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Accompanist - - Miss LENA DUNN.,
Presiding - - - Mrs. IAIN A. MACS)WEEN.
89 Seinn oran, roghainn a’ cho-fharpaisich,
bho aon de cho-chruinnichidhean na
Mna Uasail NicUalraig-Fhriseal.
Duaisean, 2, mar chuimhneachan air
a’ Mhnaoi Uasail NicUalraig-
Fhriseal.
89 Solo singing of a song, own choice from
any of the Kennedy-Fraser collec¬
tions. Prizes, 2, in memory of Mrs.
Kennedy-Fraser.
N.B.—Pianoforte competition is compulsory in Competition 89.
11.30 a.m.
1. John D. Porter, Thurso.
2. Kathleen M. Weir, Ardrishaig.
3. Margaret Bennet, Lerwick.
4. Barbara Davidson, Inveraray.
5. Morven N. MacKenzie, Aberdeen.
6. Annette D. M. Symon, Stirling.
7. Anne C. McQuarrie, Prestwick.
8. William MacDonald, Callander.
9. Catherine Fraser, Dundee.
10. Patrick Holt, Liverpool.
11. Alan M. Draper, Aberdeen.
12. Catherine M. Ellison, Edinburgh.
13,..’ Christina C. MacGregor, Ardrishaig.
14. Mary Fraser, Glenborrodale..
15. Kirsteen Grant, Glasgow.
16. Catriona M. Fair, Lochgair.
17. Mairi MacArthur, Glasgow.
18. Evan T. Gattanach. Lagavulin.
19. Avril J. M. Mundell, Whitehouse.
20. Ruth M. Cameron, Glenshee.
21. Jenny MacLeod, Golspie.
22. Sheila Ann McDougall, Bearsden.
12.20 p.m.
23. Neil MacLaine Cameron, Glasgow.
24. Margaret M. McVicar, Ardrishaig.
25. Mary Sandeman, Edinburgh.
26. Rae M. Robertson, Glasgow.
27. Charlotte L. Beaton, Kirkintilloch.
28. Hugh MacQueen, Luing.
29. Anne Bone, Glasgow.
30. Jean Macrae, Aberdeen.
31. Helen S. MacDougall, Banff;
32. Norman H. MacDonald, Edinburgh.
33. Frances M. D. Mathews, Ayr.
34. Alasdair M. Grant, Glasgow.
35. Bill Gardner, Milngavie.
36. John M. Morrison, Tarbert, Harris.
37. Lottie M. Seggie, Edinburgh.
38. Catherine A. MacDonald, Rutherglen
39. Jean P. Murphy, Aberdeen.
40. Hector M. Burnett, Ardrishaig.
41. Elizabeth C. MacIntyre, Minard.
42. Jane L. Rae, Glasgow.
43. Mary Maclean, Glasgow.
44. Fiona McLaren, Glenborrodale.
N.B.—Competitors must appear in order of ballot at the stipulated time,
otherwise they will be liable to disqualification.
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