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July 2008

July 6, 2008

Your Chamber Is Involved in the Our Days Celebration July 
25th and 26th  
 
What can you do to get involved? On the 25th, you can sell 
goodies at the Free outdoor movie, "Over the Hedge" and for 
the Steamboat Festival on the 26th, you can enter the Chili 
Cook-Off, volunteer for a 3-hour shift at the Chamber 
Information Booth, help Ron Ridnour with the Lawnmower 
Races, drive the Shuttle Bus for 2 ½ hours, and/or put up 
signs and posters. Call Todd Snider 263-2261, for the Chili 
Cook-Off [application and flyer attached], Ron Ridnour 
798-6895, or Wendy McGraw 690-5402 to get hooked up! 
 
Miss Teen La Center Pageant July 19th 
The pageant to select the court and Miss Teen La Center, 
who are ambassadors to the City of La Center and are 
sponsored in part by our Chamber, will be held at 
Sternwheeler Park on Saturday, July 19th at 7:00 pm. Linda 
Tracy is the Director of the Pageant. If you know of a 
young woman who may be interested in this wonderful 
opportunity, call her at 989-6301 or e-mail: 
linda.aformalaffair@comcast.net. We sure hope to see you 
come out to cheer the contestants on the 19th ! 
 
La Center Education Foundation Annual Golf Tournament and 
Auction 
If you enjoy a round of golf, please consider entering this 
tournament! Besides supporting a worthy cause, you will 
have a blast. They give great goody bags, have exciting 
contests, hole sponsors with more goodies, a delicious BBQ, 
great prizes, an auction with some really nice items, and 
great comraderie. You don't have to be a golfer to 
participate – come for dinner! See registration form 
attached. 
 
Lalooska Foundation will see you at the Yale Arts Festival 
Saturday, July 26—See Lelooska Foundation Masked Dances at 
the Yale Valley Arts Festival Family Arts Day held at the 
Yale Elementary School 11842 Lewis River Road in the Yale 
Valley. Program & events begin at 1 pm. Music, dance, art 
activities & a quilt show. Free! For more information visit 
www.yalevalleyartsfestival.org. 
 
Be sure to check out this class scheduled for Saturday, 
July 12th from noon to 2 pm: Miniature Button Blanket 
Class.This is hands-on with no sewing skills required. Call 
225-9522 to register. Some space left. Cost $30 per person. 
Sounds like fun,,, 
 
The Battle Ground Art Alliance will display art from noon 
to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 12th at the Rusty Grape 
Vineyards Open Market celebration. Rusty Grape Vineyards 
tasting room will be open until 8:00 p.m., and there will 
be music to add to the festivities. 
 
Rusty Grape Vineyards Location: 16712 NE 219th Street, 
Battle Ground, WA 98604 
Phone: 360-513-9338 
 
Opdahl Chiropractic: A CREATING WELLNESS CENTER 
A research study published in the November 7, 2005 issue of 
the Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research, showed a 
positive result in the care of individuals with depression. 
For the purpose of this study subjects were selected on the 
basis of being over 18 years of age and having depression 
noted in their medical history file. Fifteen participants 
completed the study and were used in determining the 
results. 
 
In the discussion section of the study, it was noted that 
the concept of chiropractic cares' role in mental health 
was not a new idea. In fact it was reported that two major 
chiropractic psychiatric hospitals functioned successfully 
for nearly thirty years in Davenport, Iowa.  
 
The subjects of this study were given a standardized test 
known as the Beck Depression Inventory (aka BDI-II) both 
before and after receiving specific chiropractic care for 
correction of subluxations. To be consistent, the same 
process of analysis and techniques of correction were used 
in correcting the subluxations determined to be present. 
Before and after x-rays were also used to determine the 
presence and correction of the subluxations. 
 
The results showed a significant improvement of the average 
BDI-II scores of the group. Lower BDI-II are considered 
better than higher scores. The higher the level the more 
severe the depression. The group as a whole scored a 17 in 
the BDI-II before chiropractic. After chiropractic care for 
correction of their subluxations the groups average score 
improved to 8. 
On an individual basis, eleven participants experienced 
marked improvement, two had minimal improvement while 2 
participants scored worse on the follow up test. The 
researchers noted that this research tested and supported 
the hypothesis that chiropractic correction of the 
subluxation complex reduced depressive symptomatology. 
 
The researchers concluded by stating, "This study's results 
provide support for the hypothesis that a positive 
relationship exists between a correction of the 
occipitoatlantoaxial subluxation complex and a reduction in 
depressive symptoms in some people." 
 
SEE ATTACHMENTS: Chili Cook-Off Flyer, Chili Cook-Off 
Registration [we need entries!], Chips Buffet Flyer, LCEF 
Golf Tournament Sponsorship Opportunities, Wendy McGraw 
Flyer

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