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The Batu Gajah hospital is where my grandfather, John Arthur blisters in mouth Stuart Jennings, died on December 4, 1936. He had been the editor, publisher blisters in mouth and owner of The Times of Malaya newspaper for 30 years. He is buried at the Connolly Road Christian Cemetery in Ipoh. Is the hospital building in Batu Gajah still standing? blisters in mouth
Yes it is still there currently used as children was,the maternity wad is in front of this building blisters in mouth on lower ground,my son were born here 1991.We still to this day pass by the hospital to attend blisters in mouth Sunday mass at St Joseph Church behind the hospital
Thank you Felicia. It is wonderful to discover Ipohworld. I have photos of our time there – when I was 3 to 9 years old – including the swimming pool. I have just been looking at a school photo where I am sitting in-between the twins Jacque and Jill Foo. We were at the Brirish Army Chldren’s School, though my Dad was not in the army. He was in the public service. A very good friend blisters in mouth of his was Bok who was at Mercedes in Ipoh.
Oh I had a pet monkey while there. And when we left in 1960 she went to a priest running an old people’s home. He had a small zoo for the residents I think. Would anyone of such a place back then? I have a proposal from a dear friend who wants to illustrate a picture book which I will write with the monkey as the main character. We are trying to decide whether to make her realistic or stylized. blisters in mouth The photos I have of Matty are not very clear, but she was only tiny and not quite like any other monkey pictures I can find. Her head was very small and she would sometimes store her food in her cheeks, which looked very comical.
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We are looking for a limited number of authors who would like to contribute articles on this site, about heritage topics in Perak. If you would like to be one of our authors, please email us at info@ipohworld.org and we can register you as an author. However, should we find unsuitable content blisters in mouth being proposed, the author and content will be deleted without notice. We look forward to hearing from you.
The Batu Gajah hospital is where my grandfather, John Arthur blisters in mouth Stuart Jennings, died on December 4, 1936. He had been the editor, publisher blisters in mouth and owner of The Times of Malaya newspaper for 30 years. He is buried at the Connolly Road Christian Cemetery in Ipoh. Is the hospital building in Batu Gajah still standing? blisters in mouth
Yes it is still there currently used as children was,the maternity wad is in front of this building blisters in mouth on lower ground,my son were born here 1991.We still to this day pass by the hospital to attend blisters in mouth Sunday mass at St Joseph Church behind the hospital
Thank you Felicia. It is wonderful to discover Ipohworld. I have photos of our time there – when I was 3 to 9 years old – including the swimming pool. I have just been looking at a school photo where I am sitting in-between the twins Jacque and Jill Foo. We were at the Brirish Army Chldren’s School, though my Dad was not in the army. He was in the public service. A very good friend blisters in mouth of his was Bok who was at Mercedes in Ipoh.
Oh I had a pet monkey while there. And when we left in 1960 she went to a priest running an old people’s home. He had a small zoo for the residents I think. Would anyone of such a place back then? I have a proposal from a dear friend who wants to illustrate a picture book which I will write with the monkey as the main character. We are trying to decide whether to make her realistic or stylized. blisters in mouth The photos I have of Matty are not very clear, but she was only tiny and not quite like any other monkey pictures I can find. Her head was very small and she would sometimes store her food in her cheeks, which looked very comical.
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Select Category About Us Books celebrities childhood concerts elections Events Exhibitions festivals/celebrations games greetings Heritage Books history Identify Photographs ipoh Ipoh Town maps Memories movies Museums Natural Heritage nature People Perak heritage Society Perak Society of Performing Arts Restoration Tenby Schools tourism Uncategorized What is it?
A Different View of a Dulang Washer Children & Costumes Inside blisters in mouth A Bungalow in Batu Gajah Gong Xi Fa Cai A Unique Dining Table More Tales from the Local Barber… Seen This Before? The Tarcisian Convent Library, 1967 Thaipusam Greetings Have You Heard…of Wilkinson Road?
sk blisters in mouth on Something for the Andersonians! Leong Khuan Mun on Ipoh Swimming Club – from the 1960s Anonymous on A Different View of a Dulang Washer YK Choong on Something for the Andersonians! sk on Something blisters in mouth for the Andersonians! sk on Something for the Andersonians! Bharat Kumar on Where Are They Now? Bharat Kumar on Something for the Andersonians! Bharat Kumar on Something for the Ander
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