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April to Check up on Him ~- "'~ ~ ,~ .. ,~ ..,- - -- - -- --~"'. '" - THE BRITISH CLUB 189 Surawongse Road, Bangkok 10500 T!l: 234-0247, 234·2592 Fax : (662) 2351560 (via ReCl'ption) CONTENTS 4 MEET THE NEW MEMBERS , .' 6 FROM THE CLUB MANAGER 8 DEWI'S DOINGS Dewi's Doings: Flower Power Nineties Style. 1 SPECIALS AII'sWell That Bends Well 1 4 The Global Lessons Tintin Taught Us BARON KNIGHTS / 18 .J Golf: Andrew Marshall collects the Vicar's Vase. 20 DIARY 21 SPORTS ROUNDUP 37 COMMITTEE 38 ACTIVITIES Kitchen Sink: " .... do I have to give it to you?" Designed and printed by Louis Printing. Tel: 2150926·9 Fax: (662) 2156865 3 1 ) Meet the New Members Rosa de Chamjandr is Mexican ( 120% Maria and Geoffrey Cooper. Geoffrey is a according to her mother) although her husband is cricketer (of sorts according to Brian Lewis) who Thai. She has been in Bangkok for 14 years and spent 3 days in bed after his first game in teaches Spanish at the French School. Vithul is a Bangkok. Maria is an avid cricket follower who civil engineer and likes chess. Rosa likes reading, brought kids and baseball bat along to cricket reading and more reading! Has no skeletons in game (what's wrong with that I ask?). The Coopers the closet at present but working on it so her are Australian although Maria lived in UK until she children don't think she's too boring. was 6. Geoffrey is here with Amdahl selling a computer to Thai International to make their planes take off on time. Impossible I Maria enjoys tapestry Jacqueline and Peter Simpson have been - even takes it to rugby matches particularly here just 3 weeks after 9 years in Hong Kong. Australia against New Zealand. Geoffrey likes Their initial impressions are good in fact after the cricket and golf. war stories they had heard about the traffic they are pleasantly surprised (I did say they had only i been here 3 weeks!). Peter is with Standard James Phillips has been here for 3 years on Chartered Bank. He enjoys sailing, water skiing and off. He is involved in import and exports, and diving and wants to take up tennis and golf. languages and some small shops. When not busy Jacqueline teaches English, French and German working James enjoys swimming, tennis and and when not busy looking after their 2 children rugby. enjoys sewing, cooking and badminton. She also used to play netball. Laurence Hughes is with Esso Standard, has a long title but is basically responsible for Paul Curtis has been here for 6 weeks and is development. Here since January, alone at with KPMG Peat Marwick Suthee. previously he present but his wife is coming to join him. has been in Australia, Melbourne if my memory Unfortunately Laurence's hobbies won't transplant serves me correctly. He is an accountant to Bangkok very well - gardening and responsible for training, development and beekeeping I So he's is planning to take up golf. marketing. He likes squash, tennis, golf, hockey, cricket and soccer. Grant King is from New Zealand and is in the John Corneill is here with Transmark (part of jewelry business. He designs collections for Joan ) British Rail) advising Thai railways on "train "ing Collins, Farrah Fawcett and Joan Rivers among (ugh) signalmen. He has been here 8 weeks and others. He is an eligible bachelor but we did is an eligible bachelor. Also a cricketer and glider decide he wasn't good marriage material! When pilot (any others around please contact him). He is not travelling he enjoys skiing but will have to also a railway enthusiast. make do with wa ter skiing in Thailand. Adrian Beesley is in supply chain management Caroline and Jean Reynaud. Jean is working and has been here since January. He is also alone on projects in Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam. He at present. His wife is joining him in September takes care of the legal side. Caroline has only after the birth of their second child but is coming been here since January and is currently busy out in April to check up on him. He enjoys keeping looking after their 4 month old daughter. Enjoys fit, swimming, squash, tennis and used to play scuda diving, Egyptology and horseriding - rugby. especially stock work. Jean enjoys scuba diving and squash. 4 Irene and Grant Cameron have been here Ruth and Mark Olbrych. Ruth is Canadian about 10 months. Grant is with Union Sime Darby, (from Toronto) and Mark is from Boston. They have who are insurance brokers and Irene is working been here 5 months and love it. Prior to here they with the Raimon Group as business development have worked in various locations and actually met manager. When I met them Irene was on crutches in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Mark makes and sells as a result of playing tennis on the grass tennis shoes and when in Canada Ruth ran a craft courts as they were being watered! Luckily she business. They have 3 children and when not also likes less energetis pursuits like mah jong, making babies Mark plays tennis, golf and enjoys cards and backgammon but only if winning massages, reading and skiing. Ruth likes music money. Grant likes golf - his only handicap is the and photography. ball and club. Maria and Paul McIntyre. Paul manages the Barbara and Stephen Rigby. Barbara is a Heritage Club and they have been here for 5 New Zealander and Stephen an Australian. They months. They have spent time in Africa (Maria was have been here 4 months after spending 4 years born in Zimbabwe), Middle East and England. in the Hague. Stephen is with Shell in oil Paul enjoys snooker, tennis and any sport except exploration. When not exploring he likes running, show jumping and gymnastics. Maria likes tennis squash and cricket. Barbara is busy looking after and swimming. ) Jonathon, 2 years 8 months and also likes crafts especially patchwork and skiing, swimming, cycling and tennis. They both love sightseeing. Karen and Graham Wainwright are from Belfast. They have both spent a lot of time working overseas. Graham is setting up an office Jill and Michael Pincock. Michael is the UK manufacturing industrial sewing threads - he 's representative of the British Roller Disco "ahead in thread" apparentfy! Karen enjoys Association (otherwise known as Thai Sheff) but horseriding, swimming and socialising. Graham also works as Joe Grunwefl's houseboy. His enjoys squash, tennis, badminton and soccer. hobbies are roffer disco dancing and ligure skating (with Joe Grunwell as partner of course). Jill and Michael have been in Bangkok for 2 Bonnie Hutchinson has been here for over a months and Jill is spending her time trying to lose year and had a chorusline in towl She is single, Michael in traffic jams. Unfortunately she is failing available and looking for a rich man. Enjoys miserably. She has my sympathies. Sorry Joe - household pets, is looking for a husband or honesfl something more housetrained. Works for Saatchi & Saatchi "most dynamic ad. agency in Bangkok· (according to the chorusline l). Came to Bangkok Sheila and lain Young have been here about 4 from New York. Likes swimming, working out, \ months, lain is with Thai Shell. Sheila teaches tennis, helicopter skiing in the nude and has English. They like mountain climbing - lain is always wanted to do the Luge in the nude. looking for a rock-climbing partner. Also both (Strange people). enjoy travelling and fresh air and quiet places (in Bangkok?). Patricia Caithness has been here just 3 weeks David and Kanoknlpa Varani have been here but spent 2-1/2 years in Hong Kong previously for 2-1/2 years. David is in construction, project and spent time here in Bangkok. She is regional management and Kanoknipa runs an import­ director for The Manager Publishing Company. export business supplying bathroom fittings. Enjoys swimming, cooking and anything social, Kaniknipa enjoys swimming and tennis. David is a travelling for both business and pleasure. Usually workaholic but enjoys tennis. to be found propping up the bar. Due to a technical hitch on the night (i.e. th e camera died) \ we have no photos - apologies. 5 .; f.i ROM THE CLUB MANAGER FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR NEW MEMBERS CELLULAR PHONES: These anti-social devices are to be left in your car or at reception, they are not permitted in the bar, snooker room or the dining room even turned off. MEMBERSHIP CARDS (WITH PHOTOS) Please ask the Membership Secretary (Khun Jongrak) fo r details on how you go about receiving them. Non-Voting Members need only apply once you haye paid 12 instalments. LOCKERS If you wish a permanent locker facility in either of the pool changing rooms please contact Khun Jongrak. ., SECURITY (GUESTS) Whenever you wish to bring a guest please try to arrange your schedule so that you bring them, as per the Club Rules/always carry your identification card and if you drive a car make sure a valid BC car sticker is displayed. Security will be requesting LD. in the future. This notice also serves to remind us all of our obligations to our Club. STAR T.V. from H/K Star T.V. is now in the Club House. A set will be permanently fitted in the Wordsworth Lounge with points in the Bar & Surawong Room for various sporting events. At the Annual General Meeting held on March 24th, 1992 the following . Members were elected to the Committee for the year 1992/93: Chairman Brian Baldwin Vice-Chairman Nigel Oakins Hon. Treasurer Andy Simonds Committee Frank Crocker Terry Dockerty Jack Dunford Phil Evans Dugal Forrest Joe Grunwell Mike 0' Conor I 6 , .................................., • • •~ .• • • • • :• SAINT JOHN'S INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL :• : LADPRAO, BANGKOK 10900 : • (between the head office of Thai Airways and Central Plaza) • • Tel.
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