A trip down memory lane

Pictured in February 1979 are the Strabane Junior Chamber team who have reached the Northern Ireland regional debating final. They are, from left, Philip Smith, Richard Armstrong, Pat McCourt and Wallace Steele.
Mrs H Jones (left) of Strabane Golf Club, was the winner of the best gross at the finals of the 'New Zealand Lamb' Sports Trust Golf tournament, played at Masserene in 1985. Also pictured are (from left) Mr Stuart Pollock, chairman of the Ulster Sports and Recreation Trust, Mrs Trautmann, and Mr Erick Trautmann, European Director of New Zealand Meat Producers' Board.
The six members of the McShane family, Bowling Green, Strabane, pictured in 1967 when they set a new record at the Strabane Feis having won one cup, 10 firsts and 10 seconds - a total of 21. In the back row, are: Patricia, Noreen and Mary, and in the front row are: Imelda, Gearoid and Bridgeen.
Some of the cup winners of Strabane Grammar School prize day in 1967 were, from left, Ross Graham, Mary Hale, Malcolm Buchanan, Sheila Craig and Rodney Connor.
Some of the Sion Mills ladies who helped with the tea at the area meeting of the Young Wives and Mothers' Union in February 1967.
The winner of the local heat of the Rotary Young Leaders competition in 1992 was Emer Doherty, of Strabane Convent Grammar. She is pictured receiving her award from the president of Strabane/Lifford Rotary Club, Mr Brian Peoples. Also in the picture are two of the organisers of the local heat, Mr John MacCrossan and Mr David Hudson.
The Sion Mills beavers who won their section of the Strabane and District 5-a-side football competition in 1993, pictured with their leader, Debbie McFarland. The captain, Simon Gough also won an award for scoring the most goals.
Mr Paul Doherty and his son, Ciaran, and Mr Sean McIntyre with his son, Gavin, who were with St Colman’s Playgroup, Strabane, at the Northern Ireland Pre-School Playgroups Association day out at Belfast Zoo in 1993. The boys were among 6,500 children from all over the Province to visit the zoo under the auspices of NIPPA.