Lottery

Thu., Oct. 19, 2000

Here are the Spokane-area winners of $100 or more in the Washington State Lottery through Oct. 12.

$5,000

Loretta Lines, Greenacres.

Diane Quellmalz, Spokane.

$2,500

Dixie Simpson, Spokane.

$2,000

Denise Martz, Spokane.

Don Engel of Spokane.

$1,000

Kristi Cronkhite, Spokane.

Terrence Johnson, Ritzville, Wash.

Troy Anglin, Anchorage, Alaska.

Willie Townes, Spokane.

Stephen Piper, Spokane.

Darlene Hurlbert, Spokane.

Ordell Schueneman, Spokane.

Joseph Manzi, Spokane.

Marshall Turner of Spokane.

Richard Fulsaas of Spokane.

Carl Weaver of Spokane.

Randall Hodneland of Spokane.

Scott Cryster of Spokane.

Kenni Butler of Spokane.

Charles Arntson of Spokane.

James Harris of Wilbur, Wash.

Debra Prichard of Richland, Wash.

Roger Angstrom of Wilbur, Wash.

$647

Heath Sellers, Spokane.

Carl Bingham, Newman Lake.

James Bloxom of Veradale.

$644

Robert Stewart of Spokane.

$641

John Moyer of Spokane.

Jeri Blakeley of Newman Lake.

Thomas Myklebust of Spokane.

Stan Hughes of Liberty Lake.

Jerry Orth of Spokane.

Ruby Phan of Spokane.

Barbara Stolz of Spokane.

Steven Bedow of Spokane.

Nancy Combs of Veradale.

$631

Ted Lanman of Spokane.

Hugh Everhart of Spokane.

$628

Cecil Walker of Spokane.

$626

Gary Whittle, Spokane.

$603

Preston Curtis of Spokane.

James Ballard of Cheney.

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