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BMH3 History and past GMs
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8 March 1982
Run 1
Run no. 1 Hare – Knut Herzer, co-hare Jim Shutler.
Harriers:- Tony Collinson, Tom Prendergast, Richard Tryon, Eduard Hentschel, Dave Cobbett, Richard Elllis, Peter Herning, David Campbell, Richard White, Pitak Chuntong, Roger Crutchley, Lou Barberi, Hugo Steiner, Tony Waltham, Russell Proctor, Terry Moore, Derek Enscoe, Phil Colclough, Richard Leete, Gary Farrow, John Wiliams, Tim Huges, Steve Gill, Pat O’Gorman, Wolfgang Stuetzel, Geoff Conner, Dave Wallace, Paul Anderson, Jerry Johnson, Hans Kirgis, Phil Gray and Walter Taylor.
Location Wat Thewasunthorn, on Viphavadee Road just north of Ngarm Wong Warn Road. Runs were held every two weeks until late 1983, after which they were held irregularly, sometimes once a month. Cash surplus B1,800.
1982
Grand Master Knut Herzer
29 March 1982
Run 2
Cash deficit B200.
20 July 1982
The Monday Trooth hits the streets of Bangkok for the first time. Up to then it had been a section of the BH3 newsletter.
1 March 1983
Run 26
First BMH3 boat run. The run was as the ever popular area known as Prapadaeng, but instead of making use of the facilities at the Sanitary Section the runners drove halfway to Samut Prakan and got a ferry across the river from Baan Bang Kasop. The hare was Richard Edmunds.
This was also BMH3’s first (and only?) run on a Tuesday.
19 March 1983
Run 49
First record of a Harriette running. Four unnamed Harriettes joined this run.
3 April 1984
Run 50
Due to the impatience of the Hares – Bob ‘Bullet’ Boulter and Blaise, BMH3 becomes a weekly event instead of fortnightly.
The first weekly run was set just over the other side of Taksin Bridge, from the slip road on the left back to Charoen Nakorn Road. Yes, it was possible to set runs there then.
15 May 1984
Run 56
The first lady new boot – Wichanee ‘Imelda’ Cherutas. The run was at Chong Nonsee (Chan Road now). The hare was Tony Lovell who worked for CP group then and the run site was in the environs of his office. Imelda was asked by Knut to join Monday as he seems to think the fairer sex would keep the Monday going (and they don’t come any fairer than Imelda).
Pe had been supplying beer to Monday then but didn't join until Imelda came on board. A few weeks later Pe and later Tim Daly joined. Rusty Proctor was the GM that year. Other non-men members were Liz Bridges , Pat Elsmie, Ruth Pagell, Benjamas Ngernwattana.11 June 1984
Run 60
Ken Onishi becomes the first Japanese to join BMH3.
November 1984
Grand Masters Rusty Proctor/Teerachai Riensubdee
November 1985
Grand Masters Tony Lovell/Wolfgang Steutzel
November 1986
Grand Master Ian Bodycoat
November 1987
Grand Masters Don Collier… Pitak Chantong
November 1988
Grand Master Bob Rayner
November 1989
Grand Master John Lukens
November 1990
Grand Master Tim Wienands
9 March 1991
Run 414
BMH3 runs on a Saturday in Chumphon. The Hare was Bill Hobbs.
10 May 1991
Run 424
Red light run on a Friday. The Hare was Tom Sorensen and/or Doug Atkinson.
November 1991
Grand Master Bruce Miller
19 Oct 1992
Run 500
Hares Bob Rayner and Don Petrie. Location Khunying Restaurant Rama 3 Road.
November 1992
Grand Master Bill Hobbs
November 1993
Grand Master Don Lavoie
November 1994
Grand Master Clyde Albrecht
November 1995
Grand Master Frank Allum
November 1996
Grand Masters Trevor Fellows… Todd Wilkie
9 July 1997
BMH3 goes online. Todd Wilkie builds a website dedicated to the Hash. The website includes mis-directions, write-ups, photos etc.
November 1997
Grand Master Bruce Weeks
November 1998
Grand Masters Andy Steel… Rod Turner
5 July 1999
Run 850
Bob ‘Raincoat’ Rayner returns to his native Canada after completing a mighty 564 runs with BMH3.
Raincoat’s first run was run 87 on 19 November 1984. Raincoat held the post of Hash Cash for many years, and one of his main achievements was to set off the great economic crash of ’97. Raincoat was also well know for his performance of the masturbation song.November 1999
Grand Master Ian Slater
November 2000
Grand Master Tom Sorensen
November 2001
Grand Master Ed Rubesch
20 May 2002
Run 1000
The Port. Hares Bob ‘Bullet’ Boulter and Tony Erswell
November 2002
Grand Master Mike “Love Canal” Rust
November 2003
Grand Master George “of the jungle” Morgan
November 2004
Grand Master Graeme “Mini” Bristol
November 2005
Grand Master Noah “4x2” Shepherd
19 July 2021
Run 2000
Hares and location to be confirmed
Past Grand Masters
1982-84
Knut Herzer
1984-85
Rusty Proctor/Teerachai Riensubdee
1985-86
Tony Lovell/Wolfgang Steutzel
1986-87
Ian Bodycoat
1987-88
Don Collier/Pitak Chantong
1988-89
Bob Rayner
1989-90
John Lukens
1990-91
Tim Wienands
1991-92
Bruce Miller
1992-93
Bill Hobbs
1993-94
Don Lavoie
1994-95
Clyde Albrecht
1995-96
Frank Allum
1996-97
Trevor Fellows/Todd Wilkie
1997-98
Bruce Weeks
1998-99
Andy Steel/Rod Turner
1999-00
Ian Slater
2000-01
Tom Sorensen
2001-02
Ed Rubesch
2002-03
Mike Rust
2003-04
George Morgan
2004-05
Graeme Bristol
2005-06
Noah Shepherd
