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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

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

Date5/16/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0025142F
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4/3/1978
$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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Ernesto Torre and his $100,000 Wintario cheque
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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(...)
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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 (...)
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Frank Sellner: Buying dad and mom gifts with $100,000 Wintario win
Frank Sellner: Buying dad and mom gifts with $100,000 Wintario win
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