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Home News & Community Kirkfield resident wins $100,000 in instant scratch lottery

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Kirkfield resident wins $100,000 in instant scratch lottery

Wilma Marling won top prize in Power 5s game

By kawarthaNOW -

Published April 8, 2019

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Wilma Marling of Kirkfield with her $100,000 prize. (Photo courtesy of OLG)

Wilma Marling of Kirkfield in the City of Kawartha Lakes is celebrating after winning $100,000 in an instant scratch lottery.

She won the top prize in OLG’s Power 5s game (instant lottery game #2085), which is available for $5 per play with the top prize being $100,000.

Marling purchased her winning ticket at Daisy Mart on Colborne Street in Fenelon Falls.

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