THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
42 Friday, August 1, 1981
If a man can have only
one kind of sense, let him
have common sense. If he
has that and uncommon
sense too, he is not far from
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The Jewish Association
for Retarded Citizens will
sponsor a special showing of
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winning film "Best Boy"
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"Best Boy," a documen-
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story of Philly, a 52-year-old
retarded man who lives
with his parents. His tenta-
tive steps toward leading
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of services to retarded
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and supervision of an
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