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Munificent Millionaire. Scarborough maninist Ventura Pangilian, 33, isn't keeping his $1 million Super Loto win to himself. He says he will donate $50(...)
Munificent Millionaire. Scarborough maninist Ventura Pangilian, 33, isn't keeping his $1 million Super Loto win to himself. He says he will donate $50(...)

Munificent Millionaire. Scarborough maninist Ventura Pangilian, 33, isn't keeping his $1 million Super Loto win to himself. He says he will donate $50(...)

Date2/11/1980
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  • Munificent Millionaire. Scarborough maninist Ventura Pangilian, 33, isn't keeping his $1 million Super Loto win to himself. He says he will donate $50(...)
  • Munificent Millionaire. Scarborough maninist Ventura Pangilian; 33; isn't keeping his $1 million Super Loto win to himself. He says he will donate $50;000 to charity. Then he and his family will be making a trip to Pangilinan's native Phillipines - which he left almost penniless 10 years ago.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Munificent Millionaire. Scarborough maninist Ventura Pangilian; 33; isn't keeping his $1 million Super Loto win to himself. He says he will donate $50;000 to charity. Then he and his family will be making a trip to Pangilinan's native Phillipines - which he left almost penniless 10 years ago.
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