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Friday 14 February - 20 February 2003
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by Parisa Santithi
Down she goes into the briny depths
A World War II medium size landing ship, the HMS Krarm was sunk just 300 meters off the coast of Bamboo Island (Koh Pai) last week forming Thailand’s first underwater conservation park. The aging vessel, acquired by the Thai Navy in 1962, saw the last light of day amidst naval ceremonies as it slowly sank beneath the water. It will now begin its new life an artificial reef, where marine life will blossom and attract avid divers from around the world.
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Tourist police need urgent English language training to effectively communicate with foreigners | |
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OUR COMMUNITY |
PILC elects new president for the year 2003
Every year the Pattaya International Lady’s Club (PILC) elects a new president and a new board of directors. Traditionally the elections are held at the Amari Orchid Resort.
FEATURES |
Living in a
Tropical Paradise 
There was a time when housing developments meant living in cloned houses, where your neighbour’s business became yours as you struggled to find your own identity in the impersonal rows of adjacent houses.
SOCIAL SCENE |
A high powered delegation from Iran, including HE Es-Haq
Jahanjiri (2nd right), Iranian Minister of Industries and
Mines, recently gathered at the Royal Cliff Beach Resort. The group was
accompanied by HE Mr. Rasoul Eslami (2nd left), Iranian
Ambassador to Thailand. The delegation received a warm welcome from Ranjith
Chandrasiri (left), resident manager of Royal Cliff Grand and Andrew J. Wood
(right), general manager of Royal Cliff Beach Resort.
SPORTS |
Trayling partnership on form at Century
A last minute cancellation of a trip to Lampang enabled the ever-present partnership of Ed and Mam Trayling to compete in Shenanigans Combined Stableford outing to Century Ban Chang on Tuesday February 4. A combined score of 75 Stableford points resulting from Mam’s 39 points and Ed’s 36 on this testing links course was enough to take the winner’s spot.
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