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Wintario's Barbara Jesson She'll have red spots tomorrow
Wintario's Barbara Jesson She'll have red spots tomorrow

Wintario's Barbara Jesson She'll have red spots tomorrow

Date1/15/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Wintario's Barbara Jesson She'll have red spots tomorrow
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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_0025151F
Twice lucky? Daniel Skellett of London and his wife, Bonnie, have picked up ther $100,000 Wintario cheque but they aren't stopping there. Skellett more tickets from vendor Clem Ferreira. [Incomplete]
Twice lucky? Daniel Skellett of London and his wife, Bonnie, have picked up ther $100,000 Wintario cheque but they aren't stopping there. Skellett more tickets from vendor Clem Ferreira. [Incomplete]
10/15/1979
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
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
An office bash for Wintario winners, Six Toronto Star circulation department employees plan to celebrate a winning $100,000 Wintario ticket with a $1,000 office party for their fellow workers
An office bash for Wintario winners, Six Toronto Star circulation department employees plan to celebrate a winning $100,000 Wintario ticket with a $1,000 office party for their fellow workers
4/3/1978
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
5/16/1977
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
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
$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(...)
$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(...)
7/14/1975
Ernesto Torre and his $100,000 Wintario cheque
Ernesto Torre and his $100,000 Wintario cheque
3/14/1979
Frank Sellner: Buying dad and mom gifts with $100,000 Wintario win
Frank Sellner: Buying dad and mom gifts with $100,000 Wintario win
6/17/1983
$100,000 winners collect cheque today at the Wintario offices on Bloor St
$100,000 winners collect cheque today at the Wintario offices on Bloor St
6/27/1975
$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