More Choices! More Fun!

Archery...Zip line...Horseback riding... Arts & (rafts...Go (arts...Swimming...
Drama...Basketball...Water skiing...Ceramics...Canoeing...Theme days...
Rock climbing . . Campfires. . Photography . . Song Sessions. . . Hockey . . . Dancing . . .
Nature. . . Tubing . . Woodworking . . Soccer... Music. . Jewish Programming .
Pool parties...Multi-media...Gymnastics...Kayaking...Tennis...Cookouts...
All Camp Play. ..Shabbat...flag football...Climbing wall...And much, much more!

• Such a nice camp!

- Nurturing, Jewish atmosphere
- Close to home

• Intimate village settings

- Limited number of campers
- 1 to 3 staff to camper ratio

Parents and Campers...

INFORMATION MEETING

• Ten day starter option
• Early Bird registration

Wednesday, November 14 at 7 p.m.
jvipx M. Fisher Federation Building

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- Register by November 30
- Save up to $500!

6735 Telegraph Road • Bloomfield Hills

Debbie Landau, Director, Camp Tamarack
Rachel Ruskin, Assistant Director

(248) 647-1100

TAMARACK

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WE'RE PART OF THE TEAM

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The 37th Kingswood Giftorama Presents

CHAMPAGNE OPENING
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2007, 6 P.M.-10 P.M.

A FULLY CATERED OPENING PARTY

FEATURING A WINE TASTING

AND FRIDAY EVENING SHOPPING—VALET PARKING

A HOLIDAY SHOPPING
EXTRAVAGANZA
COME DO YOUR HANNUKAH SHOPPING!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2007, 9A.M. - 6 P.M.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2007, 10 A.M. - 5 P.M.

Nelson Hersh

DM, MS
Licensed Specialist

FROM SOUPS TO BELTS, JEWELRY TO SERVING PLATTERS AND MORE!

you have any
rther questions,
lease do not
hesitate to contact
r. Hersh at the
ewest state-of-
e-art facility in
est Bloomfield/
Commerce Twp.,
2300 Haggerty Rd.,
Suite 1160.

W1ATW.GIFTORAMA.ORG

FROM MAINE TO FLORIDA AND MICHIGAN TO VIRGINIA

WE'VE GOT THE STORE!—MORE THAN 50 SPECIALTY SHOPS!

Purchase tickets for Weekend Shopping at the door

Regular Admission: S 7 per person

Bring a Friend! 2 for Sto Saturday and Sunday after 2 p.m.

Free admission Sunday from to

a.m.

Free Parking and Shuttle at 15233 N. Woodward Avenue

(Southwest corner of Woodward & Long Lake Roads)

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cause of facial asymmetry or irregularity. Normally the arch
the lower jaw (mandible) is slightly smaller than the arch of th
upper jaw (maxilla), resulting in the lower teeth closing insid
the upper teeth. A cross-bite occurs when the lower teeth ove
lap the upper teeth either at the back of the dental arch or in th
front. When cross-bites occur with the front teeth, the resu
can be a protruding chin. When the cross-bite occurs in th
back the result is a narrowness of the face and a poor bite.

Cross-bites should be corrected, as the teeth do not mesh
together properly and can result in improper wear of the teeth,
inappropriate forces causing further dental problems and even
breakage of teeth with need for restoration, as well as predis-
posing an individual to MID (jaw joint problems) and cosmetic
concerns.

The best method for correcting a cross-bite involves repositioning
the teeth through orthodontic treatment. However, there are some
severe cases when orthognathic surgery may also be required
for a full correction. This type of jaw correcting surgery entails
surgically reshaping or positioning the bones of the jaw, and is
entirely performed within the mouth as to leave no visible scars.
Some cross-bites can be corrected without surgical intervention
if treated while the patient is still growing. Other times, growth,
which is genetic, will determine when correction is best timed. It
is best to allow an orthodontist specialist to perform an exam to
determine Ideal timin of correction.

No Strollers Please

Proceeds benefit scholarships and academic programs

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248-926-4100

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