Lottery Winners

Thu., July 1, 1999

Here are the Inland Northwest winners of $100 or more in the Washington State Lottery for the week ending June 24:

$3,000

Deborah Hess of Sprague, Wash.

$2,000

Rae Rutherford of Spokane.

$1,000

Paula Thomas of Spokane.

Christine McKee of Spokane.

Cliff Walton Jr. of Mead.

George Rambo of Oakesdale, Wash.

$800

Arlie Weis of Spokane.

$646

Aina Kulzer of Spokane.

John Lassey of Spokane.

James Gwinn of Pomeroy, Wash.

$640

Charles Swoda of Fairchild Air Force Base.

$626

William Torgerson of Spokane.

$608

Nadyne Paget of Spokane.

Colleen Arsenault of Spokane.

Joseph Boinski of Spokane.

$500

Miriam Corisis of Spokane.

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