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WESTHEAD: From Loyola to NBA
No mo’ Moe; Westhead to coach Denver DENVER (AP) Doug Moe, the guy who somehow just didn’t fit the mold as an NBA head coach, is out after a decade of seasons with the Denver Nuggets, and Loyola Marymount’s Paul Westhead is in, the team is expected to announce. Moe, alternately laughing and choking back tears, announced his firing at a news conference on Thursday morning. ON THURSDAY NIGHT, Westhead flew to Denver and was to attend a news conference today at Nuggets’ headquarters. Although no team official would confirm Westhead’s selection, Nuggets co-owner Bob Wussler admitted that a decision may already have been made. “It’s my understanding we have already decided on our coach,” Wussler told reporters. Broadcast sources in Los Angeles and Denver reported Westhead was the choice. MOE WHOSE BAGGY sweatsuits and boisterous, frequently profane courtside manner aggravated NBA bigshots, fellow coaches, players and fans conceded his style never seemed to fit with the new ownership of the Nuggets. “When a new ownership group comes in, I think they need their own identity,” he said. “Personally, I don’t think this is a bad move for them. We weren’t able to work things out and the organization decided to go another way. “I WISH THEM the best of luck. I have no regrets whatsoever, no animosity. It was a very, very friendly parting. But after 10 years, it’s tough to leave the people you’re close to. “Taking everything into consideration, I think it’s best it turned out this way.” At one point when the tears started to take over, Moe said: “Hey gang ... a toast. The hard part is leaving the people. I’ve already gone through an emotional morning with the...” While Moe struggled for words, his wife, Jane, poured champagne and joked with reporters about the remainder of her husband’s contract. “DO WE PICK up the check, or do you mail it?” she asked Nuggets officials.
Legal Notice
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet in apecial session on September 10, 1990 at 11:00 a.m. legal time at the courthouse In Greencaatle, Indiana to consider the following payroll. COUNTY GENERAL: Smith, Dorie M. 625.73; Wilson, Julie A. 488.46; DeVylder, Ann 140.00; Mchael, Nancy A. 651.15; Judy, Tereea L 457.69; Braden, Patricia M. 457.69; McFadden, Beck) M. 419.23; Krouse, Laurie D. 415.38; Tesmer, Faith A. 240.24; Fagin, Carol A. 240.00; Hillis. Patricia A. 419.23; Watts, Marty G. 484.50; Cockrell, Myrtle M. 685.77; Patterson, Adrenne 508.62; Nees, Gloria J. 442.19; Andis, Nancy D. 442.19; Ensor, Debra K. 332.50; Norton, Clifford R. 461.53; Truax, Patti-Jo 442.19; Mcßride, Nancy E 685.77; Albright, Vera J. 488.35; O’Hair, Mary M. 210.00; Freeman, Martha J. 240.00; Freeman, Sharon K. 516.31; Jensen, Elizabeth A. 442.19; Sutherlin, Vicki S. 210.00; Buis, Rose M. 674.23; Smith, Annabeth 474.00; Hoffa, Gerald A. 915.57; Lyon, Richard A. 754.56; Biggs, Michael J. 762.93; Baugh, James E. 818.87; Helmer, Thomas P. 622.85; Wallace, Danny L. 622.85; Albright, Merk S. 307.13; Penturf, David E. 525.08; Clifford, Nancy A. 142.50; Hurt, Frederick M. 169.23; Hurt, Stephanie D. 54.81; Monnett, Gregory K. 54.81; Bitties, Tyrell W. 54.81; Gould, Charlotte J. 685.77; Pierson, Elizabeth P. 520.15; Salsman, Marcia S. 300.00; Inman, Shirley S. 300.00; Delp, Eleanor L 448.27; Masten, Dorothy A. 376.15; Lowe, Robert J. 119.77; La Violette, Diana J. 114.00; Flannelly, Anne M. 101.12; Brewer, Delbert H. 36.54; Plessinger, Carta G. 473.08; Martin, Marcella D. 480.77; Gray, Sally H. 338.46; Sutherlin, Carol J. 565.38; Clifford, Judith E 457.69; Brush, Rebecca J. 711.54; Hassler, Debra J. 369.23; Tongret, Sidney J. 653.84; France, Jamie L 200.00; Vaughn, William C. 319.88; Deem, Glermda G. 758.12; Jordan, Janet L 934.85; McAfee, Christine S. 902.45; Applegate, Shirley K. 437.01; Tongret, Sidney J. 692.30; Helton, Bonnie L 487.12; Maddox, William W. 206.16; Brown, Charles 460.19; Maddox, Betty J. 152.65; Campbell, James 0. 440.96; Hoffa, Julie J. 647.85; Fenwick, Steve B. 507.69; Stephenson, Terry W. 476.92; Pettit, Donald 476.92; Sage, Jamie J. 407.69; Ella, Lloyd M. 148.80; Pettit, Richard B. 480.77; Fenwick, James R. 473.07; Yarber, Cleo J. 37.20; Monnett, Jerry G. 561.54; Monnett, Beverly J. 323.08; Strange, Joan G. 429.73; Jones, Buddy R. 360.31; Huff, Janet S. 360.31; Lowe, Robert J. 115.38; Summerlot, Debra A. 38.46; Albright, Bruce L 388.46; Lowe, Robert J. 192.31; Peters, Sara Ellen 221.10; Steele, Marvin 0. 350.00; Anderson, Juanita M. 157.50; Costin, David G. 550.00; Phillips, Randell A. 507.69; Smith, Debbie 492.30; Linton, Alicia - L 63.75; Rees, Bobbie J. 492.30; Roach, Sheri L 160.00; Crouch, Richard D. 492.30; Ensor, Gerald E. 153.85. COUNTY HIGHWAY: Runnells, Wayne R. 754.92; Davis, Wilma C.
564.81; Inman, Janice A. 544.08; Dorsett, Ronald E 793.59; Cox, Gary A. 636.62; Cunningham, Marshall D. 600.00; Evans, James A. 669.96; Gubeer, Mark E 669.96; Maddox, Clint I. 240.00; Ridgway, Luther W. 621.00; Trent, Raymond A. 623.48; Weatherington, William E. 598.13; Boiler, James C. 668.80; Jackson, Darrell L. 649.60; McGuire, Gerald R. 706.92; York, George M. 693.88; Phillips, Emerson E. 660.80; Burroff, William 605.60; Carter, Layton D. 645.00; Poynter, Clifford A. 601.33; Smith, Jimmy D. 748.54; Traylor, Timothy D. 643.66; Williams, Richard G. 582.40; Brown, Tommy W. 564.16; Collins, Joseph L. 157.44; Biddle, Gary L 537.68; Perales, Theodore L 462.24; Lady, Robert W. 285.69; Shillings, Dennis L 753.61; Aubrey, Nicholas L 686.75; Taylor, Jerry R. 695.13; McKamey, Renos G. 597.15. BOARD OF HEALTH: Ellett, John 517.50; Fowler, Carolyn D. 520.15; Graham, Hilda R. 610.00; Gaston, James M. 684.61. HEALTH MAINTENANCE: Robertson, Andrea E. 576.92. COUNTY USERS FEE: Mishler, Martin W. 615.38; Marr, Joyce E 461.54; Clifford, Norma J. 200.00. CO. CT. PUF: Marr, Joyce E 76.92; Hassler, Debra J. 76.92. ATTEST: Myrtle Cockrell, Auditor Secretary for the Putnam County Board of Commissioners Gene Beck, President Don Walton John Carson September 7/1T
Legal Notice
State Of Indiana County Of Putnam SS: In The Putnam Circuit Court 1990 Term In The Matter Of The Estate Of Thelma E. Wuertz, Deceased Cause 67C01-9008-ES-75 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the First Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Greencastle, Indiana, was on the 31st day of August, 1990, appointed Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Thelma E. Wuertz, deceased, who died on the 12th day of August, 1990. All persons who have claims against this estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the Office of the Clerk of this Court within five (5) months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or within one (1) year after the decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 4th day of September, 1990. Nancy A. Michael Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court James Harvey Young BOYD & YOUNG, Attorneys 22 Vt W. Washington St P.O. Box 587 Greencastle, IN 46135 (317) 653-3938 September 7/14/2 T
Legal Notices
ORDINANCE NO. 082890 Ordinance Establishing Enhanced 911 Service For The Citizens Within The Corporate Boundaries Of The County Of Putnam WHEREAS, the Indiana Legislature has adopted 1.C.9-4-1-2, which legislation makes it possible for counties to adopt Enhanced 911 service for its citizens and to have individual telephone user surcharges applied in order to defray the expense of such service; and WHEREAS, it is desirable for the citizens of Putnam County to have the use of and protection provided by Enhanced 911 telephone service. NOW, THEREFORE, it is ordained by the County Council of Putnam County, Indiana, aa follows: 1. A monthly fee of "One dollar and 00/100 cents** Dollars ($1.00) per telephone access line will be collected by the telephone service supplier to pay to Putnam County, Indiana for the lease, purchase or maintenance of Enhanced Emergency Telephone equipment (E-911), including necessary computer hardware, software and date base provisioning; and the rates charged by the service suppliers' Enhanced Emergency Telephone System Network Services. However, the monthly fee shall not be assessed against and the Enhanced Emergency Telephone Service shall not hereby be provided to those Putnam County residents on the following exchanges: Eminence; Jamestown 2. In no event shall the charge
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet September 10, 1990 at 11:15 a.m. at the Putnam County Courthouse in the Commissioner’s Court to sign a contract with GTE for E 911. Myrtle Cockrell, Putnam County Auditor Gene Beck, President Putnam County Board of Commissioners September 7/1T
Business Opp.
LOOKING FOR A GOOD CAREER IN THE CONVENIENCE STORE INDUSTRY? Do you have managerial experience-honesty, loyalty, dependability, ability to take pride in your job? We provide you with a competitive salary, incentive plan, hospitalization, paid training, paid vacation and good working conditions. Send resume to: Stanley J. Clark, Inc. P.O. Box 534, Cayuga, Ind. 47928 Attention: Chuck Sink
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1 BR house. No pets. 6535323, 9 - 7 ' TF 2 BR house. $350/month plus deposit. No pets. Col-lins-Evans, 653-3141; after 5:30, Nancy Fogle, 6535322. 8-29-TF For Rent: Office building, 407 Melrose. Offices, reception area, lounge, kitchen, basement. Good location. 653-5488. DRY, HEATED, car storage for rent. No in or out privileges. 653-9293. 2 BR house for rent. Newly redecorated; stove & refrigerator, dryer furnished. 653-3091 after 6 p.m. 9-6-3 T NEW, HUGE, secure, dry storage space available. Call Tony Harmless, 6534575. 6-20-TF
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Romdßarn A PA RTM ENTS 1180 Horseshoe Drive Greencastle, Indiana 46135 (317) 653-7871
These apartments offer all the conveniences •Washer/Dryer hookup •Dishwasher •Disposal •Frost free refrigerator •Self-cleaning oven •Central air •Louvered blinds •Patio storage •Gas water heater •And the very efficient Aqua Therm Heater SPEC’AL CONCESSIONS A free months rent for a September move-in (if you qualify)
Located on Round Barn Road just west of Wal-Mart. Office is open Mon.-Sat. 9-6 and Sun. 12-5. “Pursuing equality in today’s Housing Environment”
provided for herein exceed ten percent (10%) of the average monthly telephone access line charge in Putnam County. In the event the charge provided for hereunder would exceed ten percent (10%) of the average monthly telephone access line charge, then it shall be reduced accordingly to an amount that does not exceed said ten percent (10%). 3. The Treasurer of Putnam County ahall deposit the remitted fees into a aeperate fund known aa the Putnam County Emergency Telephone System Fund. The Treasurer may invest money in the fund in the same manner that other moneys are invested, with the interest earned from auch investment to be deposited in that fund. Funds from the Putnam County Emergency Telephone System Fund may only be apent with the approval and upon the appropriation of the Putnam County Council. 4. This Ordinance ahall be in full force and effect from and after its passage according to law. Paased by the Putnam County Council of She County of Putnam on thia 28th day of Auguat, 1990. Putnam County Council Gene Clodfelter Max Nichols R.E. AsbeH Kenneth L Ames Dorothy J. Edwards Frances L Evans ATTEST: Myrtle Cockrell, Auditor September 7/14/2T
NOTICE OF BIDS The West Central Indiana Economic Development District, Inc., will accept aealed bids for preparation and delivery of meals for the Nutrition Program of the Elderly until 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, October 2, 1990, at which time bids will be opened. Specifications for bidding may be obtained at P.O. Box 359, Terre Haute, Indiana 47808. Wo reserve the right to reject, accept, or request modification of any or all pi -poaals or bide. Merv Nolot, Executive Director W.C.LE.D.D., Inc. September 5/3T
Business Opp.
Mobile Homes
1960 Richardson 2 BR 10x45 mobile home on rented lot in Terre Haute. Freshly tarred roof, new deck and new baseboard heaters. All electric, partly furnished. Bxlo storage shed. $2,000 obo. 6534588 or 653-8614. 9-5-3 T VANBIBBER LAKE. New, 2BR, Patriot home, set up & delivered, $13,500. 10% down payment, 11%% interest. 180 payments at $146.05. Price includes skirting and tie downs. Lot rent, SBO/month. 90 days free lot rent with purchase. Open 7 days a week. Call Arnold Fenwick or Bill Vanßibber, 739-6441. 7-5-TF
Apartments
Nice 1 & 2 BR apt. Available now. No pets. 6538726. 2 BR apt. Stove, refrigerator furnished. Within walking distance of town. Ideal for senior citizen. 653-4026. 1 BR apt. Close to town. No pets. 653-9293. 9-6-3 T AVON APTS. 312 S. Bloomington Street has 1 eff. apt. for rent. Call 6536056. 9-6-TF
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Apartments
i Pretty, clean, upper in Victorian house. Utilities furnished. No pets. 1-463-9420. j 8-24-TF 1 BR apt. Stove, refrigerator' furnished. Within walking distance of town. Ideal for senior citizen. 653-4026. .1 BR apt. All utilities except gas. $340 per month. Northwood Park Apts. 6532957. 6-22-TF
Marine Items
1972 Feather Craft 14 ft. ski & fish boat. Runs exc. 35hp Evinrude motor. New battery, electric start. AM/FM stereo w/trailer. S2OO in accessories. SBOO obo. Call 653-4588 or 6538614. 1984 Astroglass Fish & Ski. 17% ft., black & silver. 150 hp Mercury. Black max. Live well, food control trolling motor, 2 depth finders. SBOOO. 653-2388. 9-6-6 T
Musical Items
Tenor Sax for sale. Excellent condition. $350. 6538049, leave message. 9-7-3 T
Lost & Found
LOST: Ladies yellow gold ring; blue sapphire w/diamonds. Reward for the return! No questions asked. 522-6825. 9-7-3 T
Help Wanted
Cashier for Shell Kwik Mart. US 40 & 231. Evening & all night shifts. Apply anytime. Looking for someone to do general construction work. Experience helpful but not necessary* for the right person. Send resume to PO Box 471, Greencastle. 9-6-2 P SALES ASSISTANT, parttime. Apply in person at Sears, east side of square, Greencastle. 9-6-3 T NURSE" AIDE per week, 11 p.m.-7 a.m. shift. Training provided. Houston n Healthcare, Cloverdale. 795-4260. L.P.N., part-time, evening and night shift. Sunset Manor Nursing Home; 1109 South Indiana Street; Greencastle, In. Call for an interview Monday thru Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 at 317-653-3143. Now accepting applications fbr Nurse’s Aides with 1 year experience or certification. Apply in person at Sunset Manor Nursing Home; 1109 South Indiana Street; Greencastle, IN 46135, Monday thru Friday. 9 a:m. to 2 p.m. 4-12-TF
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PART-TIME JOB; FULL-TIME PAY. Earn Up To $9.00 An Hour With Domino's Pizza.® Auto insurance. valid driver's license, access to car, and good driving record required for delivery positions. Must be t 8 years old. No experience necessary Contact your local store tot empioymenl details. Domino’s Pizza* to an XtSXPff I 200 S. Vine, Greencastle
Help Wanted
NEW CAR SALESPERSON Prior Auto Sales Experience Not Required. Will Train wo Call 317-653-5765
WANTED Receptionist/Assistant for Chiropractor’s office. Neat, friendly, clerical and computer skills helpful. Hand written and typed resume to Box I c/o Banner Graphic
*Hut Pizza Hut Deliver/ 511 Bloomington St. Now hiring drivers, cooks, order takers. Full and part time positions available. Please apply in person after 4 p.m.
LPN full time position. Competitive salary and benefits offered. Send resume or call Heritage House Convalescent Center, 1601 Hospital Dr. Greencastle. 653-2602. 9-7-12 T SOCIAL WORKER. The Villages of Indiana, Inc., is accepting applications for a social worker for group home & foster care in Greencastle, serving special needs children ages 618. BSW and previous experience in Social Services required. Master’s Degree preferred. Send inquiries and resumes to: Terry Armstrong, The Villages, 3050 N. Meridian, Indianapolis, IN 46208. EOE. Earn up to 50% with Avon business. Part-time or full time. Free training. For details call 653-5641. Full time grocery clerk. Apply in person, Hudson Lucky Dollar Store, Fillmore. 9-7-6 T NURSE AIDE: 2 days per week. Training provided. Houston Healthcare, Cloverdale. 795-4260. Someone to live in, & care for elderly man. Room & board provided, & pay. 795-6649, ask for Kelly; after 6 p.m. or before 11:30 a.m. 9-6-12 T
If you're looking hard for a good-paying job, make it easy on yourself. Contact your local Domino's Pizza store, and cash in on your driving skills. Our pizza delivery drivers make some of the best money in the business, up to $9.00 an hour! Call Domino's Pizza. We can make it well worth your while.
September 7,1990 THE BANNERGRAPHIC
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Come and join our growing team. If you’re willing to work hard to get ahead, we want you! Some of our benefits include: •2 weeks paid vacation •Company paid health and life insurance •Excellent opportunity for advancement •5 day work week Apply today at our Greencastle Store at Putnam Plaza
DePauw University is seeking applicants for the following areas: Food Service Worker I: Rector Hall and the Union Building are seeking applicants interested in full time employment in the Food Service area. High school education or equivalent required. Related food service experience is not required but preferred. Applicants need to be customer oriented, have good food knowledge, be neat in appearance, willing to learn, and available to work weekends as necessary. Good starting wage and excellent benefit package included. On-Call Workers: Residence Halls is seeking applicants for on-call work in the food service, custodial, or receptionist areas. Require high school education, flexibility with schedule and availability to work weekends as necessary. Applicants should be pleasant and neat in appearance. Slide Librarian: The Art Department is seeking applicants interested in a part time, contract position. The Slide Librarian is responsible for purchasing commercial slides, assembling and labeling slides, providing reference assistance to users, and other related duties. Bachelors degree and some knowledge of art history required. Applications will be accepted at the Personnel Office located in the lower level of the Administration Building through Thursday, September 13 until 4 DO p.m. For further information on any of the positions listed, please call 6584181. DEPAUW UNIVERSITY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Women and minority candidates are encouraged to apply.
f Kentucky Fried Chicken. We Do Chicken Right We are now hiring counter servers and cook for immediate part and full time positions, (nights) We Offer: •Warm, friendly environment •Meal benefits •Paid daily break •Paid training program •Uniforms provided •Advancement opportunities •Competitive wages Apply in person at Kentucky Fried Chicken 509 S. Bloomington, Greencastle
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Factory work available here in Greencastle. All shifts available. Must have reliable transportation. Drivers license and home phone number. Either call for appointment or just walk in for an appointment. e) MANPOWER* " TEMPORARY SERVICES ® 1001 Bloomington St., Greencastle 653-2707
Teacher Assistant for Roachdale Elementary. Call 653-2781. 9-7-1 T
Help Wanted
Management Now Accepting Applications
HELP WANTED CHILD CARE Responsible, warm person to care for newborn infant. Live in or out, 5 days a week, weekends off. Light housekeeping. Recent references required. Please send information to Box K, c/o Banner Graphic.
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KIDDIE CORNER Childcare Center, Enrolling for fall: Full time, part-time and daily pre-school. Transportation to and from kindergarten. Before and after school childcare. Hours: 6:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 653-9556. 8-27-30 T
Automotive |
i 76 F 250, auto, 350. New 'battery. SBOO obo. 6534677. 9-7-2 T 1977 Ford station wagon [LTD. PS, PB, air. SIOOO obo. 653-2388. 78 Cutlass 260. $l,lOO. 246-6377. 9-6-2 T 1981 Plymouth Reliant K. New tires, battery. 6535910. 9-6-3 P 76 Triumph TR7. Runs good. Good cond. $1,500. 653-8679. 9-6-6 T AUTO INSURANCE. Larry Grounds Agency. 6538865 or 795-6345. 5-16-TF
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