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THE EL PASO TIMES, Friday, February 20, 1980 Pare Horwitz dies; El Paso businessman esses, including The United plus his brother's' and sister's companies, The Hortex, The Texas Store and The Popular of Las Cruces. The fund provides grants, aids and scholarships for disadvantaged students at the University of Texas at El Paso. Mr. Horwitz added another $10,000 Funeral services for Abe Horwitz, founder of the Horwitz Endowment Fund, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the Harding McDaniel Montana Chapel.

Mr. Horwitz, 81, lived in El Paso for 60 years. He established the $10,000 fund in memory of all Southwest Hispanics who loyally served his family's busin- to the fund last year. His nephew, El Paso lawyer Julian Horwitz, said his uncle willed another $10,000 to the fund. A retired merchant, Mr.

Horwitz was in partnership with Oskar Rosen and Bernard Krupp in creating The United, a corporation of soft goods stores throughout the Southwest. His brother was the late Louis Hor- witz, founder of Hortex manufacturers of Billy the Kid clothing. Mr. Horwitz is survived by his nephews, Hortex executives Albert: and Henry Horwitz, Julian Horwitz and Richard J. Rosen, all of El Paso, and Robert Horwitz of Ohio; a niece, Janice Malmouth of California; and four grandnieces.

Burial will be in Mt. Sinai Cemetery. Mary Cunningham dies after surgery Public hearing to explain funding of education for the handicapped Mary Cunningham, who with her husband, former El Paso Western author Gene Cunningham, was hostess to such literary figures as Zane Grey and Earl Stanley Gardner, died Sunday in Dallas after surgery. Mrs. Cunningham, 81, was the first Yeomanette to join the United States Navy from El Paso during World War I.

Mrs. Cunningham and her husband returned to El Paso in 1925. While living in their Austin Terrace home, Mr. Cunningham wrote most of his Western novels and his historical classic "Triggernometry," still regarded as one of the most accurate reports of Western gun- fighters. He also served as literary editor of The El Paso Times.

During World War II, Mrs. Cunningham served as section director of a national defense section in San Francisco. After her husband's death in California, Mrs. Cunningham accumulated 28,000 hours as a Red Cross Volunteer at Fort Miley in San Francisco. She returned to Texas in 1970.

Mrs. Cunningham is survived by three children; Murney Call of Garland, Texas, Jean Weakley of Dallas and Col. Cleve Cunningham of Rough and Ready, seven grandchildren and five great -grandchildren. Memorial services were Monday in Dallas. GOING You have just 9 hours to save like never All living room, bedroom, home car stereos in the store will be reduced up Many one-of-a-kind bargains, so 1st come 1st serve nO layaways, rainchecks or dealers please.

Sale Ends Friday, 7:00 P.M. CAR STEREO 6x9 TRIAXEE SPEAKERS 100'S CAR STEREOS SUPER SOUND OUT OF BOXES 8 TRACK OR CASSETTE AS IS $15 SAVE $39 BOOSTER BLOWOUT 40 EXPANDER WATT REG. $39 $151 60 WATT AMP REG. $50 $22 (AS 5. BAND BOX) EQUALIZER $29 60 WATT (NO BOX, AS IS) BASE TREBLE $16 FRIDAY ONLY! FRIDAY ONLY! STEREO 4x10 TRI-AX'S 7 BAND HEAD PHONES.

CAR SPEAKERS GRAPHIC PR. WITH 20 OUNCE MAGNET EQUALIZER $1395 VALUE 129 $69 FINE QUALITY DROP-TOP Top 17" TABLE Diam. BENTWOOD HALL Mt. Beautiful Walnut, Finish. TREE Perfect for Great Classic design.

Fine hardwood walnut finish. 12 hooks to umbrella rings. Full 72" tall. WHILE THEY Great for you or as a gift! LAST NOW LUAN MAHOGANY $1999 $28 LIMITED SUPPLY NO RAINCHECKS ONLY 10 SEATS TO SELL 7-PC. BEAUTIFUL CHAIR, OTTOMAN SLOPPY JOE SOFA, END ROCKER TABLES $29900 COFFEE TABLE 2 YOUR LAST El Paso news of record BIRTHS Newark: Mr.

and Mrs. Raymundo Villegas, Ben Swain, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Reyad Bander Yousuf, Juarez, girl; Mr.and Mrs. Antonio Villegas, Juarez, girl.

Providence: Mr. and Mrs. Gary Garammer, 10061 Imperial, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Torres; 419 Carmelita, a boy; Mr.

and Mrs. Jeft Treival, 10017 Imperial, a boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES Christopher Richard Apodaca, 18, 7137 Orange and Rebecca Madrid, 18, 229 Arbor; James vey Bailey, 40, Odessa, Texas, and Ramona Scarborough, 41, 2309 Den Venturi; Thomas E. Brewer 21, Kelly Hall, UTEP, and Florence Jan Ullmer, 22, Keily Hall, UTEP; Jay Albert Butler, 20, 504 Cincinnati, and Maria Bertha Caldera, 19, 807 Rio Grande: Jose Luis Castillo, 24, 2200 Grant, and Luz Andrea Castillo, 21, 3419 Memphis; Jaime Castro, 18, 5300 Yvette, and Elizabeth Ann Berley, 18, 10564 Champlain; Ronald Lee Coonrod, 18, Fort Bliss, and Susana Hipolito, 18, 3631 Truman; Gabriel Javier Crespo, 22, Juarez, and Shirley Ann Duran, 18, 10226 Byway: Samuel Jose Diaz, 32, 126 Schutz, and Celia Madero, 22, same; Robert do, 21, Fort Bliss, and Patricia Acosta, 21, 6060 andell: Arthur Irizarry, Lilia 29, 3005 Red Coral, and Elva Reza, 27, 816 Linarez: Douglas William Land, 34, 2304 Sea Side, and Doris Lea Flores, 31, same; Carlos Max Mendoza, 28, Clint, Texas, and Jay Henson, 42, same; Barry George Owen, 27, 459 Riverside, and Tryna Lynn Herald, 21, 4506 Vulcan; Javier Graciano Ramirez, 27, 2701 Louisiana No.26, and Estela Thresea Mejia, 30, same; Larry Randolph, 29, 8606 Lawson, and Rosa Salas 19, same; Nicanor Saenz, 46, Juarez, and Raquel Salas- Flores, Las Cruces; Bruce Arthur Tesmer, 33, Manhattan Beach, Calif. and Mary Kathleen Pursley, 25, 7900 Viscount No.

648; Alejandro Valles, 20, 7666 Franklin Drive, and Sandra Dominguez, 19, 7221 Baker Road; Guadalupe Velasquez, 57, 225 Alicia, and Adela Martinez, 32, same. IN THE COURTS Divorces decreed: Howard W. Stroh and Rita Vinskey Stroh; Laura Carol Hartshorn and Ronald Edward Hartshorn; Pamela Rae Burke and Richard William Burke; Robert Allen Wirth and Faye Ann Wirth; William S. Wood and Alta Earles Wood; Maria Gloria Salcedo and Alejandro Saicedo; James O. Thompson and Mary S.

Thompson: Irma C. Duran and Leopoldo A. Duran; Debbie Ruth Potter and Ricky Lee We Spaghettied on our first date at Pizza Inn Nicanor Saenz, 46, Juarez, DETAILS 544-1950 same; DIABLO CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS SAT. MARCH 1ST DUDLEY FIELD 9A.M. DETAILS 544-1950 Potter: Edward Bernstein and Judith A.

Bernstein; Federic W. H. Browning and Estella Browning, 43 Divorces petitioned: Candelaria Rivas Orozco and Elias Orozco; Julieta S. Arredondo and German R. Arredondo; Barbara Ann ilton and Lonnie James Hamilton; Rebecca Valdez and Robert Valdez; Danny Lee Avant and Eva Faye Avant; Ann Elizabeth Butler and John Harold Butler Ill; Calleen M.

Collord and John B. Collord; Nellie Alicia Bujanda and Charley Buianda; Otho F. Sollis and Barbara Sue Soilis; NancyAnn Eads and Erick Derry Eads. Divorces tiled: Roberto Martinez and Luisa Martinez; Argie M. Hogue and Ernest Hogue; Sheila J.

Rodgers and Dannie E. Rodgers; Janice Ann Miller and Aubrey Wayne Miller; Victor Puente and Alicia Puente; Catalinas Leos and Efrain Leos. Parents and citizens interested in the education of the handicapped are encouraged to attend a public hearing from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, in Rooms 616-618 of Region XIX Education Service Center.

Participants will hear how the state plans to use designated federal funds during the fiscal years 1980 and 1981-83. Copies of the 1981-83 State Plan are available in Room 600 of the Education Service Center for review. Written comments may be mailed to Ken Crow, director of Special Education Developmental Services at the Texas Education Agency in Austin. The comments will be reviewed, incorporated and responded to in the final draft of the plan to be mailed to the State Board by April 12. ONLY FRIDAY ONLY FRIDAY OUT OF ONLY FRIDAY ONLY FRIDAY FINAL FRIDAY ONLY DAY FRIDA A TAP A FREIGHT SALES SALE HOURS 10-7 FRIDAY ONLY ON N.S.

FREEWAY master charge CHANCE TO BUY JOE SCHWARTZ JEWELERS MORNINGSIDE STORE ONLY CLOSED SUNDAY OPEN SATURDAY 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1-10 at MoRas BUSINESS 99 69 1.0 That's Right! Our Freight Sales Store in Colorado is Going Out of All furniture and stereos in our El Paso store location must liquidate to raise immediate cash! MI Sale Hours Friday HOME STEREO 0. GRAB 'EMI SOME 1 OF OUT BOXES VALUES ONLY SOME DEMOS TO 3 $500 NEW! $10 SOUND FROM SIM TO ILL. 4 CHANNEL STEREO FULL FEATURE SUPER SOUND REG.

$219 $89 FRIDAYONLY! FISHER BELT DRIVE STROBE CONTROL BRAND NEW REG. $219 $109 FRIDAY ONLY! The Cry Baby COMPARE TO SYSTEMS COSTING 100 MORE 50 WATT POWER 2-WAY DEN AMPLIFIER SPEAKERS FULL FEATURE PRECISION TUNER DELUXE HEADPHONES YOU GET ALL THIS FOR $298 THE FANTASTIC SANSUI TA300 STEREO RECEIVER LOADED FEATURES 198 ALL BEDDING SOUTHWEST MFG, SEALY, NATIONAL, SUPREME, ORTHO, BACKAID. PRICE TWIN BEDS Reg. $149.00 BEDS Now Set $79 FULLS Reg. $179.00 Now $99 Set FRAMES $16 BELOW COST!.