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JOHN STEWART 4330
Sitting in his chair in the front garden of his home in Castle Street and
enjoying the heat from the sun is John Stewart in the late 1920's early 1930's.
SALVATION ARM HALL 4331
Here we are in the Salvation Army Hall which was in Union Street back in 1947,
it must have been near Christmas by the hanging decorations.
Back Row:
Betty Brogan, Sadie Herd, Isobel Davidson, Margaret Hammond, Beth Dunlop,
- - - - - - - - -Mary
McClure, May Craig, Irene Herd, Jean Dickey, Jean Riley, Minnie Dickey and
Ethel Murray.
4th Row:
Annie Murray in her Salvation Army uniform was the officer in charge, Caroline
Henry
- - - - - -- -Malcolm McConaghie, Harold Tinney,
Francis Mills, Samuel Tinney, David Anderson, - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Bertie Henry and Helen Riley.
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3rd Row: Victor McConaghie, Olive Hammond, vivien McMaster, Michael Henry,
Ann Dunlop, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- Tommy Rock and Jackie Hammond.
2nd Row: Frank Murray, Robert McMaster, William Dunlop, James McMaster,
Clive Mees,
- - - - - - - -Jacqueline Williamson, Anne Hammond,
Estelle Anderson, Janette McMaster,
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Frances Murdoch
and Eileen McCoubrey.
Front
Row: Lorna ?, Raymond Murray, Billy McCoubrey, Billy Coburn, Unknown,
- - - - - - - -Jacqueline Mitchell, Lorna Hammond,
Elizabeth Cushnahan, Faye Hammond and - - - - - - - -
- - - -- - -- - - - - -- - - -- - - -- -- - -Unknown.
St. BRIGID'S PRIMARY SCHOOL
4332
All smiles for the camera in the 1960's are the pupils of P5 class at St.Brigid's
Primary School.
Back Row: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown,
Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Helen -
- - - McMullan, Unknown, Unknown and Unknown.
Middle Row: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown,
Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown and Unknown.
Front Row: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Joan
Smyth, Unknown, Unknown, Irene McIntyre
and -- Unknown.
Now somewhere in the middle row is Christine Neil
and also somewhere in the photograph are twin sisters Margaret
and Wilma Kerr.If you can place where they should
be
in the photograph or the names of any of the others please let me know and
I will send you a copy of the photograph without the watermark. len.kinley@hotmail.com
STRACTON NATIONAL SCHOOL
4333
These are the Pupils, Headmaster and Teacher of Stracton National School standing
proudly getting their photograph around 1918
Sadly no one in the photograph but if you do please let me know and I will
send you a copy of the photograph. len.kinley@hotmail.com
THE OLD PORK STORE 4335
This is the Old Pork Store on Townhead Street around 1900. The company was
established in 1858 and it was owned by Stevenson & Co Ltd.
In the photograph you can see the slaughtered pigs on the left and then the
men cutting them up and put into the wheelbarrows for processing later - Ballymoney
was well known
for its high quality pork. During the 1930s up to 800 pigs a week were cured
and made lovely Pork Pies. No Health and Safety back then! The only person
known in the
photograph is William Dunlop on the left.
On the back wall is a poster saying Tarriff Buget This is about the Tariff
Reform League (TRL) it was a protectionist British pressure group formed in
1903
to protest against what they considered to be unfair foreign imports.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 4334
Appartently this is a Sunday Outing with parents, Sunday school teachers and
children, now where it was and the year is unknown.
In amongst the children we have a Miss Anderson and her two brothers Ross
and David. Also there is a Danny, Willie and sister. In the 2nd Row on the
right the girl who has a bandage on her right knee.
If you know anyone or the named children are in the photograph please let
me know and I will send you a copy. len.kinley@hotmail.com
