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Nusbaums host benefit lunch
for hospital nursing program

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nus-
baum will host the annual
scholarship luncheon for
the benefit of the Shaare
Zedek Hospital School of
Nursing in Jerusalem at
noon Tuesday in their
home, 26576 Willowgreen,
Franklin.
Among the founders of
the hospital, the Nusbaums
have endowed the workshop
in nuclear medicine and bi-
ology and last year pur-
chased a dialysis machine
for the pediatric dialysis
unit.
They also provided the
school of nursing with a
complete three-year schol-
arship and this year added a
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Mrs. Pearl Nosanchuk is
the luncheon honoree. Her
efforts in helping to raise
$125,000 to sponsor the
entire class of nursing stu-
dents who are pursuing
R.N. degrees have been rec-
ognized by Dr. Michael
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Guest speaker at the
luncheon will be Dorit Ro-
gers, head nurse of the
pediatric dialysis unit of the
hospital.

Miriam Shenkman is
luncheon chairman. For
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Clarkson seeks judgeship

Southfield attorney S.
James Clarkson has an-
nounced his candidacy for-
judge of the 46th District.
Clarkson, who served
four terms as the mayor of
Southfield, is a former
member of the Oakland
County Board of Super-
visors. He‘was elected to the
Michigan State Legislature
in 1959 and represented the
46th District through 1960.
Clarkson served as a
judge in the 46th District
Court from 1969 to 1978.
S. James Clarkson

Sinai seeks program volunteers

Researchers at Sinai
Hospital are seeking people
who suffer from mild cases
of congestive heart failure
to volunteer for a project

Numismatists
host parley

The Michigan Numisma-
tic society will host the 93rd
anniversary convention of
the American Numismatic
Association at the Westin
Hotel July 29-Aug. 1.
Programs of general
interest will be open to the
public free of charge.
For information, call
Florence Schook, 261-9326;
or Roger Larman, 686-9335.

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President Bruce Milen pre-
sented a check for $300,000
to the March of Dimes at its
naional telethon July 1 in
Los Angeles.
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IRVIN H. YACKNESS,
executive vice president
and general counsel of the
Builders Association of
Southeastern Michigan,
was inducted into the Na-
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aimed at finding a cure for
the disease.
Congestive failure affects
those who have suffered
from various types of heart
disease, weakening the
heart and preventing it
from pumping adequate
amounts of blood through
the body. Current treat-
ments can relieve some
symptoms, but cannot alter
the course of this progress-
bre disease.
The hospital is also seek-
ing volunteers for its "Serv-
ice with Love" program.
This program makes
weekly phone calls to lonely
and handicapped senior
citizens.
To volunteer for the heart
treatment program, call the
hospital's Congestive Heart
Failure Clinic, 493-5347. To
volunteer for "Service with
Love," call 493-5683.

Allyah down
over last year

Jerusalem (JTA) — Im-
migration fell sharply in
June when only 896 people
made aliyah, representing a
22 percent drop from May
and a 36 percent decline
compared to June, 1983, the
Absorption Ministry re-
pdrted last week. The
largest single group — 219
—came from the U.S. There
were 167 from Rumania, 83
from France, 52 from Brit-
ain, 44 from Argentina and
119 from all of Africa. Only
24 immigrants arrived from
the Soviet Union.