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YMCA BOYS ENJOY
SUMMER CAMP WITH
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BOATING, SWIMMING, PLAY jm..
..Boating is one of the big features of the Annual Diamond Lake summer camp of 'the
Klamath County YMCA, along with other waterfront activities like sailing, swimming
and canoeing, as the picture at the top shows. Rifle practice (top left) is also a popular
diversion with the youngsters, as is copper and leather work in the crafts course
(right). Nature study is a "must" at the camp with the lads learning about forest trees
and animals in the camp area. And a campfire, of course, is the focal point of any
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