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Week 14 Shoprite £100 voucher winners

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Published Date: 09 December 2009
THE winners of the 14th Shoprite Clubmann £100 voucher draw have been chosen.
They are: Lynn Elven from Peel; Edna Callow from St Marks; Gary Kewley from Onchan; Anne Quirk from Peel; Michelle Quinn from Peel; Brenda Davenport from Sulby; Robert Carter from Ramsey; Catherine Bywater from Baldwin; Peter Thomson from Port St Mary; and Andrew Race from Kirk Michael.

Also announced this week were the winners of November's £250 Christmas grocery shopping draw.

The lucky few given a festive boost are: Ray Brown from Douglas; Elizabeth Gardner from Baldrine; Eileen Heaney from Onchan; Alison Mort from Colby; Gill Blake from Colby; Alan Huxham from Ramsey; Alex Rothwell-Heskith from Laxey; Albert Winckle from Marown; Janet Busby from Douglas; and Barry Curran from Ramsey.




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