The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 December 1979 — Page 17

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It happened ... in Milford

14 YEARS AGO. DEC. 22.1965 Mrs. Mary Huber of Milford will spend the holidays in Arlington. Va.. with her grandson and his family, T Sgt and Mrs. Paul Ross Huber, Jr., Terry and Ross. , Christmas Day guests in the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Teeple. Roy and Johnny, of r 2 Milford, will be Mr. and Mrs. NIPSCo files to reduce rates Northern Indiana Public Service Company has filed a new petition and an amendment to a previously filed petition with the Public Service Commission of Indiana which will reduce gas costs to the utility’s customers. The gas storage and storage transportation adjustment and the amended purchased gas adjustment will lower the company gas costs by $1,897,031. The petition requests permission to pass on these reduced costs to the company’s gas customers. The utility said that, upon proval of the new rates by the Public Service Commission of Indiana, the average NIPSCo residential customer using natural gas for home heating and other purposes (160.800 cubic feet per year) will pay $3.43 a year less or about 29 cents a month less.

Jerry Bushong and Johnny of Waubee Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ramser and family of Milford plan to spend Christmas with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramser and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greek, all at Alliance. Ohio. 24 YEARS AGO. J AN. 12. 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Eli Pfister and Kathleen. Elkhart, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Henry Beer. Mr. Wayne Bucher and daughter, Cynthia, are spending part of this week with Mrs. Gordon Netererat Huntington Danny and David Schrock. Goshen, had dinner Sunday with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wiggs 30 YEARS AGO. J AN. 12. 1950 Mr and Mrs Lloyd Felkner and Mrs Victor Fuller are leaving Friday for Saint Petersburg. Fla. Mr Felkner and Mrs Fuller will remain for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs John Biller and family spent Friday evening with Robert Hollar and family. A week end guest of Mr and Mrs. Everett Butrick was the latter’s sister. Mrs. Verla Setzer, of Elkhart FROM THE Fl LES OF 1921 Mrs. William Perry of Indiana Harbor is here visiting with her grandmother. Mrs. John Bar-

tholomew and mother. Mrs. Hattie Ireland. Mrs. Rudolph Ringger of Laty. Ohio, was visiting the past week with her sister. Mrs. Emil Kaiser and family. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haab and son of Bremen were Goshen visitors Sunday. Leesburg teen injured in fight Lester W. Booher. 15. Leesburg, was admitted to Kosciusko Community Hospital, Saturday, Dec. 1. following a fight inside a local restaurant the night before. Booher was summoned to the lobby of Clara s Pizza King. 1039 East Winona Ave., Warsaw, where he was confronted by a man and was allegedly struck Warsaw’ city police were called to the restaurant at 8:52 p.m. to investigate the fight. Warsaw city patrolman Larry Engle reported Booher suffered a cut on his chin but learned a fewhours later he was going to be admitted to the hospital. Police are continuing investigation of the mishap.

Gladys Morris visits former Syracuse residents Mrs. Gladys S. Morris recently returned from Hawaii after visiting her nephew. Captain Lowell Swartz and his wife. Jackie. Her itinerary first took her to Merced, Calif., east of San Francisco. to attend the wedding of Renee Drake to John Duy, Jr The bridegroom's parents, Eva and John, were able to give her news about the other members of their family. Franz, the eldest son, graduated from Syracuse High School with the class of 1960 and lives in Richardson, Texas, along with his wife, Carolyn and their son, Franz John. New Year's party planned The third annual New Year’s overnight party is planned for Monday. Dec. 31, in the YMCA at Warsaw. Youth can be dropped off between 9 and 9:30 p.m. and picked up between 8 and 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday. Jan. 1. Activities will include games, swimming, contests and a full length movie. A late night snack will also be served. Youths are to take a swim suit, towel and a sleeping bag or bedroll. Registration money is due by December 29. Theree will be a maximum of 80 youths allowed for the party. For information contact the Kosciusko Community YMCA, Warsaw.

Wed., December 19,1979 — THE MAII4-JOURNAL

Iranian crisis prompts new appeal for 55 mph

The growing Iranian crisis and all its political and economic ramifications, has prompted Indiana State Police SuperintenVtent John T. Shettle to appeal to all Indiana motorists for increased voluntary compliance to the 55 mph speed limit. Shettle considers this a Hoosier expression of national pride and patriotism in actively supporting United States’ efforts to reduce our critical dependency on foreign oil. The life-saving benefits of driving at slower speeds are obvious and have been reflected in Craig Sorensen is mid-year Tri-State grad Craig R. Sorensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Sorensen. P.O Box 254 Milford, has received a bachelor of science degree in computer science He par ticipated in the mid-year com mencement at Tri-State University. Angola. Saturday. Nov 17, and graduated with academic high honors, having achieve a 3.75 grade point average or better on a 4.0 scale. Sorensen is a graduate of Wawasee High School The candidates for both the bachelor and associate degrees were announced by Dr. Carl H. Elliott, president of the university. They included 77 students completing their work in November or at the close of the winter session in February. The honorary degree doctor of laws was conferred upon John D. Anderson, senior partner of The Andersons. Maumee. Ohio, who delivered the commencement address. Syracuse man escapes injury in crash A Syracuse man. Jesus Gomez. 29. 507 Chicago Avenue, escaped injury in a two-car accident in Goshen on Friday, Dec. 7. The other driver, a Goshen man, suffered a laceration of the head and was taken to Goshen Hospital for treatment. Gomez was ticketed for disregarding a stop sign. Damage in the incident totaled $1,400.

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significant decreases in the national traffic death toll since 1974. The Indiana State Police recently concluded a special state-wide traffic enforcement program. Project 55. designed to save lives and to promote more voluntary compliance with the 55 mph speed limit. During the program period, Indiana experienced a sharp reduction in the traffic fatality * increase over 1978 and average speeds dropped. Based on these results, Shettle concluded that special enforcement certainly must be considered an effective traffic safety effort. The energy saving benefits derived from driving 55 have also been widely published. Shettle stated that one source estimates that in one year alone 3.4 billion gallons of vehicle fuel were saved after the 55 mph speed law was passed. It has been further estimated that the average automobile’s fuel consumption increases one per cent for each mile per hour over 55 and trucks increase two percent.

•X o ; \ meRRY rarenms Best wishes to all the friends who have patronized us. MAIN CHANNEL MARINA Nell & Gary Webb

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