Lottery Winners

Thu., Aug. 3, 2000

Winners for July 14-27

$2,000

Bob Patrick of Colville, Wash.

Brian Ostberg of Spokane.

$1,206.

Terry Janke of Greenacres.

$1,150.

Charles Rohrbach of Spokane.

Patricia Skinner of Spokane.

Frank Buehler of Airway Heights.

$1,000.

William Sparks of Spokane.

Cindy DuBois of Colville, Wash.

Peggy Silva of Spokane.

Joseph Lamere Sr. of Spokane.

Victoria Becker of Clarkston, Wash.

Diane Martin of Nine Mile Falls.

Frank Moulton of Loon Lake, Wash.

Robert Hoxie of Chewelah, Wash.

Stephan Brink of Colville, Wash.

$946.

Ken Anderson of Spokane.

Sherry Campbell of Spokane.

Jerry Hubbard of Spokane.

$714.

Jolene Gangl of Newport, Wash.

$711.

Floyd Layton of Spokane.

$500.

James Parker of Spokane.

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