 Most viewed - Edward Ferguson
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First Day Cover1270 views
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National Day 3rd June 19631217 views
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The swimming pool at Changi333 views
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330 viewsMy brother and I with mum, Peggy and I think a lady called Mrs Hayes
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St Patrick’s Day 1964306 views
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1963 involved in building a classroom157 viewsIn this photo my father, Billy Ferguson (possibly called Paddy sometimes as we are from Northern Ireland) – he is standing centre of the back row wearing the white cap
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Official Opening of the new classroom151 viewsTaken on the same day, presumably the ‘official opening’ of the new classroom.
So sad that the names of the children are not written on the reverse but the back row, from the left as you look at it
Billy Ferguson, me, Edward Ferguson (holding ‘Baby’), Lorna Ferguson (my Aunt), Peggy Ferguson (my mother) and my father, Flt/Sgt W S Ferguson.
My father was awarded the BEM while in Singapore but I think it related to his work elsewhere.
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A youth club night in Changi124 views
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1964, my 14th birthday, with Mirel?121 views
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Married quarters in Lloyd Leas – 24B Waddington Road121 views
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1963 involved in building a classroom120 viewsMy father, Flt/Sgt W S Ferguson (Billy) and others including from the Provost Branch – RAF Military Police – were involved sometime around 1963 in building a classroom. As far as I recall it was a school or home for children with disabilities and it wasn’t too far from the Changi base. Unfortunately I cannot remember the name of the place. I was a little involved as a 13 year old in volunteering to help with some of the children and I remember the matron in charge as being a lovely lady but that’s about it..... anyway here are a few of the photos I found related to there.....The matron is back row, 8th adult from the right. I’m Edward and I’m standing beside her to her left and to my left is my younger brother, Billy
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More of the team who built the classroom, pictured96 viewsAs far as I recall it was a school or home for children with disabilities and it wasn’t too far from the Changi base. Unfortunately I cannot remember the name of the place.
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