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36 THE TRIBUNE, TERRE HAUTE, INO. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, 1977 Sullivan Captures WIC By Defeating Brazil 6 7-60 Sullivan won the Western Indiana Conference basketball championship last night, defeating visiting Brazil 67-60 The Golden Arrows had won the season-opening league tournament in November and ran their overall record to 16-4, with a 5-1 loop mark Brazil is 15-5 and 3-2. The teams close their regular-season schedules this week, with Sullivan entertaining Linton on Friday and the Red Devils playing at State High the same night. In other area games last night.

Edgewood topped host Bloomfield 42-36. Avon romped over South Putnam 74-65, Staunton thumped Turkey Run 82-71, Rosedale defeated Rockville 88-82, Linton decisioned Dugger Union 80-66 and Clay City kept Switz City reeling with an 82-48 rout. Phil Randall of Brazil broke a 10-10 tie with 2:44 left in the first quarter and the Red Devils led until :02 left in the half when Blaine Bolyard hit a couple of free throws to put the Golden Arrows ahead for the rest of the game. Brazil was on top 20-16 at the end of the first quarter but early foul trouble forced the Red Devils to quit going to the basket on Sullivan match-up zone defense. The Mai Mihajlovich then started to bomb from out on two- three zone and it was all over after that for the visitors.

Four players fouled out for Brazil as Sullivan stepped to the line for 41 free throws and connected on 25 of them to put the contest away. Brazil had 24 free tosses and put 16 of them through. With five players in foul trouble Mike Broady had four). the Red Devils could only manage five points in the third period while Sullivan scored 14. With a 10 point lead and center Tom Sevier fouling out with 7:35 left in the game, Sullivan had to hang on in the last quarter as Brazil came within six with 2:58 to go but could get no closer.

Balanced scoring lifted Staunton to its 16th victory of the season. Tony Trout led the 16-3 Yellow Jackets with 19 points Teammates Russ True and Roy Hunter chipped in with 15 Rick Shaw tossed in 13 and Joe Moody added 12. Staunton closes its regular season Friday when Jim Buell's quintet hosts Montezuma at Brazil. Turkey Run, now 1-18, hosts North Putnam this Friday. Jim Huxford's free-throw accuracy in the final period lifted Rosedale to its win in a shootout with Parke County foe Rockville Huxford, who led all scorers with 26 points and had 16 of 17 free throws in the game, sank 12 of 13 charities in the last quarter as the winning Hotshots pulled away from a one-point lead at the end of the third quarter.

Huxford also had 10 rebounds and eight assists for the winners. Barry Jenkins added 16 points, Warren Brown 13, Kevin Stone 12 and Jim Hopkins 10 as every Rosedale starter scored in double figures. Hopkins helped Huxford on the boards with 8 rebounds of his own. Rockville had four men in double figures, Nick Smith leading the way with 21 points and leading all rebounders with 12 Bill Cooper added 20 points, Bruce Hartman 17 and Jeff Rigdon 14 for the Rox. Rosedale is now 10-8 for the season and will play Attica Wednesday night.

Rockville completed a 6-14 regular season and will await sectional play at Greencastle. Linton's Miners and Larry Simmons solved a box-and-one defense for an easy victory over neighborhood rival Dugger Union. With a Bulldog defender hounding Simmons throughout the first quarter, heavily favored Miners were able to take just a slim 13-10 lead But Linton pulled away to a 34-26 margin by halftime, increased the lead to 15 points after three quarters and threatened the rest of the way. Simmons was held to 14 points in the first three periods but teammates Shane Haun and Jim Gaither took up the scoring slack Then in the fourth quarter, when Dugger abandoned its box-and-one, Simmons added 15 more tallies to lead all scorers with 29 Haun added 17 points, Gaither 14 and Kirk Sanders 11 for the winners, now 14-5 for the season, while Bryan Hobbs scored 24 points and Ray Beaver 13 for Dugger, now 5-13. Linton travels to Sullivan Friday in the last regular season game for the Miners, while Dugger travels to Eastern Friday and returns home for a Saturday game with Van Buren Clay City handed Switz City its 19th loss in 19 games this season The Eels, now 13-6 for the season, will complete regular season play at Tri-River Conference foe Rosedale Friday.

while Switz City will try for a lone victory the same night at North Central. Lance Scores 12 As Engraving Loses Scott Lance threw in a dozen points but the effort was not good enough to stave off defeat as Terre Haute Engraving dumped First National Bank 32-21 in a Biddy basketball game last night at the local Boys' Club Andy Metheny fired home 16 points to lead Pro Bowling to a 28-26 decision over whose Griff Mills had 12. Donnie Scott had 15 points in 39-32 victory over Andrews Oil, which was paced by Eric 13 points and Kenny Burk's 10. Mathers Trucking got 20 points from Scott Reed en route to a 49-42 triumph over Wabash Federal. Jim Stewart connected for 18 points and Jimmy Mann added 14 for Wabash.

Jack Nicklaus To Compete FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla AP Jack Nicklaus, who has appeared in only two rogep Golfers Association events this year, will be in the field Thursday for the $250,000 Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic Nicklaus never has won this tournament, but last year captured the Tournament Players Championship at 7.127-yard verrary Golf and Country Club The TPC replaced the Gleason event last year but now has a permanent home at Jacksonville, Fla Nicklaus. the 37-year-old winner of 60 PGA titles including 16 major championships, was to have his final tuneup today in a pro-am foursome with former President Gerald Ford, Gleason and Bob Hope Bob Murphy, who won the last Gleason tournament in 1975, also is entered in the starting field of 144 is my 'championship and I'm looking forward to defending it," Murphy said I'm really glad the tournament's been changed back The identity should be with the original classic The tournament marks the return of Lee Trevirio to the tour after back surgery Nov 23 He showed up last Friday to begin preparations and shot a four- over-par 76 in his first outing on the course Gleason was his partner. back's not the thing that's bothering me. It my legs," said Trevino.

39. two- time winner of the Open "When you spend a lot of time (three weeksi in a hospital bed. you lose strength in your legs. An I'm primarily a leg hitter, more or less Trevino, winner of the 1973 Gleason tournament, and Murphy will be joined in the field by the other two former winner Tom Weiskopf and 1974 champion Leonard Thompson Meeting Scheduled The North Little League will have an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. today at the Otter Creek Club All managers and parents are invited to attend.

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Hutsonville hit .500 the rest of the way hut was hurt by 26 miscues In the second period, the Tigers fired in 8 of 12 from the field but still trailed 41-30 as Lawrenceville was good on 8 of 21 Top rebounders for the losers in this game were Tony Sheets with 12 caroms and Tim Bovll with 10 Ray Titsworth tallied 17 points for the Tigers and Terry Dawson added 15 Sheets put in 13 and Boyll 10 Wagner, a guard, led the winners with 32 points He hit 11 fielders for Coach Ron Felling's ball club In the Lawrenceville Regional Marshall beat Palestine 59-55 after trailing by as much as 18 points in the second period Lions will meet Lawrenceville Thursday and the winner will play in the championship contest Friday night against the winner of the Robmson-Red Hill game The Lions tied the game at 43-43 with 6 47 left in the game and went ahead for the first time in the contest at 6 25 in the fourth period. 45-43. John Prevo iced the contest with two free throws with 3 00 left for a 55-52 lead Leading the way for the winners was George Maurer with 11 and Lion teammates Rusty Morecraft and Prevo with 10 each Palestine was paced by Buster Fuller with 23 and Mark Fuller with 14 and Steve McDaniel with 12 tallies. Windsor, following a 49-49 third quarter tie, scored the first five points of the final eight minutes and never relinquished the lead. Windsor meets the winner of the Kansas- Cumberland game.

The victors, in addition to game-high 27 points, received double figure scoring from Steve Her bet who netted 17 and Tim Bence who added 12 Scott Burnett paced the Blue Streaks with 21 points. Teammate John Nestleroad added 15, Chuck Murphy 12 and Roger Buckle 10 Cumberland beat Kansas 6665 and earned the right to battle Windsor Thursday night in the Casey Regional. NBA Roundup By The Associated Press When you are losing by a point in the final seconds and the other team has the ball, usually the best thing you can do in the National Basketball Association is foul Coach Joe Mullaney of the Buffalo Braves thought of that obvious strategy Tuesday night, but Randy Smith had a better idea steal the ball That is what the Buffalo guard did and that is how the Braves wound up with an exciting 115-114 victory over the Phoenix Suns "He tried to pass the ball and I was fortunate to deflect it." said Smith after grabbing Paul pass, racing the court and scoring the winning basket with seven seconds remaining wanted Westphal to handle the ball," said Phoenix Coach John MacLeod, "but then Randy jumped in between the ball and Ricky Sobers and made the Before Smith picked off phal's intended pass to Sobers. Mullaney had instructed Adrian Dantley to foul Keith Erickson. But nothing happened "Dantley was trying to loul Erickson in the coiner." said Mullaney.

"I looked over there and the official saw Dantley getting Erickson around the waist I guess he felt it was too obvious and ignored MacLeod, naturally, was sorry that the foul call was not made "I sure wish they would have called the foul," said MacLeod. "We thought they'd foul and we had all our good foul shooters in thqre Smith finished with 36 points, while Alvan Adams scored 47 points, grabbed 18 rebounds and had 12 assists In the other NBA games, the Portland Trail Blazers nipped the Boston Celtics 113-111, the Denver Nuggets trimmed the Houston Rockets 118-106, the Chicago Bulls hammered the Golden State Warriors 118102. the San Antonio Spurs turned back the Los Angeles Lakers 135-103. and the New York Knicks tripped the New Orleans Jazz 119-102 Trail Blazers 113, Celtics 111 Maurice Lucas and Larry Steele hit key baskets in the final minute and Lionel Hollins scored 43 points, lifting Portland over Boston jumper from the side with 1:05 remaining gave the Blazers the lead at 111-109 and Steele hit from the comer with 24 seconds remaining, providing them with a 113-109 advantage. Si.

Anns Wins CYO Finale 52-27 St. Ann's climbed to the 500 level in its final Catholic Youth Organization basketball game, deteating host Bridgeton 52-27 last night. The warriors (12-12) were led by Mel Irvin with 18 points, Mike Cline with a dozen and Dave Pabst with 10. The St. team won 33-8 in the preliminary game Business Opportunltitg WANT to get away? Ideal opportunity for a couple or family Small town bakary busmens, 25 miles south of Terra Haute Very good bakery and cake business also has eat-in service lor 26 with soda loun- lam For more Information call (112) 268 3592 alter 5pm LOOKING lor sponsor or preferable working backer for custom auto body paint shop Specializing in Corvette, and Cor vette custom work Serious Inquires onlyl Phone anytime 533-20311 TAVERN tor sale, 3-Way license Building and 5 lots, stock and equipment Cell alter 5pm 234 1347 BE your own boss, full or part time, janitorial service S2500 Investment 2341870 DISTRIBUTORSHIP AVAILABLE S560 a week and more potential earnings servicing Retail and Commercial accounts full or part-time, with a revolutionary and universally needed product developed by an established and successful leader in its Held that serves the Automotive, Truck Motorcycle, Boat.

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Mark Masariu BEDFORTD-NORTH LAWRENCE- Darrell McFall. D.J Frazer. David Lee. William Graham BEN Eugene Carrabine. Larry Frevburgher, Tim Crouch David Lowenstem BENTON CENTRAL- Morris Cohen.

Herb Hicks. William VanSickle Steve Be res BLACKFORD- Richard Clark. Bud Wetzel. Leslie Wright. John Manka Jerry Dave Atwell.

James Roberts. Jesse Lvnch Richard Moore. Ric Baldwin. Armand Ronald Ham i CALUMET- Richard Mo- dricker. George Dixon Jay Smith.

Ken Miller Marty Burdette. Mike Winger. Keith Yoder. Robert Justak COLUMBIA CITY- Don Thompson. Dale Cramer.

Robert Rueth. John Hilligoss COLUMBUS NORTH- Robert Beeson Vic Gilla. Larry Sintz Joe Edmonds Rober Wolfe. James Fairchild. Gary W'oodhng GeneGibson George Taylor.

Robert DeBroka Jerome Fawlev Robert Boyle EAST CENTRAL Norman Hathcoat Allen Youmans John Ramev Bruce Mayfield EAST CHICAGO- Eric Harmon Ken Keller Lauren Griffith John Lizier EAST NOBLE- Bruce Knecht. Dan Yagodmk Steve Skiles Delmar Knecht ELKHART CENTRAL- Don Koester Larry Jones Ron Waisnora Jerry Karstens EV Ken Correll Jack Cummings. Charles VV'ein- kaut Ray Morris FLOYD CENTRAL- Bill Gray Dennis Cave. John Evans. Ray Vescovi FORT WAYNE 1- Opal Courtney Robert Gilmore Gene Johnson Ron Beard FORT WAYNE II- Gene Marks Tad Heminger.

Rudy Williams Frank IJeSantis FOUNTAIN Jimmy Dimitroff David Willoughby Roger Fisher Craig Martin FRANKFORT- Phil Hardwick Tom Herbert Ward Merl Heckaman FRANKLIN- Don Snedeker William 1) Fields Thomas Newlin. Gary Eaghn FRANKLIN CENTRL- W'ayne VanSickle. McKee Munk. Michael Crouch. Steve Cherry.

Mike Bohan. Bob E. Richardson. Leland Thompson. Harold Gray GREENCASTLE- Ed Scott.

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HUNTLNGTON NORTH- Troy Ingram. Don Nester. Herb Pruett. James "Pete Deakne IN 1)1 ANAPOLIS HINKLE- Kichard Cook. James Reine- bold Will Wullner JAY Gene Butts.

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Norman Chestnut Bryon Weaver. Harry Inskeep. Charles Hadley, Ron Plot low ALA PR A ISO- Richard Freeman, William Sorukas. William Gebhart. Bob Marti nek.

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Russell Kerrill. Don Dockery Max Cameron 115 Legal Notices tir tu Legal Notices tlr St ite of Indiana, Vigo Superior Court Cause No S-C 77-189 Division 2 IN THE MATTER OF TROY A I. AN COREY FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOT ICE OF APPLICATION AND PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thst Deanna Kay Harvey, mother and natural gusrdisn of Troy Alan Corey, has filed a Petition for Change of Name in the Vigo Superior Court, designated as Cause Number S-C 77 189, to change his name from Troy Alan Corey to Troy Alan Hsrvey NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN that a hearing on said Petition for Change of Name will be held in the Vigo Superior Court, commencing at 10 o'clock A on the 4th day of Monday April, 1977 LELAND LARRISON. Clerk, Vigo Superior Court 77-235-T Feb 16, 23, March 2 By Richard Shagley NOTICE TOBIDDERS OR ADVERTISEMENT Sealed proposals tor Chemicals for the Power Plant will be received al the Purchasing Office of Indiana State University until 10 00 A on the 7th day of March, 1977. and then will be opened and read aloud Specifications may be obtained al the Purchasing Department.

Ground Floor Mmmistration Building. Indiana State University Terre Haute. Indiana Proposals to be made on Form 96 as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts Proposals in tne amount of 55,000 or more shall be accompanied by an acceptable check bank dralt. or an acceptable bid bond lor an amount not less than 5 per cent of the total bid price witb the exception of the following if the principle place ot business is outside of the State of Indiana, the bidder is required to provide a certified check in the required amount in lieu at tne bid bond, as provided in Section 2. (Acts I945 ch99) ot the Indiana Acts Bidder (si receiving awards amounting to 15,000 or more shall be required to provide acceptable surety in the form of a bond, certified check or bank dralt for the full amount ot the award The Indiana State University Board of Trustees reserves the right to reiect any proposal or all proposals, to make any combination thereof, and to waive any informalities therein, and to return unopened any proposal received after the time fixed herein No bid may be withdrawn atter the opening at bids without the consent ot the Indiana State University Board of rustees for a period of thirty (30) davs after the time of closing bids INDIANASTATE UNIVERSITY BOARDOF TRUSTEES By KENNETHMOULTON.

Vice President and Treasurer Indiana State University 77-281-C-Feb 23, March2 no tile iobidders NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Town of West Terre Haute. Indiana, by and through the Town Board of Trustees, hereinafter referred to as the Owner, will receive sealed proposals for the construction oi additions to the municipal Water Works System The work for which bids are to be submitted includes contracts identified as Water Distribution System Extensions dated September, 1973 CONTRACT 1 WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS includes the furnishing ot all materials and the construction of the following facilities 400 o(8 Inch Water Mam 14.000 ot6-lnch Water Ma 29.500 of 4 Inch Water Main 100 ol 3-Inch Water Mam 8,200 ol Inch Water Mam 1 300 of 1 inch Water Mam Booster Pumping Station Improvements Site Preparanon and Electrical Work at Elevated Storage Facility Valves and Valve Boxes Fire Hydrant Installations Meter Sellings Railroad Crossing Stream Crossings One 100 000 gallon Elevated Storage Tank Tank Foundations and Appurtenant Structures CONTRACT 2 ELEVATED STORAGE FACILITY includes the furnishing ot all materials and the construction ot the following lacilitv Proposals may be forwarded by registered mail, addressed to Clerk Treasurer, West Terre Haute, Indiana. 47885 in care ot Mr James Mann, or delivered in person to the bid opening, and will be considered by the Owner at the public meeting called to receive such proposals, provided that shall have been received not later than 1 30 local time, on March 14, 1977, al the Town Hall. West Terre Haute. Indiana Proposals received alter such hour will be returned unopened The work to be performed and the proposal to be submitted, including any and all separate and combination proposals, shall include sufficient and proper sums tor all General Construction, Mechanical, installation.

Labor. Miterials. fools, Equipment. Taxes (both Federal and State), Permits. Licenses, insurance.

Service Costs, and so forth incident to and required tor the construction ot ihe facilities All materials furnished and labor performed incident to and required lor the proper and satisfactory execution of the contracts shall be furnished and performed in accordance with the requirements of the drawings and pecificalions, arid any addenda thereto, prepared by Clyde Williams A Associates, Inc 1843 Commerce Drive, Bend. Indiana, (219) 234-3126. and 3030 Meadows Parkway, Indianapolis, Indiana. (317) 547 5591, at the ottlce ot the Clerk Treasurer, town Hall. West Terre Haute, Indiana.

(812 533-1053, and Oodge Reports Office, Indianapolis, Indiana A Pre Bid Conference will be held at the (own Hall at I JO local time, on February 24. 1977, at which time an on site inspection ol Ihe existing facilities will be conducted. Contract Document Addenda promulgated, and questions regarding Contrast Documents answered Neither the Engineer nor the Town officials will answer questions prior to or following tha Pre Bid Conference Revisions or modifications to the Contract Documents promulgated at the Pre Bid Conference will be forwarded to each purchaser ot the Contract Documents Contracl Documents may be obtained from Ihe Engineer's SOUTH BEND office at a non refundable cost Individual plan sheets may be obtained at a cost of 45 00 per sheet Checks for Contract Documents shall be payable to Clyde Williams A Associates. Inc Neither Owner nor Engineer shall be responsible tor full or partial sets of Contract Documents Prospective bidders shall indicate on their requests lor the drawings and specifications the set of documents thav require Contract Waterworks improvements W0 00 Contract 2 Elevated Storage Facility 415 00 Each proposal must be enclosed in a sealed envelope bearing the title and contract of ttie protect and the name and address ot the bidder Each proposal shall be accompanied by a certified check or acceptable bidder bond made payable to the Owner, in a sum ot not less than five per cent (5 per cent) ot the total amount ot the highest aggregate proposal, which check or bond will be held by the Owner as evidence that the bidder will, it awarded a contracl or contracts, enter into the same with the Owner upon notification from him to do so within tan (10) days ot said notification Each bidder must submit a written Affirmative Action program with his or her bid The Affirmative Action Program must include specifii goals and timetables for the employment and (raining ot minorities, and lor Ihe employment and training ot lower income residents of the protect area Each bidder must insure that all employees and applicants for employment are not discriminated against becausa ot their race, creed, color, or national origin Failure to execute a contract and to furnish a performance and payment bond as hereinafter set out will be cause for (orfeiture to the Owner ot the amount ot money represented by the certified check or bond, as and for liquidated damages Approved performance and payment bonds guaranteeing taithtul and proper performance oi the work and materials, to be executed by an acceptable surety company, will be required ot each Contractor at Ihe time he executes his contract The bond will be in the amount ot 100 per cent oi IheContract Priceand must be in lull force and etlect lor a period ol 12 months from ihe dale ot eptance ot and tinal payment lor the work Proposals shall be properly and completely executed on proposal forms included in ihe specifications which includes the Non Collusion Affidavit Proposals shall include Indiana Questionnaire Form No 96 A provided and executed by the bidder ail as required by Statute No proposals shall be withdrawn after the opening ot Ihe bids without the consent of the Owner tor a period of one hundred and eighty (180) davs atter the scheduled time of receiving same All contracts, attachments, and similar documents all partial and tinal payment estimates, and all change orders must be approved by the Farmers Home Administration and the Department ol Housing and Urhan Development The Owner reserves the right to reiect any proposal, or all proposals.x>r to accept any proposal or proposals, or to make such combination proposals as may seem desirable, and to waive any and all informalities in the bidding It is understood that the work to be done IS being financed in the following estimated amounts Department ot Housing and Urban Development Water and Sewer Grant 4101.300 Urgent Needs Grant 4110.000 Farmers Home Administration, USDA Loan 1289,000 Local Share 1 50.000 BOARDOF TRUSTEES TOWNOF WEST TERRE HAUTE JAMES MANN. Clerk Treasurer Date February 9, 1977 77 282-CFeb 23.

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