Lottery Winners

Thu., June 18, 1998

Here are recent area winners of $100 or more in the Washington State Lottery:

$1,500

Bill Campbell of Deer Park.

$1,020

John Smathers of Spokane. $1,000

Al Jacobs of Spokane.

Jonathan Cummings of Mead.

Jerry Marco of Kettle Falls, Wash.

Eddie Schmipf of Spokane.

Truda Stanek of Spokane.

Samuel Bercier of Spokane.

John Simon of Spokane. $842

Dean Theodorson of Spokane. $706

D.A. Hettinger of Spokane. $681

Roy Nailor of Spokane. $678

Ruth Anderson of Fairfield. $622

Don Church of Spokane.

Shai Kilburn of Colbert.

Richard Jensen of Spokane. $603

Dennis Empson of Elk. $200

John Robins of Spokane.

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