Southpoint Sun - August 10, 2022

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Hogs 50-50 raffle climbs to incredible $587,125 By Mark Ribble Two days before the start of the Hogs for Hospice weekend — July 27 — the Hogs 50-50 jackpot sat at $65,000. While it was expected that the jackpot would grow exponentially over the course of the big weekend, likely nobody involved expected the jackpot to grow to heights never seen before. On the morning of August 4, with about 12 hours to go, the total got over $400,000. When the dust settled on draw day — Friday, August 5 — Jamie Poisson of Windsor had won $587,125, which eclipsed previous amounts by more than $400,000. The build-up to the deadline was a story in itself, as the totals kept climbing as each hour passed. Things got so hectic that the website was down much of the evening on Thursday. Ticket buyers were able to get tickets through the Hogs Facebook page. The Hogs committee will present the cheque to Jamie Poisson next week and the Sun will be there to document that monumental presentation. Stay tuned for more details on the presentation and on the big winner. Of course, Erie Shores Hospice was also a big winner, collecting not only the other half of the 50-50 pot, but the proceeds from the weekend, which are still being tabulated.

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Carter Moguel, 8, Viviana Dyvenko, 9, Bianca Dyvenko, 9, and Marcus Dyvenko, 6, are ready to cast a spell after spending the evening listening to the sounds of Harry Potter by the WSO. SUN photos by Deanna Bertrand

WSO wows with wizardly wonder

By Deanna Bertrand It was a very warm sunny evening Saturday, August 6 for approximately 500 concertgoers on the hill at Seacliff Beach and the Leamington Sunset Amphitheatre for the Windsor Symphony Orchestra (WSO) summer concert. The free concert, sponsored by the Municipality of Leamington, was part of the WSO outdoor concert series and featured a full orchestra performing music from the popular Harry Potter series of movies. The WSO is celebrating its 75th season and will be back in Leamington De-

cember 2 to play Handel’s Messiah at Leamington Mennonite Church.

The next free WSO outdoor concert is Saturday, August 13 at Reaume

Park in front of the Peace Fountain in Windsor.

Conductor and Music Director Maestro Robert Franz leads the WSO Saturday evening.

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