Lottery Winners

Thu., May 6, 1999

Here are Inland Northwest winners of $100 or more in the Washington State Lottery for the week ending April 29, 1999.

$20,000

Wayne Boyer of Clarkston, Wash.

$1,000

Todd Samuels of Newman Lake.

Doris Lyman of Spokane.

Fredrick Fritz of Spokane.

Ronald Anderson of Spokane.

John Trump of Spokane.

Gary Towner of Spokane.

Milton Mort of Nine Mile Falls.

Gwendolyn Gadlin of Spokane.

$715

Joel Laffoon of Spokane.

Ernest LaSalle of Spokane.

Clarence Givens of Spokane.

$708

Della Gray of Spokane.

$693

Linda Shollenberger of Newman Lake.

$676

Michael Durkin of Spokane.

Georgia Beebe of Spokane.

Benjamin Jamison of Spokane.

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