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KENJORDAN Ken Jordan to Winchester as football coach Ken Jordan, first assistant football coach at Wawasee high school, turned in his resignation Monday morning to accept a position as head football coach at Winchester high school, it was announced by the superintendent’s office. Jordan, who came to Wawasee high school three years ago from Centerville high school where he had served six years, also taught » Deaf Man Designs Tiny Hearing Aid Offers Free Model A remarkable tiny hearing aid has been perfected by a man who J has been hard of hearing for 1 nearly ten years. _ This small device has no I dangling cords or separate transmitting units and is worn I completely in your ear. It was developed especially for ] those persons who can hear but can’t understand. This new ] hearing instrument provides ] “ear-level” hearing with the ; wearer picking up speech, sounds, television and radio at his i ear. Due to the use of transistors, the user cost is extremely low. ( A true life actual size replica of one of the smallest all-in-the-ear hearing aid ever made will be given absolutely free to anyone sending in this advertisement while supply lasts. So we suggest you write for yours now. No obligation whatsoever. Write to A. J. Wilder, 809 Steuben St., Wausau, Wis. 54401. j NEW PARIS | | SPEEDWAY | I —Friday— | Watch The Road Runners I — Saturday — | | 15 Events I | On Paved Oval j * — •*

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drafting, drivers’ training, and was to be head wrestling coach this coming year. He said Winchester is on highway 27 about 25 miles east of Muncie, and is a school of about 800 students. He and Mrs. Jordan live at 725 Front street, Syracuse. Milford Business league to meet Captains, team members and new members of the Milford Business bowling league will meet Tuesday, Aug. 14, at 7:30 p.m. at Wawasee Bowl for its organizational meeting. Jim deSomer is league president and Robert Simon is secretary-treasurer. R. K. Sedgwick eligible for Scotland trip NEW YORK — Robert K. Sedgwick of 212 North Shore Dr., Syracuse, is eligible to win a free trip to Scotland and SI,OOO in cash as a result of scoring a hole-in-one at the Maxwelton Golf Club, Inc. Sedgwick’s ace qualified him for the Rusty Nail Hole-in-One sweepstakes, a national competition sponsored by the Drambuie Company of Edinburgh, Scotland. The winner will be announced early next year. Club championship begins for ladies at Maxwelton golf The club championship tournament for the ladies of the Maxwelton golf club began last Wednesday and will continue through August. “Medal” play was the play for the ladies day outing last week. Following are 18 hole winners: Low gross, Mavis Vanderveer, first and Barbara Kay, second; low net, Marge Newcomer and Nedra Jones; low putts, Dorothy Stiver. Following are nine hole winners: Low gross, Beverly Buletty; low net, Gene McAndrews; low putts, June Lantz. Scramble winners listed at Maxwelton Maxwelton golf club pro Bob Auer has announced the following teams as winners of the scramble held at the dub on Friday. A total of four teams tied for first place. Those teams are as follows: Dr. Robert Stone and Lura and Nelson and June Auer, Bob and Bobbie Myers and Bill and Jane Musser, Jim and Joan Owens and Scrappy and Ellie Graff and' Gary and Bev Smith and Doyle and Jo Butler. RECORD RUN Jesse Owens set a new world’s record for the 100nieter run (0:10:2) in the Olympic Games in Berlin on Aug. 2, 1936.

Mr ART HATHAWAY Goshen contractor makes hole-in-one Goshen contractor Art Hathaway, 200 West Wil den street, made a hole-in-one at South Shore golf course Friday afternoon with a new set of golf dubs, and, what’s more, he had a minister along to prove it. He was playing with sons Don of Newton, lowa, and Mike of Goshen, and Rev. Hilbert J. Berger, pastor of Saint Andrew church, 333 Meridian St., West Lafayette. He used an eight iron on 160yard No. 7 for the ace. He said when he heard his partner vouch for the ace, “Gosh, I didn’t know you were a preacher.” Smith brothers are Maxwelton's junior champs Robby and Gary Smith won the Maxwelton golf dub’s junior boys championship and runner-up honors for boys under 14 according to an announcement made this week by pro Bob Auer. Robby won first place honors while his brother Gary finished second. Winning first place in low net was Steven Deck with Tim Fink caning in second. Coon shoot held by the Hills bowmen The Hoss Hills Bowmen held a coon shoot on July 28 at dusk. A total of 40 pants were possible. Winners and their scores are as follows: Men’s A dass — Ron Harris 32, Ralph Gorsuch, Sr., 24, Men’s B class — Keith Ott 20, Jack Hallaert 18, Paul Schoeff 16 Women’s A class — Rita Harris 24, Sue Ann Ray, 23 Women’s B class—Darlene Ott 12, Kaye Schoeff 11 The next club shoot will be an all deer silhouette to be held August 5 in preparation for the up-coming deer season. Final plans are underway for the Hoss Hills Bowmen to host the Indiana Bowhunter’s Association state championship to be held August 18 and 19. A modified training session was recently held at McClure Lake. A total of 61 young men campers between the ages of 11 and 16 were given a short demonstration on the skills of archery and were then allowed to try their own skills.

Fall sports schedule is announced for Wawasee

Wawasee high school athletic director Eldon Ummel has released the following 1973 fall sports schedules for football (varsity, junior varsity and freshman), cross country and tennis. The varsity football season will begin on Friday, Aug. 31, with the annual jamboree to be held at North Wood. Wawasee’s scheduled games will begin on either Friday, Sept. 7 or Saturday, Sept. 8, at West Noble. The first home game is Friday, Sept. 21, when the Goshen Redskins invade Warrior field. The junior varsity football

Varsity Football Aug. 31 — Jamboree (Wawasee, North Wood, Plymouth, Lakeland) - North Wood North Wood Sept. 7 — West Noble T 7:30 Sept. 8 — West Noble (May be changed to Saturday at 2:00) Sept. 14 — Rochester T 7:30 Sept. 21 — Goshen H 7:30 (Recognition of our Jr. Hi football players) Sept. 28 — Bremen H 7:30 Oct. 5 — Fairfield (Homecoming) H 7:sl Oct. 12 — Plymouth T 7:30 Oct. 19 — Concord H 7:30 Oct. 26 — Manchester T 7:30 Nov. 2 — North Wood ‘ H 7:30 (Senior and parent recognition night) Nov. 7 — Warsaw T 7:30 Jr. Varsity Football Sept. 8 — Warsaw H 10:00 Sept. 15 — Rochester H 10:00 Sept. 22 — North Wood T 10:00 Sept. 29 — Bremen T 10:00 Oct. 6 — Fairfield T 10:00 Oct 13 — Plymouth H 10:00 Oct. 20 — Concord T 10:00 Oct 27 — Manchester H 10:00 Freshman Football Sept. 13 — North Wood H 5:00 Sept. 20 — Whitko H 6:00 Sept. 27 — Columbia City T 5:00 Oct. 4 —Warsaw H 5:00 Oct. 11 — West Noble T 4:30 Oct. 18 — Plymouth T 5:30 Oct. 23 — Rochester ' H 5:00 Nov. 1 — Manchester T 5:00 Cross Country Sept. 4 — Open Sept. 6 — Whitko T 4:30 Sept. 7 — West Noble T 8:00 Sept. 10 — Jimtown H 4:30 Sept. 11 — Rochester, Concord H 4:30 Sept. 13 — E. Noble, Lakeland Lakeland 4:30 Sept. 18 — Bremen T 4:30 Sept. 20 — Open Sept. 22 — West Noble Inv. T 10:00 Sept. 25 — Warsaw, North Wood Warsaw 4:30 Sept. 27 — Columbia City H 4:30 Oct. 2 — Plymouth, Manchester H 4:30 Oct. 3 — Fairfield T 4:15 Oct 6 — Manchester Relays Oct. 9 —Goshen T 4:00 Oct. 11 — NLC Oct. 16 — Northridge • T 4:30 Oct 19 — Sectional 4 Oct. 27 — Regional Nov. 3 — State Tennis Aug. 29 — Jimtown T 4:15 Aug. 30 — Whitko (JV) H 4:00 Sept. 4 — Manchester H 4:15 Sept. 5 — Central Noble H 4:00 Sept. 6 — Plymouth H 4:15 Sept. 10 — LaVille T 4:00 Sept. 11 — NathWood H 4:15 Sept. 12 — Columbia City T 4:15 Sept. 13 — Concord T 4:00 Sept. 18 — Warsaw H 4:00 Sept. 20 — Rochester T 4:15 Sept. 21 — Goshen H 4:00 Sept. 25 — Bremen T 4:15 Sept, 27 — (NLC seeding) Sept. 28-29 — NLC Tourney Oct. 1 —Howe T 4:15 Oct. 3-5 — Sectional Oct. 13 — Regional Oct. 20 — State Football organization meeting called

Head football coach Hal Traviolia hascalled a meeting of all Wawasee high school boys, grades 9 through 12, who are interested in coming out for football practice, to be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 9, at the Scramble winners are listed A scramble was held at the Wawasee golf course on Saturday. The winners are as follows: First place — Merrill Postma, New Paris; Matt Harris, Syracuse; and Betty Chokey and Eva Sue Lollive, both of Goshen; second place — Paul Michaels, Wolflake; Howard Cripe, and Faye Jones, both of Goshen; and Earl Money, Syracuse.

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program will begin on Saturday, Sept. 8, when the young Warriors play host to Warsaw. The freshman schedule will begin at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 13, when the Warriors host North Wood. The cross country season will get underway on Thursday, Sept. 6, when the Warriors travel to South Whitley to take on the Whitko runners at 4:30 p.m. And, the tennis season opens August 29 with a match at Jimtown at 4:15 p.m. Complete schedules of the fall sports follow:

high school gym. The purpose of the meeting is to set up practice times and schedules for pre-season practice.

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I sUFF | 1 Wi Wklt l ■■ B BL MBfe. WPSSC CONCLUDES FOURTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR — With young athletes from Indiana and all surrounding states in the Midwest returning to their local communities and school teams, Wawasee Prep completed its fourth summer of all-sports camps; boys and girls all-sports, junior Olympic soccer, football camp, and basketball camp. The campers came from as far away as Minnesota and Missouri. The coaches came from major college and university ranks. The past week, the final week of four one-week sessions, saw coaching at its best in a state that prides itself with top flight basketball. Former NBA great, player-coach, Harry Gallatin, and highly regarded prep coach Bob Donewald, South Bend Saint Joseph, provided the young campers with a rigorous but enjoyable week of quality instruction. Future college stars, Dave Kuzmicz, all-stater going to Notre Dame, and Rick Farrow, all-star player at Lakeshore. Stevensville, Mich., served with other standouts as camp counselors. Local boys from Syracuse showed their talents by winning special awards in skill tests and achievement. Tom Kroh was the junior division winner (age 13 and under) in free throws and agility, ' Roark Jones was runner-up in free throws and lay-ups. WPSSC director, Phil Jones, states that the all-sports camps had continued to grow in number of campers and outreach. The total campers and coaches attending WPSSC this year was 275. The service rendered to the state and the local community has been highly successful and continues to aid in the recreational quality of the Lake Wawasee area. From left above are Donewald; Stan Kroh, Roark Jones, Tom Kroh and Stewart Kraft, all of Syracuse; and Gallatin.

North Webster Ski Bees win Bth consecutive state championship

The North Webster Ski Bees traveled to Indianapolis to compete in the Indiana state ski tournament held last week. The proud group came home with a first which makes the eighth consecutive year for the group to win the championship honors. There are 40 members in the North Webster club, 13 of these

Wawasee men's club tourney held The Wawasee golf club’s men’s club had a tournament Sunday, July 29, with Virgil Burns,

Ligonier, placing first; Dick Barry, North Webster, placing second; and George Burns, Ligonier, placing third. Hoss Hills Bowmen hold two shoots The Hoss Hills Bowmen recently held two shoots. The first was an American hound shoot from 40-50-60 yards with a possible score of 840. The second round was a small game silouette with 100 points possible. Winners of the first shoot were as follows: Men’s A — Ralph Gorsuch 654, Keith Ott 646, Jesse Martinez 638 Men’s B — Joe Ray 377, Jere Karst 325, Lindsay Decker 245 Women’s A —- Sue Ann Ray 574 Juniors — Billy Cox 408 Winners of the second shoot were as follows: Men’s A— Ron Harris 66 and Larry Harris 50 Men’s B — Bob Wiggs 38,

placed in the tournament. Two of the members, Jamie Peckinpaugh, Muncie, who resides at Nath Webster in the summer and Janet Wade of North Webster are going on to the regional ski tournament at Omaha, Neb., and the National ski tournament at Petersburg, Va.

Keith Ott 37 and Clarence Shaw 35 Women’s A— Rita Harris 43, Sue Ann Ray 26 and Judy Harris 25 Women’s B—Kaye Schoeff six, Pat Farber six and Connie Karst four Juniors — Richard Schoeff five Cubs — Travis Harris 13

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The next ski show held by the club will be August 4, at 7 p.m. on Webster Lake.

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