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BEDFORD VILLA NURSING CARE CENTER
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HEARING AID SERVICE
The Privacy and Comfort of Home
Bedford Villa is a charming 61 bed nursing center specializing in
Rehabilitative Services. The intimate size of our center allows for
personalized attention.
by Felix Cruz
Hearing Aid Specialist
TWO ARE BETTER THAN ONE
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As the conventional reasoning
goes, "two heads are better than
one." Many hearing specialists make
the same claim for wearing a hearing
instrument in each ear. Binaural hear-
ing instruments provide a stereo ef-
fect that helps users detect the
direction of sound. The binaural in-
strument argument has been further
strengthened with the discovery of
an auditory phenomenon known as
"late-onset auditory deprivation." Re-
search has shown that in instances
of a monaural hearing instrument fit-
ting, the unaided ear may gradually
lose it capacity for speech percep-
tion. This ability may be recovered
with the introduction of a second
(binaural) instrument. The longer the
second ear goes unaided in older
wearers, however, the less likely it is
to recover speech perception skills.
If you have any questions on
binaural hearing instruments, or if
you or a loved one are suffering from
hearing loss, please come visit us
at CRUZ HEARING AID SERVICE.
Most hearing aids work by bringing
down the loudness level of back-
ground noise to allow a person to use
their own normal hearing process.
Our trained professionals listen to
you, learn about your special needs,
and select the right instrument for
you. Please call us today at 424-8450,
or come see us at 18899 W.12 Mlle
Rd., in Lathrup Village. We also make
house calls, and credit cards are
accepted.
P.S. Research with "late-onset
auditory deprivation" indicates that
binaural instrument fittings should
be the normal practice.
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• Private and semi-private rooms
• Medicare Certified
• Respite care
• Specializing in Rehabilitative
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Admissions Office Open Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Admissions Counselors available evenings and weekends
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to Excellence Located on 12 Mile, West of Greenfield Road
Commitment
Tel Aviv (JTA) — Prime Minis-
ter Yitzhak Rabin this week
signed an order allowing Israelis
having dual citizenship to travel
from Israel to Jordan on their for-
eign passports.
The move enables Israelis to
make the trip to Jordan without
having to obtain formal permis-
sion from the Interior Ministry.
Travel agents have already re-
portedly signed up scores of such
dual-passport Israelis for visits
to Jordan.
When Israel and Jordan
signed the July 25 Washington
Declaration formally ending their
46-year state of war, Mr. Rabin
and Jordan's King Hussein
Israeli passports
still not
accepted.
agreed to open border crossings
to allow third-country nationals
to travel between the two coun-
tries.
But Israelis holding a second
passport were unable to travel to
Jordan until now.
In a related development, Is-
raeli and Jordanian negotiators
meeting this week at an Israeli
cultural center near the Sea of
Galilee agreed to open a second
border crossing between the two
countries.
In August, Israel and Jordan
inaugurated the first crossing,
linking Eilat and Aqaba in the
south. The new crossing, sched-
uled to be opened in October, will
link northern portions of the
countries near the Sea of Galilee.
An additional crossing, the Al-
lenby Bridge, links Jordan and
the West Bank.
Holocaust School
At Yad Vashem
Tel Aviv (JTA) — Israeli Educa-
tion Minister Amnon Rubinstein
has expressed the government's
support for the opening of a
school for Holocaust studies at
the Yad Vashem Holocaust
Memorial in Jerusalem.
Mr. Rubinstein said that the
Education Ministry will assist in
the inauguration of the Central
School for Holocaust Studies and
will aid in its expansion.
Mr. Rubinstein said the school
will further government efforts
to educate all Israeli students
about the Holocaust, its conse-
quences and its lessons.
The chairman of Yad Vashem,
Avner Shalev, said classes at the
new school will begin soon and
that 70,000 students and 550
teachers will participate in pro-
grams there in the coming year.