newbriefs Walk Among the Wildflowers T
he Kettle Creek Environmental Education Center and Josie Porter
Farm are holding a series of outdoor interpretive walks exploring the farm’s property and observing the natural flo- ra and fauna that live on the property from 4 to 6 p.m. the third Wednesday of each month, including May 20. Each walk will meet at the Josie Porter Farm parking lot, rain or shine. All participants should wear comfortable walking shoes and should dress to be outside.
Upcoming topic include—May 20: Spring Wildflowers.
Things are blooming everywhere as the focus is on the many wildflowers on the property; June 17: Breeding Birds. The walk will concentrate on the birds that breed on the prop- erty; and July 15: Butterflies. The open fields are great places to observe some of the beautiful butterflies that frequent the Josie Porter Farm.
Cost is $3 for members of the EE Center or the CSA program,/ Non-members, $5/children under 12 free. Pre-registration is suggested at the Education Center 570-629-3061 or the Farm 570-992-0899. See ad, page 17.
Answers Instead of Prescriptions
D
r. Conrad Maulfair has been improving the health of his patients for more than
40 years utilizing medical modalities that are noninvasive and not usually available in mainstream medicine. Find out just how a natural physician can help the body heal without medication on Saturday, May 9 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Maulfair Medi- cal Center, in Orefield. From heart disease to cancer, digestive disease and hormonal problems, this workshop is for everyone that is seeking to overcome a health challenge or to comple- ment their self-care with doctor-recommended natural care. Maulfair’s medical treatments are based on rebuilding the immune system and helping the body heal naturally, minimizing the use of toxic drugs and surgeries where pos- sible. By looking for underlying causes, he alleviates many common ailments of aging and tough medical conditions that appear chronic. Participants will learn more about the toxicity of our environment and how we can aid our body in dealing with it.
Admission is free. Please refrain from wearing scented products in consideration of others. Location: 2970 Corporate Court, Ste. 1, Orefield. For more information, call 610-682-2104. See ad, page 23.
Dr. Conrad Maulfair
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Pocono, PA / Warren Co., NJ
www.healthylehighvalley.com
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