Daily Hampshire Gazette from Northampton, Massachusetts • 38

Lifeline your questions answered by Maigot Cleary TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) nandibular Joint is your jaw joint When this joint is not The Temporomandibul functioning property there con be many tell tole symptoms Some of which ore: headache! and dosii even a If you think you hove this condition don't just live with the poin give Chiropractic core try Chiropractic core has been known to help restore normal functioning to this joint and helps to relieve the symptoms associated with this very painful and uncomfortable condition Coll today or stop by and moke on appointment to see Dr Glaiel for an evaluation If Dr Glaiel feels that dental intervention is necessary he will be happy to refer you to a specialist Remember you don't have to live with the ROKLiU CARIBBEAN CRUISE NIGHT October 24 1990 twed) Hilton Inn Northampton Come Learn About Our Sailing Aboard the Sun Viking April 14-21 1991 (School Vacation Week) Travel with Golf Pros: TIMWALKOand JIM CASAGRANDE Great Savings and Additional Discounts for Deposits That Evening Guest Speaker FoodFilmFun Southampton Family Chiropractic Dr MicHael Glaiel 166 College Hwy Next to Post Office 527-9903 M-F 9-6 Sat 9-12 i Country Cricket Antique Gallery I fetfhBRlekMnijBakT HwiMngtofl Rte lit QWhat is the cost to the Commonwealth of tuition per student per year at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst? What sum do students at UMass pay for their tuition per year? What is the tuition cost to the institution per year at other area colleges? 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To feature your ad here call Cil Paige at 586-1 7(XLweekdays complete details! 6 Hampshire Life October 19 1990.