HABATAT GALLERIES

New Pontiac

Contemporary Glass

7 N. Saginaw
• 248-333-2060

the hospital. To register, call (800)
494-1615.

A national depression screening day
will be held, 9 a.m., 1 p.m., 6 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 9, at Training and
Treatment Innovations Inc., 1450 S.
Lapeer Road, Oxford. For informa-
tion, call (248) 969-9932.

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Memos column, please include the
name, time day, date, location
and subject of the event as well as
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two weeks in advance to Alan
Hitsky, Detroit Jewish News, 27676
Franklin Road, Southfield, MI
48034.

Ca.

DAVID
HUCHTHAUSEN
Echo Series, 1997.

William Beaumont Hospital will offer
a free, private and confidential depres-
sion screening 6-8 p.m. Thursday,
Oct. 9, at the administration building,
3601 W. 13 Mile, Royal Oak. For
reservations, call (800) 633-7377.

The Davis Counseling Center will
hold a series of workshops to aid per-
sons affected by attention deficit dis-
order 5:30-7 p.m. starting Thursday,
Oct. 9. To register, call (248) 553-
8550.

Join the Galleries of New
Pontiac on the evening of

as they host opening
receptions for their
newest shows.
7 - 10 p.m.

14"x 14" x 7"

MARIE WOO
New Work

LAWRENCE St.

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Oct. 3 — Nov. 1

6 N. Sag i naw

248-334-6716

ShawGuido

GALLER Y
Contemporary &
Historic Ceramic &
Contemporary Metals

7 N. Saginaw

An Artists'
Cooperative

248-333-1070

JUD COYEYOU

Paintings
Drawings
Prints

"Untitled", 1997,
stoneware, 18" diameter
Photo: R.H. Hensleigh

"ProportionlRelationship"

Sept. 30 — Nov. 1

CA)

INFINITI.

of FARMINGTON HILLS

New Uses
For Chambers

T

he Navy developed hyper-
baric therapy to treat divers
for "the bends." Now
experts at Tufts University
School of Medicine say hyperbaric
chambers also can help heal oxygen-
starved wounds, as well as treat carbon
monoxide poisoning, burns, skin
grafts and a host of other conditions.
Patients typically spend up to
three hours at a time in a hyperbaric
chamber, breathing 100 percent oxy-
gen in a pressurized environment.
This forces oxygen-rich blood to cir-
culate throughout the body to
enhance the development of new cap-
illaries and aid the production of col-
lagen. Collagen is a protein that allows
skin and tissue to regenerate.
Popping ears are the most com-
mon side effect as the chamber is
gradually pressurized - similar to what
divers experience as they explore the
ocean's depths. About 10 percent of
patients become claustrophobic in the
chamber. ❑

INFINITI

(A;) OF FARMINGTON HILLS

24355 Haggerty Road • South of Grand River

(810) 471-2220

HAPPY NEW YEAR

To All Our Jewish Friends From

HONG KONG

T A IL 0

RECTORY
lassified Section

La Mirage Mall • 29555 Northwestern Highway
Southfield, Michigan 48034 • Tel. 248-352-5944

Jackson and Fanny Yung

10/3

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