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NINETY-EIGHT-YEAR-OLD INA Rankling was a picture of joy on Labour Day yesterday as the Guanaboa Vale police and community members erected a spanking new kitchen for her in Old Road, Kitson Town, St Catherine.

“We (the police) decided to build her one for Labour Day.

We contacted businesses, received building materials and this is the effort,” Keddo told The Gleaner.

That’s the view of St Catherine businessman Michael Archer, who visited her home yesterday and made a contribution to the project.

Therefore, I find it a joy to help Miss Ina, as she was a kind woman to me as a child,” said Archer.

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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