The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 March 1979 — Page 3

B. J. Crowley's HOROSCOPE

Week of March 25. 1979 ARIES •- The Arian has tremendous drive. He is almost always successful. He is often an over-achiever. Seldom is he a quiet person, talking so much he has few secrets. He likes people and wants them to like him. Best color is red, lucky numbers » are 2 and 4 and lucky day is Sunday. ARIES - March 21 to April 20--Avoid the tendency to stretch the truth. Learn to be honest, not only with others, but with yourself as well. A project which you will soon undertake for your own pleasure will be of great interest to others. TAURUS - April 21 to May 20-Let a lost love go. It is,iidiculous to try to hold on t(» something you can never have. Be happy in this moment. This is the only way you can ever know real happiness. GEMINI - May 21 to June 20—You now move up a notch on the social ladder.

A SNAPPER tiller works and works and works and works... and with optional accessories converts to a walking garden tractor which can plow, cultivate or doze soil or snow. With Hi-Torque Drive your work becomes even easier because the machine spends more time softening your soil than traveling forward. Before you buy, compare the features of a SNAPPER. Its t worth more because it does more and its price is / competitive with other quality tillers. /j Any way you cut it fg it’s a snap with a SNAPPER!/Jf S// H & H REPAIR SHOP, Im. 1 Mile South & % Mile East Os Nappanee

i inv i kll re ;i/ ii! i J ♦ ♦ , IN SYRACUSE, THURSDAY NIGHT, MARCH 22, 6 P.M. TO 9 P.M. J I DYNAMITEMDAYS n/ I | ♦ D-Y-N-A-M-l-T-E-M . . . D-A-Y-S. . . at MY STORE. . . 11/ f" QXI& n\ ▲ ♦ Pickwick Place .. . Uptown Syracuse . it's sort of like II / MIQUT ▲ SUMMER STREET DAYS ... to celebrate the beginning of Vs ▼ Spring and end of Winter we’ve cut, hacked, hewed and B B B /- ONLY -• AU ♦ smashed prices on Winter Merchandise, and like Summer + Street days, our lower level is loaded with apparel items, /II ♦ mens suits, ladies' sportswear, kids’ clothes ... all at prices /II vl KIIyIwI ♦ 50% to 80% below regular price. YOU WON'T BELIEVE IT f \\Ti \ % »«.<!■« r.-rvf B B J FUNG SALE W X ♦ STOREWIDE ♦ t HiMM OFF io% off i ♦ ESSWQII Furniture — { ♦ HlHniljlUllLlilUhlllHßl Am«l AAftaeeANAe SPECIAL SALE RACKS f ♦ Just think . . many items at 30% aH plus AllCl Accessories WHh Bjg Savings Y some cases an additional 50% off . . . and now » | from 6 till 10:00 P.M. Thursday night, an addi- Carpet And Appliances eno OU R X tional 10% will be thrown in (or off) . . . SAVE- r rr REGISTER FOR vUK 4 O SAVE. Not Included MONTHLY DRAWING ♦ ♦ Thonday Night Only From f 6 P.M. T® 9 P.M. Only! - L J ♦ 6 P.M. Till 10:00 P.M. Y TUB STOUT i ♦ Farm... ... Eggs Just 22 ao„ nAIITIAIIE ♦ Y with each purchase of SI.OO or more. T ▼ 100 N. Huntington ♦ ♦ Effll My Storo FURNITURE• APPLIANCES ♦ X Eeridl Diruwira PIACF 219/457 3443 Reg. Hours: 9-5:30M0n. Thru Sat. ♦ ESH W UPTOWN SYRACUSE— " 6S ’ X* S,ree * Closed Sunday ♦

New interests and new friends are in the picture. Cancer - June 21 to July 22-Growing plants, especially those which bloom, are a source of great pleasure to you. A small garden could be very productive this year. LEO - July 23 to Aug. 22-An outing in a rural area gives you renewed vigor. A picnic with your family may be on the agenda, if weather permits. Good food and fellowship makes the event memorable. VIRGO - Aug. 23 to Sept. 22—Take a second look if you are considering a job change. The grass may not be greener. Weigh the advantage and disadvaptage. It is important that you like what you are doing. LIBRA - Sept. 23 to Oct. 22-You can be very lucky with finances at this time. This is a good time to take a chance. Sign up for any drawings that you come across. You could be a lucky winner.

SCORPIO - Oct. 23 to N0v.22-Thiscouldbe a week for pleasant surprises. Don’t take chances with your reputation. A good opinion of you by others is essential if you are to have good feelings about yourself. SAGITTARIUS- Nov. 23 to Dec. 21-Spend the late afternoons this week preparing special foods. Have company over for dinner, invite special friends whose company you truly enjoy. You are missing something when you get out of the habit of entertaining. CAPRICORN - Dec. 22 to Jan. 19-Stop being so vocal about your likes and dislikes. A quieter approach to life will help you get what you want more quickly. Set a good example for younger family members. AQUARIUS - Jan 20 to Feb. 18--Curb the tendency to be greedy. When you harbor feelings of selfishness, they breed distrust, suspicion, and sometimes hate. Clean up your act. PISCES - Feb. 19 to March 20--Your financial picture improves greatly. Busi ness is on an upswing. You should be able now to buy those extras you have been longing for.

NIPSCo petitions to reduce customers' gas costs

HAMMOND, Ind. — Northern Indiana Public Service Company today (Wednesday. March 14. • 1979) petitioned the Public gervice Commission of Indiana for permission to reduce customers’ gas costs by $6,486,084. NIPSCO was informed by one of its five pipeline suppliers. Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America, of lower purchased gas costs. Upon authorization of the Federal Regulatory Commission (FERC) and approval of the Public Service Commission of Indiana, the lower gas costs will be passed on to NIPSCo customers. The utility’s average customer using gas for spaceheating and other uses (160,800 cubic feet per year* will realize a reduction of $4.25 annually or about 35 cents monthly. The utility said that at current rates and pending petitions, the average NIPSCo customer using natural gas for heating and other household purposes will pay approximately $447 per year for

Hibschmans receive leadership award

By DEB FOX Joe and Qpnna Hibschman, 71957 CR 35 Syracuse, were notified in December that they won the 1979 World Leadership Award from the Potomic Grange No. 1, located in Washington. This award gave the Hibschmans a chance to visit Washington. D C., and learn more about the workings of the federal government and the National Grange. They were chosen from a group of 13 couples who attended the National Grange Convention at Denver, Colo., last November Each couple was interviewed but the decesion was not made until the end of the year. The trip is sponsored yearly by money from a trust fund left to the Potomic Grange to use for rural leadership and for the promotion of agriculture. The Hibschmans were the sixth couple to receive this award. The purpose of this trip was to’ acquaint them with the government with hopes they will become leaders of rural America. While at Washington, D.C.. they were given a VIP tour of the White House; toured the National Grange Headquaters, where they

service rather than $451 per year under previously filed rates and petitions. Adjustments in gas rates to NIPSCo customers, usually upward but sometimes downward, will continue to occur as rates charged by NIPSCo’s pipeline suppliers change. This is the fourth tracking adjustment filed by NIPSCo this year Two have been increases and two have been decreases. Batteries taken from boat Rod Bell of 212 East John, Syracuse, reported to Syracuse police Sunday afternoon of the theft of two* Crown 12-volt batteries from his Ebbtide boat. The theft occurred sometime during the winter months and was just discovered. This isn’t Leap Year but we suppose it’s all right for a girl to propose to the man of her choice.

became acquainted with the staff and familiar with the policies; met the Grange Legislative Director Robert Frederick; and with Senators Birch Bayh and Richard Lugar; Representatives Floyd Fithian and Dan Quill; and Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland. Many historical places were also visited The couple said highlights of the trip were the meeting of Bergland and observing the government committee hearings and the House and Senate in session. They were invited to dinner one evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. National Master of the Grange. Mrs. Hibschman commented they both enjoyed the trip and the fact she had “never been there before and I thought it was very interesting.’’ Her husband thought it was “intersting to see the House and Senate in session and the debating back and forth.” Mr. Hibschman is the master of Hex Grange, serves on the Benton Township Advisory Board and is president of the District II Holstein Club. He is a county Holstein Club director and an Elkhart County Dairy director. He is a member of the Indiana Holstein Association and the National Holstein Association. He served as the Elkhart County 4-H Holstein leader for 10 years, resigning in 1977. He and his wife. Donna, fire members of the Syracuse Church of God. where they are assistant Sunday School teachers and he is the assistant superintendent of Sunday School. They both are Indiana State Youth directors for the Grange and were the 1977-78 Indiana Grange Young Couple of the Year. Mrs. Hibschman is the Junior Matron for Hex Grange, vice president of the Hex Rural Homemakers Club and vice president of the Holstein Auxiliary. They have three children who attend the New Paris Elementary School. Their children are Dee Ann. 11, sixth grade. Janet, nine, third grade and Roger, eight, second grade. A dairy farmer for the past 10 years. Hibschman milks 52 head ot registered Holstein cows, has over 48 head of registered non-milking Holstein cows and farms 500 acres.

■ - J ■ ~ 7 Mi Ml * W 11” W \ W I, - S VISITS WASHINGTON D.C. — Joe and Donna Hibschman. Syracuse, were recent recipients of the National Grange Rural Leadership Awards given in the nation’s capital on March 12. The Hibschmans were welcomed by Senator Birch Bayh to his \\ ashington office. They were chosen out of 13 couples who attended the National (•range (onvention in Denver. Cokh. last November, by the Potomic Grange No. 1.

Deer-car collision A deer-car collision was investigated by Kosciusko County officers Saturday evening of last week about four miles north of North Webster on SR 13. The deer was killed when it ran into the path of an auto driven by Wilmer J. Frederick. 16 of 130 East Boston Street, Syracuse Damage to the car was set at $250. Gas taken from bus Kosciusko county officers were advised last week end of 40 gallons of gas valued at $25 was siphoned from a Cardinal Center bus while parked at the residence of Kathy Richter, r 2 Syracuse.

Wed., March 21,1979 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Eby not driving wrecker

Following publication oF last week’s issue of The Mail-Journal, it has been brought to the attention of this newspaper of an error in the story involving Curtis Ryan Eby, 24. of North Webster, now serving a six month sentence at the state farm for resisting arrest. Young Eby, according to his mother, Mrs. Clarence Eby of Syracuse, was a passenger in a wrecker driven by Marvin L. Whitaker. 34. of r 1 Leesburg, and

Here’s A Host Os Savings For You At Dynamitem Days At The My Store Our entire stock of irregular blankets (except sheet blankets). These blankets have only slight imperfections. Many are on sale for as much as « 3 Off Now 50% off the lowest marked price. They look almost like checked gingham, but not quite. Checked gingham sells for over $2.00 Yd. \ ou can have these 45 checks for an unheard of 19 c yd. while the quantity lasts. Plaid shirting flannels that regularlv would have sold lor $2.40 are ymirs now for just 50 r yd. All chenille bath rugs and bath sets now of the price now marked. Many of these rugs are already on sale and you still get c. off the lowest sale price. Men's sport coats. Fine fabrics original!' from the Isle of Man or the Shetland Isles. We can't remember which’. These coats are valued up to $125.00. We think they would look great on Kale Island or Morrison Island or if you hu> one you max want to find an island of vour ow n. Now SIO.OO t052.».1H). Fine quality men’s suits. Todays value would probably be $150.00. Narrow lapels are coming back. Mostly small sizes. Now SIO.IH> each. Men’s shirts. Values to $12.00 Now $3.00 each. Ladies’ dresses. Misses. Half Sizes. Petite Sizes. Junior Sizes and some we don’t know what sizes they are. These dresses originally sold for as high as $42.00 now yours for just $5.00 each. 60” assorted double knits and single knits. Values originally to $5.05) A whole hodgepodge of fabrics that will make someone happy now 50 c yard. Our entire stock of Martex (irregular) bath tow.els now price as marked. These towels substantial savings from the regular price and are already on sale for as much as 50% off and you will get an additional 50%. Hand towels and wash cloths are included. Two year guarantee electric blankets now ' 2 price. Children’s famous Health-Tex playwear. \ selected group now ' 2 price. A large selected group of ladies’ sportswear. Ship n Shore. Bav Harbour. Perceptions, brand names that you will recognize. Much of this fine sportswear is now on sale at up to off and you will now get 50% off the lowest sale price. Ladies’ better winter dresses and some spring ones now 1 « to's off and during this special event you will get an additional 50% off the lowest sale price. Large ladies’ sweaters. Values to $50.00. These sweaters are Ist quality and slight irregular and are on sale now for as much as * :t off and you still take an additional 50% oil the lowest sale price. Our entire stock of ladies: winter handbags now ' 2 p>i ce - Assorted groups of ladies* hosiery including famous brands that originally sold for as high as $1.05 pair now 5 pair SI.OO. Buy now for Christmas. Make excellent gifts for mother-in-laws. We will include original price stickers. Regular $0.99 Sun Dance Indiana blankets 72 x !H) size. We hope todance out at $3.99 each. @My Store “s PICKWICK PLAZA CASH , VISA SYRi\£USE, INDIANA 46567

was not the driver of the vehicle, as the news article stated The wrecker, towing a station wagon belonging to Eby and sold to Whitacre, was involved in several accidents between Lake Wawasee and North Webster last October and was eventually stopped by law officers on CR 675E. Eby at that time did jump from the wrecker and run across a field. He was apprehended by police when attempting to cross a fence.

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