Page B 8 February 13, 2 0 0 8 Fortiani» (Dbeerucr Black History Month Charles McCleoud CEO M cC lo u d . 516 SE MORRISON ST. STE MO PORTLAND OREGON 97214 S ports BUSINESS 503 234 4452 ENTERPRISE, LLC Basketball Champions C IU 503 901 1535 Riverdale High School's junior varsity Mavericks (12-5) receive their league's champi­ onship trophy. Pictured from left are Coach Michael Harper, players Ed Wiggins, Conner Michelotti, Sam Van Buren, Charles Richenstein, Jon Freidman, Matt Wolfe, Reed Lewallen, Jake Fowler, Robert Van Buren and Coach Mark Washington. W ally Testa Residential and Commercial Broket Oregon. 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I and or.us Registration forms can Oe picked up Mon-Fri. 9am-5pm at the Portland Observer 4747 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Little League Basrball. Inc01 pointed does not limit participation in its activities on the basis of disability. lace, creed, color, national origin gender, sexual preference or leligions preference. An ongoing series of questions and answers about Americas natural healing profession Dr. Billy R. Flowers Part 5. W HIPLASH: It doesn’t take a serious accident to cause serious dam age. A ? How can / tell i f whiplash has happened to me? Whiplash often exhibits symptoms such as a sore practic exam immediately. Our office specializes not only in relieving whiplash symptoms, but also in making sure those problems d o n ’t become bigger ones down the road. For diag­ nosis o f possible whiplash, or answers to any questions you might have about your health, please call usa, the number listed right below. Flowers* Chiropractic Office 2124 NE Hancock, P o rtla n d O re g o n 9 7 2 1 2 Phone: (503) 287-5504 Thirteen-year-old Koda-Wataka Robinson has already won 12 karate championships. The N orth/N ortheast M etro wide range of skill levels. Babe Ruth baseball league starts "W e’re really excited about this this year's 50th season by offering scholarship and equipment oppor­ its first-ever scholarships and tunity,” said Jim Roberts, Metro equipment to teenage players. Babe Ruth president. “We don’t Program organizers invite stu­ want anyone excluded from play­ dents 13 to 15 in the Roosevelt, ing baseball because of their finan­ Jefferson, Grant and Madison high­ cial circumstances.” Sign-ups are scheduled for Tues- school areas to have fun with a SPINACOLUMN Him bail an accident does neck, arm or shoulder, nausea, it take to actually cause blurred vision and headaches. If not treated immediately, these prob­ whiplash ? : While most people think of lems can lead to other more severe vhiplash only as the result of ones. To complicate matters, it sometimes takes years before whip­ a rearend collision, it can occur as lash symptoms occur. a result of a fall or other sudden jolt. In ear collisions, speeds as low as 5 MPH (a brisk walk) have What should / do i f / 've had caused whiplash. W hat’s more a fa ll or a car accident? major studies show there is virtu) D on’t take any chances. ally no correlation between dam j Schedule a complete chiro- age to the car and its occupants. has been chosen to compete in Mexico, Spain, and Germany on the USA International Martial Arts competition team in the World Goodwill Games. He is very grateful to Master Rick Johnson for his continuous specialized training and inspiration. A member of the Martial Artists A g a in st D rugs o rg a n iz a tio n , Robinson also plays football and basketball, competes in karate and wrestling and is learning lacrosse. Babe Ruth Scholarships Offered THE \J A 13-year-old has embraced his Native heritage to become an out­ standing student racking up ath­ letic achievements. Koda-Wataka Robinson of Ca­ mas has won 12 National Karate Championships, six World Cham­ pionships and 10 overall Grand Championship titles. As a member of the Northwest martial arts team, Robinson won the overall World Championships coached by Master Jess Palmer. He also won “Competitor of the Year” for the Northwest Martial Arts Association. Karate has allowed Robinson not only to travel throughout the United States, but to other countries. He day. Feb. 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Archbishop Howard School, 5309 N.E. Alameda; and on Thursday, Feb. 21 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Holy Redeemer School. 127 N. Rosa Parks. Players also may register th ro u g h o u t M arch on Nemetrobaberuth.org or by calling 503-284-1714. Junior Golf Sign-ups Due Hour Junior Golf Program begins start withjust 6 golfers back in 1978. Sunday, Feb. 17 from 3 to 5 p.m. in Over 20 parents and mentors cur­ the Maple Mallory Apartments rently volunteer their knowledge, Recreation Room,3800 N.E. Mallory skills and abilities to the young Ave. The fee is $ 15 per child, with golfers with classroom instruction, A nonprofit group bringing the discounts for multiple family mem­ clinics and on-course instruction. passion o f golf to underserved bers. The program depends on the children of north and northeast The Leisure Hour program has community as its largest support Portland is calling for sign-ups. grown to include an annual roster group, and in return participants in Open enrollment to the Leisure of 60 active junior golfers since its the program are required to partici­ pate in various community-service activities. The program also encour­ ages continuation in higher educa­ tion for students, who have received L e s W h itw o r th C.P.A. nu m ero u s sc h o la rsh ip s and awards. 5 ,21 M-. 33r - Participation in neighborhood P o rtlan d . OH 97211 events, such as the annual Good in ........... 5(13-295-1939 Cell 5OJ-875-I63O the Neighborhood parade. Special Fax 503-295-104,5 Olympics and the Bite of Portland, I I I t ' l l . I e \ I I II ¡III Oi l It l /HI. I inn also provides the youth the oppor­ e m a il: lesdl lesu h ila o rlln p a .e o m tunity to serve the community. Leisure Hour Jr. Golf Program Portland, Oregon State Farm® Providing Insurance and Financial Services Home Office, Bloomington. Illinois 61710 www.eteainz.coni/LeisiueHoruJrGolf7 Michael E Harper Agent W e m o ve d to o u r new lo c a tio n at: 9713 S.W. Capitol, Portland, OR 5 0 3 -2 2 1 -3 0 5 0 F a x 5 0 3 -2 2 7 -8 7 5 7 fiasV-® Your Care If your youth 6th-8th grade are still looking to play basketball, they still have time through the Portland Parks and Recreation team. We are still looking for a few young men to come and play. Our First Priority Dr. Marcelitte Failla Chiropractic Physician We are located at M a ilu ig A ddress: O ur practice tim e is Tuesdays and T hursdays 6:50 p.m. until 8 p.m. at Vernon K-8 Sehool. Location: 2044 N .E . K illin g s w o rth St. C ontact Person: C oach M ille r . 503-933-1763 1716 N.E. 42nd Ave. Portland, OR 97213 Meeting Site-Maple Mallory .Apts 3920 N .E . H ig ld a n d 3800 N .E . M a llo ry P o rtla n d , O R 97211 P o rtla n d , O R 97212 I Between Broadway and Sandy Bled.) (503) 320-0123 Prnnaiy (503) 936-8568 Secondary , A 501 (c) (3) Non-Profit Organization • Autom obile accident injuries • Chronic headache and jo in t pain • Workers Compensation injuries Call fo r an appointment! 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