Lottery

Thu., Feb. 2, 1995

Here are the Spokane-area winners of $100 or more in the Washington State Lottery for the week ending Jan. 26:

$2,500

Mary Wiecks of Post Falls, Idaho.

Jorge Benavidez of Spokane.

$1,000

Douglas Deabler of Veradale.

Kathryn Elliott of Spokane.

Donald Pipes of Medical Lake, Wash.

Patrick Sheafor of Spokane.

Nobuko Barron of Spokane.

Jackie Larsen of Spokane.

Robert McAlister of Spokane.

John Szabo of Greenacres, Wash.

Charlotte Lorean of Tekoa.

Flo Hamner of Spokane.

Phillip Moore Sr. of Spokane.

Tibor Ertl of Colbert, Wash.

Jerry Watkins of Spokane.

$797

Martha Harris of Spokane.

$750

Troy Cunningham of Spokane.

John Polello of Spokane.

$711

Carole Haynes of Medical Lake, Wash.

George Piukkula of Colbert, Wash.

$653

Robert Watson of Post Falls, Idaho.

$634

Alfred Nichols of Spokane.

Mary McKay of Spokane.

Arthur Sturgeon of Otis Orchards, Wash.

Leroy Haskins of Spokane.

$601

Violet Harding of Spokane.

$500

Cheryl Alstrom of Spokane.

$445

Roy Broberg of Spokane.

$330

Jim Lake of Spokane.

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