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Pattaya journalists help disabled
Pattaya-area journalists went from observers to participants for a day when they provided lunch to residents of Karunyawet Home for the Disabled on National Mass Media Day. The recently formed Pattaya Journalists Club marked the March 5 media day by collecting 30,000 baht to serve a hot lunch and ice cream and donate adult diapers, |
800 girls learn key values
About 800 female students from Chonburi’s Chonkalayanukul School learned about the value of nationalism, religion, the monarchy and self-confidence at a 3-day Girl Scouts and Youth Red Cross camp from March 4-6 at the temporary Scout grounds at Nong Nooch Tropical Garden in Pattaya. |
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United Group donates 250,000 baht to Pattaya Orphanage
Once again, at the annual staff party of the United Group in Hong Kong, sponsor Neville Krogh led to the collection of 250,000 baht for the Pattaya Orphanage. Neville and his lovely wife Mayuree handed over the funds on March 6. |
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PSC Charity Classic raises over 400,000 baht for local charities
This is a competition that is different from all others in the PSC calendar and as such I will treat the report in that manner. |
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Dusit Thani Pattaya General Manager Chatchawal Supachayanont (left) is seen with American female golfer and one of Thailand’s favorites, Paula Creamer during the cocktail reception held at the resort’s extended terrace, The Point to welcome all the participants in the recently-concluded Honda-PTT LPGA Thailand 2010. |
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China leads the way |
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