The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 October 1980 — Page 19

ANSWERS DOWN ANSWERS ACROSS 4* ♦> l-Slat 20-Cow 1-Stab 22-Orate ♦*♦ X 2-Tulip 21-Den 5-Carat 24-Slow X Y 3-Aroma 23-Tampa 10-Lurid 27-Tanks A 4-Bin 24-Spies 12-Alibi 30-Par V i 5-Cast 25-Ladle 13-Alone 31-Gem & ■ 6-Ala. 26-Oread 14-Savor 32-Emu 7-River 28-Kenya 15-Tim 34-Ideal V A 8-Above 29-Smear 16-Fit 36-Panel A 9-Tired 31-Glen 18-Eve 38- Elate JL Y 11-Defer 33-Ulna 19-Pacer 39-Arvan A— 17-Irate 35-At A 21-Dred 40-Sedan V X 37-Art 41-Tara | OPEN HOUSE I (Saturday, November 1 I 1:00 To 5:00 P.M. ! A 720 S. Lake Street In Syracuse A 11 wmW I v _____ ■ Triple-glazed windows and extra insulation makes this NEW home " • truly ENERGY EFFICIENT. 3 bedrooms. l'/> baths, living room and a 4 combined kitchen-dining-family room. All this and a 58x130 lot on ■ Channel leading to Syracuse Lake. $59,900 ■ (Fry, Wells, Rogers Realty i Syracuse 457-4485 |

All Wyant's Used Cars & Trucks Are Drastically Reduced!

• 1980 Chev. Monte Carlo 2 Dr. V-6, Auto., PS, PB, Air, Sport Wheels & Mirrors, 3.500 Miles, One Owner, Blue With Matching Interior. Was $6,995 NOW 6,595 • 1980 Chev. Monte Carlo 2 Dr. — V-8, Auta., PS. PB. Air, 23,000 Miles, One Owner, Silver W/Mahogany Vinyl Top And Matching Interior Was $6,995 NOW 6,495 • 1979 Chev. Comoro Rally Sport 2 Dr. — V-8, Auto., PS, PB, Sport Wheels, And Mirrors, 11,000 Miles, Silver W/Black Interior Was $5,591 NOW 5,095 • 1979 Chev. Malibu Classic 4 Dr. — ll V-8, Auto., PS, PB, Factory Air, One Owner, 23,000 Miles. Green W/Matching Interior, Was $5,495 NOWS5 f 095 • 1979 Chev. Caprice Classic 4 Dr. — 305, V-8, Auto., PS, PB, Air, One Owner, 21,000 Miles, Green W/Green Vinyl Top & Matching Interior Was $5,395 NOW 5,095 • 1978 Chev. Monte Carlo 2 Dr. V-8, Auto., PS. PB, Factory Air, Electric Roof, 23,000 Miles, Silver W/Mahogany Landau Top & Matching Interior Was $5,495 NOW 4,995

• 1979 Chev. ’/z Ton 4x4 - vs Auto., PS, PB, 33,000 Miles, Mahogany W/Matching Interior Was $6,295 NOW 795

MANY OTHER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM

• WYANT "OH.. TUES THU,FRI •ROY CLOW ——WED 8-6 • WOODY DROOK SAT 8-3 • TOM RIGSBEE OUT OF THE WAY, BUT OUT OF THIS WORLD Phone 457 3102 Hwy. 1 3 Syracuse

• 1978 Olds Delta 88 Royale 4 Dr. — V-8, Auto., PS, PB, Factory Air, AM/FM Stereo W/CB, 33,000 Miles, Bronze W/Beige Vinyl Top And Matching Velour Interior Was $4,495 NOW ’4,195 I • 1977 Chev. Nova 2 Dr. - v b Auto., PS, PB. 39,000 Miles, Gold W/Beige Vinyl Top And Matching Interior Was $3,395 NOW ’3,095 • 1977 Pont. Gran Lemons 6 Pass. Station Wagon — vs, Auto, ps, pb, Factory Air, Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM Radio, 39,000 Miles, Silver W/Wood Grain And Red Vinyl Split Seats Was $4,195 NOW ’3,795 • 1976 Chev. Impala 2 Dr. — V-8, Auto., PS, PB, Factory Air, 56,000 Miles, Mahogany W/Black Vinyl Top And Matching Interior Was $2,795 NOW ’2,495 • 1975 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. — V-8, Auto., PS, PB, Factory Air, Local One Owner, 53,000 Miles, Blue W/Black Vinyl Top And Black Interior Was $2,295* now 1 , 995 • 1973 Pont. Grand Prix —v-8, Auto., PS. PB, Factory Air, Blue W/Matching Interior Was $1,795 NOW*l f 395

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• 1979 Chev. % Ton 4x4 — vs. Auto., PS, PB, Factory Air, Red W/Matching Interior Was $6,495 now ’6,195

It happened ... in Milford

10 YEARS AGO, OCT. 28,1980 Mr. and Mrs. Royce Biller and Neil of r 2 Milford, spent Sunday, evening visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman, Jr., of Milford. Sunday callers of Mrs. Elizabeth Stiffler of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Ren Clark, Paul Lechlitner, Raymond Pinkerton and Mrs. Dorothy Williams, all of Milford; Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Leesburg; and Mr. and Mrs. Max Ruch and son of Warsaw. r I -AwS be • Morrison Island, large living room, 3 bedroom, 1 ’/> bath, attached garage, refrigerator, stove, washer, dryer. Setting on two lots — $75,000. • This is ready on a lot, ranch type, with a clear span basement, 3 bedrooms, with large living room, 6 x 52, wood deck, home insulated for electric heat, but has a new n/ gas hot water heat, Ben Franklin stove, 1 '/> baths, dining room. $62,500. • Undeveloped, zoned residential, about 6 acres in the city limits of Syracuse $36,000. • Get a 15% return on this commercial property in Elkhart. $26,000. • Rental property in Elkhart. $10,500.

A Complete Service REAL ESTATE BROKER . Auctioneer Tax Consultant COL. JAMES WOGOMON (219) 457-4136 Syracuse, IN 46567 ,

Miss Carol Ann Harold of Royal Center, spent last Thursday and Friday nights with Miss Carol Mynhier of Waubee Lake. Jerry Smith, Miss Harold’s uncle from Fort Wayne, also was an overnight guest. Saturday morning the trio went to Royal Center for the remainder of the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haab and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Haab of Milford visited Miss Libbie Lippincott, a resident of the Methodist Home at Warren, Sunday afternoon. Dean Baker and Bruce McClintic, both of Milford, attended the mechanics school held at Indianapolis last Tuesday and Wednesday. 20 YEARS AGO, OCT. 27, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. John Baker of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baker enjoyed a three day trip to Gladstone, Mich., where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sherman. They also saw the Mackinac Bridge. They left Friday morning and returned Monday evening. Steven Roderick, student at Ball State Teachers College, is spending the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Roderick. Miss Hilda Ruch spent Saturday and Sunday with her brother, William Ruch, and family at Wayland, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pierson and son Christopher were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klopenstein and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hepler of Oak Park, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wolfe of Laporte and Mr. and

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Want An AJ? Cashinginona classified secret

Stan Her Three weeks ago in order to sell a lawnmower, I advertised in this paper’s Classified Ad section and received 43 calls in less than two days. For awhile I thought about borrowing the neighbor’s mowers to keep up with the demand. One caller asked, “What does the mower do differently from other mowers?” to which I responded, “It sings on key. Would you care to see its clippings?” It did get me to thinking, though. If I can sell 43 lawnmowers in two days when I have just one to sell, imagine what I can do with my original Yankee Stadium dirt. So I called Advertising Manager Sandi Berman and gave her the following ad: “For Sale, Yankee Stadium dirt played on by George “Babe” Ruth, Tony Lazzeri and Lou*Gehrig.” Sandi interrupted and informed me that I could save some money by eliminating “George,” which I did. Then I continued. “I am a lifelong collector of dirt who has a limited supply.” Actually, that wasn’t quite true for I was standing in dirt up to my ankles while making the call and if man truly comes from dust then I have several people under my bed, either coming or going. The next day the newspaper came out with my ad prominently "displayed under the heading “Dirt for Sale.” Within 10 minutes after 1 received the paper. the phone rang. ,It was customer Numero Unh. The call

Mrs. Glen Pinkerton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henne and two children of Albion were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ord Replogle and sons. Vicki Lynn Chupp of Warsaw spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Chupp and daughters, Patricia, Pamela, Rosetta and Loretta. 30 YEARS AGO. OCT. 26.1950 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sponseller entertained their bridge club Sunday evening. Members present were Mr. and Mrs. James D. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Levernier and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruch and Mr. and Mrs. John Augsburger. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruch on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Foster of Laotto, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Date Mikel and son, Randall, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Charlton. Mr. and Mrs. David Hoerr of Peoria, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beer visited the ladies' mother, Mrs. Ben Kaiser, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morgan and daughter Ann Elizabeth, of Chicago, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Stuckman. Captain E. R. Hurd came to Milford Friday night to spend the week end with his family. He returned to Fort Knox, Ky., on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stackhouse and daughters, Gloria and Kay, were Sundav

came at an inconvenient time for I was out in my back yard filling a dozen Ziploc bags with “Yankee Stadium dirt.” For the first 10 callers I had already decided to include an original, authentic replica of the Babe’s footprint. Actually, it wasn’t a footprint but more of a spikeprint. The caller wanted to know right off the top how he could be assured that it was original, authentic Yankee Stadium dirt. He had been a life-long Yankee fan and had attended three games since he was a kid. “Well,” I explained, “on the outside of the bag there •is a statement.J authorized by the Commissioner of Baseball, Daniel Buhn, stating that anyone digging up false dirt, can be prosecuted with a S2OO fine, admittance to a Califprnia AngelChicago White Sox doubleheader. or a ticket for all the Toronto Blue Jay-Seattl.e Mariner games for two seasons.” He seemed satisfied with that and when I informed him that he, being the first caller, would also receive the Babe’s spikeprint, he was ecstatic. After that sale I was convinced that the Classified Ad section could sell anything. I wonder if the Democratic Party wouldn’t mind advertising Billy Ciuter’s services as a spear-catcher? The most difficult part of the authentic Yankee Stadium dirt was not filling all those bags. It was finding a babe in the neighborhood who happens to wear spikes so that I could make some footprint casts. I had one aem for sale but it

dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh. 58 YEARS AGO. OCT. 26,1922 Among those who visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Harlan on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rowland and family of Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Duncan of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good of Syracuse. Mrs. E. P. S. Wright and daughter, Mary Ellen, spent Thursday and Friday in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Wolford Taylor in Bourbon. They returned to their home on Saturday. John Estep of Nappanee visited his sister Mrs. Rachel Price of West Catherine Street on Sunday. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY OIL SPACE HEATER — For sale. 658-9249. WAWASEE PLAZA HARBOR CONDOMINIUM — For rent One bedroom. Contact Fry, Wells, Rogers Realty. 457-4485. TWO BEDROOM MOBILE HOME — For rent. Close to intersection of state highways 6 and 15. Fry. Wells. Rogers Realty. 457-4485. FOR RENT—- Two bedroom year round home with easement to Wawasee. No pets. 834-2949.

defied description so I didn’t quite know how to advertise it. Several years ago I gave up jogging because I disliked jumping over the bodies of deceased joggers who enjoyed the thrill of running in over 100 degree temperatures. I intensely disliked running with them and then having to drag some of them home So I decided to exercise at home. I sent away for an exercise bike and when it arrived it was all jumbled up in a box with the instructions which jead “Good luck.” Imagine me building something from scratch. I was the one in high school who began building a bench in Manual Training Arts and ended up with 2,000 toothpicks. I was the one who varnished my necktie to.the top of my desk and then had to wait for six hours without moving until the varnish dried. Thus, in keeping my streak alive, I assembled the bike without much delay but several key questions were left unanswered such as: (1.) Are the two wheels supposed to be side by side? (2.) Why did the handlebar assemblage face away from the rider? (3.) How is it possible to sit on a seat when it points directly to heaven? (4.) Is pain required? I called Sandi and after a few false starts we came up with the right ad. It must have been —I could have sold 14 of them. The ad read: “For Sale. Exercise Bicycle. Only one of its kind. Assemoled. .Finding exercising outdoors painful. Now you can suffer indoors.’’

Wed., October 29,1980—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

*l,lOO damage in hit and run

A total of $l,lOO in damages were estimated to a fiberglass rear fender on a car belonging to James Johnson, 1314 East Brooklyn, Syracuse, when the car was hit Saturday by another

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vehicle. The car was parked in Johnson’s yard at the time of the accident. The driver of the vehicle which hit Johnson’s auto left the scene without reporting the accident.

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