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Chiangmai Mail
sales executives Komgrid Painudsa (2nd right) and Duangmanee Chuayen
(right) present a vase of flowers to congratulate Jarin Pongyen (2nd
left), the director of Laddarom Chiangmai Housing Project, and Ms
Thipawal Thongthawee (left), the receptionist at Laddarom Chiangmai
during the opening of the housing project’s new phase to be developed
in Chiang Mai by Quality House Co., Ltd. (Public)
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Reflexology massage as a charity event -
Who would have thought that these girls and boys could collect over 10,000 baht
in one day? They decided to dedicate one day’s income to a very worthwhile
organization. Gareth Lavell from Rejoice Children Program received the money for
his AIDS kids who are visited and cared for by the RUDP (Rejoice Urban
Development Project). It will buy medication and necessities for children who
long ago lost their faith in miracles. If you are interested to know more, you
can contact Gareth at: contact@ rejoice-charity.com
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Rathawuthi Meesook (center) has been
appointed as the new chief of Chiang Mai Provincial Public Health Office, and is
seen here receiving a basket of flowers from a Lotus Pang Suan Kaew Hotel sales
representative on the occasion of his new assignment by the Public Health
Ministry.
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Rotarian Charin Adha-on-ake (right), the
assistant governor 2002-03, District 3360, Rotary International presents a
bouquet of flowers to congratulate Rotarian Surin Chaiveerathai (left), who was
selected president of the Rotary Club of Naresuan, Phitsanulok Province during
the installation ceremony for new club executives.
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Executive Chef Adrian W. O’Herlihy
(right) from the Amari Rincome Hotel really showed off his ‘American skills’
on Independence Day (4th of July). Nothing was missing of a typical Independence
Day Lunch. He and his employees proved once again that the skill of a chef does
not end in the kitchen. The always present Adrian was seen cutting turkey,
turning hamburgers on the BBQ, chatting with guests and he even found time to
pose for a picture with his staff.
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The Rotary Club of Chiang Mai West
declared President Manit’s (front row wearing necktie) 1st ever meeting an
‘unofficial one’ and celebrated this decision with a fellowship. What an
enjoyable evening with many guests who all came to wish President Manit a great
year of success. The photo makes it hard to believe that this club is an ‘only
men’ Rotary Club.
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Thanom Wongkeeree, director of the Mae
Sariang Department of Education reads in Chiangmai Mail about the projects in
his district financed by the Samsara Foundation from the Netherlands.
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Two school directors from Mae Sariang
District read the Chiangmai Mail to find out about the projects realized at
their schools by the Samsara Foundation from the Netherlands.
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