Lottery

Thu., Oct. 16, 1997

Here are the Spokane-area winners of $100 or more in the Washington State Lottery for the week ending Oct. 9:

$20,000

Amanda Tripple of Clarkston, Wash.

$2,500

Denise Steen of Spokane.

$1,000

Delores Simnioniw of Spokane.

Gerald Gentle of Greenacres.

Vernon Peters of Spokane.

Gust Moeller of Spokane.

Wyatt Hoelzle of Spokane.

Steven Boyd of Chewelah, Wash.

Karen Patton of Spokane.

Merle Derrick of Spokane.

Bryan James of Spokane.

$835

Lyall Akehurst of Spokane.

$753

R. M. Countryman of Spokane.

$750

Edward Harris of Pullman.

$703

Robert Jungert of Asotin, Wash.

Judy Deerwester of Newport, Wash.

$500

Jerome Stark of Spokane.

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