Rotary's second place winner gets oodles of cash
Photo: Scott Seline (left) and Rotary President Moira Green (far right) present Connie Soychuk her prize on Thursday – Christine Rumleskie/Energeticcity.ca
A local woman is $25,000 ahead after winning second place in the Fort St. John Rotary Mega Lottery.
Connie Soychuk was presented with her cheque at a Rotary luncheon on Thursday afternoon. She won second place in the draw, and had the choice of a vehicle or the cash.
The annual fundraiser raked in more than $435,000 just short of the Rotary Club’s $500,000 goal.
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