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by Boonsiri Suansuk
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Hong Kong pulchritude smitten by Pattaya magic
(L to R) Hong Kong beauty contestant winners Ruby-Anne Choi (Most Talented), Cathy Wu (2nd Runner-up), Tiffany Lam (Miss Hong Kong 2002 who also won the titles of Miss International Congeniality and Miss Beauty for a New Age), Victoria Jolly (1st Runner-up), and Cerina DaGraca (Miss Photogenic, Miss Total Beauty and Most Natural Skin) got hearts pumping in Pattaya last week during their goodwill tour to the region. continued | More News |
Pattaya unites against reviving Amazing Thai Wisdom Fair | |
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OUR COMMUNITY |
International and local dignitaries feature at PILC September luncheon
The Pattaya International Ladies Club, led by president Laurence Fatus, recently held their monthly meeting at the Montien Hotel. Mayor Pairat Suttithamrongsawat and Mrs. Kathleen Johnson, wife of the Ambassador of the United States in Thailand, were among the many distinguished guests warmly welcomed at the luncheon.
FEATURES |
Rotary Club of Jomtien Pattaya holds a fellowship of condoms
The Rotary Club of Jomtien Pattaya held one of its famous fellowship parties at the Cabbages & Condoms Resort and Restaurant last week. As usual, many Rotarians attended bringing along their spouses and friends to join the fun. One guest had even flown all the way up from ‘down under’.
KID’S CORNER |
Students from ten Pattaya schools participated in a 3-week interscholastic sports competition for all students in the region. The event was called the “Pattaya School Day 2002” and was held at Pattaya School #7 (Nongpungkhae).
SPORTS |
Richard Roberts crowned Canadian Jackalope Open 2002 Champion
Richard Roberts scored 41 points to win the Canadian Jackalope Open 2002 Charity Golf Championship played Friday, September 6 at Plutaluang Golf Course in Sattahip. Roberts earned the title by virtue of a count back over an equally fine performance from Steve Donovan, who also scored 41 Stableford points but only 20 on the back nine compared to Roberts’ 21.
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