The Independent-News, Volume 105, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 31 January 1980 — Page 3

Carla Cline Graduates From Nursing School Carla Jeanne Cline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cline, 1060 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton, is one of the sixty-one graduates who received her diploma during the Memorial Hospital of South Bend School of Nursing Kkd commencement held at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. January 27, at Bendix Theatre in

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the South Bend Century Center. Mrs. Violet Ellis. R.N., Instructor of the School of Nursing, was the principal speaker at the ceremonies for the students completing a three-year program of nursing education. WRITE ABOUT BIRTHDAYS OF FAMOUS PEOPLE There was no birthday cake. And if there had been, it would never have held enough candles to mark the birthdays of Robert E. Lee, Wilham McKinley and Lewis Carroll. But the Writers Workshop heard the stories of these men on Monday evening. The writers met at the Koontz Lake Library. The assignment was to research and write about someone famous whose birthday fell in January. A special "bio'’ by Leila Bare, "Ned Nothing”, was a spoof, and showed a talent for writing humor, a difficult medium. Discussions included the submitting of material which would fit the particular editorial needs of the magazine or publication chosen. The group will participate in the IMHO Writers Digest Competition, deadline June 30. I9KO. Work to be submitted may be brought to the Workshop for criticism and help before being submitted. The entry forms can be found in the Writers Digest for January, or by calling Nadine Keiper, 586-2176 mornings

or 586-3353 afternoons except for Thursdays arftl Sundays. The contest is for short stories, articles or poetry, and one each may be sub mitted. The next Workshop will be on the third Monday. February 18. at 7:00 p.m. C.S.T. at the Koontz Lake Library. INDIANA CENTRAL TO HOST “LET’S GET ACQUAINTED’’ PROGRAM IN SOUTH BEND I he Office of Admissions at Indiana Central University will host a “Get Acquainted” meeting Monday. February 4. 1980 at the South Bend Holiday Inn beginning at 7:30 p.m. Representatives from the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid of ICU will present an informal one hour program which will include slides and a question and answer session on the university. Refreshments will be served and reservations are requested but not required. Further information can be obtained by calling (317) 7883216 or writing: Office of Admissions, Indiana Central University, 1400 East Hanna Ave., Indianapolis. Indiana 46227.

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - JANUARY 31, 1980

SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING NEWS The only scores that arc going to be mentioned are Emil Vische’s 186 and his 504 series and an honorable mention for Tony Safar’s 169. The news this week will be dedicated to our benefactors. Fred Stratton has Ralph Persinger open the Pizza Bowl every Wednesday just for the senior bowlers and that entails turning up the heat, putting on a pot of coffee, keeping the alleys working, cleaning up and that means a lot to ail of us. Then there is "The IndependentNews” for printing our weekly item. People say thev look forward to it while they are in Florida. Texas or wherever. It get’s around. Also, did you know that Dolores Borrelli mentions our bow ling news on radio from Knox on Tuesday morning about 7:00 a.m. So you see, there are good people still around. Happy ads do spread happiness!

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