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 Mr Tengah 1972755 views
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 Janet Cole, Ian Vale and Shayne Terry.732 viewsJanet Cole, Ian Vale and Shayne Terry.

Photo taken under the flats on the Chip Bee Estate, Holland Village. I used to go there often to meet up with friends.
Any news on Janet Cole?
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 70 Hua Guan Avenue706 viewsThis is the bungalow in September 2003.
A new house now stands on this site.
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 Wessex Youth Club705 viewsMy thanks to Linda Langridge for this copy of her membership card for the Wessex Youth Club, Singapore.
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 Singapore Harbour 1968698 views
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 Alexandra Infant School, Catherine O'Briens class693 viewsAlexandra Infant School, Catherine O'Briens class. Catherine is seated 1st left, front row.
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 sitting on the dock of the bay689 viewsMe at Singapore Harbour in 1968, must have been seeing someone off.
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 Kevin McCarthy, Steve Atkins and myself in 1967683 viewsKevin McCarthy resurfaced, and I met him at the Chandos Pub, London in 2013.
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 Ian Vale and Tom O'Brien 2005678 viewsIan Vale and Tom O'Brien. Photo taken in 2005 when Ian was in Newcastle. First time we had met up in about 20 years.
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 Lucy, our Amah with Catherine my sister in 1967673 viewsLucy, our Amah with Catherine my sister in 1967
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 Sandra (Sandy)669 viewsSandra (Sandy)
I can't remember her surname (could be Harrison), but she was the love of my life for at least a week. Sandy came from New Zealand and attended Bourne School, she also played Hockey for Bourne. This photo was taken at Dover Road Swimming Pool in 1968.
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 No 2 Civilian Mess - Mata Road. HMNB.668 viewsMy thanks to Bernard Mennell for this photo. Bernard said in his email "I notice that your fascinating site has no reference to the Civilian Messes in the Naval Base where single/unaccompanied staff lived. I had a wonderful time living briefly in No 2 Mess in Mata Road from Dec 1970 to March 1971 - the photograph shows the main living quarters with part of one of the Accommodation Blocks. Half a mile away next to Beaulieu House was No 1 Mess, that accommodated more senior staff and was reputedly less fun! Both closed in October 1971. The area is now Sembawang Park but there is no trace of either Mess. I don't know how many such civilian Messes there once were, but the official 1968 plan of HM Naval Base identifies a No 6 Mess in Jamaica Road."
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