Round Lake woman takes home latest Catch the Ace purse

Sandra Balogh of Round Lake is the latest winner of the Catch the Ace draw.

Her ticket was picked in Week 12 of the fundraiser, organized by the St. Francis Valley Healthcare Foundation for local healthcare needs.

Balogh picked number one on a whim, and the envelope revealed the Nine of Spades, meaning she is going home with the weekly prize of $936.00.

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She plans on putting the money away for an upcoming trip to Iceland.

The Ace of Spades is still available and the grand prize is at an estimated $17,044.

Tickets for the Week 13 draw also for sale and with an expected prize of $1,000.

Tickets can be purchased at www.sfvhfcatchtheace.com until Wednesday at 11:59 p.m. or purchase in person until Thursday 24 until 1 p.m. at any of the following locations: Barry’s Bay MacEwan, Round Lake Centre Food Market, Round Lake Country Store, Killaloe Village Pharmacy, Killaloe Hardware, Foundation Office, Barry’s Bay Ultramar, Lorraine’s Pharmasave, Barry’s Bay Shell, CO Country Market, The Cottage Cup, Eganville Shell, Conway’s Pharmacy, Village Discount & Variety, and Ramona’s Hairstyling.

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