Mike Larsen wins Shenanigans Inaugural Irish Open

Mike Larsen became the first Shenanigans Irish Open Champion on Friday, October 6 at Eastern Star after carding 42 points off his 16 handicap. Mike’s name goes on the perpetual Championship Trophy with an engraved Champion’s Mug close by in Shenanigans for him to use, no doubt, on frequent visits to the pub.

First ever Shenanigans Irish Open Champion Mike Larsen.

130 golfers teed off in the newly opened Shenanigans Irish Pub’s inaugural Irish Open tournament. And what a day that was for this first Shenanigans ‘major’ tournament at ‘Home Course’, Eastern Star, with golfers being warmly greeted on arrival by Kim Fletcher, Tom Cole and the ever-smiling ladies staffing the pro-shop.

Taking the more official line at registration was Dennis Willett verifying handicaps and sorting out a few ‘no-shows’, clearly deterred by the overnight weather. Shenanigans staff were on hand too, giving out the Shenanigans tournament shirt, rated by ebullient Shenanigans landlord, Kim Fletcher, as ‘the best yet’!

The day began with fine weather on this challenging Robert Trent Jones Jr. course, presented to its usual high standard. The weather was not to last, however, as, with very little warning, the black clouds arrived early afternoon with torrential rain, thunder and fortunately just a little lightening which, after the overnight rain, made the course unplayable for a while. Understandable though, and quite normal for an Irish tournament, especially one with a Shenanigans title!

The inconvenience was eased somewhat by the free water, beer and pasties handed out on the course by Shenanigans staff, seemingly always to hand when needed.

There were lots of technical prizes and many trophies and prizes for performance in this Singles Stableford competition. Scores were not as high as one would expect due to the playing conditions, but nevertheless respectable with all the Division winners returning scores better than net par and between 37 and 39 Stableford points.

Mam Trayling won the Ladies Division with 39 points, apparently due to not having been coached by husband Ed for almost a week.

Neville Steward won Division II with 38 points on a four-way count-back, with Harry Riley returning the Low Gross for Division II of 90.

Clive Bruce won Division I with 39 points on a three-way count-back, and Steve Mascari took the Low Gross prize with a 76 off the stick. All closely fought, and with so many count-backs, some extra work for the regular scoring team of Stephen Beard and Harry Riley.

Special awards included a ‘Group Prize’, sponsored by the Classroom for the Best Three Aggregate Points group score, won by Clive Bruce’s group which included Dave Meadows, Ray Ryan and Kaew Somkid. They received a bottle of champagne, 20% annual Discount Vouchers for the Classroom and four mystery prizes!

The Best Dressed Golfer award amazingly went to Jack Levy; the Worst Dressed Golfer boringly went again to Mark Gorda. Chris John had the lowest points score of the day, but did manage double figures. Herbie Ishinaga was nearest the 45 pint Carlsberg keg and promised to drink it in one hit - no surprise there! Jeff Paladeau had the shortest drive on Hole 13, ‘under-driving’ Shenanigans’ managing director, Trevor Allen, with a consummate drive of just two inches and winning him a fine Cuban cigar for his effort.

Shenanigans Irish Open Champion 2000, Mike Larsen, when asked how he did it said, “I sat it out through the storm and then just kept going.” Clearly a ‘thinking man’ on a thinking mans’ course.

It was a Shenanigans friendly day out and a very friendly evening later back at Shenanigans. The free Carvery was well up to its usual standard and regarded as the top roast in town by the regulars.

The prize giving ceremony, emceed by Shenanigans Very Friendly Golf Society chairman and tournament director Mike Franklin, took place on schedule with Kim presenting the prizes, followed by a lucky draw which included Eastern Star green fees, dinner for two vouchers for the Green Bottle Pub from the Diana Group, and the main prize of an all-inclusive weekend at Eastern Star Resort won by John Ginnane.

All up, a good inaugural Irish Open and just what you would expect from a pub that calls itself Shenanigans!

Shenanigans Irish Open Champion 2000: 
Mike Larsen, 42 Stableford points

Division I (0-18)

Winner: Clive Bruce, 39 pts
Runner-up: Ebrahim, 39
3rd: Dave Meadows, 39
4th: Steve Mascari, 37
Low gross: Steve Mascari, 76 strokes

Division II (19<)

Winner: Neville Steward. 38 points
Runner-up: Len Jones, 38 points
3rd: Harry Riley, 38 points
4th: Larry Ball, 38 points
Low gross: Harry Riley, 90 strokes

Ladies best St. score (trophy+B.2000 voucher): 
Mam Trayling, 39 points

Near pins Division I: #4 Barry Scaife, #8 Dave Meadows, #12 Larry Willett, #15 Bruce Lawrence. Division II: #4 Len Jones, #8 Russell White, #12 Neville Steward, #15 Harry Riley

Long putts: #9 Mike Larsen, #18 Chris Jon
Long drives: #18 Clayton Hubbard #9 Jerome Kelly.
Ladies long drive: #3 B. Chumporn

Special group prize - ‘Best 3’ aggregate points score: Clive Bruce, Dave Meadows, Ray Ryan and Kaew Somkid, 110 aggregate points.

Lowest score of the day: Chris Jon, 13 points
Closest to the keg: Herbie Ishinaga.
Shortest drive: Jeff Paladeau

ISR girls win at football

Inter-school football recommenced recently with a friendly ‘warm-up’ between the senior girls teams and under 13 boys teams from the International School of the Regents and Garden International School.

The ISR senior girls football team

ISR won both games, but more important was the good sportsmanship shown by all sides. The ISR girls in particular retained all the confidence and team work which led to their success in team sports at the FOBISSEA games in Phuket earlier this year.

Phuket King's Cup Regatta: Volvo backs a winner

by Peter Cummins

The recent announcement that the Phuket King’s Cup Regatta was to be granted the “Event of the Year” Award by the Thailand Incentive and Convention Association came as good news to the large number of people involved. It must have been particularly satisfying for Volvo which, only recently, agreed to become the Regatta’s principal sponsor, in line with the company’s policy of promoting many sports, especially yacht racing.

H.E. Adisai Potharamik, Minister Attached to the Prime Minister’s Office in charge of Tourism, presents the Award to William J. Gasson. Photo Peter Cummins

At a ceremony held at the opening of the “Convention Promotion Seminar and Convex” at the Royal Cliff Beach Resort, William J. Gasson accepted the award on behalf of the Phuket King’s Cup Regatta organizing committee. It represents the first time in the Association’s history that a regatta has been so honoured.

Bill Gasson was a most appropriate choice to represent the Regatta committee, for he has been a founding member and has played an active role in the highly complex Regatta management for its 13 editions. He was president of the organizing committee for two years in the early 1990s.

Furthermore, he has been the Regatta racing class champion on four occasions. Right now, he is preparing his Humphrey’s 51 sloop, “Big Buzzard” to sail to Malaysia to take part in the first of South East Asia’s three-regatta circuit, the Raja Muda, followed by the Singapore Straits Regatta and finally the Fourteenth Phuket King’s Cup Regatta. This last will be sailed from the third to the ninth of December during the week of H.M. the King’s seventy-third birthday on the fifth of December.

The best-placed yacht in the tri-partite series will carry off the Sir Thomas Lipton Cup and Bill has set his sights to do just that, having finished second in his last attempt.

Upon accepting the award, Bill pointed out that it was the accumulated effort of successive committees over the years which contributed to this new achievement.

And now the Regatta, already acknowledged as one of the world’s best blue-water classics, sets yet another benchmark, with the Award standing alongside the handsome permanent trophy which His Majesty the King graciously bestows each year.

Pattaya Bush Hash House Harriers Run No.1

Saturday 14th October 2000

House of the Golden Coin tied for first

Pattaya Sports Club Friday Bowling League

Captain Mio and her House of the Golden Coin team moved into a tie for first place with Lewiinski’s after winning four points for the second week in a row. Mio, with Udom and Suphan, shut out Caf้ Ole, even though they had to give Caf้ Ole 43 pins per game on handicap.

For the second week running Lewiinski’s managed two of four points and have now seen their big lead in the league fade away.

Three Sisters again won three points, with La the Bowling Chairperson starting to regain her form. La bowled a 254 (with handicap) and a 639 series (with handicap).

Only one bowler managed a 200 game, Captain Kran of the Caf้ Kronborg team whilst helping her team win 3 points.

Fritz (VFW Post 9876) bowled the best series of the day knocking down 526 pins.

Team Standings House Of The Golden Coin Lewiinski’s TQ 1 Bob VFW Post 9876 Cafe Ole Cafe Kronborg Snowman Three Sisters

Points 30 - 22 30 - 22 28 - 24 28 - 24 24 - 28 24 - 28 23 - 29 21 - 31

6 Oct Results 4 - 0 2 - 2 0 - 3 2 - 2 1 - 4 3 - 1 1 - 3 3 - 1

Schumi gives Ferrari the Crown

Pleasure Dome holds tenuous lead in Wednesday darts

After 140 games through 14 weeks of the Pattaya Sports Club sponsored Wednesday Premier Darts League, Pleasure Dome sits atop the table, but just 2 wins ahead of second place Jack’s Bar. Country House is a close third, just 6 games back.

In week 14, Pleasure Dome solidified their position with a 6-4 win over Country House. Jack’s Bar gained a little ground, however, with a 7-3 win over Mango.

In other week 14 action, Tippy’s ran off a 10-0 sweep of Lancaster Rose, Wandee Bar defeated Mick’s Place 7-3, and Thistle beat Lazi Pig in a 9-1 route. Ding Dong had a bye.

Chris from Mick’s Place holds the league’s highest out to date, 160. Alex from Pleasure Dome is leading the league in most outs with 64. Alex also holds the league lead in most individual tons with 122.

Week 14

	Won	Lost	Tons
Pleasure Dome Jack’s Bar Country House Tippy’s Wandee Ding Dong P. Nut’s Mango Thistle Lazi Pig Mick’s Place Lancaster Rose Night Owl	113 111 107 103 79 76 69 67 62 48 44 34 16	27 29 33 37 61 54 61 76 68 72 86 96 114	270 240 218 170 107 111 111 133 57 77 81 61 21

150-pound shark landed during the week

Andrea of the Wonderful Bar struggled relentlessly to land this 150 pound trophy last week. He was joined with Peter Muller of the Tavern Restaurant, Mark McGorrin and Frank Collins of the Local Fish & Trips Bar. Captain Ting skippered the boat (Chok Tiwa) for the day. For details on how to compete in this monthly tournament, please contact Carl Engel, the PSC Fishing Commissioner at 038-410-228 or contact the Local Fish & Trips Bar on Soi Yodsak.

Pattaya turns on “The Power”

Eight times world professional darts champion, world master’s darts champion and world match play darts champion, “The Power” Phil Taylor will be appearing at the Grand Sole Hotel, Pattaya 2nd Road, on Wednesday, October 18th beginning at 6:00 p.m.

“The Power” Phil Taylor will be playing local darts players on the Forum Floor of the Grand Sole Hotel. So, if you want to test your mettle against the best in the world, drop on by. The 300 baht entry fee includes buffet and soft drinks.

Lewiinski’s-Orchid wins inaugural Ryder Cup match against E.C.G.M.A.

The inaugural match between the E.C.G.M.A. (East Coast Golf Managers’ Association) and Lewiinski’s-Orchid Golf Club took place on Wednesday, October 4 at Laem Chabang Golf Club. The 27-hole competition consisted of nine holes of Greensomes on A, a second nine holes of four-balls on B and a final nine holes of singles on C.

Captain Steve Mascari proudly displays the trophy amongst the members of both teams.

With the golf managers’ handicaps ranging from 0-13, Lewiinski’s-Orchid knew they had a difficult task ahead.

Surprisingly, after the early morning Greensomes, the golf managers trailed by 1 1/2 to 4 1/2, the match being played under the Ryder Cup format. The proceedings were brilliantly supervised by Khun Marrisa, who is one of Thailand’s few lady professional golfers and the marketing manager of Laem Chabang. Marrisa announced each group in order of play on the tee and kept everybody on the course informed as to how the match was progressing.

The fourballs produced some great matches, and with the exception of the luckless Steve Beard and Clive Bruce match going to the wire, the outcome going into lunch was a healthy four point lead for Lewiinski’s-Orchid. However, the feeling was that the singles were going to be a different matter.

With three groups playing in two balls left on the course, the score stood at 11 1/2 to 9 1/2 in Lewiinski’s-Orchid’s favour. Jim Brackett’s match against Pui from Laem Chabang finished on the 6th with Jim going down 4 & 3. This left Stan Fry or Steve Mascari, playing in the final two singles, to win the one point required for victory.

Stan got his pants taken down on the par three eighth by Mike, the manager of NP Resort, after he sunk a magnificent 20 foot birdie putt. This left the two captains, Steve and Nirun (Green Valley) to fight out the match going up the ninth. Nirun’s second shot found the greenside bunker, which left Steve the task of two-putting for victory. Steve stroked his putt into the heart of the hole and the win was secured by one point.

A reception and presentation with a magnificent buffet was held at Lewiinski’s Hotel in the evening. Special thanks went to Marrisa, who was presented with a bottle of Moet Chandon, which she gracefully received.

Shot of the day went to Nirun, whose second shot to Laem Chabang’s most difficult hole, the 6th on B course, finished just four inches from the cup. Worst shot of the day went to Steve Beard, whose tee shot on the 1st on C barely made the ladies tee on the down slope. However, he recovered brilliantly to halve the hole and go on to secure his first point of the day with a magnificent victory.

Niran presented the trophy to Steve Mascari who graciously accepted on behalf of Lewiinski’s-Orchid Golf Club. Michael Mesommont, manager of Natural Park Golf Resort, in an after-dinner presentation speech, went on to thank Lewiinski’s-Orchid G.C. for the hospitality extended and expressed the E.C.G.M.A.’s appreciation for a wonderful day which, in his words, was long overdue, and made the point to each and every one present that it would be the first of many such events to follow in the future.

George Meigh and John Preddy win better ball

Pattaya Cafe Society from The Bunker

On Friday September 30th 16 golfers from The Bunker went to the lovely Natural Park Resort Golf Club to play a two man better ball competition. The draw paired two in-form golfers together, George Meigh who had just won the Bunker Bonus for September and John Preddy who was victorious last week. Between them they scored a better ball total of 60, easily winning the competition. Runners up were Peter Renggli and Gordon McKnight, 3 shots behind with 63.

George continues good form

On Tuesday October 3rd 15 golfers from The Bunker went to Green Valley Golf Course for a medal and Stableford competition. The low handicap players played medal and the high handicap players played Stableford.

In the medal competition, George Meigh continued his fine form with a par 72, eleven shots clear of runner up Johani Pyrakkanis who returned 83, one shot in front of Mike Barlow with 84.

In the Stableford competition, Len Jones, who has also shown fine form in September, won with a Stableford score of 34 points. Joint runners up were Rob Hynes and old Tom Waldron, both with a score of 33 points. Nearest the pins were George Meigh, Peter Renggli and old Tom Waldron.

The par three tournament at the Asia golf course was won by Bruce Lawrence this week.

A tired Brian O’Gorman wins at Siam

Golfers from the Three Sisters

Golfers from the Three Sisters met for fun golf at Siam on Monday, October 3. As there were no carts available for the day, all participants were forced to walk the course. Brian O’Gorman and Herb Ishinaga were dying by the time they made the turn at the ninth. Brian with part of his lungs missing and Herb with all the excess weight dripping begged for carts but it fell on deaf ears. The course became a grind.

Brian O’Gorman, tired as he was, managed to shoot a respectable 39 points. Although it looked like he was about to fall down on every swing, Brian was getting to the greens, then he putted like a demon to win the bragging rights for the day. Bob Davis won second on count back with 32 points.

By the end of the day, Siam took its toll on the golfers. It was noted that some of Jerry Lien’s divots were going further than his ball. Although Paul Kraft was chipping in from the fringe, once he was on the green it looked like he needed a new putter. By the 18th, Don Antonio, who is over eighty years old, was helping Brian O’Gorman getting up the hill. Kenny Mau was seen dripping sweat as all the beer he has been drinking tried to find a way out.

After the match Bob Davis and Doug Powell poured beers down replacing lost fluids and told tall stories about how well they played. (Only joking!) Anyway, fun was has by all as Monday golf from the Three Sisters continues.

On Thursday, September 28, the golfers from the Three Sisters met at Green Valley. Although he drove from Bangkok to join the group, George Davis won the bragging rights by shooting 34 Stableford points. The course was a little soggy making it difficult to score. Although George swings from the wrong side of the ball, like Phil Mickelson, he got the job done - congratulations.

Coming in second with 33 points was Gerry Carpenter. As usual, Gerry was down the straight and narrow without too many blunders. The same could not be said for Paul Kraft and Dene Mundy as both of them lost 6 balls each. Paul lost 3 balls on the first three holes, possibly setting a record of losing a new sleeve of balls. Although Dene also lost 6 balls, he distributed them more evenly over the course. I believe there was some muttering about being drunk the night before due to bowling and lack of a good night’s sleep. I could have been hearing wrong.

Doug Powell and Kenny Mau also did not fare well at Green Valley. Although both have won previously, it seems that it just wasn’t their day. As always, fun was had by all and after a few tips at the clubhouse the golfers dispersed to wait for their next opportunity to claim the bragging rights.

Swanson and Ebrahim win the week

Golf from Cafe Kronborg

Monday, October 2 - Green Valley (Stableford)

The Kronborg crew headed off to the lush Green Valley course on Monday, October 2 for a Stableford competition. John Swanson outplayed the field, taking 1st place with 39 points. Philipe Berra finished second with 36.

Thursday October 5 - Bangpra (Stableford)

On Thursday October 5, a “lucky” thirteen players took part in a Stableford match at the tough Bangpra course. Low Stableford scores were the order of the day, but Ebrahim managed a creditable 39 points to take the honors. Finland’s Tomi Tikkonen was second with 37, followed by Rick Evans (3rd) with 34.

Next week’s venues are: Monday October 16 at Phoenix Country Club and Thursday the 19th at Khao Kheow Country Club.

Shenanigans inaugural Better Ball tees-off at Eastern Star

In fine weather, and on a course lush from overnight rain, twenty-eight players enjoyed the luxury of a bonus five ‘Shenanigans’ (otherwise known as Mulligans) for the round.

The Traylings were definitely not trailing on this occasion, returning the winning score of forty-seven (Shenanigan aided) Stableford points. The net 63 recorded by Mam Trayling off her 29 handicap unfortunately does not count for handicap review due to the ‘Shenanigans’ allowed on the day, and the expert tuition, coaching and encouragement administered by jovial husband Ed, he claims! However, it was a fine performance whatever the circumstances.

Runners-up were newcomers to the very friendly Shenanigans Society, Andy Wellington and John (G’Day) Murdoch, returning an excellent 46 points off their respective 10 and 12 handicaps.

Disappointed were Eddie Blackwell and fast improving Urai Khongnok, also returning 46 points but losing on count-back.

Another newcomer, that very nice Ebrahim, claimed two near pins on holes #4 and #8, getting him off to a fine start. The others were Andy Wellington on #12 and the well coached Mam Trayling on #15. Dene Mundy amazingly sank the longest first putt on hole #9, and birthday boy Ellis Varnado out-putted Banjob on #18. ‘Shappy Birthday’ to him!

The Eastern Star clubhouse staff were in their usual very friendly and efficient mood. Tom Cole was never very far away, and it all added up to another very friendly day out and a warm up for the Shenanigans Irish Open on October 6th.

The next outing is on the 17th of October for a Two Man Scramble. Hope to see you then and, if you want to join Shenanigans Very Friendly Golf Society just call in to Shenanigans, be very friendly, and ask Kim for an application form.

7th TQ Masters tees-off next week

Lucky ‘Seven’ for someone, as the annual TQ Masters golf tournament, organized by the Tahitian Queen, returns to Eastern Star on Friday October 20. The coveted Green Jacket, currently held by Dale Drader, is up for grabs again in what promises to be a very full and competitive field.

Early sign-ups are recommended and completed entry forms with entry fee can be given to Woody, Joe Otter or Mick Angel at TQ Beach Road, or to Mike Franklin, or Kim Fletcher at Shenanigans. Don’t delay, sign-up straight away. Entry forms with full details are also available at all the golf venues and Shenanigans.

The format is Singles, Stableford, in four balls, starting on the first and 10th tees from 9:30 a.m. There will be 4 divisions: Div. I = H’cap 0-17; Div. II = 18-27; Div. III = 28-36; plus a Ladies Division. Maximum handicaps are 36 for men, 40 for women. Men will be playing off the white tees, women the red tees. Players should check-in at Eastern Star on Friday October 20th, from 08.15 -10.00 a.m.

R&A and USGA Rules will apply, as well as Eastern Star Local Rules. Handicaps will be accepted from PSC Golf, IPGC, Bangkok Golf Groups affiliated with the USGA or R&A, or any official USGA or R&A Handicap. All Non-PSC or IPGC golfers will be required to show proof of current handicap with entry, or at check-in.

The 1250 baht entry fee per player includes: green fee, caddy fee, FREE beer and Caesars on the course, TQ Masters golf shirt & cap, roast leg of ox barbeque at TQ from 5.00 p.m., with extended Happy Hour 5 - 9.30 pm., and great music.

The TQ Masters Champion Green Jacket & Prize will be awarded for Best Overall Score. Trophies and prizes will be awarded to winner, 2nd & 3rd places of Divisions I, II & III, Best Overall Low Gross, Ladies Best Score and Runner-up, near pins and long drives in all Divisions and Ladies.

PGA Professional Richard Livingston will be available at the Eastern Star Driving Range from 08.30 to 10.30 a.m. on October 20th to give advice, where required, free of charge.

Notes: 1. Book Golf Carts direct with Eastern Star at (38) 630410-6 (Price B.500 - two players per cart please). 2. Payment must be made with entry. Entries close 5.00 p.m., Tuesday 17th October. 3. Field limited to 128 players. 4. Starting times will be posted in TQ, Shenanigans and golf venues on Thurs. 19th October.

Entry form on page 35

Adventurous trip from Oz

TAGGS... golf from The Haven

Monday, October 2 - Khao Kheow Country Club (Stableford)

1st: Neville Steward, 40 points
2nd: Magnus Johansson, 39 points
3rd: Klaus Schackt, 33 points

Neville Steward will shortly be headed home to Oz and he will be taking back at least two TAGGS Knotted Putter trophies. The second trophy was won on Monday, October 2, at Khao Kheow, when Neville scored 40 Stableford points. He will also be taking back the knowledge that he squeezed every bit of fun out of his stay, whether it was wine, women, song, the hash, or golf. For this Aussie, “give it a rest” means going back to work.

Magnus Johansson is back from Sweden and wasted no time climbing on the leader board. His 39 points was good for second place, with Klaus Schackt coming in third with 33 points.

Wednesday, October 3 - Eastern Star (Stroke)

1st: Harry Riley, 69 net
2nd: Jeff McLaury, 73 net
3rd: John Taylor, 74 net

Harry Riley had six pars and a birdie en route to a net 69 and first place in the TAGGS Stroke Play competition on Wednesday at Eastern Star. Harry is hot, this being his second singles win in two weeks. But before that, he hadn’t won since April 2, which proves that golf handicapping is a good example of The Peter Principle. We play golf well enough to reach our level of incompetence and there we sit until such time our handicaps rise to the point we can start playing to it again. Good luck Harry.

A couple of twelve handicappers just missed playing to their “level of incompetence”. Jeff McLaury shot a net 73 that was good for second place, and John Taylor shot a net 74 for the third spot on the podium.

Golf News

from PSC golf chairman Dennis Willett

DID YOU KNOW

...That Aree Wongluekiet, the 14 year old Thai golfer, was tied for the lead after two rounds at the recent LPGA Tour event in Portland, Oregon. She finished tied for 20th place. Congratulations Aree, well done.

...That the Pattaya Sports Club is hosting a Monthly Tournament beginning October 11; this one is at Laem Chabang. No entry free is required, you pay only for the green fee and caddy. Trophies and prizes for four flights. Sign up at the PSC office on Soi Diana.

...The PSC is publishing a Golf Calendar for the year 2001. Only 250 baht; look for it by the end of October. Sure to be a collectors item.

...That the PSC will keep your handicap on either the USGA or CONGU system; free of charge for PSC members.

...That Par is the score that an expert golfer would be expected to make for a given hole.

...That the Pattaya Sports Club Card is good for golfing discounts and discounts at over 115 business establishments.

PSC Announcement

The Pattaya Sports Club is pleased to announce that the PSC Building Appeal officially commenced on 1st October and will run to 31st March, 2000. This Appeal is to raise funds towards the cost of construction of the new Administration building on the land we recently purchased on 3rd Road adjacent to the Pattaya Golf Driving Range.

Our first pledge received came from our President, Pratheep Malhotra. Thank you Mr. President.

Any member wishing to support this worthy cause can do so by calling into our office on Soi Diana and completing the pledge form where Khun Or will explain the details. We look forward to receiving your generous support.

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