Mt Anthony Judo Club In Spring Classes Begin Thursday
Mt Anthony Judo Club sponsored by the Recreation Department offers a spring class for beginners and advanced students starting Thursday April 20 at Mt Anthony Union High School at 7 pm. Open to high schoolers and older, with emphasis on sportsmanship for men and self defense for women. Instructor Charles Hartman, second degree black belt, brings a decade of judo practice and studies in Japan. Fee charged. equipment available on request. Call 442-3543 for details.
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