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SERVING THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF THAILAND |
The sound of thundering
hooves fills the air
And the winner is…
Chonburi’s annual water buffalo races were contested last weekend, drawing
thousands of spectators to this unique spectacle.
Continued | More features
City wins bronze for
being disabled friendly
After Pattaya City won a bronze prize for providing good access at its
offices for disabled users in a nation-wide competition, the city mayor vows to
do better and aims to win first prize in the award next year.
A bronze honorary plate and 10,000 baht in cash were awarded by the 2008
Friendly Official Location for Disabled People competition run by the Ministry
of Social Development and Human Security.
Other organizations and businesses in Pattaya also won prizes for providing good
access for disabled people: the Alangkarn Theater won 3rd prize in the tourist
destination category, the Hard Rock Hotel won 2nd prize in the accommodation
category and the Pattaya Redemptorists won 2nd prize as a foundation for
disabled people.
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More News
Community concerns over new pier
Mail Bag
CNN International is a most welcome addition
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Electric atmosphere at PCEC meeting
After the usual announcements at the regular Sunday meeting
of the Pattaya City Expats Club at the Amari’s Henry J. Beans on Sunday, October
12, MC Richard Silverberg introduced Barry Kenyon, Honorary British Counsel, to
provide the latest information from Thai Immigration.
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Cross bay swim raises over B400k for charity
It was a blazing hot day for the Rotary Club of
Jomtien Pattaya’s annual cross bay swim on Sunday, October 12.
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PILC organized food drop on October 3
This month the Pattaya International Ladies Club Welfare Team organized for
the Fountain of Life staff and children to receive the food that we would
normally donate to Kate’s Project.
The staff at the FOL help us every month to purchase the food from the
Sattahip Naval Base. The staff along with the older children from the FOL
then bag up the food for the monthly deliveries.
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Dabber nabs the Green Jacket
at TQ Masters
Everything cooperated in making the 15th running of the TQ
Masters, Pattaya’s oldest running golf tournament, a grand success. The
weather was pleasant, aided by a cloud-covered sky, and the rains, that
make October tournaments risky, stayed away.
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Sports
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Surapon Pongtatsirikul arrived on October 19 to take up
his post as a new Chonburi governor after transferring from Srakaew
Province. Surapon and his wife Prisana Pongtatsirikul, who is now president
of the Chonburi Red Cross Society, were welcomed by deputy governors Montien
Thongnid and Chatpong Chatphooti, Chonburi permanent secretary Pornchai
Kwansakul, and his constituents.
More Social Events
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Spices
If you judge an ethnic restaurant by the number of nationals
eating there, then Spices was looking good before we even sat down. It was
obviously a very popular venue with Indian visitors. In fact, restaurant manager
‘Tony’ told us that his restaurant had been selected by the Bollywood film
producers to feed cast and crew when in Pattaya.
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