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She returned to work yesterday after learning she had won $100,000 top prize in Wintario lottery, but Ludmilla Naarsmaa says her husband wants her to (...)
She returned to work yesterday after learning she had won $100,000 top prize in Wintario lottery, but Ludmilla Naarsmaa says her husband wants her to (...)

She returned to work yesterday after learning she had won $100,000 top prize in Wintario lottery, but Ludmilla Naarsmaa says her husband wants her to (...)

Date11/14/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: She returned to work yesterday after learning she had won $100;000 top prize in Wintario lottery; but Ludmilla Naarsmaa says her husband wants her to retire. I've got to go to work on Monday. I can't let my bosses down.
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That's not chicken feed, Waving cheque and wearing his $100,000 smile after claiming one of the two top prizes in Thursday's night's Wintario lottery (...)
That's not chicken feed, Waving cheque and wearing his $100,000 smile after claiming one of the two top prizes in Thursday's night's Wintario lottery (...)
7/11/1975
$100,000 win ends money worries, Switchboard operator Helen Rodgers, 60, of Ottawa, flashes cheque for $100,000 she won in Thursday's Wintario lottery
$100,000 win ends money worries, Switchboard operator Helen Rodgers, 60, of Ottawa, flashes cheque for $100,000 she won in Thursday's Wintario lottery
9/20/1976
Smokes family is all smiles after learning Ontaio Supreme court is allowing them to have $3,000 of $100,000 their son, Judd, 11, won in Wintario draw (...)
Smokes family is all smiles after learning Ontaio Supreme court is allowing them to have $3,000 of $100,000 their son, Judd, 11, won in Wintario draw (...)
12/7/1976
A dream comes true: Jack and Lean Shepard beam at their 2-year-old grandson, Kenny, after picking up their $100,000 Wintario lottery cheque today at the Wintario office
A dream comes true: Jack and Lean Shepard beam at their 2-year-old grandson, Kenny, after picking up their $100,000 Wintario lottery cheque today at the Wintario office
5/14/1976
$100,000 winner in the Wintario lottery took his ticket to Queen's Park to collect today instead of going to work
$100,000 winner in the Wintario lottery took his ticket to Queen's Park to collect today instead of going to work
6/13/1975
$100,000 lottery winner Sanor Nagy, 48, of Hamilton, weeps with excitement after Wintario Cheque
$100,000 lottery winner Sanor Nagy, 48, of Hamilton, weeps with excitement after Wintario Cheque
7/25/1975
Not too late: Pensioner A.E. (Bert) Ralph, 76, Shelburne, says he wishes he'd had his $ 100,000 cheque from Wintario 20 years ago. I'd have lived it u(...)
Not too late: Pensioner A.E. (Bert) Ralph, 76, Shelburne, says he wishes he'd had his $ 100,000 cheque from Wintario 20 years ago. I'd have lived it u(...)
10/12/1982
Family shares $1 million, Million-dollar kisses are showered on 68-year-old Dora Soal of Omemee by her family yesterday as she holds cheque for $1 million she won in Provincial Lottery
Family shares $1 million, Million-dollar kisses are showered on 68-year-old Dora Soal of Omemee by her family yesterday as she holds cheque for $1 million she won in Provincial Lottery
11/2/1976
Holding $100,000 cheque, Joseph Tierney smiles at his daughter, Patricia, 25, at Wintario lottery office in Toronto today. Tierney, 62, a retired Bell(...)
Holding $100,000 cheque, Joseph Tierney smiles at his daughter, Patricia, 25, at Wintario lottery office in Toronto today. Tierney, 62, a retired Bell(...)
11/4/1975
The $100,000 prize Casimir Kruszka and his wife, Susan, got yesterday at the Wintario office will be worth only about $50,000 to them. They live in Bl(...)
The $100,000 prize Casimir Kruszka and his wife, Susan, got yesterday at the Wintario office will be worth only about $50,000 to them. They live in Bl(...)
8/25/1975
A share in a $1 million Olympic lottery ticket is held by Irene Boyko, at her home in Oshawa with her husband, dentist William Boyko, but she won't sa(...)
A share in a $1 million Olympic lottery ticket is held by Irene Boyko, at her home in Oshawa with her husband, dentist William Boyko, but she won't sa(...)
6/12/1975
Homeless but happy, Maria Pede (left) had to flee from her Mississauga home Sunday but her husband, Bernadino, took his Wintario ticket along, and yes(...)
Homeless but happy, Maria Pede (left) had to flee from her Mississauga home Sunday but her husband, Bernadino, took his Wintario ticket along, and yes(...)
11/13/1979