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page C4 FOCUS October 27. 2004 in II'' JJortlanò (lf)bserner Exotic Fundraiser Nikelodeon Kids Vote for Kerry The senses of China, Turkey, India, Indonesia and beyond will be piqued when Gypsy Caravan belly dancers perform and exotic foods by Salvador Molly's are served during a fundraiser Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at Studio 1050 benefiting p:ear, the non-profit program that builds positive relationships with homeless and transi tional youth. Tickets are $100. To reserve your place, call 503-228- 6677. I jimiiere Players and Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center present (A P ) — K id pow er! D em o crat John K erry is the w inner, and the rest o f the country should pay attention because the vote on N ic k e lo d e o n ’s W eb site has co rrectly cho sen the president o f the U nited States in the past fo u r elections. N early 4(X),(XX) ch ildren and teens voted, and the results w ere released last W ednesday. K erry received 57 p ercent o f the vote; P resident B ush got 43 percent. N ick elodeon has been airing inform ation on the N ov. 2 e le c tion, plus sponsoring debates w here kids could put forth their view s on the env iro n m en t, the w ar in Iraq and terrorism . Som e anim ated show s on the cable channel also have been fo c u s ing on the election. L inda E llerbee, w ho w rites and hosts “ N ick N ew s,” said N ickelodeon has been traveling the co untry teaching about the election and the im portance o f being socially inform ed. “ K ids a re n ’t d um b, th e y ’re Michaela Fishback, 5, of Waterloo, Iowa asks presidential candi date John Kerry to autograph a photo of the two of them from a previous event. (AP photo) ju s t y o u n g er and sh o rte r,” she said. “ In fact, last election, a boy cam e up to m e and said, 'W e picked G eo rg e Bush to w in, and he d id n ’t really w in. A1 G ore w on the p o p u lar vote, so we w ere kinda w ro n g .’ Q uite an o b serv atio n .” ____________ THE_____________ SPINAlCOLUMN An ongoing senes of questions and answers about America's natural healing profession. Part 21. Chiropractic VS Fatigue: Climbing the stairs to a new you, two steps at a time. A play in two acts by H.R. Long ' The spirit and generosity o f North Platte's canteen workers should be kept shining for a ll the w orld to see " Fri/Sat Nov 5, 6, 12 and 13, 7:30pm Sunday Nov 7 and 14, 2:00pm T ick ets: $15 general admission $ 10 seniors/students $8 groups of 10 or more (with advanced reservations) Cash, Check, and CC accepted IF C C T h eatre 5340 N Interstate Portland, OR 97203 Max Yellow Line - Killingsworth Station or Bus #72 For reservations, call: 503.823.4322 Made possible with the generous support of RACC and Portland Parks and Recreation i: I feel exhausted all the time. I don’t want to take “pep” pilliTbecauseofaddic-tion possi bilities. What can I do? : I have a good friend and patient who only a year ago at the age of 6 1 loved life but a tremendous concern. He became fatigued so easily that any activ ity would leave Him exhausted. The interesting point with him was that he prac ticed excel lent health habits. None theless he got to the point where exercise was nearly impossible. He still climbed the steps at work A but would have to stop halfway up to catch his breath before continu ing. I persuaded him to look to Chiropractic for increased vitality. At first he could not see a correla tion between his nerves and his has Energy level. I told him that it was virtually one and the same. Our nerves are the highways of energy in the body. If the nerves are trapped or irritated, our energy will be drained as well. He took my advice and now instead of stop ping halfway, he charges up the stairs, two steps at a time! If your vitality is giving up at the halfway mark, get charged up with Chiro practic. It’s a natural! Flowers* Chiropractic Office 2124 N .E Hancock Street, Portland, Oregon 97212 Phone: (5 0 3 ) 2 8 7 -5 5 0 4
