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Officers and Contributors

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Date: 1999

Source: Ullans: The Magazine for Ulster-Scots, Nummer 7 Wunter 1999

Ullans is the magazine of The Ulster-Scots Language Society, which has been formed to promote the Ulster-Scots Language in literature and native speech.

Umquhile Hon. Preses: Professor RJ Gregg (deceased)

Executive and Editorial Committee:

Dr I Adamson (Chairman)

Miss I McCulloch (Honorary Secretary)

Mr J McKinney

Miss E Barnes

Dr P Robinson

Mr E Scott

Mr J McIntyre

Mr W McAvoy

Mr L Reynolds

Mr C Gillespie

Mr J Fenton

Mr J Erskine

List of additional contributors:

Mrs A Smyth

Dr D Purves

Mr C Reynolds

Mr IJ Parsley

Mr Ulf Wiman

Mr W Logan

Mrs S Gilpin

Mr J M Tait

Mrs M Rowe

Mr D Polley

Mr M Thompson

Professor M Montgomery

Mr J Dunn

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