Sandra (Sandy)668 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.
My mother667 viewsMy mother with ‘the cat’ at Prince George’s Park
George Camera after the fire667 views
Birthday Party667 views
19th Nov 1969- Royal Naval School- 2nd Year667 viewsMy thanks to Alastair Young for this photo.
19th Nov 1969- Royal Naval School- 2nd Year- Alastair Young sixth in from left back row.1 comments
Traditional Malay dancing666 views
Alexandra Junior School, David O'Briens class666 viewsAlexandra Junior School, David O'Briens class. David 4th from left on front row
Jalan Chempaka Kuning665 views
Sheila, Woodlands KD Malaya665 views
Linda James665 viewsLinda James
Attended both Bourne and St. John's
Went to Detmold and attended Kings School in Germany, after Singapore. Contacted her a few years ago, then lost contact again.
No 2 Civilian Mess - Mata Road. HMNB.665 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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