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Her Majesty Queen Sirikit was guest of
honor at the birthday celebration of H.S.H. Prince Bhisadej Rajani, who
turned 82. Khunying Wanna Siriwattanapakdee, Asst MD of the Imperial
Group was present to welcome H.M. the Queen at the Imperial
Maeping Resort Spa & Sports Club.
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H.R.H. Princess Ubolratana was given a royal
welcome at the Imperial Mae Ping Hotel after having received an
honorary doctorate degree in social development from Chiangmai University.
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Famous Thairat newspaper columnist, Miss
Cathaleeya JaJa visited Central Airport Plaza and enjoyed the
variety of shops and handicrafts at ‘The Northern Village’. From left to
right: Prawit Janyasittikul, vice president sale’s promotion, Central Pattana
Public Co, Ltd., Cathaleeya JaJa, Orachorn Chanwiwattana, general manager,
Pornthep Attakijpaisarn, asst. manager, sale’s promotion.
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The Grillstation offered a
special treat for music lovers of any age. In addition to their weekly BBQ
night, Joe (guitarist on the right), the winner of the Grammy newcomer award in
2002, jammed with his friends. One of them was author Joe Cummins, travel writer
for the ‘Lonely Planet Guide’, who showed off his skills on the bamboo
saxophone. From rock to blues to contemporary pop music, the palette offered
something for everybody.
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 Long-time
Chiang Mai resident David Thomas (standing, second right)
celebrated his 50th birthday amongst
family and friends in their beautiful hideaway home and gardens. With the
support of his charming wife Wanna (standing next to him), David promised to
meet the challenges of the next 50 years head-on, and will rent the 700-years
stadium to celebrate his 100th.
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 Walailak
Khenkum (2nd from right), the manager of Dalaabaa, and Busarin Larpadisorn (4th
from right), the manager of Wine Gallery, plus the organizing team for the Khon
Rak Wine Club (people who love wines), enjoyed plenty of company at the wine
tasting held at Dalaabaa on Bamrungraj Road, on Saturday, February 7.
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At Central Airport Plaza, Chi Chang
Digital Lifestyle recently launched their CC Plus 2004 campaign,
offering great benefits for all purchases of hardware at their outlets. Benefits
vary from discounts to free trial offers, at 18 affiliated shops and
institutions in and around Chiang Mai, with validity extended until April this
year.
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Last weekend, a group from Japan’s Public
Health Department stayed at Ban Sabai Spa Village to enjoy the
premises, the treatments, and have the benefit of Mrs. Chitra’s hospitality.
From left: Toshitada Kameda, president of Private Hospitals in Japan, chairman
of the Kameda Medical Center, Chiba, Japan, Takashi Minagawa, councilor for the
minister of health and labor, Japan, Chitra Klanprayonn, Ban Sabai Spa owner,
president of Thai Lanna Spa Association, 2 officers of the Japanese Health
Department and Charoon Yanasan, department chief of the Food and Drug
Administration, Health Department of Chiang Mai.
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