SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2016
Immel to offer weekly group acupuncture
On Feb. 10, Patricia Immel,
LAc, of Wellspring Clinic,
will begin offering Points
of Grace, a weekly communi-
ty acupuncture program
on Wednesday afternoons
between noon and 3 p.m.
The treatment is acupunc-
ture of the ears with 1-5
points treated in each ear, fol-
lowed by 15 to 25 minutes of
relaxation time with the nee-
dles in place.
This is a quiet group treat-
ment which will be held in the
Wellspring Clinic Garden
Room.
Acupuncture of the ears is a
very simple and effective
therapy to relieve pain, calm
and balance the nervous sys-
tem, reduce anxiety and
depressive feelings, promote
restful sleep, increase mental
clarity and provide an inner
sense of wellbeing.
This treatment, known as
5NP or 5 needle protocol, is
utilized
internationally
in integrated healthcare set-
tings.
Walter
Reed
Medical
Center in Washington, D.C.,
is currently researching the
effectiveness of acupuncture
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Patricia Immel, LAc, will begin a weekly community
acupuncture program in February.
to help veterans and returning
military personnel with recov-
ery from traumatic experi-
ences.
Currently, acupuncture is
being used in war zones
for active duty soldiers to
relieve pain, anxiety and
insomnia.
Wellspring Clinic is now
located at 1845 Highway 126
and Quince at Park Place,
Suite H.
Allow 30 to 40 minutes for
treatment.
Donations are appreciated
and will help sustain Points of
Grace.
For more information, con-
tact Wellspring Clinic at 541-
902-8860 or email wellspring
@bmi.net.
LRP announces cast for ‘Anne Frank’
The story of Anne Frank,
captured with heartbreaking
eloquency in the pages of her
diary, have been shared on
stage, film and countless art
forms over the decades.
Newly discovered writings
from her diary, along with
survivor accounts, have been
interwoven into a contempo-
rary and impassioned re-
telling of the lives of people
persecuted under Nazi rule.
Written
by
Frances
Goodrich and Albert Hackett,
and adapted for the stage by
Wendy Kesselman, “The
Diary of Anne Frank” has
been described by The
Associated Press as “A pow-
erful new version that moves
the audience to gasps, then
tears.”
The play captures the
claustrophobic realities of the
families in hiding as they
move through a daily exis-
tence mixed with fear, hope,
laughter and grief during the
Cubs get ‘police escort’
two dark years Anne Frank
and her family managed to
stay alive within the confines
of a space that was both safe
haven and prison.
Presented by The Last
Resort Players and directed
by Jennifer Connor and Cathy
Dupont, auditions for “Diary
of Anne Frank” were held last
year, with the following cast
members announced for the
show’s April run:
Otto Frank — Dana Rodet
Edith Frank — Kate
Gibson
Margot
Frank
—
Brooklyn Cahoon
Anne Frank — Memphis
Glieve
Mr. Putti Van Daan —
Jim Wellington
Mrs. Petronella Van Daan
— Jackie Crave
Peter Van Daan — Kyle
Hight
Jan Dussell — Grant
Harmond
Miep — Trudie Cahoon
Mr. Kraler — to be deter-
mined
Nazi soldiers: Wayne
Sharpe,
Taylor
Smith,
Jamison Smith and James
Bonisteel.
The show is scheduled to
be performed in the end of
April, with several presenta-
tions to be performed for area
eighth grade and high school
students.
More information is avail-
able online at www.lastresort
players.org.
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Florence Police Chief Tom Turner (above) and officer Gabe Glowacki taught 3rd-grade
Cub Scouts from Pack 777 about gathering evidence by taking fingerprints. The scouts
and their families were educated on the importance of forensic science and given a tour
of the Florence Police station, courtroom, dispatch and juvenile detention area. The tour
ended with a discussion and the chief presenting each scout with a challenge coin.
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