Dr.l.~e!t~~,~~8hSr. h-a.wo~~t'AnthonyZych ~Jf(198iS-ATLANTI~~N.C. - Dr. Che~ter C. DURHAM _Anthony L. Zych, 87, formerly ofWiswall

Zyc~ Sr., 61, professor eme~Itus of Road died Thursday May 30 at Exeter Hospital after ahorticulture and a former resIdent of'. " . f th S HNewmarket, N.H., died Sunday, Feb. short 11Ines~.He had been a resIdent 0 e eacoast ea-20. 1983, in a local hospital. lth Center In Hampton for the p~st four years.

Born May 30. 1921, in Pawtucket, Born Jan. 3, 1898~he was a native of Korczyna, Poland.R.I.. the son of Anthony and Victoria He had been a dairy farmer for over 65 years and had(Pusz) Zych, he grew up in Newmar- his own milk route in Newmarket. He had been a weaverket, N.H., and Durham, N.H., and in Pawtcket, R.I., and for many years was the janitor atgraduated from Dover. N.H., High the Polsh Club.School in 1939.. He was a member of the American Citizens Club of

He was a U.S. Marme.Corps vete;- Polish Descent and was financial secretary of the Polishan .of World War II. havmg served m National Alliance Lodge No 675 of Newmarket for 43Okmawa and Japan. .

Dr. Zych graduated from the Uni- years. .versity of New Hampshire with a de- He ~as a ~ommum~ant .of St. Mary Church. . .gree in agriculture in 1953, received SurvIVors mclude hIS wIfe of 67 years, Mrs. Vlctonahis master's degree from the Univer- (Pusz) Zych of the Seacoast Health Center in Hampton;sity of Illinois in 1955 and his doctor- four daughters, Mrs. Ralph (Isabella) LaRose ofate in horticulture from .Illin~is in Newmarket, Mrs. Harry (Florence) Perkins of Seabrook;

, 19~7.. He taught at the Umverslty of Mrs. Helen'Corang' er of Somersworth"iincnJis. ArthurIllinOIS , ,In 1977, Dr. Zych took a one year (Jean) Provost ofNew~arket; one son, Alfred J1:. Zych of

sabbatical in research and develop- Newmarket; 15 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; onement in horticulture at the Universi- great-great-granddaughter; and three grandnephews and onety of Warsaw, Poland. He retired in grandniece.1978 as professor of horticulture at A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated last Saturdaythe University of Illinois. He was at St. Mary Church with the Rev. John Finnegan, pastor,currently manager of a motel and as celebrant. Burial took place in Riverside Cemeterycamping grounds in Atlantic. . Newmarket. '

Dr. Zyc~ was formerly preslde~t of The Kent Funeral Home, 41 Exeter St., Newmarket,the Gr~mte Chapter of Alpha. eta handled the arrangements.fratermty, a member of the PhI Kap- . .pa Phi, Phi Zigma and a recipient of ~emo~l~l donat~o~s may be made to the Newmarketthe Phi Sigma award. He published Semor CItizens ~u.!l~mg Fund, Newmark~~,_N.H. 03857.numerous scientific. technological V· t · Z hand extension pieces. Ie orlayc

He was also a member of the crt' ; :, r·;i" "v.American Association for the Ad- DURHAM - Mrs. Victoria M, (Pusz) ~ch, 92, died Fri-vancement of Science, the Illinois day, May 2, at the Seacoast Health Center in Hampton.Academy of Science, the American Born Dec. 24, 1893, in Jaroslaw, Poland, she had beenSociety ~f Horticul.ture Science •. the a resident of Wiswall Road in Durham for 70 years,InternatlO~al HortIcult~ral Soc~ety. She had been a seamstress in textiles in Central Fallsthe AmerIcan Pomo]ogical SOCIety, RId 11

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the American Genetic Association .. , ~n Twas ater emp oyed at the Sam :smlt, Shoe am,and Gamma Sigma Delta. pany 1.nNewm~rket fo~ 10 years. She had assIsted her hus-

Family members include his wid- band ill the darry bu~mess for many years. ,ow, Mrs. Mary (Robinson) Zych of She was a commumcant of St. Mary Church m Newmar-Atlantic; two sons. Chester C. Zych ket.Jr. of Champagne, Ill., and Robert L. She was a member of the Polish-American Women'sZych of Atlantic; a grandson; his Club of Newmarket, the Polish National Alliance and aparents of Hampton, N.H.; a member of the Robert G. Durgin American Legion Aux-brother, Alfr.ed Zych of Newmarket, iliary Unit 67.N.H.; four SIsters, Mrs. Ralph (Isa- Survivors include one son Alfred A. Zych of Newmar-belle) LaRose of Newmarket, N.H .• k . ti h "'Mrs. Harry (Florence) Perkins of et, our daug ters, Mrs. Ralph (Isa~ella) LaRose of New-Seabrook, N.H .• Mrs. Helen market, Mrs. Harry(Florence)PerkinsofSeabrook,Mrs.Loranger of Somersworth, N.H., and Helen Loranger of Somerswort.h and Mrs. Arthur (Jea~)Mrs. Arthur (Jean) Provost of Dur- Provost of Durham; 15 grandchIldren; 25 great-grandchll-

fi~];! ~ g~] @:b ham, N.H.; and many nieces and dren; and six great-great-grandchildren. She was prede-"-.d d ,E ~ - ,~' !$;;; nephews. ceased by her husband, Anthony L. Zych May 30, 1985.<. - ::; ~ ~ S ,~~ 'g t,~ Funeral services were held today A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated Monday, May~ ~: ~ 13: § 0.0 '" ,0.., at the Bell ~unden Fune~al Hom~. 5 at St. Mary Church in Newmarket. Burial was in River-- '0£ ""'::; ~ 1:1C\J '0 ~ ~ g Morehead CIty, N.C. BUrIal was m 'd C' '"r'--'N--k t ._, __

'$ !::::,g ~ >:: ~ ~U@1j i5 ~ Marshallberg, N.C. Sl e em~ ery, ~wmar e..I~ .~;cCd'~ '-'.., r.1 ec: He retired from the Portsmouth ~emo.~l~l do?atH:~ns,may be m~de to the Newmarket,7 ~ >=; 'S, M 'g ~ CI.l ~ ~ -;-> d a] Shipyard in 1979. Semor C1tIzens Bmldmg Fund, Newmarket, 03857.C"" : -0 ~ ~ co ~~:E 2 ,S

.::r:-.I,2.$ rl :;;: ••• ", (1)"0 Hew-a-s-a-m-e-m-berani:Ct6rmerln,t,;· Stanley (Claudia) Pitman of New-=~~~:: o.§ Q.) P:l ~ ;> ~ tee of the Newmarket Community market; and three nieces and twoN-:;'''''Q,) NOec:"'-'o.o""t:: Ch h d 't f th hL:= z"'-' :;::..., -]; E S Q) urc a?-, was reasurer 0 e nep ews. , "

Q,) ::;:,.: ~ a'S "3 @ ~ < [f] church bmldmg fund. Funeral serV1ces WIll De held aten 2: ~ ~ ~ N S ~ .] He was also a member of the Rob- 1:30 p.m. today at the Newmarket•.<~::;::;u:i >:: §;,:; ~ '; ~..c:: ert G. Durgin American Legion Post Community Church with the Rev. Jo-g~;;::::c-: ~ 8 Ul ~ Z I:i P 1j No. 67, the American Citizens Club of seph Thomas officiating. Burial willc,:, CZ

'";::g:; ;:§ p;j 1l ~ 'I-< gj, <t: •••• u Polish Descent and the Newmarket be in Riverside Cemetery at a laterw- ~,...,.: .., ..••0.0 •.••.~ Historical Society. date.

Family members include his wife The Kent Funeral Home, 41 Exeterof 37 years, Nellie (Britko) Zuk of St., Newmarket, is in charge of ar-Newmarket; two brothers, Nicholas rangements.Zuk of Newmarket and Michael Zuk Memorial donations may be madeof KailsCis Ci!¥,l\i~i,_~~e~, }~1rs: to the Newmarket Community

NEWMARKET - Mrs.Antonia Zuk, 89, of Lam- c

prey Street passed away ~.~,upon arrival at the Exeter' .Hospital on Saturdayevening, Nov. 17, after a"""long illness.

Funeral services wereheld on Tuesdav, Nov. 20,from the NewmarketCommunitv Church withRev, Shane Estes, pastorofficiating. Burial fol-lowd in the RiversideCemetery. Newmarket.

The bearers wereThomas Hood. ArthurBeauchesne. Bruce Ather-ton, Bill Legacy, Kenneth,Anderson. Sr., andKenneth Anderson, Jr.

Mrs. Zuk was born inRussia on Dec. 26, 1889and has resided in New-market for the past ,70years.

She was the widow ofJohn Zuk.

She attended the New-market CommunityChurch and was a GoldStar Mother of WWll., She is survived by threesons, George Zuk andNicholas Zuk of New-

market and Michael Zukof 'Kansas City. Missouri;one daughter, Mrs.Stanley (Claudia) Pitmanof Newmarket plus fivegrandchildren and onegreat granddaughter.

Should friends desire,memorials in her memorymav be made to the New-market Ambulance Corp,c/o Gary Dossett. BirchDrive, Newmarket, N.H.03857,

Cathe~i~~\-~w~~'~~';l?dIe. . lei !t;~NEWMARKET-Mrs. Catherine

Zwearican of North Main Street diedThursday, April 22, 1982, at ExeterHospital.

Arrangements are incomplete andwill be announced by the Brisson andKent Funeral Home, 41 Exeter St.,Newm~lrket.

Walter Zwea.~'ca~~~.,,"!\Foa~~)A~"g 10t-h~, ! i~?'NEWMARKET - "YaIL,").'

CRn, 78, of Grantday, Nov. 9,fonowing a brief

,porn July 20,the son of John and(Krulikowski) wear~:an;tended Newmarketa lifelong resident.

He had served in the U.S. Arm.yfrom 1927 to 1930.

He was- emplrlYea overgovernment servicemouth Navalof securitying in 1968.ton-WarrenNewfields.

He was a coxlmmnieantMary's Chureh.

Survivors indudeyears, Sophie (Gonet)Newmarket; one.zwearcan oftel's, Patricia M.

~1 land and AnastasiaBrookline, Mass.; twodaughters, Lisa E. and K21rerJ

Zwearcan of Hampstead; two broth-ers, Zwie:rcl'm of Newmarketand Zwearcan of Kenmore.N,Y., one sister, Mrs. Mary Socha ofHOlo!(§.)c.t: and several nieces and

1\:1a£8 (l( Christian burial. will beeelebrHtsd at 10 a.m. Saturday at St.

Church with the Rev. Johnas celebrant. Buri-

al Calv"lry Cemetery.Friends are to can from 2

to ,1 and to 9 p.m. at the.Kent :F'uneral Homer 41 St.,

Flowers are ec.~ptable or memo-rial donations in nam.e may bemade to the N.H, Heart Association,309 Pine St., Manchester, N.H. 03103

Elaine lwearcanCONCORD - Elaine (Fisk)

Zwearcan, 51, of East Side Drive,died Wednesday, June 21,1989, at El-liot Hospital, Manchester, after along illness.

Born May 18, 1938, in Exeter, thedaughter. of Joseph W. and Irene(Smith) Fisk, she had lived 30 yearsin Newmarket, 11 years in Raymondand for the past nine months in Con-cord. .

She attended Newmarket HIghSchool.

She worked at Gallant Manufactur-

ing Company in Newmarket for 11years, and as a nurse's:aide for 17years at Exeter Hospital and Bever-ly Manor in Exeter.

Survivors include two sons, JosephZwearcan of Raymond and WilliamZwearcan of Effingham; a daughter,Mrs. Richard (Susan) Davis of Ray-mond; four grandchildren; a sister,Mrs. Robert (Betty) Bridle of Hamp-ton Beach; aunts, uncles, nieces andnephews; and a friend, John Bartlettof Concord.

She was preceded in death by herfirst husband, Harry N. Foote andsecond husband, William 1.. Zwear-can who died in 1984.

Friends may call Friday from 2 to4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Kent & PelczarFuneral Home, 41 Exeter St., New-market.

Funeral services will be held Sat-urday at 10 a.m. in the funeral homewith the Rev. Chan Newton officiat-ing. Burial will be in Lee Hill Ceme-tery, Lee.

Memorial contributions, if desired,may be made to the American Can-cer Society, c/o Eleanor Dawson, 5Cagger St., Hampton 03842.

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NEWMJ,T - Joseph J. Zwier-can, 88, o'th Main Street, diedMonday, mber 4, 1991, at hishome in Nlrket.

Born Noel' 18, 1002, in New-market, tll of John and Helena(Kroliko\\ Zwiercan, he was agraduate wmarket schools and

was a lifel~ resldentor1Vewmar-keto He first worked for the Newmar-ket Manufacturing Co. in the No. 13cotton mill.

He served in the Army Coast Artil-lery as PFC from 1925 to 1927.

From 1928 until 1942, he was em- "ployed on the maintainence staff atthe University of New Hampshire.

He then became a pipefitter at thePortsmouth Naval Shipyard andworked there until his retirement in1965.

While at the shipyard, he hadworked on the Thresher and he wasscheduled to be on board for the seatrials from which she never re-turned.

He loved. the outdoors and enjoyedfishing very much.

He was a lifetime member of theAmerican Citizens Club of Polish De-scent which he joined in 1924.

He was a communicant of St.Mary's Church, Newmarket.

His wife, Catherine "Katie"(Dziedzic) Zwiercan, died in 1982.

Survivors include: two sons, Jo-seph "Sonny" J. Zwiercan Jr. ofAdelanto, Calif.; and Robert J.Zwiercan of Newmarket; two daugh.tel's, Mrs. John R. (Dottie) Evans 0Newfields and Mrs. Catherine "Si!sie" Bateman of Newmarket;grandchildren; 30 great-grandctdren; a sister, Mrs. Mary SochaHooksett; several nieces and neews.

Sophie ZwearcanNEWMARKET- Sophie 1..

Zwearcan, 75, Grand Road, died Sat-urday, Sept. 22, 1990, at Exeter Hos-pital, after a short illness.

Born May 3, 1915, in Lawrenc~,Mass. daughter of John J. and JulIa(Wilu~z) Gonet, she had lived inNewmarket for most of her life.

Mrs. Zwearcan was a communi-cant of St. Mary's Church, Newmar-ket.

Her husband, Walter Zwearcan,died in 1988.

She is survived by a son, Walter J.Zwearcan, Hampstead; two daugh-ters Patricia Zwearcan of Ports-mo~th and Anastasia Zwearcan ofBrookline, Mass.; two grand-daughters; and a niece and a neph-ew.

Visiting hours will be on Tuesdayfrom 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Kent &Pelczar Funeral Home, 41 ExeterSt., Newmarket. A Mass of Christianburial will be celebrated on Wednes-day at 10 a.m. from St. Mary'sChurch, Newmarket. Burial in Cal-vary Cemetery, Newmarket.

V?iv\A~UufVeo:rge ~M~.NEWMARKET - George Zuk, 73, of 10 Ham St.,died

Friday, Jan. 16, at Exeter Hosptial after a brief illness:Born April 20, 1913 in Newmarket, the son of John.and

Antonia (Ki1owski) Zuk, he was a 1932 graduate ofNewmarket High School and had been a lifelong residenthere.

A U.S. Army veteran of World War II, he had servedin the South Pacific.

He retired from the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in 1979.He was a member and former trustee of the Newmarket

Community Church and was treasurer of the churchbuilding fund.

~-- ~- -._-_._~~'-~~----'He was also a member of the Robert G. Durgin American

Legion Post No. 67, the American Citizens Club of PolishDescent and the Newmarket Historical Society.

Family members include his wife of 37 years, Nellie(Britko) Zuk of Newmarket; two brothers, Nicholas Zuk.of Newmarket and MichaerZuk of Kansas City, Mo.; asister, Mrs. Stanley (Claudm) Pitman of Newmarket; threeneices and two nephews. ...

Funeral services were hi!HdMonday, Jan. 19, at theNewmarket Community Church with the Rev. JosephThomas officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemeteryat a later date.

The Kent Funeral Home, 41 Exeter St., Newmarket, w~sin charge of arrangements.

Memorial donations may be made to the NewmarketCommunity Church Memorial Fund ... ,_

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NEWMARKET - Walter Zwearcan, 78, of Grant Road,died Wednesday, Nov. 9, at exeter Hospital following abrief illness.

Born July 20, 1910, in Newmarket, the son of John andLena Maryanna (Krolikowski) Zwearcan, he had attendedNewmarket schools and been a lifelong resident.

He had served in the U.S. Army from 1927 to 1930 .. He was employed over 30 years in government service

at-thePortsmouth Naval Shipyard and was chief of securi-ty guards for 15 years, retiring in 1968. He later workedat Kingston-Warren Manufacturing Co., in Newfields.

He was a communicant of St. Mary's Church.Survivors include his wife of 54 years, Sophie (Gonet)

Zwearcan of Newmarket; one son, Walter J. Zwearcan ofHampstead; two daughters, Patricia M. Zwearcan ofGreenland and Anastasia Zwearcan of Brookline, Mass.;two granddaughters Lisa E. and Karen L. Zwearcan ofHampstead; two brothers, Joseph Zwearcan of Newmarketarid Frank Zwearcan of Kenmore, N. Y.; one sister, Mrs.Mary Socha of Hooksett; and several nieces and nephews.

A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated Saturday atSt. Mary's Church with Rev. John Finnigan, pastor, ascelebrant. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery.

Arrangements were made by the Kent Funeral Home,41 Exeter St., Newmarket.

's'NMARKET -:':~ Saturday, Sept.

L. Zwearcan. 75. Grand Road.at Exeter Hospital after a

':; , :llness.~'rn :\1ay 3, 1915, in Lawrence, Mass., the daughter

C~ -'nn J. and Julia (Wilusz) Gonet. she had lived in:'.-C""carket for most of her life.

:<~'.Zwearcan was a communicant of St. Mary's,~: _~~h. :\lewmarket.

:-::r husband, Walter Zwearcan, died in 1988.3'" :5 survived by a son, Walter J. Zwearcan of Hamp-

,:C'::'::0\0 daughters, Patricia Zwearcan of Portsmouth and.':'.r,::':asia Zwearcan of Brookline, Mass.; two grand--=.::..:~':t"rs:and a niece and a nephew.

Kent and Pelczar Funeral Home, 41 Exeter St. ,Newmarket, was in charge of arrangements.

A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated last Wednes-day at St. Mary's Church, Newmarket. Burial was inCalvary Cemetery, Newmarket.