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Vol. XVIII No. 26 Friday
June 25 - July 1, 2010
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OUR COMMUNITY |
PCEC shown the end of time
Master of Ceremonies Richard Silverberg welcomed everyone to The Tavern by the Sea for the Pattaya City Expat Club’s regular Sunday meeting on June 13. After the usual announcements, he called on fellow member Harry “Sig” Sigworth to introduce the Club’s guest speaker, Zavin Casarjian.
FEATURES |
Changing face of Thailand highlighted at BCCT Eastern Seaboard Dinner
The recent events in Bangkok have sent major ripples across the business community, sent negative messages overseas and here in Pattaya have had a major impact on the economy, as we find ourselves not in a ‘Low Season’ but perhaps in what could be better termed as a “No Season”.
OUR CHILDREN |
A Celebration of Learning
for Year 4 students
Year 4 at St Andrews International School concluded their Unit on Religion by hosting a ‘Celebration of Learning’. Children from other year groups, teachers,
SPORTS |
St Andrews students shine
in primary sports event
As the start of this month, June 4 to be precise, the St. Andrews International School’s Primary FOBISSEA Team started a great trip that culminated in a huge success at a regional sports day held at the Regents School near Pattaya.
DINING OUT |
Tavern by the Sea
Hands up all those who remember Henry J Beans? Well it will have to stay in your memory, because it isn’t there anymore. Hank has left the building.
SOCIAL SCENE |
Tsuneshi Inoue (right), ESBEC president, on behalf of Eastern Seaboard Environmental Complex recently donated five 240-liter garbage bins to Baan Khao Tabak School.