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Show HILL IUr Thursday, July 3, 1986 CCSfik By Amn. Ogden ALC Dlnl(S 1 Jay Joersz Public Affairs Office The nearly full house at the Noncommissioned Officers' Club at Hill AFB June 25 got the show of their lives as martial arts experts from around the area demonstrated their unique skills with their hands and feet along with assorted weapons. The evening started off with two members of the Layton Karate Acadetechmy performing two Then students from niques. O&M's Hap Kwon Do in Sunset displayed their talents using their hands and feet as weapons. Next the two pulled out real weapons one armed himself with a samurai sword while the other fought him off with an Oriental fan. The next demonstrations even called for a volunteer from the audience to lie down on the floor and place a watermelon on his stomach. Then, a blindfolded blackbelt expert self-defen- S se lrQDl h'aff ft he m I Oyb IMC sliced the melon in half with a samurai sword. Luckily, no medic was needed and the volunteer was awarded the sliced melon. The final event was Olympic style teamfighting. The Hill AFB Black Belt Karate Association, otherwise known as JC's Wreckin' Crew, won 0 O 4 the event. The winning team consisted of Wayne Freeman, second degree black belt; James Calloway, third degree black belt; Tyrone Aranda, second degree black belt; Mark Saunders, advanced brown belt; Lisa LaFountain, advanced blue belt; Brian Guodraeux, first degree black belt; Aleta Sneed, red belt and Michael Lawrence, first degree black belt. ' ?j, , ..,,, '7M?' "The demonstration went well; the club members really enjoyed it," said Mr. Calloway, instructor for JC's Wreckin' Crew. "The club was good about setting it up to make it comfortable for us. We hope to hold another one soon," he added. K't (U.S. Air Force Photos) (Above) After sailing over four people, Johnny Aranda, Lay-to- n Karate Academy, breaks a board with a powerful kick. (Left) Johnny Aranda, Layton Karate Academy, attempts to sweep the leg of his wife, Debbie, during their exhibition of self-defen- se techniques. Boat safety class required be class As a requirement to rent the ski boats at Sports Loan at Hill AFB, a boat safety class will be taught by Max Goudrian of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary of Salt Lake City. given in the Civilian Outdoor Recreation Office, Bldg. 564 at 7 p.m. on Monday and July 11. The classes are free and will last approximately two hours. The Distribution schedules golf tourney The annual Directorate of Distribution golf tournament is scheduled for Hubbard Memorial July 11 at the HiU AFB. at Course Golf is The tournament open to present, past and retired employees. Entry fee for the 18 hole scramble is $5 with $6 rental. Tickets should be purchased by Tuesday and can be obtained from the r I for green fees and $14 for a cart. Starting time is 1 p.m. The entry deadline is Wednesday and entry forms can be obtained from Bonnie Allen, Ext. 75564; Michael Henderson or Jeffrey Mussie, Ext. 75271. PRO TIP: Hubbard Memorial Golf Course Hill AFB 1 I I J A helpful practice variation you can use to improve your tempo and help you develop a sense of distance would be to try and hit your seven, eight and nine irons the same distance. If you hit your nine iron 1 30 yards, try to hit your eight iron at the same 1 30 yards and then the seven iron the same distance. It is not as easy as you might think, but it is a great practice drill. ETIQUETTE TIP: To help keep our course looking great at times, those who smoke, please do not throw your cigarette butts away on the tees all or greens. Comptroller golfers plan tournament The ComptrollerInformation Systems Golf Fest is scheduled for July 18 at the Hubbard Memorial Golf course at Hill AFB. Shotgun starts are at 7:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. The event is open to all present and past employees and spouses. Entry fee is $7 plus green fees and cart PRO TIPS by Mike Nash, golf pro ETIQUETTE TIPS by Charlie Hanson, marshall will following committee members: Steve Dellamore, Ext. 70170; Garry Peery, 72413; Arnie Neff, 77094; Linda Pigeau, 78689; Clyde Louk, 77837; Dwain Fortie, 74666; Paul Carter, 70165; Bob Mclean, 71227; Peggy Whitesides, 75668, Darlene Shadbolt, 73927; Norma Torgeson, 72829; Oz Johnson, 72427; Emmit Sexton, 72120; Phillip Elam, 79355. V J Nautilus certification classes offered Nautilus certification classes are scheduled for 1 1 and 1 1:30 a.m. Satur- days, beginning this week. Classes and during the week will be held at 9Tueson 9:30 a.m., 4 and 4:30 p.m., days and Thursdays, All classes are held in the Women's Fitness Center at the Hess Fitness Center, Bldg. 520. |