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Ford and Celtics denied Clippers' Williams to win

B> The Associated Press It wasn’t the best Boston Celtic offense but then it didn’t have to be, the way the defense was playing. “Our defense saved us." underscored Coach Bill Fitch. Chris Ford was a big part of it Thursday night, holding highpowered Freeman Williams to just six points as the Celtics beat the San Diego Clippers 8885 for their 12th straight National Basketball Association victory. ‘I tried to deny him the ball and keep him from going to the middle," said Ford of his defensive work on Williams, who had been averaging 30 points over the Clippers' most recent dine games and 19.7 overall. “I got a lot of help from our big men. We have a lot of intimidators." The Celtics nailed down the game on Cedric Maxwell’s three-point play with seven seconds left. "We played good enough to win,” said San Diego Coach Paul Silas. "A couple of plays here and there, and we would have had it.”, » In other NBA action, Portland beat Denver 122-119 and Legal Notices NOTICE OF PROPOSED BANK MERGER Notice is hereby given that the Putnam County Bank, Roachdale, Indiana has made application to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Washington, D C. 20429, for its written consent to merge with the Tri-County Bank and Trust Company, Roachdale. Indiana. This notice is published pursuant to Section 18 (c) ol the Federal Deposit Insurance Act Any person wishing to comment on this application may file his comments in writing with Ihe Regional Director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at its Regional Office, 233 South Wacker Drive. Suite 6116. Chicago, Illinois 60606. If any person desires to protest the granting of this application he has a right to do so if he files a written notice of his intent with the Regional Director by January 20, 1981. The nanconfidential portions of the application are on file in the Regional Office as part of the public file maintained by the Corporation. This file Is available for public inspection during regular business hours December 1,1980 Putnam County Bank Roachdale, Indiana Tri-County Bank and Trust Company Roachdale. Indiana Dec. 3/10/17/24/31/Jan. 2/6T

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SAVINGS & LOAN

Houston stopped Utah 117-103. With the Celtics trailing 85-83, Maxwell stole the ball with about 20 seconds to play. After Boston moved downcourt, the 6-foot-8 forward made a layup and was fouled by Phil Smith. Maxwell then converted the free throw to give Boston an 8685 lead. Trail Blazers 122, Nuggets 119 Kelvin Ransey scored a ca-reer-high 29 points, including Portland's last eight, to lead the Trail Blazers over Denver. Ransey also had nine assists and five rebounds in leading the Blazers to their fifth straight victory and 14th in 15 games. The loss snapped Denver’s season-high winning string at two games. The Nuggets’ David Thompson barely missed a three-point field goal try that would have tied the game at the buzzer. Rockets 117, Jazz 103 Rudy Tomjanovich scored 25 points and three other Houston players combined for 64 as the Rockets broke open a close game in the fourth quarter to beat Utah. ASU put on probation MISSION, Kan. (AP) - The NCAA placed the Arizona State football program on probation for two years because of violations involving a variety of rules. As a result, ASU’s football team will be prohibited from participating in a postseaon bowl game through the 1981-82 academic' year. The penalty also prohibits Arizona State from appearing on any NCAAcontrolled television program or series during the 1981 and 1982 football seasons.

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National Basketball Association .... At A Glance By The Associated Press Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W... 1 Pet. GB Philadelphia 33 7 .825 Boston 30 8 .789 2 New York 25 13 .658 7 Washington 16 22 .421 16 New Jersey 12 28 .300 21 Central Division Milwaukee 28 11 718 Indiana 21 18 538 7 Chicago 19 20 .487 9 Atlanta 18 21 462 10 Cleveland 13 27 .325 15 1 a Detroit 10 29 . 256 18 Western Conference Midwest Division San Antonio 26 14 650 Houston 17 22 436 B's Kansas City 17 24 415 9'J> Utah 16 24 400 10 Denver 13 25 . 342 12 Dallas 5 36 122 21 'a Pacific Division Phoenix 32 9 780 I,os Angeles 26 15 634 6 Golden Slate 21 18 538 10 Portland 21 20 .512 11 San Diego 18 22 450 M's Seattle 17 21 447 I3'i> Thursday's Games Houston 117. Utah 103 Portland 122, Denver 119 Boston 88, San Diego 85 Friday's Games Indiana at Atlanta New York at Detroit Cleveland at New Jersey Chicago at Washington Houston at Dallas 1-os Angeles al San Antonio Utah at Kansas City Phoenix at Denvi r Boston at Golden State Philadelphia at Seattle Saturday's Gaines Washington at Cleveland San Diego al Indiana Atlanta at New York San Antonio at Chicago Denver at Houston Seattle at Phoenix Portland at Utah Philadelphia at Golden State .Sunday’s Games Indiana at New Jersey San Diego at Milwaukee Boston at Portland National Football I.eague Playoffs At A Glance Bv The Associated Press Wild Card Playoffs Sunday. Dec.2B American Conference .. . Oakland 27. Houston 7 National Conference Dallas 34. Los Angeles 13 Divisional Playoffs ... Saturday. Jan .3 American Conference .... Buffalo at San Diego National Conference Minnesota at Philadelphia Sunday, Jan. 4 American Conference .. . Oakland at Cleveland National Conference ... Dallas at Atlanta Conference Championships Sunday. Jan. 11 American Conference .... Teams to be determined National Conference Teams to be determined Sunday. Jan.2s Super Bowl XV At New Orleans. La AFC champion vs. NFC champion Major College Football Bowl Games . At A Glance By The Associated Press Saturday. Dec. 13 Independence Bowl At Shreveport, l.a. Southern Mississippi 16, McNeese State 14 Sunday. Dec. 14 Garden State Bowl At Fast Rutherford. N.J Houston 35. Navy 0 Friday. Dec. 19 Holiday Bowl At San Diego Brigham Young 46, Southern Methodist 45

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Saturday, Dec. 20 Tangerine Bowl At Orlando. Fla Florida 35, Maryland 20 Thursday. Dec. 25 Blue-Gray Classic At Montgomery.BAla Blue 24, Gray 23 Friday. Dec. 26 Fiesta Bowl At Tempe. Ariz Penn State 31, Ohio State 19 Saturday, Dec. 27 Liberty Bowl At Memphis, Tenn Purdue 28. Missouri 25 Sun Bowl At FI Paso, Texas Nebraska 31, Mississippi State 17 Hall of Fame Bowl At Birmingham. Ala Arkansas 34, Tulane 15 Monday. Dec. 29 Gator Bowl At Jacksonville. Fla Pittsburgh 37, South Carolina 9 Wednesday. Dec. 31 Bluebonnet Bowl At Houston North Carolina 16. Texas 7 Thursday. Jan.l Cotton Bowl At Dallas Alabama 30. Baylor 2 Sugar Bowl At New Orleans Georgia 17, Notre Dame to Rose Bowl At Pasadena, Calif Michigan 23, Washington 6 Orange Bowl At Miami Oklahoma 18 Florida State 17 Friday. Jan. 2 Peach Bowl At Atlanta Virginia Tech (8-3) vs. N 0.20 Miami, Fla. (8 3) ' Saturday, Jan. 10 Fast-West Shrine Bowl At Palo, Alto, Calif. Fast vs. West Hula Bowl At Honolulu. Hawaii East vs West Saturday, Jan. 17 Senior Bowl At Mobile. Ala North vs. South Sunday, Jan. 18 Japan Bowl At Yokohama, Japan East vs. West, <n) Sports Transactions Bv The Associated Press FOOTBALI National Foothall League HOUSTON OILERS —Fired O.A "Bum” Phillips, head coach and general manager. Named Ladd K.Herczeg interim general manager HOCKEY National Hockey League DETROIT RED' WINGS-As-signed Brent Peterson, right wing, to Glens Falls of the Eastern Hockey League HARTFORD ' WHALERS—Recalled Marty Howe, defenseman, and Ray Allison, right wing, from Binghamton of the American Hockey League. National Hockey I.eague At A Glance Friday’s Games Vancouver at Detroit Montreal at Hartford New York Islanders at New York Rangers Philadelphia at Winnipeg Los Angeles at Calgary Boston at Edmonton Saturday's Games Buffalo at Quebec Toronto at Edmonton Chicago at Montreal Hartford at New York Islanders Detroit at Pittsburgh Washington at Minnesota Vancouver at St. Louis Boston at Colorado Sunday's flames Minnesota at Buffalo Philadelphia at Washington Quebec at New York Rangers Pittsburgh at Chicago Toronto at Calgary

Worry Clinic

By 3eorge W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D

Freda cringes when her generous dad pats her on the shoulder or drapes his arm around her. So she fears she may be a frigid wife when she marries. Note how her “complex” developed! CASE W-695: Freda Z„ aged 20, is a very attractive coed, but afraid she may become a frigid wife. “Dr. Crane,” she began, “my father has been very generous about sending me to college. “For he isn’t a wealthy man and you know that college now costs a fortune. “But whenever he pats me on the shoulder or starts to drape his arm around me, I shrink away and I don’t know why. “Does this mean I will be a frigid wife if I ever get married?” DEPTH COUNSELING In this medicopsychological column I try to show you readers the indepth analysis of many human problems that complicate our lives and lead to divorce, vandalism as well as hostility between children and parents. So I had a 2-hour session with Freda, for from past experience I had guessed what was the likely cause of her cringing when her father even touched her with his hand. It all went back to the time she was a 3-year-old and had broken a valuable vase that was an heirloom from her great grandmother • on her father’s side. In his angry explosion, he had spanked her soundly until she was screaming with pain and shock at his violent mood. Nowadays we urge that when you may occasionally need to apply corporal punishment, you employ a hairbrush or paddle or a switch, but not the human hand! For babies, toddlers and even grammar schoolers subconsciously view the hand as the love-contact between themselves and their parents. It should thus remain the symbol of affection of parent for child and not be viewed

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as a frightening instrument of pain. Children occasionally need the infliction of pain to remind them not to indulge in certain naughty actions that are definitely taboo. But PLEASE employ an intermediary paddle or hairbrush so the child’s pain and possible resentment do not attach to your hands! Although Freda was only 3 years old at the time of her daddy’s severe spanking, she was then subconsciously “brainwashed” against her daddy’s hand. After we dug up the causative incident at age 3, and showed her why she still cringed when he laid his hand on her, she relaxed and began to understand the nervous mechanism underlying her tendency to cringe and pull away from him. Such “conditioning” pertains to a specific person and usually is not transferred to a boy friend or husband. So send for my booklet on “Abnormal Psychology”, enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 25 1 . (Always write to Or. Crane, Hopkins Bldg., Mellott, Indi na 47956, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 25' to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) Legal Notices THE PUTNAM COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET IN REGULAR SESSION MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1981, AT 9:00 LEGAL TIME AT THE COURTHOUSE IN GREENCASTLE, INDIANA TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS: COUNTY HIGHWAY PAYROLL: James Akins, 350.40, John Berry 350.40, Clifford Jackson 350.40. Buddy Jones 310.96. Raymond Price 350.40. Thomas Brothers 358.40, William Burroff 358.40. Michael Comer 217.28. Paul Harvey 358.40, Brian Boiler 392.80, Steve Phillips 392.80. Emerson Phillips 392.80. Wayne Runnalls 382.98, Dennis Shillings 392.80. Michael York 353.52, James C. Boiler 414.40. Joe Allee 296.78, Frederick Sanders 334.40. John Shaner 300.96, Bill Malayer 432.02 COUNTY HIGHWAY VENDORS: Joe Ellis Heating and Air Conditioning 82.55. Morrison's Tire Co. 892.51, Chuck's Rental 20.00, M 8 R Auto Parts 396.85. Gresncastle Automotive 154.51, Perry Office Products 15.00. Sunset France Stone 322.90. Martin Marietta Stone 517.84, Culvert Pipe Corp. 13,957.35, Dalton Asphalt Corp. 226.94, Associated Sign and Post 568.75. Public Service Indiana 141.24, Tri-County Petroleum 5.420.28. John’s Citgo and Firestone 688.13, Warren's Tire Inc. 890.00, Bowman Distribution 96.00, Ace Hardware 6.96. Shaffer and Co. 33.20, Barco Municipal Products 1.755.64. Dalton Asphalt 4,200.00 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND: Chuck's Rental 27.34, M 4 R Auto Parts 1,067.60. Greencastle Automotive 407.77, Indiana Equipment 9.33, Midwest Brake and Electric 167.88. Girton Implement Co. 6.56, Kitchen Machinery 171.53 CUMMULATIVE BRIDGE FUND: Sieco, Inc. 2,080.50. Huber Construction 2.500.00, Dalton Asphalt 2,655.00, Dalton Asphalt 3,025 46 ATTEST: JEWEL BLUE Jan. 2/1T LEGAL NOTICE OF PLANNED IMPROVEMENT Notice la hereby given that the Montgomery and Putnam County Board of County Commitsionera. In cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration and the Indiana State Highway Commission, Is developing plans for a proposed new bridge, and roadway approaches thereto, over Lick Creek on County Line Road 1200 South, located approximately 1 mile north of Roachdale on the Montgomery and Putnam County Line. As planned, the proposed new structure will be a three-span concrete slab type bridge with a dear roadway width of 24 feet between safety railings, and constructed in the same corridor as the existing structure. Approximately 0.060 mile of new roadway approaches will be constructed, and will consist of two 10 toot travel lanes with 6 foot shoulders. The total project length is about 0.076 mile and will require a minimum permanent right-of-way width of 60 taet to a maximum of BO feet, and some temporary right-of-way for construction and channel work. As planned. County Line Road 1200 South will be closed during the construction period. No families will be relocated as a result of this proposed project. Acquisition of any rights-of-way necessary to implement the improvement will be the responsibility of Montgomery and Putnam County authorities. Approximately seventyfive percent of the total costs, estimated at about *100,000.00 will be defrayed by the Federal Highway Administration, with the Indiana State Highway Commission serving in a liaison capacity between local authorities and the Federal agency. June. 1981. Is the date currently anticipated for possible opening of construction bids. Give-away location sketches are on hand, a draft corridor-design study report, detailed plans, and written views and comments which may be received from any source relative to the proposed project are publicly available for inspection and copying during normal office hours In the Office of the County Engineer, Montgomery County Courthouse, Crawfordsvllle, Indiana 47933, and In Room 1205 of the Indiana State Office Building, 100 North Senate Avsnus, Indianapolis. Indians 46204. It has been jointly determined by the Federal Highway Administration and the Indiana State Highway Commission, that this proposed project tells within the guidelines ol a Categorical Exclusion with apparently no wetlands being Involved. Any interested party, including representatives of Federal, State and local governmental agencies, agricultural, commercial. Industrial. business, transportation and utilities Interests: civic, social, economic, ecological and environmental concerns and other Interested citizens and property owners, may obtain sketches and other pertinent Information. upon request, at the aforementioned offices, or may petition that a corridordesign public bearing be held by submitting a written request to the Highway Commission’s Planning Information Manager at the aforementioned Indianapolis State Office on, or before, January 16, 1981. In the event a request for hearing is forthcoming, a notice establishing the time end place for It will be published. Otherwise, plans will be finalized as currently proposed. This notice is published In compliance with Title 23. U S. Code. Federal Hoad Acts of 1958, and the Federal Highway Administration's Fedarel-Aid Highway Program Manual, Volume 7. Chapter 7, Section 5. dated December 30, 1974. and the Indiana State Highway Commission's approved Action Plan. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION Donald C. Pratt, Chairman Dec. 28/Jan. 2/2T

Mobile Homes HOMES FOR LESS: 12x65, 3 bedroom *6,995. 14x70, 3 bedroom like new with washer and dryer *12,900. 14x65, 2 bedroom with wood burning fireplace *9,995. Ask about New Magic 10 Program. Only at Ottawa Instant Homes, 1300 S. Bloomington. 653-3222. 12/2/30T Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO. 36333 IN THE MATTER OF THE INVESTIGATION OF THE PROVISION BY INDIANA TELEPHONE COMPANIES OF PRIVATE LINE SERVICES. CHANNELS AND FACILITIES AND WHETHER THE RATES AND CHARGES FOR THE SAME SHOULD BE UNIFORM AS TO ALL TELEPHONE COMPANIES OPERATING IN THE STATE OF INDIANA Notice Is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct a public hearing in this cause in the Rooms of the Commission, 907 State Office Building, Indianapolis. Indiana, at 9:00 A M.. EST. on Monday. January 26.1981. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA BY: HAROLD HILT, ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE Indianapolis. Indiana: December 22,1980. Jan. 2/1T LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on December 29, 1980 INDIANA GAS COMPANY, INC., an Indiana corporatron, filed new schedules of rates with the Public Service Commission of Indiana, which would increase its rates and charges for the gas services rendered by it throughout the territory served by it in the State of Indiana, to be effective February 1, 1981 in accordance with the Order of such Commission, approved December 11, 1970 in Cause No. 32485. INDIANA GAS COMPANY, INC. By D. M. Amundson, President Jan. 2/IT NO lICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given by the Town ol Cloverdale, Putnam County, Board of Trustees that sealed bids for (one) 1971 International dump truck will be received at the office ol the Clerk-Treasurar until 3:30 P.M. on January 13. 1981. Inspection of the vehicle may be made by calling tha Clerk-Treasurer's office 317-795-4093. Bids will be publicly opened and read on January 13th at 7:30 p.m. The Board of Trustees reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Signed: Glen Vickroy Stanley Stout Herman Cox Board of Trustees of the Town ot Cloverdale, Indiana ATTEST: Anna May Crawley, Clerk-Treasurer Town of Cloverdale, Indiana Jan. 2/9/2T PUBLIC HEARING The Madison Township Advisory Board. Putnam County, has set January 12.1981. 7 P.M. at the otlice of the trustee, (or a proposed use planning meeting to discuss expenditures of Federal Revenue Sharing monies for 1981. Cash on hand *5577.52, unexpended balance *4454.93. All citizens, especially senior citizens are urged to attend. Remarks accepted verbally or in writing. Jan. 2/1T

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