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"We learned Sandra Rogers, D.R. new skills and ideas while macGregor, and Tracey training with some of the Urquhart recently travelled to greatest martial artists on this Radford, Virginia, to attend continent." the 17" annual Karate College. The curriculum included They were the only Canadian _ advanced kicking techniques; participants at this internation- _ the use of pressure points; sub- ally renowned event. mission wrestling; Kali (a Karate College is the Filipino fighting art); and world's premier mixed martial trapboxing. It was also the arts summer camp. Legendary Karate College debut of Mike Lee Kanerek and the Israeli Hagannah combative system. Karate College is sponsored by the American Independent Karate Instructors Association (AIKIA). D.R. macGregor was awarded a certificate of service for his continuing sup- port of AIKIA and Karate College. He also received an Advanced Fighting Systems certificate in stick and knife fighting. Lewis and Bill "Superfoot" Wallace have taught at the event since its inception. This year they were joined by jiu- jitsu master Michael Depasquale Jr. and No Holds Barred Champion Renzo Gracie plus several masters of other systems. "T've always been willing to travel to learn from the best," says Classic Karate owner fobeys wa Acton Skateboard Park = S 1440.00 he saan te inde and torts ees BOARD BUCKS: ASAP - the Acton Sports Action Park -- is $1,440 closer to reality, thanks to the Canada Day party at Sobeys that donated proceeds from the day to the skateboard park project. ASAP chair Deb Fendley (centre) gratefully accepted a cheque from Sobeys em- ployees Connie Bath and Wayne Gouin on Monday. -- Frances Niblock photo Warrior Grasshoppers score big in Carlisle . Carlisle could not shutdown an inning either and the War- riors scored their five runs per inning allowed. There were many notable plays but the most notable were the first and second in the line-up. Aron Mersereau, and the coach's son Liam Duncan. Both Warriors went five for five. Congratulations team, what a fantastic game. By Lynn Mersereau A & S Engravings Warrior Grasshoppers made the not so long trip to Carlisle and made a record five hits for © five innings against Carlisle. "This successful win is with thanks to the seven Warriors who made the trip. Carlisle called the game as they couldn't beat the Warri- ors in the last inning up. aX oy