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Stan the man doubles up

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PSC Golf from Siam Country Resort Pattaya Tuesday, Jan. 16, King’s Naga - Stableford On Tuesday we went to King’s Naga on a nice sunny day...
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Life in Fun City – Friday January 26, 2018 – February...

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Ban Bung karaoke boss faces human trafficking charges

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The owner of a Ban Bung District karaoke club faces human trafficking charges after 11 illegal Laotian women were arrested there on prostitution charges. Chonburi...
Monday, Jan. 15, Bangpra – Stableford 1st Gerry Cooney (19) 38pts 2nd Peter Kelly (13) 37pts 3rd Colin Greig (11) 37pts 4th Phil Mashiter (6) 36pts 5th Greg Berry (18) 35pts 6th Geoff Cox (18) 35pts Near Pins: Ken Ellmore, Geoff Cox, Trevor Priestly, Geoff Bracegirdle. The ever-popular Bangpra course and a beautiful sunny Pattaya day were sufficient to lure the biggest field of the year so far (30) to play the monkey course. As expected in high season the course was very busy but to our surprise, our start time was delayed by forty-five minutes. Worse was to come as some of the groups ahead of us were five balls so play was unacceptably slow. We played with only one flight paying more places and first spot went to the Gerry Cooney of the sore shoulder fame with a score of thirty-eight points. Peter Kelly took second one stroke back, beating Colin Greig on count-back. The big hitting Phil Mashiter was fourth with thirty-six, while Greg Berry and Geoff Cox were fifth and sixth respectively with thirty-five points. Wednesday, Jan. 17, Eastern Star - Stableford Team 1st Peter Kelly & Peter Allen 45pts 2nd Geoff Parker & Gerry Cooney 44pts Individual 1st Neil Carter 38pts 2nd Peter Allen 34pts 3rd Phil Mashiter 34pts 4th Richard Baldotto 34pts Near Pins: Keith Norman, Neil Carter, Les Cobban (2). Eastern Star was the venue for the first two-ball better-ball competition with Jimmy Carr, who suggested the idea at the recent AGM, charged with picking teams. Also, individual scores were kept and counted towards the golfer of the month competition. There was a time during the round when it appeared that we would be struck with the scourge of high season slow play, however, it never eventuated and we completed the round in less than four hours. The course was in fine condition but the weather was hot and steamy. In the team competition the two Peters, Allen and Kelly took out the top place with a score of 45 points followed in second place by Geoff Parker and Gerry Cooney. In the individual comp, Neil Carter took first place with an excellent score of thirty-eight, followed by Peter Allen on thirty-five points. Phil Mashiter came third with thirty-four points and Richard Baldotto took fourth also with thirty-four. Friday, Jan. 19. Pattavia – Stableford 1st Dave Ashman (19) 39pts 2nd Peter Allen (33) 35pts 3rd Keith Norman (15) 35pts 4th Richard Baldotto (25) 34pts 5th Colin Greig (11) 34pts 6th Skinny Newton (28) 33pts Near Pins: Keith Norman, Grant Rice, Colin Lane (2). For the last game of the week, we arrived at the Pattavia course to find no caddies or lockers available. To add to the problem there were several groups ahead of us on the tee which meant a delay of over thirty minutes before our first group could tee off. When our second group arrived at the tenth tee the marshal was trying to insert more groups into the middle of our round which went down like the proverbial lead balloon and was rejected out of hand. Most players found today’s round tough going and scores were moderate, however, a few did excel and none more so than Dave Ashman who took first place with an excellent score of thirty-nine points. Peter Allen found himself in the among the winners for the second time this week in second place with thirty-five points. Third place, also on thirty-five, went to Keith Norman on count-back while fourth spot was filled by Richard Baldotto with thirty-four. Fifth place went to Colin Greig, and for the first time in a while, Skinny Newton appeared in the winner’s circle, beers all round.
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Ashman excels at Pattavia

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PSC Golf from The Bunker Boys Monday, Jan. 15, Bangpra – Stableford 1st Gerry Cooney (19) 38pts 2nd Peter Kelly (13) 37pts 3rd Colin Greig (11) 37pts 4th Phil Mashiter (6) 36pts 5th Greg Berry...
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WOMBANIA – Friday January 26, 2018 – February 1, 2018

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PEA trims North Road trees

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The Provincial Electricity Authority trimmed trees on North Road to prevent power outages. Crews were out near Su­khumvit Road Jan. 17, paring back branches that...
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Tough courses lead to low scores

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The Haven of Golf Society Monday, Jan. 15, Pattavia (white tees) - Stableford CSS 74 Division 1 (0–16) 1st Allan Hanlon (13) 35pts 2nd Mark Cooper (11) 34pts 3rd Steve Evans (10)...
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Scrap of flag from Nelson’s HMS Victory sells for $408,000

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London (AP) — Sotheby’s auction house says a fragment of the red, white and blue “Victory Jack” flag that flew from Adm. Horatio Nelson’s...
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Autopsy: Tom Petty died of accidental drug overdose

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New York (AP) - Tom Petty died last year because of an accidental drug overdose that his family said occurred on the same day...
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Sondhi leads ‘Reclaim Our Thailand’ protest outside Israeli Embassy

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BANGKOK, Thailand – Prominent political activist Sondhi Limthongkul led a demonstration outside the Israeli Embassy in Bangkok on Thursday, Sept 10, under a campaign...

Minister Suchart orders legal action after coral damage off Koh Samui

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BANGKOK, Thailand – Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Suchart Chomklin has ordered legal action over damage to rocks and coral near Ko Wang...

Princess Sirindhorn opens Bangkok’s Sai Jai Thai Products Fair at Siam Paragon

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BANGKOK, Thailand – Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, President of the Sai Jai Thai Foundation Under Royal Patronage, presided over the opening...

Bangkok oil contamination prompts urgent cleanup and round-the-clock monitoring

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BANGKOK, Thailand – Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn inspected oil contamination in a drainage system near Chuea Phloeng Road and...

Chulalongkorn University to honour King Bhumibol’s musical legacy on September 20

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BANGKOK, Thailand – Chulalongkorn University (CU) is holding Musical Remembrance Day on September 20, inviting the public to honor the royal grace and musical...
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