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Member to Agent vital to Sports Bond
Uploaded Monday, 6th Mar, 2023 at 08:57
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THIS week our two agents that had major winners are unique in that both Elaine Dempster and Sammy Bones were members of Sports Bond and then when approached they became a Sports Bond agent.
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As we know the success of Sports Bond is very much down to its agents network.
Sammy Bones a Sky Blue fanatic was a Sports Bond member for a couple of years but when he moved to Broughshane he took up the challenge of becoming a Sports Bond agent to help the club. He now has a growing agency which includes family, work colleagues and the majority being residents of the Commons Estate where he lives. This week he had a £50 major winner with Jason Rock (A5771) which is a first win for Jason on Sports Bond. Congratulations to Jason and thanks to Sammy. Once direct canvassing starts again we hope to increase Sammy's membership.
Similarly, Elaine Dempster was a Sports Bond member for a number of years living in the Adair Estate in Ballymena. When approached to become an agent for that area she did so and has been an agent for around 8 years. She moved to the Cullybackey area some years ago but has continued with her agency. This week she had a £50 major winner with Michelle McAdorey (A2883) and we believe this is a third win for Michelle so congratulations to her. Most of all a big thank you to Elaine for all her work for Sports Bond.
In the £10 minor section this week there was another win for Tracey McCloskey (A6457) who pays by standing order. Margaret Logan (A4554) was a £10 winner on the agency of Maurice Anderson and Ian Dickey (A9472) was a £10 winner on the Development Committee agency.
No jackpot was won with the numbers 8, 20, 24, and 26 and the jackpot rises to £250 for this week.
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Agent News
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Birthday wishes are sent to Sports Bond member Kenny Allen in Ahoghill who celebrates his birthday on Thursday.
In Kells we send our best wishes to Paula Brown who has been feeling poorly this last week and we wish her a speedy recovery.
We send our best wishes to Robena Kerr who is currently in hospital.
Lewis Davidson, our last £1000 jackpot winner, was hit by a car and was in hospital for a check up but happily was released and is recovering at home.
Sports Bond agent Maurice Anderson's mother Audrey has had laser surgery on her eyes and all seems to have gone well.
Sympathy is extended to Eileen Johnson who was sadly bereaved of a sister at the weekend.
We are pleased to learn that Edna Mckeown is now back home with the family after spending time in hospital.
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First Score
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There were hundreds of happy Ballymena United supporters at Dixon Park on Saturday but two had further cause to celebrate as they both had won the First Score. They were Neil Craig and Alex Hamill. Both had the winning time of 37 minutes (36.53) and both collected £30.
First Score will be at Coleraine Showgrounds on Tuesday evening.
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Carabao Cup Final First Score
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Another 4 winners have been found for the Carabao Cup Final. They were Robert Rainey of Magherafelt who bought a card at the Crusaders game as did Colin Perry. Jim Costello bought his card at Ballymena Bowling Club from Mary Gilchrist. John Murray was another winner who bought his ticket at the Glentoran match. All picked up £30. Once again the winning time was 33 minutes.
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