On the 6th day of Christmas.
On the 6th day of Christmas, my true love gave to me sweet Christmas treats! Hope you all had an enjoyable Christmas like we did.
December 2015
The Perak Cheng Clan Association
Picture courtesy of Ganesh C.
A photo of the second batch of committee members of The Perak Cheng Clan Association (Persatuan Puak Cheng Perak) to be voted into office in 1st January 1962.
Waist-Deep Waters
Picture courtesy of Mr. Au
On a hot and scorching day, who wouldn’t love a dip in the pool. As pictured above with waist-deep waters was one of the floods that hit Ipoh in 1930.
Season’s Greetings!
Season’s greetings from all of us at Ipohworld! Wishing all our followers and readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Christmas Party at Tronoh
Two days away from Christmas, anyone up for a Pre-Christmas party? We believe that this photo was taken during a sketch that took place at a Christmas party that was held in Tronoh.
Monster Of The Mines
Picture courtesy of Marea Smith
A picture of the dredge in Tanjung Tualang taken in the 70s. You can still see this ‘Monster of the Mines’, Tanjung Tualang Tin Dredge No. 5 (TT5) along Jalan Tanjung Tualang when you travel from Batu Gajah to Tanjung Tualang.
1960, Ipoh Town
source = Charlie Choong
Do the shops look familiar to you? Yes, this is none other than Brewster Road. Note that traffic was not as heavy as it is now….back then you could still have parades and processions on the streets!
Memories of Spring Cleaning?
How many of you ‘swear’ by this brand of polish? Is Brasso still in production?
Are You Hungry?
Kung Fu Hor – that’s what this dish is called. Have you eaten this at your local eatery? Do tell us if you liked it….
New Visitor Photos at Han Chin Pet Soo
Just thought some of you would like to click Han Chin Pet Soo on Facebook and see what our visitors have been up to lately.
Here’s the link: https://www.facebook.com/Han-Chin-Pet-Soo-389066454583533/
Can you hear the ‘Ting-ting man’…
Curious onlookers surrounding the “Ting-ting Man’s” bicycle
The man and his “Ting-Ting”
As I was on my way for an appointment, a sound that would have been very familiar to the older generation could be heard along Jalan Panglima (Panglima Street). Out of curiosity, I looked around and I saw this man on his bicycle.
According to patrons nearby, he’s does his “Ting-Ting” at the end of Concubine Lane where Thean Chun and Kong Heng are at.
What’s your memory of this sweet delicacy? Do share with us.