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Let's reminisce the old Redhill and Queenstown.
- Thread starter blackmondy
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This video was taken when Liang Wen Fu sold many classic Singapore songs
Can u recall if Singapore already had so many CECA during those days
Many of the roadside flats have been demolished.
From 1:40 onwards until 2:20 it's the Leng Kee car showroom area, even that has changed quite a bit.
2:27 Queensway junction, low buildings no longer exist. Too bad he was pointing his camera at an angle, would have loved to see the pre-Ikea Queensway further south.
From 1:40 onwards until 2:20 it's the Leng Kee car showroom area, even that has changed quite a bit.
2:27 Queensway junction, low buildings no longer exist. Too bad he was pointing his camera at an angle, would have loved to see the pre-Ikea Queensway further south.
Uncle grown up in Queens Town magaret drive mei ling Streets area.
Used to have a big ntuc next to bowling centre . Level 2 was arcade games.
A few of the mei ling streets blocks is still existing including the 1 uncle stayed
Uncle was from mei chin pri sch mcps
The school songs started with
"Mei chin primary pupils we"
"Learn and play with ...
During schooling hours opposite was a spf training centre block so always could hear gunshot firing practice.
Used to have a big ntuc next to bowling centre . Level 2 was arcade games.
A few of the mei ling streets blocks is still existing including the 1 uncle stayed
Uncle was from mei chin pri sch mcps
The school songs started with
"Mei chin primary pupils we"
"Learn and play with ...
During schooling hours opposite was a spf training centre block so always could hear gunshot firing practice.
Uncle grown up in Queens Town magaret drive mei ling Streets area.
Used to have a big ntuc next to bowling centre . Level 2 was arcade games.
A few of the mei ling streets blocks is still existing including the 1 uncle stayed
Uncle was from mei chin pri sch mcps
The school songs started with
"Mei chin primary pupils we"
"Learn and play with ...
During schooling hours opposite was a spf training centre block so always could hear gunshot firing practice.
I went to the Queentown bowl to attending a wedding dinner back in the day, when I was a kid. The Chinese restaurant there had a big stage and everyone was going to the front to sing karaoke, especially this song:
This song was sang at least ten times throughout the evening.
Chinese restaurant? It was on level 2 tai cheong building.
Bowling centre was a cinema.
Uncle wasn't aware got Chinese restaurant inside .
Mei-mei how old were you at the time? A secondary school gal?
Wow nice....still remember the "mee pok store" at the corner and the you char kuay facing the theatre.....time fly
Only poor Sinkies would look back on thr good old days. To Ramesh the best days are now and tomorrow.
Mei Chin now become Indian International SchoolUncle grown up in Queens Town magaret drive mei ling Streets area.
Used to have a big ntuc next to bowling centre . Level 2 was arcade games.
A few of the mei ling streets blocks is still existing including the 1 uncle stayed
Uncle was from mei chin pri sch mcps
The school songs started with
"Mei chin primary pupils we"
"Learn and play with ...
During schooling hours opposite was a spf training centre block so always could hear gunshot firing practice.
Stirling road flats got enbloc
only Stirling temple and Mei Ling market still remains.
The swimming pool complex and the opposite flats and Hdb landed surprisingly still around.
The telecoms and the private landed estate too.
If you're a kiddo when this song was a hit, then you're still a young chap.
Tai Chong level 3 was the restaurant.
Dun recall Queenstown cinema had restaurant too
There was bowling alley, small arcade, kfc came later also had ktv lounge
The ntuc opposite came later and yes they had an arcade upstairs that was the clean up version already. The old arcades in Queensway SC can smoke and wear uniform
MINDs was there too and QRP which later become a golf driving range.
My fav 西湖 restaurant still at the same place and never move
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