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Thursday, October 8
Y.M.C.A., ROOM 8
Earrann nan Inbheach. Senior Section.
BEUL-AITHRIS ORAL DELIVERY
Britheamh - - Rev. DC)NALI> MACILEO'D. M.A.
Presiding - - - Col. H. WEBBER, M.B.E.
GAELIC TEST IN NORTH CLOAKROOM, MUSIC HALL
8.30 a.m. to 12 noon.
Bheirear Bonn Oir, a th’air a thabhairt le
Comunn Sgitheanach Ghlaschu, do’n
cho-fharpaiseach a choisneas na
comharran as airde an co-
fharpaisean 63, 64 agus 65.
63 Aithris bho mheomhair “ Beinn a’
Bhuna.” Duaisean, 2.
9 a.m.
1. Patricia MacNee, Greenock High School.
2j Margaret Felgate, Greenock High School.
3. Elizabeth Logan, Bunessan.
4. Elizabeth P. Weir, Ballygrant.
5. Christina Macleod, Cupar.
6. Morag E. McLarty, Greenock.
7. Jamesina MacKenzie, Crinan Bridge.
8. Donald A. Morrison, North Connel.
9. William W. Neill, Tumhouse.
10. Donald McLarty, Ardishaig.
11. Hugh Lament, Bunessan.
64 Aithris bho mheomhair “Taladh a’
Chuain.” Duisean, 2.
10.10 a.m.
1. John MacDonald, Connel.
2. Elizabeth Nicolson Plockton Sec. School.
3. Alison A. McLaren, Greenock.
4. Margaret Cameron, Greenock High School.
5. Margaret Felgate, Greenock High School.
6. Elizabeth Logan, Bunessan.
7. Elizabeth P. Weir, Ballygrant.
8. Christina Macleod, Cupar.
9. Donald McLarty, Ardrishaig.
10. Morag E. McLarty, Greenock.
Presiding
65 Leughadh air a’ cheud sealladh.
Duaisean, 2.
11.05 a.m'.
1. Murdo MacLeod, Glasgow.
2. William W. Neill, Tumhouse.
3. Christina Macleod, Cupar.
4. Kenneth D. Smith, Stornoway.
5. Jean Cairney, Greenock High School.
6. Margaret Cameron, Greenock High School.
7. Margaret Felgate, Greenock High School,
8. Patricia MacNee, Greenock High School.
Gold Medal, presented by the Glasgow
Skye Association, will be awarded to
the competitor gaining the highest
aggregate marks in competitions 63, 64
and 65.
63 Reciting from memory “Beinn a’
Bhuna.” Prizes, 2.
9.30 a.m.
12. Flora Chisholm, Grantown-on-Spey.
13. Hugh Duncan, Bowmore.
14. Elizabeth C. McDiarmid, Lawers.
15. Kenneth D. Smith, Stornoway.
16. Jean Cairney, Greenock High School.
17. Eliabeth Nicolson, Plockton Sec. School.
18. John MacDonald, Connel.
19. Margaret Cameron, Greenock High School.
20. Alison A. McLaren, Greenock.
21. Kenneth Ross, Strathpeffer.
64 Reciting from memory “ Taladh a’
Chuain.” Prizes, 2.
10.35 a.m.
11. Donald A. Morrison, North Connel.
12. William W. Neill, Turnhouse.
13. Kenneth D. Smith, Stornoway.
14. Elizazbeth C. McDiarmid, Lawers.
15. Hugh Duncan, Bowmore.
16. Patricia MacNee, Greenock High School.
17. Jean Cairney, Greenock High School.
18. Flora Chisholm, Grantown-on-Spey.
19. Kenneth Ross, Strathpeffer.
JOHN W. MILNE.
65 Reading at sight. Prizes, 2.
11.30 a.m.
9. Elizabeth P. Weir, Ballygrant.
10. Elizabeth Logan, Bunessan.
11. Morag E. McLarty, Greenock.
12. Donald McLarty, Ardrishaig.
13. Donald A. Morrison, North Connel.
14. Alison A. McLaren, Greenock.
15. John MacDonald, Connel.
N.B. — Competitors must appear in order of ballot at the stipulated time,
otherwise they will be liable to disqualification.
— 50 —
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