2,141. Reference : MM-1-21-680

Phom moved out of the village

| March 6, 1961. Phom was moving out of Ban Phaed to stay at Hongmet (Jun district). Many of his relatives argued about his moving. But the majority also agreed to his move, although at Hongmet there would be less area for cultivation. But it was located near by the Ing river, which could be used as a food source | Punch card

2,142. Reference : MM-1-21-681

Seng was drunk and cut himself

| December 18, 1960. Seng was drunk and had a dispute with his wife. He used a big knife to slice his own fingers. He met Moerman for help and treatment. | Punch card

2,143. Reference : MM-1-21-682

headman had misappropriated the money of the village

| July 14, 1960. A flock of villagers talked about the village headman who wasted a lot of money for gambling. The sum of money did not belong to the village headman (Monastery donation?), and he also owed many people. M. Nor told Moerman that he should not lend money or his bicycle to the headman. The district administration did not know yet that the headman had misappropriated the money of the village. Moerman did not understand why the villagers still deposited donations to a person like the headman, who had a lack of credibility. | Punch card

2,144. Reference : MM-1-21-683

Cows of M. Chanthapawn stolen

| June 30, 1960. N. Ta stole two cows of M. Chanthapawn and took them to sell in two of the Phayao provinces. Finally, the police arrested N. Ta and brought the cows back to M. Chanthapawn. N. Ta was penalized to be laborer in Palad until July 18. Then he might also be imprisoned for six months. | Punch card

2,145. Reference : MM-1-21-684

Inefficiencies in the work of the village headman

| July 14, 1960. The headman was busy finding the money to reimburse monastery for the misappropriated donations. In addition, a mistake was found in the school accounting. An expense was over that of the recorded list of expenses. M. No severely criticized the work of the village headman. In his opinion, if the village headman was incapable to work, he should resign. | Punch card

2,146. Reference : MM-1-21-685

Work of the headman and the committee of the monastery

| April 12-18, 1960. Moerman observed the work of the headman, and interesting points were noted. Firstly, members of the committee talked about the money which was spent by the headman for building materials. Second, the headman wanted to choose a new village committee, but many members at the meeting disagreed. M. No denounced the fact that the money collected from the last year was lost by the headman. Some members warned M. No to not smear the headman in public because he had worked hard for the village. Third, during the meeting M. No said that he wanted to resign from the board of the monastery. He believed that village headman misappropriated money that might be used for building renovations and instead used it for his own farming. Fourth, M. No told the story of his resignation from the board and the misappropriation of donations by the headman to the abbot. Thus, the abbot called the members of the committee to ask for the reality. | Punch card

2,147. Reference : MM-1-21-686

Bicycle theft

| March 7-9 , 1961. Bicycle thefts took place in Ban Phaed and Ban Waen. The villagers helped to find traces laft by the theives. | Punch card

2,148. Reference : MM-1-21-687

Chan returned to her parents' home

| February 13, 1961. Chan returned to her parents house at Chiang Ban since she had quarreled with No: N. Boon tried to persuade his wife to come home. Finally, Chan came back to Boon and accepted that she was guilty. | Punch card

2,149. Reference : MM-1-21-688

Buffalo crashed the fence

| April 10, 1960. Buffalo from Kong Saeng broke the fence of Chan twice. Both repairs were quite rough. Cen Noj used a lot of bamboo to firmly rebuild the fences. | Punch card

2,150. Reference : MM-1-21-689

Robbery at a grocery store

| May 10, 1960. Two thieves who robbed a grocery store in Ban Wan obtained property valued at 1,000 baht and a silver-carved belt. Before the robbers fled, they shot the storeowner. Villagers were suspicious of why the owner did not take a knife out to fight with bandits or shout for help. | Punch card