$1,096,682 JACKPOT WON IN CANADA NATIONAL LOTTO 649
1,096,682 Reasons to Trust Gail Howard's Lottery System
Here are some excerpts from the Camrose newspaper "Marie Cloarec has 1,096,682 reasons to
trust her lottery system. She won the jackpot Nov. 8 along with another ticket holder.
"Cloarec also won two five-number prizes and three four-number prizes in the draw which she
credits to a system of mathematical probabilities. She first started using the system one
and a half years ago from a book called Lotto How to Wheel a Fortune,
by Gail Howard.
Before the big win, she estimated she had won about $8,000.
"On the night of the draw, Cloarec was attending a meeting and asked her son Mark to get
the numbers from a CFCW broadcast. Mark knew she had been playing the number eight for
a few weeks and when she got home he told her it hadn't been drawn. He didn't check the
63 tickets she purchased. "Well I'll check them anyway," said Cloarec.
"Once she had the numbers Mark wrote down, she began to worry if they were official. She
waited to hear them again on CFCW, but when they weren't broadcast when she expected, she
called the station and told the announcer she thought she had a winner. "He asked me to
read the numbers off my ticket, then he said 'Ya, you got a winner.'" The numbers were
still unofficial, so Cloarec turned on the television to watch the draw retelevised on
the news.
"When we saw the winning numbers drawn, then all the hoopla started."
"Marie and two of her three children, Mark and Marguerite, started screaming and jumping
around. A call was also immediately placed to the eldest child, Michelle. In the meantime,
Marie's husband Joe had gone to bed saying he would believe it when he saw the money in the
bank. He believes it now since Marie picked up the check Nov. 10 and it's safely in the
bank."
"The prize was $2,185,361.60, but was split with another ticket holder. Her share amounted
to $1,092,680.80 plus the five and four number prizes she hit. She held 66 tickets for the
6-49 draw."
"She first started when she read about the book in a magazine and decided it would make a
fun hobby. She had never played a lottery before then.
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