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January 19, 2011
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Peninsula Little League 2011
(S erving the Youth of Inner North & N ortheast Portland ages 5-14)
visit our website at: w w w .etea m z.a ctive.com /p eninsu la littlelea gu e
R egistration availab le o n -lin e b eg in n in g Jan uary 22, 2011
Regular Sign-ups
$64/T-Ball, $74 All other levels
Softball Program
Level
Minor
Major
Junior
This fee includes the pepperoni fund raiser
Sell one bag of pepperoni and get $24 off fee.
Each hag contains 24 sticks
Ages
8 - 10
10- 12
13- 14
THURSDAYS at Boys and Gil ls Club
5250 NE Martin Luther King Jr Bhd
January 27. February 10 and February 17
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Questions contact:
Mark Washington
Local Native American dancers pay their respects during the
blessing ceremony at the 2 0 1 0 Portland Community College
Winter Powwow.
Winter Powwow
The Wacipi ("they dance") traditional powwow takes center stage at
Portland Community College on Saturday, Jan. 22 to highlight Native
American culture and ancestry.
The event is free and open to the public, starting at noon in the Health
Technology Building of the PCC Sylvania Campus, 12000 S.W. 49th Ave.
Drum groups and dancers from across the region, as well as a variety of
Native vendors, attract more than 1,000 attendees to the powwow every
year. Grand entries of dancers along with drumming will take place
between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Other powwow attractions include acollege fair
from noon to 4 p.m. and a free community dinner at 5:30 p.m. For more
information, visit pcc.edu/powwow.
503-288-0033
markw(a portlandobserver.com
SATURDAYS at Peninsula Park
Conununity Center
700 Rosa I’arks Way
January 29. February 12 and Februan 26
12:30 pm to 2:00 pm
Items to bring to sign-ups
Birth Certificate
Proof of Address
Doctor Insurance Information
Plaver Fee
Baseball Program
Le\’el
T-Ball
Farm
Minor
Major
Junior
Ages
5 -6
7 -8
8 10
10- 12
13-14
Questions contact:
Jjay Lincoln ~
jerrylincoln38^gmail com
Registration forms can be completed in advance by
downloading from our website
Little League Baseball, Incorporated does not limit participation in its activities on the basis of disability , nice, creed, color, national
origin, gender, sexual preference or religious preference.
Financial Aid Day
Learn how to get money for col
lege at “Financial Aid Day,” Satur
day, Jan. 22, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in
the Mt. Hood Community College
Library.
Students should bring their
2009 tax returns, end-of-year pay
stubs, current value o f assets,
social security num ber (and those
of their parents if student is a
dependent), d riv er’s license and
alien registration card (if appli
cable).
Experts from the financial aid of
fice will be on hand to offer free one-
on-one assistance with the FAFSA
form, scholarships and tips for writ
ing winning essays.
Dr. Billy R. Flowers (above center) and his skilled s ta ff are ready to help those in need.
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Part 1. CHIROPRACTIC: For the best in
natural healing, hearing is believing.
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: How did Chiropractic care pain and reposition the vertebra,
come about?
Dr. Palmer placed him on a table and
pushed down on his back, perform
: Spinal manipulations have
ing a spinal manipulation or “ad
been practiced for over 2,500
justment.” He performed this ad
years. Hippocrates, the “Father
of Medicine,’’advised: “look well justment three days in a row. By the
to the spine for the cause of dis third day, not only had the patient’s
ease.” But modem Chiropractic back pain disappeared, his hearing
came of age back in 1895. In reappeared. Today’s Chiropractors
Davenport, Iowa, a patient came know that the central nervous sys
to Dr. D.D. Palmer complaining of tem (housed within the body’s spi
back pain. This patient had also nal column) provides the energy,
been nearly deaf since suffering a which governs all bodily functions.
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Location: Concordia University Campus
2800 NE Liberty (The GRW Library, room 303)
Portland, OR. 97211
To inquire about our Church please call: (503) 863-6545 or
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back injury 17 years earlier. Dr.
Palmer noticed a bump on the
patient’s back, which he sus
pected was related to a dislocated
vertebra. To relieve the patient’s
By making sure that the spinal
column is in correct alignment,
Chiropractors eliminate any pos
sible interference, which would
prevent the central nervous sys
tem from keeping the body func
tioning the way nature, intended.
To find out how Chiropractic
might be able to help you or for
answers to any questions you
might have about your health,
please feel free to call us at the
phone number shown below.
Flowers' Chiropractic Office
2124NEHancock, Portland Oregon97212
Phone: (503) 287-5504