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Winners' Payoffs: A Wedding and a House
SACRAMENTO, Calif.-(Business Wire)-July 19, 2008 - The two top winners on this week's show plan to take the significant steps of financing a wedding and a house. The grand total won this week was $127,500. The show aired statewide Saturday, July 19, 2008.
As do most brides, Tisha Waber, a newlywed from Simi Valley, incurred some debt from her recent wedding. "It was a beautiful beach wedding, but like most weddings, it was expensive," explained Waber after her recent win on the Big Spin. Waber was actually lucky enough to spin the wheel twice. Her first ball landed in the "Triple" spoke and her second ball landed in the "$25,000" spoke. She plans to use her $75,000 prize to payoff wedding debt and maybe even buy a new car.
The second big winner of the day was Consuelo Perez of Pomona who beat out nine other contestants to get to the Big Spin wheel. Perez, a machine operator, was eating at a Chinese food restaurant when she decided to buy a Big Spin ticket from the self-service terminal. She says she's planning to pay off her house with her $30,000 prize. -0- *T Winners Summary NAME CITY AMOUNT ———————— ———————- ———— Tisha Waber Simi Valley $75,000 Consuelo Perez Pomona $30,000 Adrian Estrada Sylmar $5,000 Esmeralda Walden San Francisco $4,000 Wendy Stack Oakdale $2,500 Ronald Amantia Simi Valley $2,000 Gerardo Moreno Mission Hill $2,000 Eve Chou Fremont $1,750 Lillian Chung Newport Coast $1,750 Sally Sanders Oxnard $1,750 M. Quento Cupertino $1,750 TOTAL $127,500 *T
For high resolution photos of Tisha Waber or Consuelo Perez please contact (916) 324-9639 or e-mail newsroom@calottery.com.
More than 95 cents of every Lottery dollar is returned to the community in the form of contributions to education, prizes and retail commissions. The California Lottery contributes at least 34 cents of every dollar that players spend on Lottery products to public education and returns more than 50 percent of sales to players in the form of prizes. Since its inception in 1985, the Lottery has contributed more than $20 billion to California schools out of total sales of nearly $55 billion. Retailers benefit too, earning $3.5 billion in compensation since 1985.
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