1999 Press Releases
January 24, 2007
Palms Casino Resort Instant Game Winners Selected
Four Winners Score Trip to The Palms
Dover, DE -- Doris Hallett, 34,
of Wilmington, Del., has never been to Las Vegas, but that
is about to change, as she was one of four grand-prize winners
of the Delaware Lottery's Palms Casino Resort Instant Game.
The trip, which includes airfare, lodging and access to many
of the amenities at The Palms such as the spa, is valued at
$4,700 and allows Hallett to bring one guest. However, Hallett
decided to recruit more friends to maximize her experience.
Now, she said she has a total of eight people who plan to
make the trip next October.
Not only is she excited about VIP treatment she will receive
at The Palms, but she is already researching shows that she
wants to see.
"I don't know if I'll ever get to go again," she
said. "And now I'm going to feel like a celebrity."
She said she and her friends will take full advantage of the
VIP treatment, the nightlife and all that Las Vegas has to
offer just to make the spa package that is included in her
prize that much more special.
"After we hit the town, then we'll get rejuvenated with
massages," she joked.
Cubler and the other winners entered to win by mailing in
their non-winning tickets to the Lottery.
In addition to Hallett, three other winners were also selected
- Linda Richardson of Wilmington, Deborah Johnson of Chester,
Pa., and Peter Morel of Cochranville, Pa.
Richardson's win was extra special as it marked her second
Palms grand-prize win. A previous entry of hers was also chosen
in a drawing that took place in September. The lucky lady
joked that the two wins will work out well as it allows her
to bring both of her daughters without one feeling neglected.
All the winners entered the drawing by mailing in their non-winning
tickets to the Lottery or via the Internet by logging onto
www.delottery.com and following the instructions to enter.
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call the
Delaware Gambling Helpline at 1-888-850-8888.
Since the start of operations in 1975, the Delaware Lottery
has contributed more than $2.1 billion to the state's General
Fund to help finance needed state services that benefit everyone
in Delaware. The Lottery offers a variety of games: POWERBALL®,
MULTI-WIN LOTTO, PLAY 3, PLAY 4, and assorted Instant Games.
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