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Photisamphan Pitayakhan School founder honored
Holiday Inn hosts lunch for orphans
Interact Club of Banglamung installs new President and Board of Directors Ten years of useful activities that help young people in society was cause for a celebration for the Interact Club of Banglamung, held on the evening of July 5th at the district office community building. Members of the Rotary Club of Jomtien-Pattaya and supporters of the school’s Interact Club attended the festivities, and installed new administrators for the year 2001-2002.
Past District 3340 governor Premprecha Dibbayawan joined Alvi Sinthuvanik, the recently installed president of the Jomtien-Pattaya Rotary Club (2001-2002) in applauding the accomplishments of the Interact Group, and congratulated the newly appointed administrators.
Premprecha described the Interact Club as a shining example for others to follow and added that members have reason to be very proud of their achievements over the years. They have striven to help young people in need, and endeavored to improve society with little regard for personal gratification. Banglamung School director, Khun Wanphen Rawdthongkham first founded the Interact Group in 1992, under the guidance of the Jomtien-Pattaya Rotary Club, with members of the student body who were attending the last four grades in high school (M3-6). Current director, Prasit Luangthong now supervises the group’s activities.
Miss Benchathip Praphrytchob is the new president for the coming year, and will be leading her members in finding new ways to assist the community and those in need. Other members of the board include Nopadol Somsungnern, vice president, Miss Sithorn Krathumthong, secretary, Miss Sophid Thamkarndee, Phriya Chantarachrat, Warong Chaiaree, Miss Supatra Mankhong, Miss Suchada Sittisakulchai, Pipat Kerdklang, Paitun Panprasong, Suttisak Theptasaeng, Winit Dolkhunsap, and Miss Thepsuda Chuakhamchu.
Pattaya Sports Club donates trophies and sports equipment to Banglamung Schools
Pattaya Sports Club members recently visited the Banglamung School district office to donate trophies and sports equipment for the ongoing Banglamung inter-school sports competitions. This competition involves all of the 32 schools in the Banglamung area. Lek Ishinaga was also involved in the donation, representing her husband, Herbie Ishinaga, the PSC Sports promotion chairman.
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Pinyo
Tanwised, the president of the Chonburi provincial administration,
presided over the opening of the Photisamphan Phitayakhan School’s newly
renovated football field, honoring the school’s founder, Luang Pho
Boonmee.
The
hosts amongst the children from left are Earth Saiswang, Somchanok
Udomdheja, Adam Wilding, Apisak Chadista, Anirut Chutinan, Angelique
Legnel, and staff members.
Former
Miss Thailand World Cindy Burbridge congratulates the new president of the
Interact Club of Banglamung for the coming year, Miss Benchathip
Praphrytchob.
Miss
Benchathip Praphrytchob (center with microphone), the new president of the
Banglamung School Interact Group and the 15 board members who will be
assisting her in finding new ways to assist the community and those in need.
Jomtien-Pattaya
Rotary Club president, Alvi Sinthuvanik applauded the accomplishments of the
Interact Club, and congratulated the newly appointed administrators.
(From
left to right) Banglamung School officers Vorasuk, Ussaneepun, Pattaya
Bowling chairperson La Montgomery, Lek Ishinaga and PSC Charity chairman
Bernie Tuppin.