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As sensei John Black looks on, Kita No Senshi Karate Dojo students Morgan Burke, left, and her sister Sophia spar during grading night. 
Kita No Senshi Karate Dojo sensei Bob Deremo demonstrates for his students during grading on Thursday, Jan. 24 at the A.J. LaRue Arena in Haliburton. All of the students, who ranged in age from five to 15 years, earned their belts. 
Seven-year-old Parker Holden performs a side kick during grading. By the end, Parker earned his green belt. 
Leland Kainellos of the Kita No Senshi Karate Dojo exhales during the grading night on Thursday, Jan. 24 at the A.J. LaRue Arena in Haliburton. By the end, Leland earned two stripes on his belt. The young members, who all received their next belt, ranged in age from five to 15 years. 
A bo seminar took place on Sunday, Jan. 27 at the A.J. LaRue Arena in Haliburton.This event, which was hosted by the local dojo Kita No Senshi Karate Dojo, was sponsored by the Ontario Union of Martial Artists. Twelve students were taught basic techniques and advanced 
Sensei Randy Horton of the Glencoe Budokan is a picture of focus while teaching the Bo Seminar on Sunday, Jan. 27 at the A.J. LaRue Arena in Haliburton.This event, which was hosted by the local dojo Kita No Senshi Karate Dojo, was sponsored by the Ontario Union of Martial Artists. Twelve students were taught basic techniques and advanced 
A bo seminar took place on Sunday, Jan. 27 at the A.J. LaRue Arena in Haliburton.This event, which was hosted by the local dojo Kita No Senshi Karate Dojo, was sponsored by the Ontario Union of Martial Artists. Twelve students were taught basic techniques and advanced
Students of Kita No Senshi Karate Dojo participated in grading on Thursday Jan. 24 at the A.J. LaRue Arena in Haliburton. All of the students who ranged in age from five to 15 years earned their belts.
Photos by Darren Lum staff
