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A bride and $100,000 are the latest acquisitions of 77-year-old Nikolai Valge who won the big money in June 10 Wintario draw. Valge and Sigrid Luitsal(...)
A bride and $100,000 are the latest acquisitions of 77-year-old Nikolai Valge who won the big money in June 10 Wintario draw. Valge and Sigrid Luitsal(...)

A bride and $100,000 are the latest acquisitions of 77-year-old Nikolai Valge who won the big money in June 10 Wintario draw. Valge and Sigrid Luitsal(...)

Date6/24/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: A bride and $100;000 are the latest acquisitions of 77-year-old Nikolai Valge who won the big money in June 10 Wintario draw. Valge and Sigrid Luitsalu; 60; were married in St. Andrew's Lutheran Church on Jarvis St. yesterday; making in Estonian. She had agreed to the marriage day before the lottery.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0025136F
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1/3/1986
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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 richer at 89, Waving his cane at photographers, James Bedford Allen, an 89-year-old former real estate salesman, left Wintario offices in Tor(...)
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10/12/1982
Wintario hostess Mary Jane Friessen draws numbers at first draw earlier this year
Wintario hostess Mary Jane Friessen draws numbers at first draw earlier this year
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4/20/1976
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Socking it to Wintario, Fred Nash of Cornwall wracked his brian trying to think of a safe place to keep his $100,000 Wintario ticket
Socking it to Wintario, Fred Nash of Cornwall wracked his brian trying to think of a safe place to keep his $100,000 Wintario ticket
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