Answers Instead of Prescriptions


F Dr. Conrad Maulfair


ind out just how a natural


physician can help the body heal without medication on Saturday, September, 26 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Maulfair Medical


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 complement their self-care with doctor-recommended natural care. Dr. 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. 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 possible. 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 22.


There is a fountain of youth: It is your mind, your talents, the creativity you bring to your life and the lives of people you love. When you learn to tap this source, you will truly have defeated age.


~Sophia Loren natural awakenings September 2015 7


Race Honors Dave Fleetwood T


he Second Annual Dave Fleetwood Memorial 3.1-mile Trail Run/Walk will begin at 9 a.m., October 10, at the West End Regional Park, in Chestnuthill Township to fund the Dave Fleetwood Memorial Scholarship. Fleetwood, a dedicated public servant, was tragically killed during a public meeting in 2013. The event is open to all ages and abilities and the new Dave Fleetwood Memorial Trail will be available for those wishing a leisurely walk on a firm and stable surface accessible to all wheeled devices. Awards go to the top two male and female finishers and the top three male/female finishers in each age group. The first 100 people will receive an event T-shirt and there will be prize drawings. Entry forms are available at the Chestnuthill Park, Ross and Chestnuthill Township Buildings and area businesses.


Registrants pay $20 before Sept. 30 and $25 afterward. Location: 578 Evergreen Hollow Rd. For more information, contact Bernie Kozen at 570-992-9733, bkozen@weposc.org or Jim Mannello at 570-460-8165, manelo@ptd.net.


New Trail Aid for Pocono Hikers A


new website featuring preserves and trails in the Poconos gives hikers a comprehensive resource for finding


outdoor adventures throughout the area. Get Outdoors Poconos, a grant-funded series by the Brodhead Watershed Association, features monthly hiking events trail maps, hiker’s hints, photos and feature stories. After the monthly events, a hiker’s archive of trail information will be available on the site. These sites and maps are easily accessed on smartphones via QR codes posted at trailheads.


The Broadhead Watershed Association needs volunteers, and opportunities


abound. The largest corps of volunteers is the Streamwatchers, people that “adopt” one or more stream sites and check them monthly Other volunteer opportunities can be shorter, such as helping with a native plant sales, the Cherry Valley Festival, working with students at the Waterwaze Festival or helping with stream cleanups and hikes.


For event and volunteer information, visit BrodheadWatershed.org/gopoconos.


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