m.
9. Leughadh gu Beachdail, Snasmhor.—
Earrainn de Rosg no Bardachd, le muinntir
a tha ag ionnsachadh Gaidhlig. Ullaichidh
an luchdfarpais tri earrannan a gheibhear
bho ’n Runaire. Bidh iad air an gairm gu
aon sam bith a roghnaicheas na Breith-
eamhnan de na tri a leughadh, agus faodar
gairm orra gu ceistean furasda a f hreagairt
mu ciod is brigh do na briathran a tha iad
ag aithris.
Duaisean.—1, £1; 2, 3, 4, 5, Leabhraichean
(A mhain dhoibhsan a tha os cionn dusan
agus fo she bliadhna deug a dh’ aois).
1. Iris Mathieson, Lochinver.
2. Mary G. Newlands, Campbeltown.
3. Betsy MacRae, Oban.
4. Christina Isles, Oban.
9.15 a.m.
9a. Mar 9 (A mh&in dhoibhsan a tha fo
dhusan bliadhna dh’ aois).
1, William T. Ross, Lochinver.
2. Fiona MacLaren, Glasgow.
9. Reading with Expression.—A Piece of
Prose or Poetry by Learners. Competitors
are to prepare three pieces supplied by
the Secretary. They will be asked to
read any one of the three the Judges may
select, and may be asked to answer simple
questions on the meaning of the words
they recite.
Prizes.—1st, .£1; 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th,
Books (confined to Children over 12 and
under 16 years of age).
5. Calum Ruairidh Bannerman, Balmaha.
6. Janet R. Bannerman, Balmaha.
7. Anne MacLeod, Glasgow.
8. Anna Mairi Cameron, Southend.
9a. As above (confined to Children under 12
years of age).
3. Catriona Shillinglaw, Baillieston.
9.25 a.m*
10. Leughadh air a* cheud Shealladh.—
Earrainn de Rosg Gaidhlig nach aithne
do’n luchd-farpais, a theid a thaghadh leis
na Breitheamhnan.
Duaisean.—1, £1; 2, 3, 4, 5, Leabhraichean.
Fosgailte do na h-uile.
1. Mary MacT. Campbell, Islay.
2. Margaret MacDonald, Oban.
3. Elizabeth Cameron (a), Oban.
4. Isabel Macintyre, Oban.
5. Cathie Brown, Islay.
6. Mary Woodrow, Islay.
7. Nancy Campbell, Islay.
10. Reading at Sight an unfamiliar Prose
Piece chosen by the Judges.
Prizes.—1st, £\; 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th,
Books. Open to all.
8. Catherine MacLean, Oban.
9. Rhona MacLeod, Glasgow.
10. Christina C. Dick, Glasgow.
11. Anna Mairi Cameron, Southend.
12. Morag C. MacCallum, Tayvallich.
13. Duncan MacBride, Glasgow.
ROOM “3”
Earrann na h-Oigridh Junior Section
II.—BEUL-AITHRIS. II.—ORAL DELIVERY.
Britheamhnan y Mr. ALAN MacLEAN, M.A., Tobermory.
Adjudicators »Mr. ALEX. NICOLSON, M.A.
Chairman HUGH CAMERON, Esq., President, Tiree Association.
9.00 a.m.
9. Leughadh gu Beachdail, Snasmhor.—
Earrainn de Rosg no Bardachd, le muinntir
a tha ag ionnsachadh Gaidhlig. Ullaichidh
an luchdfarpais tri earrannan a gheibhear
bho ’n Runaire. Bidh iad air an gairm gu
aon sam bith a roghnaicheas na Breith-
eamhnan de na tri a leughadh, agus faodar
gairm orra gu ceistean furasda a f hreagairt
mu ciod is brigh do na briathran a tha iad
ag aithris.
Duaisean.—1, £1; 2, 3, 4, 5, Leabhraichean
(A mhain dhoibhsan a tha os cionn dusan
agus fo she bliadhna deug a dh’ aois).
1. Iris Mathieson, Lochinver.
2. Mary G. Newlands, Campbeltown.
3. Betsy MacRae, Oban.
4. Christina Isles, Oban.
9.15 a.m.
9a. Mar 9 (A mh&in dhoibhsan a tha fo
dhusan bliadhna dh’ aois).
1, William T. Ross, Lochinver.
2. Fiona MacLaren, Glasgow.
9. Reading with Expression.—A Piece of
Prose or Poetry by Learners. Competitors
are to prepare three pieces supplied by
the Secretary. They will be asked to
read any one of the three the Judges may
select, and may be asked to answer simple
questions on the meaning of the words
they recite.
Prizes.—1st, .£1; 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th,
Books (confined to Children over 12 and
under 16 years of age).
5. Calum Ruairidh Bannerman, Balmaha.
6. Janet R. Bannerman, Balmaha.
7. Anne MacLeod, Glasgow.
8. Anna Mairi Cameron, Southend.
9a. As above (confined to Children under 12
years of age).
3. Catriona Shillinglaw, Baillieston.
9.25 a.m*
10. Leughadh air a* cheud Shealladh.—
Earrainn de Rosg Gaidhlig nach aithne
do’n luchd-farpais, a theid a thaghadh leis
na Breitheamhnan.
Duaisean.—1, £1; 2, 3, 4, 5, Leabhraichean.
Fosgailte do na h-uile.
1. Mary MacT. Campbell, Islay.
2. Margaret MacDonald, Oban.
3. Elizabeth Cameron (a), Oban.
4. Isabel Macintyre, Oban.
5. Cathie Brown, Islay.
6. Mary Woodrow, Islay.
7. Nancy Campbell, Islay.
10. Reading at Sight an unfamiliar Prose
Piece chosen by the Judges.
Prizes.—1st, £\; 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th,
Books. Open to all.
8. Catherine MacLean, Oban.
9. Rhona MacLeod, Glasgow.
10. Christina C. Dick, Glasgow.
11. Anna Mairi Cameron, Southend.
12. Morag C. MacCallum, Tayvallich.
13. Duncan MacBride, Glasgow.
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| Shelfmark | DJ.s.1847(9) |
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| Description | Publication run: -85th (1988). National Library of Scotland run: 39th (1935)-85th (1988). Continued by: Mod / Mòd Naìseanta |
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| Shelfmark | P.med.2584, QP.la.2478 and DJ.s.1847(9) |
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| Description | This contains programmes, fringe event magazines and ephemera that were produced for specific Mòds and is arranged by year. |
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| Description | A collection of over 400 items published by An Comunn Gàidhealach, the organisation which promotes Gaelic language and culture and organises the Royal National Mòd. Dating from 1891 up to the present day, the collection includes journals and newspapers, annual reports, educational materials, national Mòd programmes, published Mòd literature and music. |
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