trigger: June 2008 Archives

VFW Landing Zone Welcomes Back 
       Mister Lucky
Great Band that has opened for
Doug Stone, Johnny Lee, Steve Azar
    "Hootie And The BlowFish"
Don't miss them.  These guys are great
I have seen them and will be there
This SAT~June 28th VFW
corner Chaney & Meyer's in Batesville
If you are 21 come on down
Guests are welcome
band 9pm-1am
more info 870-698-4959

When you're looking for balance
Who can you count on
When you feel yesterdays pains,
Who will be there
When you're needing real answers
 Searching for truth
Who will be there to help you through
Look into your heart and you will find
A person you can trust.. not far away
Never together, but never apart
That someone is closer than you ever thought
If you look deep inside your heart
They are there.. you will see 
You may be surprized at who it will be
All this time you were looking at me

 

Like the stars fill the sky...We will live & then die
Die fighting for our country for some unknown reason why
If your with a Platoon or if you stand alone
The war is what need's to die
So "KILL IT" And come home

I am sorry i just had to comment on this because i have lived here all my life and could not cash this check untill it cleared.. This poor lady should have been protected more at the place she banks..
Just cash the check for $4,850 and the rest of the $200,000 would be sent to her. That's what a Batesville woman was told when she called to claim her prize through National Connect, a multi-state lottery organization.
Tonya Jean Grendell told police she got the smaller check through the mail, with a promise of the larger sum to be sent to her after the first check was cashed.... WHY Does this surprize Me?

""Grendell said she followed the instructions and cashed the check, only to be notified by her bank a few days later that the check was no good and she would have to pay back the $4,850."" Oh My
According to Grendell, she had already spent most of the money and the remainder had to be taken from her personal account.
"If anyone receives a check of any kind they are not expecting, consider it a scam," Criminal Investigations Division.</p><p>
"Anyone who gets a check like this should not cash it, but check with the sheriff's office first."
­­--from submitted reports

 I have really been discouraged lately from trusting any bank and this is one reason why!! "PLEASE COMMENT" "
Times are getting to rough to sit back and take this stuff!
I need some BANK VENTING