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| September Bingo & Extras BROOKFIELD - St. Luke Parish, 18000 W. Greenfield Ave., will hold 2 Sessions (10 games each session) of bingo on a special day during the annual St. Luke Parish Fall Festival. Regular Bingo plus progressive bingo will be held on Saturday Sept. 18th beginning at noon. The entire festival will run on Friday and Saturday, September 17th & 18, 2010, and features a Friday fish fry, Rupena's Chicken Dinner and music by Bobby Way and the Fabulous Wayouts and Chasin' Mason. For 2010, St. Luke is adding a Marketplace in which people may sell home-made crafts, artwork or merchandise from a home-based business. For more information, see the festival's website at: www.stlukefestival.org. WEST ALLIS - The KC/Trinity Council, playing bingo at the KC #3095 Hall, 1800 S. 92nd St., have announced that they will be hosting bingo on Labor Day, Monday September 6th. 3 Sessions plus progressive bingo will be played. Session start times are: 1st at 5:00 PM, 2nd at 6:00 PM and 3rd at 8:00 PM. Progressive Bingo will follow. KC/Trinity Council will also offer a raffle and pull tabs. There will be a FREE dauber for all players at the 1st session. MILWAUKEE - Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish, 2733 W. Euclid Ave., has announced that their Sunday Bingo session will return starting on the 19th of September at 1:00 PM. Doors are set to open at 11:00 AM. PEWAUKEE - Queen of Apostles Parish, 449 W. Wisconsin Ave., has announced a new schedule for progressive bingo consolation prizes. When the next progressive bingo game is started, Queen of Apostles will pay out a consolation prize of $400 when 48 calls are required to win the jackpot. The parish will also pay $300 when 49 calls are required, and $200 when 50 calls are required. At 51 calls and higher, the parish will pay a $100 consolation prize. RACINE - St. John Nepomuk Parish, 700 English Street, will return from summer vacation by offering their first bingo on Friday September 3rd, 2010. Games will begin at 7:00 PM. LAS VEGAS: It’s your last chance for MILLION-DOLLAR BINGO! - The biggest bingo event in Las Vegas is almost here! It is Station Casinos’ Million Dollar Bingo game and is being played on September 20th & 21st. $500,000 is guaranteed each day! You may still book your lucky seat at Palace Station, Boulder Station, Texas Station, Sunset Station, Santa Fe Station Red Rock and Aliante Station. For complete details or to view seating charts, see their ad in this issue or go to: www.StationCasinosBingo.com. Reserve now by calling 1-866-961-3361. Don’t miss out on the largest bingo game ever held in Las Vegas! Try your luck! LAS VEGAS: $100,000 BINGO BASH! - Remember September 11th as the day you won big at the Coast $100,000 Bingo Bash. That could happen this year, all you have to do is sign up. Coast Casinos in Las Vegas have linked their 3 bingo rooms to bring you this exciting event. The $100 Entry Fee includes: one 9-on pack, one dual duab coverall and a dauber. Special room packages are available. To reserve your seat and room package call one of the following resorts. Suncoast 1-877-636-7111 ext. 5611; Gold Coast 1-800-331-5334 ext. 8863; or Sam’s Town 1-877-489-4889. You can also see more information on their website at: www.CoastCasinosBingo.com and their ad in this issue of the Bingo Bugle. Give September 11th a winning meaning this year and play in the $100,000 Bingo Bash Las Vegas. SEAL CARDS: IT'S WHAT'S NEW, AND FUN! Bingo, along with social and fraternal club patrons will be seeing a new pull-tab play style soon: seal cards. Seal cards are short count pull-tabs games with instant winners, but the top prize is determined by “HOLD” tickets. There is a set number of “HOLD” tickets with unique numbers that determine the top prize award once the game is sold out. The new game from the Wisconsin Lottery is “Heavenly 7’s.” The game contains tickets with one top prize of $200 or two top prizes of $1 00. One or two top prizes are awarded once an the tickets are sold out. A special “seal card” is used to deterrn.ine the winner by pulling a tab that reveals one or two winning “HOLD” tickets. There are 12 “HOLD” tickets in the game, ranging from “013” to “1113.” The seal card also has a feature where the top prize awarded can be one $200 winner or two $100 winners. This option is determined by the operator. Instant winner prizes are determined by symbol combinations, as in regular pulJ-tab games, and range from $20 to $1 winners. There are 420 tickets in each individually serial numbered game. All games have “CASHIER,” a total winning amount symbol found on all winning and “HOLD” tickets. “CASHIER” will indicate the total winning amount of each winning ticket in a bold yellow box with red type. On the “HOLD” tickets, the yellow box wil1 display the word “HOLD” in red type. Red win bars through winning symbol combinations also indicate instant Winners. Contact the Wisconsin Lottery for more information, at 800-242-7782. |