|

CURRENT ISSUE Vol. XII No. 35
Friday August 27 - September 2, 2004
Home
AutoMania
Books-Movies-Music
Business News
Columns
Community Happenings
Dining Out & Entertainment
Features
Kids Corner
Letters
Life in Fun City
News
Our Community
Shopping
Social Scene
Sports
Travel
Who's who
Sophon TV-Guide
Clubs in Pattaya
Search
Back Issues
Pattaya Mail
Advertising Rates
About Us
Subscribe
Updated every Friday by Saichon Paewsoongnern
|
 |
| SERVING THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF THAILAND |
Beach Road utilities go underground
‘Spaghetti’ cables and wires will disappear

Construction workers have
begun digging up the sidewalk so that they can bury all cables and wires along
Beach Road.
continued | More News
City traffic woes to continue
Public opinion mixed on transport system measures
Solving the city’s traffic problems will take time, it was
revealed at a meeting in city hall last week. The city’s latest program to
deal with traffic woes, the designated bus routes trial, has received favorable
opinions from the public, but continues to receive resistance from the Songtaew
Co-operative.
Mayor Niran Wattanasartsathorn, who met with traffic
researchers and the Songtaew Co-operative to discuss the results of the city’s
6-month designated bus routes trial, announced that despite opposition to the
program, the baht bus co-operative must implement a strict code of conduct and
that the city would enforce new routes.
continued | More
News
|
|
New Ministry of Commerce SME consulting center opened in North Pattaya

|
|
Central Wongamat Beach Resort holds sunset cocktail party
Management and guests interact during monthly sundowners

Sipping cocktails at sunset on the North Pattaya Beach is
a sight to behold and that’s exactly what the management of the Central
Wongamat Beach Resort had in mind when they recently held a party for many
of their guests and regular customers.
continued | More Community
|
 |
Pattaya’s Sikh community supports Camillian Center
Generous donations make life easier for residents

Father Giovanni Contarin, Camillian Center director,
joined Pattaya’s Sikh community at the Sikh temple for religious
services in which he accepted a donation of food and goods on behalf of
the center.
Amrik Singh, Sikh community chairman, and members from
the government and private sector donated rice, noodles, clothes and white
goods to the center after learning that it was in need. It was also part
of their tribute to HM Queen during her 6th cycle birthday celebrations.
continued | More Features
|
|
 At
a seminar organized by the HRH Princess Sirindhorn 36th
Anniversary Vocational School and the Photisampan Phitayakarn School,
Mrs. Sophin Tappajug, Associate Judge of the Chonburi Family and Juvenile court
warned the youth about the dangers of unscrupulous people who fooled young
people into the wrong path of vices and delinquency.
More Social Events
|
 |
Old friends remembered at the inaugural Tri-Nations PSC tournament
There but for The Grace Of God go I. It is the one
certainty of life that we all entered this world; in the same way we were
born. Along the path to the other certainty, death, much depends on how you
are remembered, in how you played the game in your passing, and that is the
‘game of life’. There are those who disagree with the third certainty
‘Taxes’ so who am I to argue. Play it, life, well, and you will be
remembered fondly, play it badly and all will want to forget you as soon as
they can.
continued | More Sports
|
E-mail: [email protected]
Pattaya Mail Publishing Co.Ltd.
370/7-8 Pattaya Second Road, Pattaya City, Chonburi 20260, Thailand
Tel.66-38 411 240-1, 413 240-1, Fax:66-38 427 596
Copyright © 2002 Pattaya Mail. All rights reserved. This material may not be
published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
|
|