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Tony is.
As one of the more than 6 million Americans with mental
retardation, he wants the same things you do ... a happy,
productive life ... to make friends . . . to prove himself.
Every day, people like Tony take part in programs of
education and job training, neighborhood living and
self-development, proving that persons with mental
retardation can contribute to our communities.
That's why the Association for Retarded Citizens asks for
your support. Help build better lives.
Separation
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ing attitudes between con-
ventions and at subse-
quent sessions, Dr.
Drachler makes this in-
teresting point:
"A glance back at the
conventions of 1835 and
1850 reveals that separa-
tion of church and state
was more clearcut in those
days."
But this is true of the
country at large. The Foun-
ding Fathers of this
Republic, especially Jeffer-
son and Madison, were
deeply concerned that
there should be no legisla-
tion respecting the
establishment of religion.
But there have been
changes in our own time.
The study of the Bible is
LOCAL NEWS I
Feldman To Be Cited
By New York UJA
leading importers of Israeli-
made frames and sunglasses
in the United States.
Jewish Association for Retarded Citizens
17288 W. 12 Mile Rd., Southfield, MI 48076
(313) 557-7650
Physicians Meet
In Florida
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High
Blood
Pressure?
Only your doctor can tell. Like
more than 10 million other
Americans, you could have
high blood pressure and not
know it until it leads to stroke,
heart or kidney failure. It has
no special symptoms and of-
ten gives no warning. But your
doctor can detect high blood
pressure (he may call it hy-
pertension) and usually con-
trol it. So see your doctor ...
and follow his orders.
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being introduced in many
States, with a similar move
on foot in Michigan. There
are new mores and new
trends — all in a direction
that may be interpreted as
leading away from the first
amendment.
It will be interesting to
watch developments in
Washington. Are there
traditionalists who will
share the view of the
framers of Michigan's first
constitution and the opi-
nions of Jefferson and
Madison who will object to
the proposals of Michigan's
senior Senator and his two
associates in the House of
Representatives? Their
bills raise a most in-
teresting issue.
WE'RE FIGHTING FOR
YOUR LIFE
American Heart
Association
of Michigan
Morton L. Feldman, chair-
man of Classic Optical, Inc.
and Classic Construction
Corp., will be honored by the
Optical Division of the New
York UJA Federation at their
annual fund raising dinner at
New York's Pierre Hotel next
March.
Feldman has been active
with the United Jewish Ap-
peal for many years, in-
cluding past chairman of the
Optical Section of Detroit's
Professional Division and
Operation Moses.
He is a board member of the
American Israel Chamber of
Commerce, the Michigan
committee for AIPAC, a 32nd
degree Mason and Shriner, a
member of B'nai B'rith, ADL,
Holocaust Memorial Center
and other charitable
organizations.
He has been instrumental
in the development and ex-
pansion of the optical frame
manufacturing business in
Israel and is one of the
Physicians
American
Fellowship for Medicine in
Israel invites all physicians to
the 15th annual midwinter
assembly at the Diplomat
Resort and Country Clubs in
Hollywood, Fla., from Feb. 29
to March 4.
Those attending will
receive 20 hours in Category
One credits. Physicians who
wish to present lectures or
need more information
should call Dr. Bernard
Weston, 353-5660.
Temple Nursery
Hosts Dinners
Temple Emanu-El Nursery
School will host two
Chanukah dinners for
students and their families.
They will be held in the Katz-
man Social Hall on Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The religious school will
have its annual Chanukah
program on Dec. 13. The mor-
ning will begin with a brief
candlelighting service in the
Jospey Sanctuary. Students
will then travel from station
to station by grades. Each sta-
tion will provide the students
with a special Chanukah ex-
perience and will include
songs, crafts, games and
stories. The morning will con-
clude with a Seudah con-
sisting of latkes and
soufganiyot prepared by the
PTO.
On Dec. 15, the fourth-
seventh graders will go to the
Tamarack Adventure Center.