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TWO SENECA PLAYERS CLUB MEMBERS CRUISE OFF WITH
NEW VEHICLES FROM SENECA ALLEGANY CASINO

Truck, motorcycle were Grand Prizes in casino promotion

SALAMANCA, NEW YORK - With a little help from Seneca Allegany Casino, Kathleen Stornes and Edward Aiello are ready to rule the road.

Stornes and Aiello were the Grand Prize winners in Seneca Allegany Casino's 'Rule The Road" promotion, which ran from July 30 - September 10.

A resident of Jamestown, New York, Stornes won a Ford F-150 Special Edition Harley-Davidson truck, while Aiello, of Ridgeway, Pennsylvania, took home a Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

Large crowds gathered in the casino's lobby on Sunday, eagerly waiting to hear if their name would be called as the winner of one of the two vehicles.

The first drawing occurred at 6 p.m., and Stornes was announced as the winner of the truck.

Three hours later, at 9 p.m., anticipation filled the air once again, with everyone's eyes this time on the motorcycle.

Aiello's name was called.

'We could not be happier with the way this promotion worked out," said Gus Tsivikis, General Manager at Seneca Allegany Casino. 'Everybody was very excited by the prizes we were offering to our Seneca Players Club members, and there was a great energy throughout the facility all night. We're extremely happy for our two winners."

Opened on May 1, 2004, Seneca Allegany Casino features 48,000 square feet of world-class gaming, including more than 1,900 slot machines and over 20 table games.

Ground was broken in October 2005 on a $160 million, 212-room resort hotel complex at the facility. The new Seneca Allegany Casino and Hotel will offer patrons 64,000 square feet of gaming, four restaurants, a full-service spa and salon, and supreme comfort and luxury nestled among the foothills of the Allegany Mountains.