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Sophon Cable TV gives away
prizes to its loyal members
Damri Muangkaew
Chanyuth Hengtrakul, managing director of Sophon Cable TV
Pattaya, chaired the annual prize drawing benefiting his long-time customers
in Pattaya and nearby areas. Guests of honor on the day included Mai
Chaiyanit, chairman of Nongprue administration organization, Sataporn
Chua-arn, president of Pattaya Video and Cable TV club, and more than 50
Sophon Cable TV members. Chanyuth said Sophon Cable TV holds the annual
prize drawing to show appreciation by giving away valued goods to its
members.
 Lucky
winners of the motorcycle prizes receive their winnings from Chanyuth
Hengtrakul, managing director of Sophon Cable TV Pattaya (center).
This year the prize total value amounted to more than
400,000 baht. Chanyuth said this year’s event was the biggest one ever.
Grand prizes included 2 motorcycles, sound system sets, refrigerator,
washing machine, microwave, and Pattaya Park entrance tickets.
Lucky winners can check their names right after the evening news on
Sophon Cable TV or visit the Sophon Cable TV building on Pattaya Central
Road. If the prizes are not claimed within 30 days they will be added to
next year’s drawing. The Honda Wave motorcycle went to Boonua Chareonsuk,
and the Suzuki Smash motorcycle went to Edward Robson.
Happy Birthday Jimbo!
Jimmy Howard, the affable chairman of the Pattaya Panther Rugby Club
celebrated his 60th birthday in a true sportsman like style last Saturday.
Not only did Jimmy gather enough strength to play a rugby match, Pattaya
Panthers versus Jimmy’s 60s team at Horseshoe Point, but proved his
staying power through the evening with a huge party at the Panther’s home
venue Shenanigans Pattaya.
 Jimmy
Howard, the affable chairman of the Pattaya Panther Rugby Club celebrated
his 60th birthday in a true sportsman like style last Saturday.
Many of the players reported the next day feeling sore in
places they didn’t know existed or had forgotten they had. A heavy head
from the previous night’s celebrations only added to their pain.
Shenanigans turned on the hospitality for local rugby
buffs with Shenanigans landlord Kim Fletcher providing a huge cake in honor
of Jimbo’s birthday. Jimmy could be seen enjoying the afterglow from the
afternoon’s match, complete with signature pink panther outfit.
Happy Birthday Jimbo!
Jimmy’s
60s team
Arusaya Manothavorn weds
Dr. Ruangwit Thama-aree
in grand style
Arusaya, daughter of Somchai Manothavorn, president of
the Gold Shops Association of Pattaya and Nittaya Patimasongkroh, president
of the YWCA Bangkok-Pattaya Center, wed her sweetheart Dr. Ruangwit Thamaree
last week and celebrated the happy occasion at an elaborate party amongst
family and hundreds of friends and guests at the Long Beach Hotel.
 The
bride and groom (center) celebrate this magic moment flanked by their
parents.
Somchai Khunpluem, mayor of Saensuk Municipality,
presided over the celebrations and wished the young couple many years of
marital bliss. Amongst the honored guests were Yuwarat Kamolvej, former
chairman of the election commission, Mayor Pairat Sutithamrongsawat, Santsak
Ngampiches Advisor to the Minister of Tourism and Sports, Anant Angkanisan
former director general of the Attorney General Office, Region 2, Surapol
Thainsuwan, Banglamung district chief and many others including members of
the various clubs and organizations in Pattaya.
The happy couple spoke about their courtship saying that
they had met 3 years ago at a fitness center, got to know each other and
fell in love. They now decided to tie the knot.
The bride Arusaya is a graduate in Business Administration from the ABAC
University and did her Masters Degree in St. Louis in the United States. She
worked at the Foreign Ministry for a while before deciding to open a
business of her own called the World of Languages and Computers in Pattaya.
The groom Ruangwit is a medical practitioner at Bangkok Hospital.
Steak Bao celebrates 4 years
Suchada Tupchai
One of Pattaya’s most unique Thai restaurants, Steak
Bao celebrated its 4th anniversary at their Beach Road premises recently.
 Pattaya
Mail was there to wish the co-owner Woraporn all the best for the
restaurant’s fifth year ahead.
As part of the celebrations, a special appearance by
Carabao headlined the evening’s entertainment. The party also featured the
restaurant’s leading menu items while friends, family and restaurant
associates enjoyed the cool sea breeze in the warm and friendly atmosphere
for which the restaurant has become known.
Apart from the entertainment, guests were treated to plenty of fun and
games throughout the night with numerous prizes being given away.
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