July 2011
FEATURES
The Southwest Portland Post • 5
Morning in the Healing Garden
Post photos by Lee Perlman
Drummers entertain at the dedication of the National College of
Natural Medicine’s new Min Zidell Healing Garden in South Port-
land, June 24.
Min Zidell, longtime patron of naturopathic medicine and namesake
of the new Min Zidell Healing Garden, at its June 24 dedication.The
Zidell family donated $150,000 toward the garden’s creation.
A statue of ancient Chinese physician Sun Simiao, sitting on a ti-
ger (depicting strength) and treating a western doctor. The statue,
intended to symbolize the blending of western and eastern natural
medical practices, was donated by Huo Baozhu for the new Min
Zidell Healing Garden.
David Schleich, president of the National College of Natural Medi-
cine and Patrick Quinton, executive director of the Portland Develop-
ment Commission at the dedication of the new Min Zidell Healing
Garden in South Portland, June 24.
Hillsdale Business and
Professional Association
35th Annual Customer Appreciation
Blueberry Pancake Breakfast
Sunday, July 31st, 8:30am-noon, Casa Colima Parking Lot
$6 Adults, $4 Children, Plus... Our annual
Hillsdale Benefit Booksale 10 am-3 pm
Anne Slocom-Edmund - Optometric Physician
Heather Dudzik - Optician
Annie Wolf - Optometric Physician