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WINTER COLORS OF BENETTON.
clean bill of health from
state investigators, who
said the Home had cor-
rected all serious health
violations.
Though inspectors said
Borman had much work to
do, they recommended it
remain open. "There is
a very upbeat mood at the
Home," Mr. Perlman said.
"We are pleased with the
turnaround. Our interest
always has been in deliv-
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ering the best in terms of
quality of life."
Meanwhile, JHA staff
members now are focusing
attention on the 100-bed
Prentis Manor in
Southfield, introducing
the correction system
brought to Borman.
"Prior to state survey
(expected at Prentis before
February, when its license
expires), we will have our
house in order," Mr.
Perlman said. ❑
Campaign Seeks
Contributions
Thirteen days remain for
Allied Jewish Campaign
Contributors to help
Jewish people in Detroit
and Israel and take tax
advantage of their gifts
this year. All cash gener-
ated will help the Jewish
Federation pay current
commitments to the
United Jewish Appeal and
local agencies.
Campaign, Operation
Exodus and other pay-
ments made to Federation
through Dec. 31, will be
tax deductible for 1992.
A portion of the contri-
butions to Detroit's
Campaign will go to UJA
and the American Jewish
Joint Distribution
Committee for assistance
to Jewish people in dozens
of countries and Israel.
Aid for new immigrants
in Israel and the United
States helps settle them
with basic furnishings,
initial living expenses,
language classes, job
retraining, day care and
educational programs for
children with learning
problems, and other spe-
cial needs.
At the same time,
Federation has commit-
ments to thousands of peo-
ple through its beneficia-
home.
ries at
Contributions to the
Campaign help provide
services to the aged,
Jewish camp experiences
for children, counseling
.
There are tax
advantages
before Jan. 1.
for troubled families an,
job placement assistance
to the unemployed.
To pay Campaign or
Operation Exodus contri-
butions by Visa or
MasterCard, call Leonard
Milestone, 642-4260
Checks should be made
out to the Allied Jewish,
Campaign or Operation
Exodus, P.O. Box 2030,
Bloomfield Hills, MI
48303-2030.
Early Deadlines
The Jewish News will haVe early news and advertising
deadlines for the issues of Dec. 25, Jan. 1 and Jan. 8.
Dec. 25 deadlines:
Display ads, 4:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 18
Classified ads, noon Monday, Dec. 21
Local news, noon Wednesday, Dec. 16
WINTER 1992 Benetton and Sisley Collections.
Come see our exciting new collection at one of the two store locations in Metro Detroit.
BENETTON
at The Boardwalk
WEST BLOOMFIELD
Orchard Lake Road, South of Maple
737-3737
BENETTON
at Laurel Park Place
LIVONIA
1-275 at Six Mile Road
953-0500
Jan. 1 deadlines:
Display ads, noon Wednesday, Dec. 23
Classified ads, noon Monday, Dec. 28
Local news, noon Tuesday, Dec. 22
Jan. 8 deadline:
Local news, noon Tuesday, Dec. 29