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ARCHERY CLASSES TO START JUNE 4
O. K. Smathers will hold archery instruction
classes again this summer on Thursday afternoons
from 5:00 P. M. to 6:30 P. M. at Camp Straus.
All persons who are interested in learning to
shoot, in improving their shooting ability, or who
have children who would like to receive instruc
tion in archery, are urged to attend these classes.
"If the Thursday afternoon classes are filled to
capacity and there are still more who would like
to learn archery, we plan to offer an additional
afternon of classes each week,” Smathers states.
"Owning your own bow and arrows is not re
quired for enrollment in the classes,” he adds.
"The camp has several s'ets available for use by
students. However, if you do have a set of your
own. bv all means bring it along.”
Bill Bangs and Harry Ballard, also outstanding
archers, will assist with the instruction.
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Left: A scene from one
of the archery classes
held at Camp Straus in
a previous summer, O.
K. Smathers, S o uth-
eastern Archery Cham
pion, will serve as in
structor again this sum
mer. All persons inter
ested in enrolling in a
class are asked to con
tact- 0. K. Smathers {Elec
tric Shop), Bill Bangs
{Cafeteria) or Harry Bal
lard {Maintenance') before
June 4.
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