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1 Paso Times Friday, Jan. 10, 2003 LOTTERY WINNERS The winning Lotto numbers drawn Wednesday: (1 10 18) (23) (14 Estimated jackpot: $20 million. Number of winners: none. Next drawing: 9:12 p.m. Saturday.

Estimated next jackpot: $25 million. The winning Cash 5 numbers drawn Thursday: 43 15 26 32 37 In Cash 5, the prize money is based on the amount of sales made in this game before each drawing. Next drawing: 9:12 p.m. today. The winning Pick 3 numbers drawn Thursday morning: 8 The winning Pick 3 numbers drawn Thursday night: 2 5 There are two Pick 3 drawings AVNER JANET KETTNER AVNER, 80, passed away Tuesday evening at her home surrounded by family and friends.

Janet was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on October 20, 1922. She attended Fernwood Grade School. She was a member of the Eighth-Grade Girls' Club and remained lifetime friends with the members. She graduated with honors from Bay View High School. After high school she worked for a summer and fall at the Bishop's Lodge and at the State Capitol in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

She returned to Wisconsin and graduated from the University of Wisconsin. During World War Il she supervised the construction of periscopes at Allis Chalmers. After the war she attended Columbia University on a scholarship from the American Red Cross where she earned her masters degree in social work. After graduation, Janet worked for the Red Cross at various Army posts throughout the States and also worked for two years in Trieste, Italy. Upon, returning to was station manager for the Red Cross at William Beaumont Hospital where she met her future husband, Dr.

S. Leight Avner, while discussing a patient's case. She began corresponding with Leight after she was transferred to another post. They were married after many letters and only two dates. They settled in El Paso, Texas.

Janet served the community through many organizations. She was President of the Board for the University Civic Ballet, board member of the YWCA, and the League of Women Voters. She organized and was the first president of the Monterey Park Association. In her sixties, she was diagnosed with macular degeneration, but she continued to be active in the community in spite of her failing eyesight. She worked as station chairman for the Red Cross at Fort Bliss and she lates received the FOR YOUR INFORMATION Monday through Saturday.

Players pay 50 cents to $5 to choose three numbers from 0 to 9, and can win $250 to $2,500 by matching the three numbers drawn in exact order. Smaller prizes are available for matching numbers in any order. Prizes are determined by the amount the player wagered. Next drawings: 11:27 a.m. and 9:12 p.m.

today. The winning Texas Two Step numbers drawn Tuesday: 2 13 (23 34 13 Bonus Ball In Texas Two Step, players pick four numbers from 1 to 35 in one field and choose a bonus ball number from 1 to 35 in another field. The top prize starts at $200,000. Next drawing: 9:12 p.m. today.

The winning Powerball numbers drawn Wednesday: New Mexico Powerball 16 22 26 44 46 20 3 Power Play Estimated jackpot: $30 million. Number of winners: none. prestigious Clara Barton Honor Award for Meritorious Volunteer Leadership. In her seventies, she worked at Project Vida several days a week as a counselor. In 1993 she received the National Association of Social Workers Lifetime Achievement member the First lane Presbyterian Sunday School teacher to hundreds of children, and served as church elder.

She loved and was loved by her family and the many friends she made throughout the enjoyed playing, tennis and exercising as long as she was able. She was preceded in death by her husband, S. Leight Avner, her parents, Walter and Molly Kettner, and her sister, Dorothy Ann Jones. She is survived by her daughter and sonin-law, Ann and Tim Geib, brother-in-law and his wife, Clyde and Shirlene Jones, nephew, wife, and grandnephew, Tom, Char, and Christopher Jones, nephew and his wife, Robert and Gail Jones, long-time friend and caregiver, Micaela Sanchez, and Janet's faithful poodle Sofia Lorena. The family wishes to thank all of Janet's many friends who, during the last few years, helped her keep doing all the things she loved to do when she was no longer able to drive.

We especially want to thank Micaela Sanchez, who assisted Janet every day to a live a full and wonderful life. Janet, we will always miss you, always love you, and always be grateful that you were part of our lives. A memorial service will be held at 1:00 PM on Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church of El Paso, Reverend Rebecca Whitaker officiating. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, a donation can be made to Project Vida or to a charity of your choice. Directed by San Jose Funeral Home 532- 1856.

San lose Funeral Home 915-532-1856 Next drawing: 8:59 p.m. Saturday. Estimated next jackpot: $38 million Tickets matching the first five numbers receive an estimated $100,000. The Power Play option may be chosen for an additional $1. Prizes from $3 to $100,000 are multiplied by 2, 3, 4 or 5 if a player has chosen the Power Play option.

SCHOOL MENUS School menus for this week in area school districts and the David Carrasco Job Corps Center. All meals include milk: Anthony Elementary Breakfast: sandwich pear fruit. Lunch: pizza, salad and mixed fruit. Anthony High School Breakfast: menudo, toast and fruit. Lunch: hamburger, french fries, fruit and pudding.

ed. Canutillo No menus Clint Breakfast: breakfast choice. Lunch: bean-cheese tapatia with salsa, lettuce, tomato, fruit compote and whipped topping. El Paso Breakfast: assorted juices, breakfast sandwich, Texas toast and cereal. Lunch: bean tapatia, fish patty or sub sandwich, Frito-Lay chips, shredded lettuce, tomato, pears and toasted bun.

Obituaries neral Homes, 480 N. Resler. Interment will follow. at the Fort Bliss National Cemetery at 1 p.m. Services entrusted to Sunset Funeral Home- West.

SUNSET FUNERAL, HOMES 587-4408 Owned 480 N. Rester KORTH Charlotte, Williams passed away Tuesday morning at her home. Charlotte Brooks was born and raised in Racine, Wisconsin and later moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she met her first husband Robert L. Williams. She and Robert moved to El Paso where they raised three children and started the furniture store that bears her name.

She was known nationally as leading interior designer and Charlotte's Furniture Store is still regarded as one of the premier furniture stores in the Southwest. In 1980 she married Fred Korth, former Secretary of the U.S. Navy. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Robert L. Williams and her second husband, Fred Korth; her sister Betty Miller, her brothers, Lewis, Edward and Robert Brooks and her son-law Pat F.

O'Rourke. She is survived by her children, Patricia Williams, Melissa O' 'Rourke and Brooks Williams; her grandchildren, Robert F. O'Rourke, Charlotte O'Rourke Bonnie Williams and Erin O'Rourke, and her brother-in-law Dorr Miller. Visitation will be held on Thursday, January 9, 2003 from 6 to 8 pm, with a rosary at pm at Sunset Funeral Home- West located at 480 N. Resler.

A funeral mass will be held at 10 am, Friday, January 10, 2003 at St. Luke's Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Memory Gardens of the Valley. Donations can be made to the El Paso Alzheimer's Association or the El Paso MuI seum of Art. Ser- I Fabens No menus provided.

Breakfast: wheat toast with jelly or quesadillas with salsa and fruit juice. Lunch: beef tacos, lettuce, tomato, ranch-style beans, fideo and Washington apple. San Elizario No menus provided. Socorro Breakfast: menudo with fixings and small Francescito. Lunch: sandwich, vegetable sticks with dressing, oatmeal cookie and apple.

Tornillo -Breakfast: sausage and juice. Lunch: deli sandwich, oven fries, fruit and cookie. stuffed Ysleta and Breakfast: French zesty sausage toast. Lunch: cheese pizza, green salad, applesauce and bread stick. Job Corps No menus provided.

STAR LIGHTER The Star on the Franklin Mountains may be lighted in honor of an El Pasoan or El Paso business. Tonight, the star will be lighted: In commemoration of the unveiling of Research Facility 1 of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, El Paso. From the The Smith Group. In loving memory of Gillian "Jill" Field, a wonderful person whom is greatly missed From Amanda, Shawn vices entrusted to Sunset Funeral Home-West. SUNSET FUNERAL HOMES 587-4408 Owned 480 N.

Resier IMANWARREN C.LARK. MANWARREN, resident of Abilene, Texas, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, January 8, 2003. He had lived in the El Paso, Texas area from 1965 until 2002. Born November 2, 1934, in Alamosa, CO, he was the son of the late William G. and Eunice Manwarren.

He married Carol Carothers on April 5, 1958 in Farmington, NM. Mr. Manwarren graduated in the Class of 1953 of Farmington High School in Farmington, NM, where he was a member of the football team and was the first student of that school to be named as an all-state football player. He graduated from the University of New Mexico where he received the Bachelor of Business Administration degree and where he also played football on a full scholarship. Mr.

Manwarren was employed from 1958 until his retirement in 1993, by the El Paso Natural Gas Company where he served as Director of Human Resources for many years. From 1965 until 2002, he was a member of the First Baptist Church of El Paso, serving on various church committees and as Sunday School teacher. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Abilene. He is survived by his wife, Carol, of the home; a son, Dr. Matthew Manwarren of Ander son, daughter and sonin-law, Ashley and Darrell Roy of Abilene, TX; two grandchildren, Nicholas Tay.

lor and Roy of Abilene; brother-in-law, John 0. Carothers of Plano, TX. A memorial service will be held at the First Baptist Church in Abilene at 11 a.m. on Saturday, January 11, with Dr. Christopher officiating, directed by Elliott- The cost to light a night, $200 a month.

To light Greater El Paso Commerce one 534-0500. the star is $35 week or $1,000 a the star, call the Chamber of week in advance, TODAY'S EVENTS Cook's meeting: Northeast city Rep. John Cook's breakfast meetings will resume today at 7:30 a.m. at Denny's Restaurant, 4690 Trans Mountain. His guest speaker will be Lairy Johnson of Asarco.

Information: 541-4140. Lego fun: The National Association of Women in Construction will sponsor a Lego competition from 9 to 11 a.m. today at Hughey Elementary, 6201 Hughey. Fourth-grade students at Hughey, will be given 100 Legos, a piece of foil, a piece of string and a rock. The top three contestants will receive savings bonds and the winning piece will compete at the regional level.

Information: Karen Edmonton at 833-9494. MAKE PLANS Youth art, awards ceremony slated: The Parks and Recreation department will have its third annual Mayor's Youth Art Showcase and Humanitarian Award Presentation from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 12 at the Lincoln Center, 4001 Durazno. The event will depict Martin Luther King Jr.

through artwork by El Paso area high-school students as well as local professional artists. Humanitarian awards will go to the following three categories: adult, youth male, and youth female. Mayor Ray Caballero will be present. Information: Eliseo Duran at 533-3311. Van drivers needed: Candelighters of the El Paso Area is in need of volunteer van drivers to transport patients to the hospital.

Volunteers must have good driving records and must give consent for a driving record background check. Information: 544-2222, Ext. 309. Repair class: The Washington Park Senior Center, 203 Washington, is offering a ance repair class from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays that is free' and open to the public.

A refrigeration theory class is 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to teach how to take care of and repair refrigerators. The classes, sponsored by the Project program, are taught by Elias Ayub. Information: 533-3207.

meeting: city Rep. Luis will not have his breakfast meetings for the holiday season. They will resume 5. Information: 541-4108. and loved.

and Kalil. Jesus Hernandez. Martin, 3839 MONTANA AVE. 566-3955 HALL Sergeant First Class RUSSELL HALL 46, beloved husband, father, friend, and devout fisherman, was born into his earthly life on January 9, 1956 in Independence, Kansas and entered his eternal life on January 6, 2003. Russ will be missed by his family and many friends who knew and loved him.

Russ was a sincere family man whose love for gardening was surpassed only by his deep love for his family. His heart seemed to sing when he was with his family and his song was his giant genuine smile. Russ believed that one of the best decisions he made early in his life was to join the military. He served in the U.S. Army for 19 years, using his keen mechanic senses and hardwork ethics to keep the Army on the move.

His military assignments included tours in Germany and along the Czech border, as well as several stateside assignments including Fort Bliss. His military awards included Army Commendation Medal (3rd a ward), Army Achievement Medal (2nd award), Good Conduct Medal (6th award), and also expert badges in rifle, pistol and grenade. Russ's love for serving his country continued beyond his military career. Before leaving us, he was an employee with the Border Patrol serving as the warehouse supervisor in Flight Operations. Russ is survived by his loving wife, Marcia, daughter Rebecca, son Steven, son Benjamin, father Harold Hall, mother Leona Jean Hall, step-father John Hall, brother Brad, Sister Michelle, sister Tracy, stepson Craig, stepdaughter Carrie and several nephews, nieces and other family relations.

We will truly miss Russ, but we know we will see him again. A Funeral service will be held at 11 am, Friday, January 10, 2003 at Sunset Hamil, Funeral 542 Hickory Abilene. will be at the resi2034 WooAbilene, 7-9 p.m. on January 10. burial will be in Goldthwaite, a date.

of flowers, may be to the First Foundation, First Baptist of El Paso, 805 Montana Avenue. El Paso, TX 79902. McDOW held TX, at In lieu memorials made Baptist Church Francis Madeline Occhipinti McDow was born in New Orleans, LA to Italian immigrant parents. During her formative years, she attended San Marcas Military Academy where she met her future husband and life long companion, Ishmael Mayo McDow (deceased). She furthered her education at the Dominican College of Louisiana where she majored in Home Economics.

Francis Mayo were married in 1944 and would have celebrated 58 years together. They raised three boys, Mayo, Ishmael Mayo Jr. and Thomas Shelly McDow. Francis also had four grandchildren Tony, Amber, Ashley and Alex as well as two sisters and two brothers Madeline, Farah, Anthony and Gasper. As a long time resident of El Paso, Francis and Mayo continued the family business.

The Rio Grande Pharmacy in downtown El Paso founded in 1910 by Mayo's father. The business survived 85 years closing its doors in 1995. Francis was an avid golfer throughout the years and had a handicap of 13. She was a regular participant in tournaments held at the El Paso and Juarez Country Clubs where she won numerous championship matches. Visitation will be held on Saturday, January 11, 2003 from 8:00 a.m.

to 9:00 a.m. with rosary at 9:00 a.m. at Martin Funeral Home West. Funeral mass will be held on Saturday, January 11, 2003 at St. Matthew Catholic Church at 11:00 a.m.

Inter- SERVICES IN THE AREA EGUIARTEJACOBO Maria "Chata" Eguiarte Jacobo passed away on Tuesday, January 7, 2003, in El Paso, Texas. She was born on April 29, 1908 in Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico to Carlos Eguiarte and Cirila Jacobo Eguiarte. Miss Eguiarte is preceded in death by her parents, Carlos and Cirila Eguiarte, her brother Arturo Atayde and her sister Dolores Eguiarte Noguera. She is survived by her sister Raquel Eguiarte Vigil Dwyer and by ten nephews and nieces, Arturo Atayde and wife Rose, Alberto Atayde, Cristina ViSalas and husband Rafael, Dolores Noguera Gresham and husband Will, Roberta Noguera, Michael Noguera and wife Barbara, Elizabeth Noguera Schanding and husband Clarence, Theresa Noguera Nolan and husband John, Victor Noguera, and Jacqueline Noguera. She is also survived by seven great- nephews and nieces.

Miss Eguiarte was retired after more than forty years of service as a dental assistant to Dr. Michael Prensky. A light has gone out in our family and in our family of friends. Her love, devotion, cheerfulness and sense of humor will be missed by all who knew her and by those whose lives she touched. Miss Eguiarte will lie in state Friday from 5:00 p.m.

to 9:00 p.m. at Martin Funeral Home Montana. Rosary Service will be held at 7:00 p.m. Friday at Martin Chapel. Funeral Mass will be held at 10:00 a.m.

Saturday at St. Patrick Cathedral. Pallbearers will be Michael Noguera, Rafael Salas, Victor Salas, and Jerry Triolo. Honorary pallbearers will be Arturo Atayde, Alberto Atayde and Victor Noguera. Burial will be at Restlawn Memorial Park.

The family would like to give special thanks to the fifth floor nursing staff at L.H.S. hospital services and to Dr. Jose Prieto, Dr. Alan Karp, and Dr. ARELLANO, CARMEN ENRIQUE, 69, Visitation: 10am-12pm with, Vigil service at San Jose F.H.

Chapel. Funeral Mass: at Our Lady of the Light Catholic Church. Cremation services to be held at a later date. Survived by wife Ana Arellano, children Enrique, Araceli, Angelica Arellano, Carmen Prieto, Isabel Lagasse, Elsa Ledesma. Arrangements by San Jose Funeral Home.

EGURE, SARA 79, Visitation: 3-9pm Saturday at La Paz F.H. Burial: Juarez, MX. Survived by sons Armando Valenzuela, David, Francisco, Jose Angel, Alfredo Egure, daughters Elizabeth Egure Vasquez, Hilaria Lucia, Christina Egure. Arrangements by La Paz Funeral Home. GREGORY, OK CHA, 55, Visitation: 5-9pm Today at Sunset F.H.

NE. Graveside Service: 10am Saturday at Restlawn Memorial Park Cemetery with Burial to follow. Survived by husband John H. Miller, son Norman E. Murphy, daughter Ruby Lee Murphy.

Arrangements by Sunset Funeral HomeHALL, RUSSELL, 46, Visitation: 9am-12pm Today with 11am Funeral Service at Sunset F.H. West. Burial: Ft. Bliss National Cemetery. Survived by wife Marcia, daughter Rebecca, sons Steven, Benjamin, father Harold, mother Leona, step-father John, step-son Craig, stepdaughter Carrie.

Arrangements by Sunset Funeral Home West. HOLMES, MYRTLE 90, Graveside Service: 10am Today with at Restlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by daughter Freddie, J. Holmes, sisters Mabel Dingee, Lilian Padbury. Arrangements by Martin Funeral Home-East.

KORTH, CHARLOTTE 82, Visitation has been held. Funeral Mass: 10am Today at St. Luke's Catholic Church. Burial: Memory Gardens. of the Valley.

Survived by son Robert Brooks Williams, daughters Patricia Melissa. Arrangements by Sunset Funeral Home West. LITTLE, ROSCOE, 92, Graveside Service: 3pm Saturday at Evergreen East Cemetery. Survived by sons Carl John Warren Little, broher Joseph O. Little sister Sarah Roselle.

Arrangements by Kaster: Maxon Futrell Funeral Home. LOYA, LUZ MARIA, 84, Rosary Service has been held. Funeral Mass: Today at St. Ignatius Catholic Church. Burial: Ft.

Bliss National Cemetery. Survived by children Roberto Guadalupe Loya, Maria L. Headley, David R. Loya, sister Esther Anaya. Arrangements by Martin Funeral Home-Central.

LUCERO, MAGDALENA, 81, Funeral Mass: Today at St. Pius Church. Burial: Mount Carmel Cemetery. Survived by sons Ricardo Carmona, Guillermo Patricio Lucero, daughter Olaya Gonzalez, brothers Gustavo Guillermo Espinoza, sisters Esther, Erlinda, Maria, Bertha Espinoza. Arrangements by Hillcrest Funeral Home-CaroliMARTINEZ, LEOBARDO, 82, Visitation: 4-9pm Today with 7pm Rosary at Mt.

Carmel F.H. Funeral Service: 12pm Saturday at St. Peter Paul Catholic Church. Survived by wife Angela Regalado, son Alfredo Matinez, Leticia Martinez, siblings Higinio Ismael Martinez Arrangements by Mt. Carmel Funeral Home.

MOORE, ROSABELLE 83, Funeral Mass: 12pm Today at St. Raphael Catholic Church. Burial: Ft. Bliss National Cemetery. Survived by sons Joseph L.

Moore, William C. Moore. Arrangements by Martin Funeral Home-East. MORALES ARTURO, Visitation: 4-9pm Today with 8pm Roy sary at La Paz F.H. funeral, Mass: 10am Saturday at Our Lady of rows Church.

Cremation after services. Survived by children Arturo Leopoldo, Nick, Sandra Margie, Cristina Morales, siblings Armando, Eduardo, Danny, Leopoldo, Annie Morales. Arrangements by La Paz Funeral Home. RODARTE, MARIA 72, Visitation: 10am-12pm Today with 11am Religious Services at San Jose F.H. Cremation services at a later date.

Survived by sons Pedro, Osvaldo, Jose, Joe Araiza, daught-' ers Patricia, Guadalupe, Angela, Maria Cruz Rodarte. Arrangements by San Jose Funeral Home. TRUJILLO, BERTHA 44, Visitation: 2-9pm Today with 7pm Rosary at Hillcrest F.H. Carolina Chapel. Funeral Mass: 9am Saturday at St.

Raphael Catholic Church. Burial: Mount Carmel Cemetery. Survived, by son Roberto Antonio daughter Kristine Elizabeth Trujillo, sisters Martha, Antonia, Irma, Norma, Helen, Corina. Arrangements by HilIcrest Funeral Home-Carolina. VASQUEZ, MARIA DE LOS ANGELES, 90, Visitation: 2-9pm Today with 7pm Rosary at Hillcrest F.H.

Carolina Chapel. Funeral Mass: Saturday at Our Lady of the Light Catholic Church. Burial: Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Survived by sons Rodolfo Vasquez, Ramon Vasquez, sister Esther Aguilera de Medina.

Arrangements by Hillcrest ment will follow at Memory Gardens of the Valley. Martin LES NORTH RESLER DR 504-1234 MORENO JOSE MORENO, 84. Funeral Mass will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at San Lorenzo Catholic Church. Burial at Clint Survived by wife Juliana Moreno, son Armando Moreno, daughters Dolores Valenzia, Irma Moreno Maria Elena Villarreal, sister Dolores Fernandez.

Directed by HILLCREST 1060 FUNERAL CAROLINA DRIVE. 598-3332. Martina C. Villegas, 85, passed away Thursday, January 9, 2003 in El Paso. She was a longtime resident of El Paso and was a member of the Catholic Church.

Mrs. Villegas was preceded in death by her daughter, Francisca Ruiz. She is survived her Villegas, Villegas and Sergio Villegas. Daughters, Esther Bertha Alicia Alvarez I and Olga Chavez. 27 17 Great Grandchildren.

Mother, Maria Amaro. and Sisters, Guadalupe, Victor, Pedro, Beto, Jesus, Maria San Juana, Manueli-. ta, Sara, Cuca and 3 Nena. Visitation wilbe be Friday from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.

atHillcrest Funeral Home Carolina. Recitation of the Ro2u sary will be Friday at 7 p.m. at HillcrestChapel. Funeral Mass will be Satura: day at 9:00 a.m. at San Jose Catholic.

Church. Members of the family will serve as Pallbear-0 ers. Interment will be in Mount Cemetery. Directed by HILLCREST FUNERAL HOME. 1060 CAROLINA DR.

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