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■ THAI M» GAMS — Above te Hob ert W, Miller, side* representative for the Brunswick ( <>r<>prati<>n. congratulating Robert Thwarts- of Bris-

Release Syracuse Baseball Schedule Coach Eldon Umrnel has released ■• Syra use big*’. school base- ■ Ligonier game ■-■■,•,-?.<■.: >•■ 'J..-,. 26 was r.tt.'j««i out and the Yeflow Jackets defeated Nappanee 9-4 ma 'game, played bn June 3 at Nappanee. T‘.< -•• ''■ de foHows MvifLix Jkrk T.. . v 8, Mentone. there Thursday June 10. Concord. 'here Munday, -J-.me 14. South Whitley. ■T. • ■ Monu« : x Jr"; .2! Nnyu W.-N-tc", * ■ I‘fV WedneM av June . aypool there ' ‘ - T?«- -■■ /- •'. I open ■ ■ Sal . ' ■ 1 . ? . T.• . June ' S her,- - Thursday. July 1, Milford -here . Tuesaiy Juh C. open Monday July 12 Piercetor there Thurniax July 15 North Webster-. *" " 4 I M« I ■ 1 ' k<> < our ty : -. 1 ’.ournan -.• t. Game time is'6''p ? m. . MILFORD LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE RELEASED yiottiLiv; June 14. X < burg* . J:• <• . ' (an•,■-'■ s and ■ '• ' ■ .-This". week) tiY nxrocers ... . ‘ meet '. ■ Cadet hm Kramer Tour Government Installations -■Cadet .Thomas' N. Kramer, .san <4 Mr and Mrs Ronald Kramer. •.■ ■ ' - '•..■•■ A X .. :■ •■' ' .< • •».<.< >■*■ ■■ ,■■. (X , > in mid-June .for a -summer study .tour of -A.r Forte Army and Naxx ■ ' . • Cadet Kramer a graduate of . Sirn-.xise. -high' * hoi-' b a member of the * _ss of ions The cadet's-.lrikvtriruit.on will in.duck a compel tetr of'-the risi-ii o-u’oh-v ■ Vanderhuh'. • AFB in and flying with Air Force combat ready crews. In addition. ■tb extensive’:' army briefing < at Fort Rennihg. Ga , he and ■ I i' Early Davs Os Wawasee Now On Sale In Stores Rev 'Ge! II Sa’re. president of the Syrai • •. board, has-an-nounced that by the c«.xirte<v of Burkholders Drug Store, ThornIm: Drug Company and Foo and F.r.-’s. Reshiu! ..-nt the new ; revised addition of * Early Days of Wawasee" be on sale in those places, as well as at the library Rev Satre said he hopes, in placing the hook in these places, to reach mon? of the public st times when ’he bhrary n\»y be dosed Proceeds from the book go to the • MAN WELTON LADIES GOLF 'Medal piay was played by the iadxs of Maxuelton Tuesday Khne won low gross in eighteen holes Karen • Kindig held low gross and Rose Mathews came in with low | putts Jo Dieterty was low for nine holes in gross score Ruth George won x»w net Inez Beiswanger scored low putts. . Luncheon and a business meeting was held at the Beacon Plans ' for the Land O Lakes nine hole tourney were finaiiaed. ; Mrs. Ada E. VanFhersrn of. r 11 Milford was dismissed over the weekend.

Wednesday, June 9, 1965

10l on the 300 game he bowled at the Wewasee Bowl on April 18. Looking on is Jaeob E. Kern HI. business

r I*lll Kim Siiock. Richard Ewr, Greg / \VrACLK£ Lllllf? Lan' z - Daniel Sn > der - JJIQVU3U Ml llv Cobuni J Bfuce Kr . s . Sti;S . < I LluUUv I Idy Kenneth Croumlick, Tim Stidham, I B* e Paul Snyder, Brent Neer, Mark ’ 0 fl I II C Koble. and Brandon Lovett. V y I II 3 - Loren. Longenbaugh :s manager ■ . ' . -.- pr.. ' ■; this week for the- ——— ■ I 3 ; • . teams <rf |l Release Roster -morrow (Thursd CwicveiifA ror □yrdCiiSv 9 The . .. r I Rntarv team and Lions team met DahU I 1 Tully Lcayuv i Victor Benner at Syraem<. , Jeff Hocker, Randy !Li * s the following roater . . Kevn Kntdev. Chris lO L the ,on^ w t , ' v i Sutgerv Ms Wtlls. Jack Trammel, r Tigers - G J G>. Mlen Clark -Steve Patterson. Randy > n it ’ ’ P Speer, Jeff Plummer. Dove VmLue. ■ D. LeCount I. Charles LeCouht. Curt Eby. Robert: lu ; UK - B ' BeL ’ R * ; Clark Conley. Ricky Leer, - v °°y- , . Dav d Sehopf.. Jack Schopf, Dana Giants S tom ad. G. SnuUi, D. . Kniskv. Keith Strauss. Mike Johnson. S. vr kier, 1 tor- . • . -.'.k s K Kistler, G. B. Fisher, . Brian Knisley. <T Robie, J Parker, B. Anderson,, ~ . .. i .... C. IX-an. and M. Brown: i Members of the -Dons team are. , .■ c . p , tvi Greg ( ..r;K-nl< T . -V S , D Ga {- 1 : G->ey. S Tatnum. J.. -nwretam-. Ital Ummel. Ray »»»% « £ T T >■ Huffer Blain Se- B. *ta®» and A. cor Kjrtm Sdiiotterback. David Ho- ... : -:., r Lettch. Mike Bitner, ,? ~ * Gedde. D. Harper, B. Steve Hann, Tom Hall, Rtehte.Hu- 1’ At bartt; Bihkiv Diehl, Jame. Thwoits, B £ I ichmond. G. K;rt Frk-kett. Mike Lantz, Philbp D L. Richards, B. H.. - . and Van Kitren Gordon and J. Thornburg. , , , . Fhe rigers and Giants will prac- ’ tice from 6 to 8 p.m. (Wedhes‘John !?•.!• i i' -. Yr.-i.-n an( j Yanks will 1 ’ ' -A.itii Conner, practice from 6to 8 p.m. on Frldav, • Rhoads, Mark Tatman. jj • Kim Miller, Doyle Butler, Dwight first game will be at 4 p.m. ’, S; ’■ !1 ,. on Wectoesday, June 16. between the Niles, Brad- Giants. The Sox and ■G- Butler. Don Shaip YanJts W1 „ pbv ;;t 6 'Count, ; Larry. iV. art Hep:er.' '. . .-•< . ■■ . . Ji,:. But G urv Dean. Jeffrey Milter, Mark T mwwh ton IWo BALL TOVRNEY <<:> Wv'!:.Brad C.-x, Jerry A two fyiil. tourney was: enjoyed 1 ■ by members of the Slaxwehon club Xhmiw'rsof the bank’s team’ are .Sunday. June 6 Winners of top Da> id Snyder Don Haase,, honors were LHk- Blakesly and Coburn, Bob Wilson. '..ink, J-m. * Other. Winners :ni Roger Smith, Doug Bushong, Wavne rn Leer and Vi Price, irles Yoder. Doug Smith. Kimble and Walter Hagerckm, Dee Firn Henning, er and JSbtee C rison .

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manager of the Bowl,. Thwaits received a Brunswick trophy. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

OBITUARIES Leesburg Pastor Is Victim Os Own Hand

i Rev. Clark W Myers, 64. of Leesburg, pastor of the Leesburg and Gunette Methodist churches died • at his home of a gunshot wound to the head about 7:30 aim. Monday. Kosciusko county coroner Dr. Joe Bill Mishler , reportedly ruled the death a suicide and stated the wound was. self inflicted by a .22 j caliber rifle. L it was reported that Rev. Myers | was found in the basement of the Leesburg church parsogage by Mrs. ; Myers Portly after she heard a < gunshot. Rev. Myers had been des- I pondent and in failing health for past six months. Rex Myers was bom June 18, t 1900, in Petersburg, the son of Phillip and Nancy McCord* Myers. He served as the pastor at Dunkirk before being transferred to Leesburg. On June 7. 1924. he marred Corers Sproule, who surx-ives. Surviving in addition to the widow ! are two daughters, Mrs. Lyle Nataiie) Tipton of Lafayrtte and Mrs. Donald Janet 1 Gooch of Harvey, 11l : one sister. Mrs. Samuel Keller of Allenspark. Colo.: and six grandI children. j Friends may call at the McHatton funeral home. Warsaw, from 2 p.m. today 'Wednesday l until die hour of die ■-. service which xxill be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Warsaw funeral home. Inment will be in the Tippecanoe Memory Gardens at Lafayette. Charles David Bunger Charles David Bunger. 7-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bunger of Benton and grandson of Mrs Reva Hawks of Syracuse, died p m. Saturday.'June 5. of burns received when fire destroyed his parents' home. Charles was bom ..November 8. 1964. at the Goshen hospital, the son of Donald and Fem Null l Bunger. The Bungers had resided in Goshen before moxing to Berjon a year Surviving in addition to the parents aiv.l grandmother are tv ■ tors. Gloria and Donna Rae. both, at home: and maternal grandrxirents. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Null of Wakarusa. Funeral services were held at 1 ■ p.m. Tuestfay in the Harris funeral , home in Syracuse. Rev Giester Carpenter officiated and interment w-as.in the Baintertown cemetery. — . I ' Merle Everett Wyland Funeral services were held today Wednesday at 2 p.m. ; n the Bethel . Chimch of the Brethren at Milford j for' Merle■-Everi-tt WyLirvl. 77. who died last Skiturda>’, evening in the St 1 - -'h hospital at South Bend, where he wa? admitted two hours . earlier. He has been in ill health | the past nine months Mr. \\viand was bom in Warsaw onjuly. 25. 1887. to George and Ida Sites Wvlaml He was married to Maud Callander <>n January 3. 1914. at Warsaw bv Rev Lee Cory. Mr Wyland lived in . Edwardsburg. M ; ch . for 18 years and. retired in 1959- as a custixlian of the Edward<burg high.school Survivors are the widow. Maud: four daughters Mrs Ray Grise of Edwardsburg. Mrs Jane Hx-zv of Giicago,' Mrs Douglas McAdams f Inglewood Calif : Mrs Hubert

Keltz of Roby. Ind; six ‘grandchildren: six great-grandchildren; . and three sisters. Mrs Clarence Loughman of South Bend. Mrs. Ignota Sinton and Mrs. Edward Frankenberger of Union. Midi. The funeral sendees xvere conducted by Rev. Lee Cory and burial

STOCK REDUCTION SALE! We Have To Much Inventory And Must Reduce Our Stock. Greatly Reduced Prices In All Departments On Seasonable Surplus Inventory. Hurry And Take Advantage Os These Big Savings Right At The Start Os The Summer Season. — FATHER’S DAY, JU NE 20th ■ - F T ’ ’ : I WHITE CUSHION SOLE ~ ■■ ' BOY S LADIES' BELTS - 9c QU7 ATqUIDTQ Cl 70 SOCKS FOR MEN SUITS and SPORT were to SIOO SWEAI SHIK 1 b $1.79 3 p R 97c COATS REDUCED All DRESSES On SALE TOWELS ~ 1 croup bov-« These Specials .On Racks- PLAIN COLORS SPORT SHIRTS C9Q ur «Q or Buy Now For Later! D *.L <> r 07 brUKI orilK I o $29.97, $39.97, $2.97, $4.97, $7.97 Bath z tor 97c I 97 c $44.97, $49.97 were to $17.98 Hand 2 for 67c were to $55.00 "“SE 1 ™ BLANKETS SPRING COATS AND REG. $7.98 SWIM IKUNKS REDUCED ALL-WEATHER COATS . $14.97, $19.97 $9.97 and $14.97 Full Size $4.97 $1.47 Big Selection 1 LOT ■ ’ ~ MEN'S . LADIES JEANS 97<5 MATERNITY WEAR FLANNEL SHIRTS drfqq PANTS Close Out Were $2.98 For Cool Nights. Wear ’ DKEbb PAIN 1 b l— i Like Jackets- ■ REDUCED ALL PLAYTEX BRAS AND Sorr| e Reduced to n Price $1.97 $6 97 -$997 - sl2 97 GIRDLES REDUCED WERE $3.98 * * ’ * Save Up To 60%-Must Sell All Surplus Stock Now! SURPLUS STOCK OF SHORT SLEEVE ’GROUP ladies BLOUSES On SALE Beach Comber Pants SPORT SHIRTS HATS Ship -N Shore. Etc. FOR MEN A BOYS ' 14 PRICF $1 99 2 for $4.97 2 Truer. 97c $1 47 $1 97 WERE TO $3.98 All ROBES & DUSTERS ladies- short sleeve white 1 .table On SALE BERKSHIRE HOSE DRESS SHIRTS MEN’S PANTS $2.97 REG. $1.35 $1 99 Values To $7.98 Quilted Robes $7.97 Close-out 2 pr. $1.47 Fine Quality Vent Sleeve $2.99 WERE TO $12.98 ' FATHER’S YOUR FAMILY STORE STORE HOURS: JUNE 20th /7/7 s Monday thru Thursday „ . , 9To 5:30 f StcS’ Friday 9 to 8:30 I Must Be Sold! Ligonier, Indiana Saturday 9 To 9

KI B V HALF-MILE ■ 1 fw BL * ' SOUTH SUPER MARKET O „ Sale Prices June 10 to 12 Inclusive All Beef Hamburger - ■ 3 lbs. *1” CHOICE CHUCK ROAST - - - lb. 39c BIRDSEYE — 16 OZ. PKG. Frozen Sliced Strawberries 3 for 99c SMUCKERS — 12 OZ. Peath or Strawberries Preserves ■ 4 ■ 99t DAWN FRESH —2«/ z OZ. JARS Whole or Sliced Mushrooms - - 4 for 95c CRYSTAL SPRINGS BUTTER ■ ■ - lb. 59c MUSSELMAN’S — 35 OZ. JAR APPLESAUCE- 3 for 85c Store Hours: Su £r ~ Mon i 8 Thn * 5 - • We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities

was in the Milford cemetery. The Piefer-Mayhew funeral home of Edxvardsburg. Mich., was in charge of the funeral arrangements. Mrs. Raymond Hare Mrs. Grace Hare. 63. 202 south Nappanee street. Nappanee, died of complications following an illness of three months, at 8:50 a.m. Friday. June 4. at her home. She was bom at Nappanee on ** October 25. 1901. On May 5, 1919, , she xvas united ir. marriage to Raymond E. Hare who survives. Mrs. “ Hare was a member of the First i- Brethren church at Nappanee, a ' Survivors in addition to her husi band include three daughters. Mrs. .Joe 'Phyllis Haney. Mrs. Kenneth Pat> Middaugh. Mrs. Jack (Peg) l_ Bean, all of Nappanee; two sons, 1 Willis Hare. Syracuse, and Lewis C.

' Hare. Milford: one sister. Mrs. ‘ Harnon Tobias, Nappanee; 13 i grandchildren and. eight great- i ■ grandchildren. i Funeral senses were held Sun- ' day at the Wright-Yoder funeral ■ home at Nappanee. Rev. William Anderson officiated and burial was ' , in South Union cemetery near Nap- ' s panee. Mrs. Ortha Lee Wilson i Funeral services were conducted . at 2 p.m. Sunday in. the Harris-Trox- - el funeral home at North Webster . for Mrs. Ortha Lee Wilson, 59, of r 2 t Syracuse. Rev. Chester Reed officiated and burial was in the McClintic . cemetery, south of North Webster. Mrs. Wilson died at 3 a.m. Thursi day. June 3, at the Murphy Medical > Center in Warsaw. She had been in , failing health for the past year and . death ‘was due to complications.

Mrs. Wilson was bora February 20, 1906, in Fairmount. Ind., the daughter of Frank and Norma L. (Lemming) Dilts. She had resided most of her life in Marion, moviug to Syracuse in 1957. Her first husband, Earl Stevens, preceded her in death. She married Carl Wilson in 1947 and he survives. Mrs. Wilson xvas a member of the Seven Day Advent church at Marion. Surviving in addition to the husband are two sons, Earl M. Stevens, of North Carolina, and Billy B. Stevens of Rome. Ga.; one daughter, Mrs. Vemoa Hoffman, „of Morrill, Kans.; seven brothel's, William and Estel Dilts of Warren, Leonard Dilts of Columbia City, Barney, Floyd, Lloyd, and Ralph Dilts of Marion; five sisters. Mrs. Eva Deeter of Wabash, Mrs. Mary Gray, Mrs. Mazel Cook, and Mrs. Kathleen Houston, all of Marino, and Mrs. Joan Welsh of Leesburg: and seven grandchildren.