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~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ANECDOTAL EVIDENCE Greeting drawn by -- Micaela Byington 5th Grade Evergreen School SHELTON CHIROPRACTIC CENTER HOODSPORT CHIROPRACTIC Full-Time Chiropractic and Massage Therapy Dr. Damon Ernst. DC Clinic Director Greeting drawn by -- Jadon Anderson 5th Grade Bordeaux Elementary 707 Cascade Avenue, Shelton 426-3359 Greeting drawn by -- Levi Dobie 5th Grade Mt. View Elementary Windermere REAL ESTATE WINDERMERE REAL ESTATE / HIMLIE, INC. Stop in today at 920 Railroad Avenue in Shelton or call us at 426-2646 Visit us on the web: www.wreshelton,com Make our home page your HOME page. A recent survey of users of alternative therapies by a nationally renowned consumer organization indicates that health consumers find chiropractic Sarah Newman, D.C. treatment to be useful in treating more than just back pain. While chiropractic treatment came out on top as the most useful treatment for back pain, users of chiropractic for the treatment of neck pain found it to be similarly effective. Sixty-five percent of those who received chiropractic treatment for back pain found that it "helped a lot," and 64% of those getting chiropractic treatment for neck pain made the same claim of effectiveness. It is also important to point out that chiropractic treatment ranked third among headache and migraine sufferers (behind those taking prescription and over-the-counter medication) in effectiveness. At NEWMAN FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC we are seriously concerned with the education of our patients about health and the body's natural state. The next time a health problem strikes someone in your family, or you think you could benefit from a chiropractic check-up, think about the quality and expert care we provide. We invite you to call 360.426.3886 to schedule an appointment. We can help you the natural way, without the use of drugs or surgery. Our office is located at 2211 Jefferson St. P.S. In the above-mentioned survey, although 45% of patients receiving chiropractic care for headaches/migraines, 77% of prescription medication takers, and 51% of OTC medication takers found their treatments beneficial, chiropractic is a drugless treatment. www, newmanfamilychiro.com Automotive Service" .OIL ,LUBE *FILTER $25.95* Plus - Quality Care Multi- Point Inspection All Fluids, Belts and Hoses Checked Includes complimentary car wash *Some gas cars slightly higher; diesel vehicles not included. 2"d Shelton exit off Hwy 101 360-426-5585 Journa photo by Emily Hanson Mary M. Knight freshman Miranda Sowle sends a shot up during the Lady Owls' home game against South Bend on Saturday, Dec. 17. Lady Owls knocked down by South Bend By EMILY HANSON Cook pu~ up seven and junior Ashley Sowle scored six. Freshmen Melodie Snyder and The Lady Owls were outscored in a home Lauren Dierkop both added five points loss last weekend, while sophomore Ashley Kiliz contributed On Saturday, Dec. 17, the Mary M. three. Knight girls' basketball team lost 65-35 to "The girls played hard, but got beat by a the South Bend Indians. better team," Valley said. "I think we found "South Bend is a good team and they are out what we as a ~eam need to work on and well balanced," Lance Valley, head coach, that's taking care of the ball." said. "They had good guards and post. They Cook led the Lady Owls in rebounding handled our pressure and we didn't handle with six while Johnson snatched four re- their pressure. We had too many turnovers bounds and handed ou~ three assists. and got outrebounded." "This week in practice we will be doing a The Lady Owls made 13-of-45 shots from lot of ball handling and passing drills along the field and hit eight-of-20 freethrow at- with rebounding drills," Valley said. "We tempts. South bend made 29-of-66 shots will continue to practice hard and we will from the field and five-of-10 free throw at- be prepared for Oakville." tempts. The Lady Owls are set to play next at Sophomore Carlie Adsero led the Lady 5:45 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 28, at home Owls with nine points while senior Linda against Oakville. Shelton to compete in 3A Narrows By EMILY HANSON The Washington Interscholastic Ath- letic Association (WIAA) hasn't officially stamped its approved on the league classi- fications for 2012-2014, but Shelton will be playing in the Narrows 3A League. "We will be 3A for the next two years because we're within the parameter of the 3A classification," Jim Judson, athletic di- rector, said. "Our enrollment number went down. Shelton has an enrollment of 1. 279 and an enrollment of 1,303 or less was the cutoff for the 3A classification." Judson said the schools, which will also be in the Narrows 3A League are: Foss. Lin- coln, Mt. Tahoma, North Thurston. Timber- line and Wilson. "What can happen now is some schools can opt up to a higher classification," Jud- son said. "Fortunately, what has happened with the Narrows League is we became a 3A/4A league so it's very nice for a school like Shelton because we can stay in the same league but be 3A." Judson said he thinks being a 3A school will help level the playing field for some of the Highclimber sports teams. "We've played 3A schools and done well and not so well," he said. "So it may help, but there are a lot of variables. There are some very strong 3A schools. I really do think this is better for us than being a 4A school." The Narrows 4A League will be Bellarm- ine, Central Kitsap, Gig Harbor. Olympia, South Kitsap, Stadium and Yelm. "I believe the WIAA board will put their approval on the reclassification during their Jan. 22 and 23 meeting," Judson said. "We use the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) numbers for the classification. They are the numbers used ~o determine funding and are based on the P223 numbers we submit every month." Judson said the reclassification worked nicely for Shelton. "I'm looking forward to seeing how we do with being a 3A school," he added. "I think our kids go out and compete very hard but sometimes the deck is stacked against you. I would like to see more teams advance be- yond the regular season." Judson said he has already scheduled the two non-league football games for the next two seasons. Next year, Shelton Will host Tumwater and travel to North Mason and the fall after that Shelton will travel to Tumwater and host North Mason. Bbth Tumwater and North Mason are 2A schobls. "It's going to be fun," Judson said. "~t'll be exciting to see how things shape up." Shelton Athletic Club Presents: EFFECTIVE SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN Learn successful self-protection techniques for all situations• This is a beginning class for women only. Sign up now for four weeks of classes. Starts January 14th to February 4th Classes are each Saturday Time: 12:00 (noon) - I:30PM Cost: s60°° Instructor: Clan Jacobs of Jacobs Fighting System. Over 25 years of experience teaching self defense to the military and law enforcement, Sign up at the Shelton Athletic Club 360-426-1388, Space is limited so sign up now. Come dressed in gym clothing. Just South of Downtown Shelton on Highway 3 Stop in today at 707 South First Street Call 426.1388 or email us; sac@hctc.com Check us out on the web at sheltonathleticclub,com Hours: Mon-Fri 4:30am-9pm. Sat & Sun 7am.3pm Page C-2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 22,2011