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THANK YOU NEWFOUNDLAND! Your ticket purchase of the Health Care Foundation Home Lottery supports the improvement of hospitals and health centres, right here at home. CONGRATULATIONS TO JILLIAN STRINGER; CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH (TICKET #036021), you have won the Ocean Front Grand Prize Showhome PLUS $50,000 cash! CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR EARLY BIRD PRIZE WINNER! Kathy Kelly; Goulds (Ticket #035616) has won a 2021 Ford Bronco Wildtrak or $60,000 cash! Should a discrepancy occur between this winners list and the official records of MNP LLP, May 28, 2021 Lottery Licence the latter shall be deemed correct and final. MNP LLP will notify all winners in writing regarding the claiming of prizes. Page 1 of 9 #20-10225600LT THANK YOU NEWFOUNDLAND! Your ticket purchase of the Health Care Foundation Home Lottery supports the improvement of hospitals and health centres, right here at home. Vancouver Niagara Falls Montréal Banff CONGRATULATIONS TO CHRIS FITZGERALD; PARADISE (TICKET #014179), you have won the Cross Canada Tour for Two Bonus Prize or $25,000 cash! Should a discrepancy occur between this winners list and the official records of MNP LLP, May 28, 2021 Lottery Licence the latter shall be deemed correct and final. MNP LLP will notify all winners in writing regarding the claiming of prizes. Page 2 of 9 #20-10225600LT THANK YOU NEWFOUNDLAND! Your ticket purchase of the Health Care Foundation Home Lottery supports the improvement of hospitals and health centres, right here at home. FINAL JACKPOT $ 7 6 1 , 2 7 5 50_____ CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 50/50 WINNER! 50-ON ADD Melita Martin; Paradise (Ticket #667770) has won $380,637.50 cash! O F W I N N I N G ® C A S H C A L E N D A R ™ 2021 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CASH CALENDAR WINNERS! Visit our website every day from July 15, 2021 to October 23, 2021 to see if you’re a winner! Should a discrepancy occur between this winners list and the official records of MNP LLP, May 28, 2021 Lottery Licence the latter shall be deemed correct and final. MNP LLP will notify all winners in writing regarding the claiming of prizes. Page 3 of 9 #20-10225600LT CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL PRIZE WINNERS IN THE SPRING 2021 HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION HOME LOTTERY To search by name, visit hcfhomelottery.ca 004117 KEATS, SAM; LABRADOR 000374 FORSEY, CRAIG; ST. 015686 BUTLER, CAROL; 004994 EKEBERG, RUNE; MOUNT GRAND PRIZE CITY JOHN’S BONAVISTA PEARL Ocean Front Grand Prize 029726 LAMBERT, MARY; KIPPENS 028460 FRENCH, MARIA; ST. 016767 BUTT, CHAD; PARADISE 017230 ENGLISH, PATRICK; ST. Showhome JOHN’S JOHN’S PLUS $50,000 Cash 028659 MACLEAN, LISA; 004356 BYRNE, GARY; PORTUGAL CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 029037 LAWRENCE, PAUL; COVE-ST. PHILIP’S 015445 FAGAN, JENNIFER; 036021 STRINGER, JILLIAN; PARADISE PARADISE CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 030422 NORTH, CHAD & ANDREA; 006413 BYRNE, RICK; BAY ROBERTS 041023 WHITE, REGINA; CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 019812 FITZPATRICK, WENDY & LABRADOR CITY TIMOTHY; CONCEPTION 50/50 ADD-ON® 013096 REYNOLDS, MARK; 026243 CAHILL, LAURA; ST. BAY SOUTH CARBONEAR 10 – iRobot Roomba 614 JOHN’S Winner Takes Half - $761,275 016179 FLEMING, JO; ST. JOHN’S 10 – Sonos Move Robot Vacuums 021014 CAINES, JUNE; HAWKES Winner Takes $380,637.50 035018 BARRY, DAVID & DIANE; BAY 020903 FOLEY, LUCY; ST. JOHN’S 667770 MARTIN, MELITA; Wireless Speakers PARADISE PARADISE 018208 DROVER, BRUCE; 018422 CAMP, SOPHIA; 019901 FORWARD, W J & L L; BISHOPS FALLS 008609 BINNS, ROBIN; BEACHSIDE CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH MOUNT PEARL 011371 HAINES, ENID & GORDON; 031290 BUTLER, WAYNE; ST. 033837 CANNING, GERALD; 012167 FRENCH, CHRISTINE; EARLY BIRD PRIZE CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH JOHN’S PASADENA CARBONEAR 2021 Ford Bronco Wildtrak 019794 HEALE, SHARON; 033471 COX, CATHY; GOULDS 010084 CHAULK, SUSAN; GANDER 023105 FRENCH, GUY; CAPLIN OR $60,000 cash! MOUNT PEARL COVE 035616 KELLY, KATHY; GOULDS 003466 ENDICOTT, RICK; ROCKY 024001 CHAYTOR, KIM; ST. 034131 LE SHANA, HEATHER; HARBOUR JOHN’S 005340 GARDNER, HARRY; ST. JOHN’S CORNER BROOK 016584 FITZPATRICK, (IN TRUST) 032805 CHIDLEY, WALTER; MOUNT BONUS PRIZE 017729 MCCORMACK, DAVID; ELEANOR; ST. JOHN’S PEARL 010699 GIBBONS, DAVID; MOUNT PORTUGAL COVE-ST. PEARL Cross Canada Tour For Two PHILIP’S 015225 LAMBERT, NATASHA; 001121 CLARK, GENEVA; ROCKY OR $25,000! MOUNT PEARL HARBOUR 005621 GORMAN, GARY; ST. 014179 FITZGERALD, CHRIS; 021927 MURPHY, BRIAN; ST. JOHN’S JOHN’S 010143 ROSENBERG, NEIL; ST. 013533 CLARKE, JUNE; ST. JOHN’S PARADISE JOHN’S 036162 GOSSE, ROBERT & RUTH; 034452 NEWHOOK, MIKE; LOGY 027550 CLARKE, LISA; BAY GANDER BAY-MIDDLE COVE-OUTER 018448 WALL, SAMANTHA; ST. ROBERTS VEHICLES COVE JOHN’S 036162 GOSSE, ROBERT & RUTH; 006517 CLOWE, GREG; RENEWS GANDER 2021 BMW x3 xDrive30i 016363 WOODFINE, DAVID; 022959 PENNEY, SEAN; HAPPY 006852 COFFIN, RODNEY; VALLEY-GOOSE BAY PARADISE 012210 GREEN, ROBBIE & PATTI; OR 2021 MINI Countryman CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH PORTUGAL COVE-ST. John Cooper Works AII4 034100 WALTERS, JEFFERY; 200 – Fitbit Inspire 2 Fitness PHILIP’S CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 035332 CONNOLLY, ADAM; ST. OR $60,000 cash! Trackers JOHN’S 005682 HACKETT, JEROME; 007771 WHITE, CRAIG; 017975 ABBOTT, JOHN; ST. WABUSH 010269 OSMOND, GEORGE; 035950 CRANSHAW, LINDA; ST. ST. JOHN’S CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH JOHN’S JOHN’S 027916 HANDRIGAN, STEPHEN; 10 – GoPro HERO8 001253 ALLEN, JOE & KAREN; ST. JOHN’S 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLA TORBAY 013641 CRITCH, RICHARD; 250 4Matic SUV Black Cameras PARADISE 005004 HANN, NICOLE; 033095 ANDERSEN, OLA; PORTUGAL COVE OR 2021 Mercedes-Benz A 004533 BRADBURY, KEITH; ST. 031431 CRONIN, DARLENE; JOHN’S CARTWRIGHT 220 4Matic Sedan SOUTH RIVER 029808 HARE, RUPERT; BURGEO 035822 ANDERSON, CRAIG; 039214 BURRY, MARION; ST. 037986 CRUMMEY, NATALIE; OR $50,000 cash! JOHN’S CORNER BROOK 005436 HARRINGTON, DAVID; ST. 022932 DOYLE, OLLIE; CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH JOHN’S 028577 ANDERSON, TONY; CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 027446 CARSCADDEN, JAMES; 005697 CURNEW, GERRY & PORTUGAL COVE-ST. GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR 018151 HAYNES, EUGENE; ST. BERTHA; ST. JOHN’S JOHN’S PHILIP’S 023619 ARMSTRONG, JAMES; ST. 000221 DALLEY, MARK; PARADISE VACATIONS 016567 COULTAS, ANNETTE; ST. JOHN’S 016733 HAYWARD, ERICA; MOUNT PEARL Maritimes Coastal Wonders JOHN’S 036290 AVERY, QUINN; HICKMANS 022806 DALTON, PAUL; CAPE BROYLE Tour (10 Nights) 039047 DIAMOND, KAREN; HARBOUR 022179 HEBBARD, ROBERT; GANDER 006775 MCHUGH, LINDA; SAVAGE COVE 037126 BADRY, MARIE; WESTPORT 023221 DAVIS, ELIZABETH; CORNER BROOK CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 011239 MANNING, ELAINE; 010099 HILLIER, SHERRI; HAPPY 036131 BAJZAK, KATRINA; ST. VALLEY-GOOSE BAY Fogo Island Getaway CORNER BROOK JOHN’S 016621 DAWE, AUDREY; CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 003953 MARSHALL, ANDRE; ST. 025003 HITCHEN, OLGA; MOUNT (5 Nights) 002563 BARRON, ROBERT S; PEARL 012125 VINCENT, PEARCE; JOHN’S WHITBOURNE 034927 DAWE, CALVIN; BAY ST. JOHN’S ROBERTS 019015 HOLLOWAY, ALPHONSUS 024388 PENNEY, KALVIN; CORNER 026445 BARTLETT, BYRON; ST. BROOK M; GANDER Wonders of Newfoundland JOHN’S 039491 DAWE, CHRIS; BAY 009182 SMITH, JENNY; ST. JOHN’S ROBERTS 035027 HOWELL, WILLIAM; ST. (11 Nights) 011279 BATTEN, WILLIAM R; JOHN’S 033310 BELISLE, MICHELLE; 018449 WALL, SAMANTHA; ST. CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 039491 DAWE, CHRIS; BAY ELLISTON JOHN’S ROBERTS 015658 HUNT, FRED & CAROLYN; 037741 BAVIS, MARGARET; MCKAYS ST.JOHN’S 005132 DENNIS, MAUREEN; St. John’s Staycation 5 - Pelican 70QT Elite Coolers LOURDES 037590 HUSSEY, JEAN; (2 Nights) 031018 ANDREWS, BOYD; KINGS 015356 BENNETT, ROB & KARYN; CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 024715 BUTLAND, MARILYN; POINT ST. JOHN’S 037264 DENSMORE, JEAN; ST. CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH JOHN’S 039421 HYNES, CALVIN; ARNOLDS 033678 NEWHOOK, BONITA; 002040 BILLARD, SUSAN; GRAND COVE NORMAN’S COVE FALLS-WINDSOR 037034 DEVEREAUX, BERNICE; CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 019414 JANES, KEITH; BAULINE LEISURE PRIZES 026223 POMEROY, PAUL; CORNER 001757 BOLAND, LATOYA; ST. 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ENGLEE BROYLE JOHN’S 023885 KENDELL, LINDA; 037962 SMITH, LYDIA; LONG COVE PORTUGAL COVE-ST. 005931 NOLAN, AUSTIN; 017517 BAIRD, COLIN; ST. JOHN’S 033135 CRANE, CHRIS; PARADISE PHILIP’S FRENCHMANS COVE FB 027268 SMITH, PAUL; FLATROCK 028027 BAMBRICK, MARILYN; ST. 024957 CRAWLEY, GORDON; 008883 KENNEDY, CAROLANN; 007280 NOSEWORTHY, MICHELLE; 016501 SMITH, STACY; ST. JOHN’S JOHN’S HOLYROOD ST.JOHN’S MOUNT PEARL 039507 SNOW, NANCY; 000213 BARTLETT, HARRY; 031839 CRIBB, JOAN; GARNISH 003493 KENNY, FRANCES; ST. 033575 O’MAONAIGH, MARIS; ST. CAMPBELLTON MOUNT PEARL JOHN’S JOHN’S 000250 CUDDY, HEATHER; 025447 SPARKES, STEPHANIE; 008169 BEAUMONT, RUBY; ST. CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 015056 KIELEY, DENA; GOULDS 034388 OSMOND, FRANCIS & HILLVIEW JOHN’S JOCELYN; BIRCHY BAY 032415 CULL, RODNEY; WINGS 005497 KIELEY, JANE; MOUNT 023538 STAMP, THELMA; ST.
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