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$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

$100,000 lottery winner Sanor Nagy, 48, of Hamilton, weeps with excitement after Wintario Cheque

Date7/25/1975
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  • $100;000 lottery winner Sanor Nagy; 48; of Hamilton; weeps with excitement after Wintario Cheque. Yesterday; he was down to his last nickel. He had spent his last $40 Thursday on the ticket and at the racetrack.
  • $100,000 lottery winner Sanor Nagy, 48, of Hamilton, weeps with excitement after Wintario Cheque
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Original Toronto Star caption: $100;000 lottery winner Sanor Nagy; 48; of Hamilton; weeps with excitement after Wintario Cheque. Yesterday; he was down to his last nickel. He had spent his last $40 Thursday on the ticket and at the racetrack.
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