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MiMi.M.4.i Francis E. Hughes S(. Dorothy's, Wilmington TEWK3BURY Francis E. Hughes, 80, ol 249S Main St. died today at St.

John's Hospital. He was the husband of the late Ann M. (Culletan) Hushes. lie was born in Prince Edward Island, Canada, Oct. 19 1891.

He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War He was a member of St. y's church, Wilminaton. and former member of St. Dorothy's Holy Name Society.

He is survived by two brothers, John Hughes of Orange and Peter Hughes of Prince Edward Island, Canada. Funeral Notices ijy fiefs Csni.Ac. y. Wc I. Ii hi iffe a jL fj.

IR Don'nnh I Dieil Sent 5. Ar nirariay. 'uncn ninsr with a be cciniiniietl at St. Joscpli'a Church. Burial Hie Cll lnisfn i.

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m. today and to 1 7 In in. Thurs uiiy. Uiirlnl In St. Palriek's LfMnciery.

AiTniiEeiiienlfi ni or l''iinciiil Dlreelort James W. Mthcnna Honst Mi'i'ici: Senl Ill, S7fi; PCL nriil n.iniveivary iiiasn will lie. eclebrnl, Siilur lay l. Chureh lor' Uk reiion'e of the (111 1 1' I lie Ii'c 21, 1071 Sinned. Tim IJahllU Kainilv.

trot Funeral Hewert Call McManmon FLORIST Tel GL 1 4201 Ett, UN killed KilL i Olympic gold mod ng fheir grief at momorial ihletei and off! by Palestinian terrorists of South Korea winner of MAYOR ELLEN A. Is who were in 1936; Jesse Owens of U.S.A., winner of sprint and long jump in 1936; and Manfred Germar of West German, sprint win are Son ner in I marathon 956. REPUBLICANS INDEPENDENTS THE LOWELL SUN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1972 47 3tt Mmaxim Dala From NATIONAL WEA7HBR SERVICE. NOAA, U.S. Dept.

of Commerce i. Adrian B. St. John retired Cuwley Coal Co. Adrian Burmo SUolin, son of the late Oliver and Dorilda (Dcsrosiers) StJohn, died yesterday at Tcwksbury Hospital.

He was born in Duxbury but lived the greater part ol ilis life in Lowell. He was a veteran of WWII and until his illness resided at 61 Concord St. Prior to bis retire Jiient, he was, for many years, an employee of tile Cuwley Fuel Co. He was a member of tile Immaculate Coneeption Church. Mr.

StJolm' is survived by Five brothers, Leander StJohn of East Providence, R.I., Alfred. StJohn of Fawtuekel, R.I., Earner, Edward and Adelard StJohn, all of Lowell, and a sister, Mrs. Rose McCutcheon of Tyiigs boro. William J. Podgorni electrician William J.

Podgorni, 57, husband of Mary E. (Coin well) Podgorni of 2J Burnside died unexpectedly yesterday. Born in Lowell, he was the son of Cecilia Podgorni and the late Ignacy Podgorni. Mr. Podgormi was an electrician with the Service Stations or Chelmsford.

He attended St. Casiriiir's Polish National Catholic church and held membership in the Polish National Spojnia, lodge of the parish and nlsu Ihc Polish National home association fDom Polski). Besides his wife, he is survived by his mother, Mrs. Cecelia (Wilk) Podsarni of f.nwpll Imn William Podgorni, of Kox bDr0 and Stephen Podgorni of Mansfield; a daughter, Mrs. Patrick IMargaret) Larkin or WellEsicy; two brothers; Stanley Podgorni of Lowell and John Pordgorni of Chelmsford; two sisters; Mrs.

William (Mary) Malison of Beverly and Mrs. Arthur Helen) Perry Lowell; also several grandchildren, Armand A. Sawyer retired operator of construction firm Armand A. Sawyer, 58, husband of Mrs. Luciennu (Lan seigne) Sawyer, of 206 Perry died unexpectedly yesterday morning at his home.

Born in Lowell, lie was a son of the late Avila and the late Aurore (Genest) Sawyer. Prior to his retirement, he was owner and operator of the Sawyer Construction Co. He was a communicant of St. Joseph's Lithuanian church. He also was a former member of the C.M.A.C., the Lafayette Club and the Pawlucketville Social Club.

Surviving him, besides his wife, are a son, Hi chard Sawyer of New Jersey; two daughters, Mrs. Thedore (Janet) Ricci of Lynfield and Miss Paula Sawyer of Lowell; four brothers, Lionel Sawyer of Lowell, Oscar Sawyer of Dorchester, Gerard Sawyer of Washington, D.C.; and Raymond Sawyer of Lowell; four sisters, Miss Marianne Sawyer and Miss Cecils Sawyer, both of Lowell; Rev. Sister Gertrude Sawyer, R.S.V. of Ontario, Canada; and Mrs. Reml (Madgella) Gaudtil nf Dorchester; also six fo Figurts Show Low Tamperoivrn Exptodj Qj) Until Thursday Morning v.

I Iiolalid Prcipitnlion iV.uiri nii lows moslly )n ihrida 4:: Incredible LONDON (API the Royal Air Force thinks so much nf Cpl. Francis Iddon's cooking that he has been awarded the British Empire Medal. "It is very unusual for a cook to get the BEM," said sn RAP spokesman, "hut his cooking is highly thought ol." I he a la carte menus old Cpl. Iddon pre pares fnr Princess Mary's RAF Hospital feature Lancashire hot pot, black pudding ana grmca sieak. tMiiu'eli.

Eurhil in St. 1'itrLck'i i All flags at half BURKIHSHAW JOHNSTONp fags of nations at the Olympic Games 1 gf T)l JH A tlJJJlLil'l it half staff behind the Olympic Torch KJ, fT77rt from Ihc funeral honu. Punor ffijSSggjgA I BLAKE durin9 memorIal in Munich today 1 MEMORIAL Zh I rr fhe 1 athletes. HOMES funeral will IkU0 dIuco Tlnn LOWELL CHttMSFORD lay al 5 a. m.

li nn. Il.n 458 6522 SAMPSON PRESENTS YOUR FACT SHEET SAMPSON CROWN Morissette Mocheras Cambridge LuLin Education New Law School TheolfJjjical School AUendnrj Harvard Doclor ol Lw Muynr City nf Lowell PrMnt Chairwommi of Losvcll Sdjn(j Elected Chairwoitiun of Lowell Public cily Knilvn Board of TmslCEs of Position Lowell Techiiulogiciil rnsL Couraqe SlkC Ui Mnngiy Recorded us abscul on favor uf House cul. viial Unuse issue, 0f Never known lo avoid whleh Ihuo lost by one Unkllown Conviction issues vote, iwmo) Appeals (o all pjrlics Dclcaltd for Slate Voter Top vole gcller in Lowell House of Represent Appeal for many years lives by young un VlABmm Vnial(m known In home area VOTE R'BPUBUCAN ON SEPTEMBER 19 HEAR MAVOR SAMPSON SPKAK OUT ON WMJI 9:30 A.M. FRIDAY, SKIT. 8 VOTt Nat Indicated Coniull Local Fornalt The nation's weather Warm weather ii forecast rodiiy for Ihc eastern third of the nation while iler weather for the northern Plains is expected lo move towards the West.

Atlantic Clear and cold tonight LOWELL and Vicinity: Tonight lows in the 40s. Light variable winds. Thursday variable cloudiness, highs in the 70s. Probability of rain near zero Luniglil, 10 per cent Tiiursday. Massachusetts, Rhode Island Clear tonight, lows in the 40s inland, aOs along the coast.

Thursday variable cloudiness, highs in the 70s. Ipw Hampihfn Ftili la iiqhl, law Ihr 4t3j. Increasing clamftiesj norlh. lr "'e'u l'nlili'liiVriverLlcmeilt l'olltionl AilvartlMCJIiBiit rulltlull Showers are predicted for the Southwest, northern Plains, Great Lakes and Midwest, Gulf coast and Southeast 50s. Thjfsdny ,1 Un trustworthy JEFFERSON CITY.

Ma. Of the 33 men who have held the office of state treasurer in Missouri, 1 1 were not native Missourians. Two came from Germany, five were born in Virginia, two came from Kentucky and one each came Irnm Indiana, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Vermont WELCOME, THE MOON 16 Aug.14 Auo. 1) Sepl. 7 SEPTEMBER 1972 I 1 2 3 4 5(6) 8 9 10 11 12 T3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 MONUMENTS Best Bonded Granites Better Workmanship luzIrothers 1122 Gotham SI.

GL 9 9S12 You're welcome to buy your school supplies where your Great Grandparents bought theirs from PRINCE'S stationery store Prince's is ready for the I06th TEAR lo supply you with quality schoo supplies Visit where you will also find a complete bookstore with paperback and hardbound books, dic tionaries, all sizes and all prices, study guides, test, books and others that will make a student's life somewhat easier the coming school year you are in elementary, jr. high, high school or college, you will find what you need at PRINCE'S PRINCE'S Stationery Store "established in 1866" 104 108 Merrimack Street (Downtown LowrII) Monday and Thursday 9:00 to 9:00 Open daily from 9:00 to 5:30 CKkiPSOr SIGNED: Marlon D. Morse, Staples Lowell 5Mf Aunt lo Former Congressman Bradford Morse.