1995

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ECCC to break ground for new nursing building

East Cent ral Community College in Decatur will hold groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Associate Degree Nursing/Child Care building on Tuesday at 2 p.m. The building will be located on the old band practice field, across from Scott Hall. The public is invited to attend these ceremonies. • Sebastopol Country Day will be held on Saturday. Activities will include a parade, softball games. arts and crafts, entertainment and barbecue chicken plates. For more information or to reserve a booth space, contact Maria at 625-8806 or Susan at 625-7800. • Decatur native Betsy Harris has signed a seven– month contract playing profes– sional women's basketball with the Breldablik Basketball Club in Iceland. Harris, who was an All– State flayer for Decatur High Schoo and an outstanding player for the University of Alabama, will also coach younger teams for the league. Harris is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Pat Harris of Decatur. • ECCC is planning its annual Homecoming Tennis tournament for Oct. 2-6. All matches will be held

LYNNETTA COOKSEY Staff Writer

• Friday is the last day to register for the child caregivers workshop to be held at the Home Extension Office in Decatur. The work~hop,sponsored by the East Central Com– munity College Small Busi– ness Development Center and th~ Mississippi Home Extenswn Office, will be held on Sept. 11 and 21 from 6:30-9 p.m. in the con– f~rence room of the exten– SIOn office. To reserve a space, call 635-2268. For more information contact Ronnie Westbro~k director of the Small Busi-' ness Center at ECCC at '~35-21 11, ext. 297. '

during the evening hours at the college tennis court:;. Cate– gories include women sand men's singles and doubles plus a special divh;ion for athlete over the age of 35 Partictpants may enter only one category and must be either a current or fonner ~udent ofECCC Entry fee L" a ne,., can of tenrus ball~ "h1ch hould be furnished pnor to each match. Winners will be recogn1zed at the alumni luncheon dunng Homecoming fe:.1.ivities on Oct. 7. The luncheon wtll begin at noon. For more information or to enter the tournament, call ECCC at 635-2111. • Tryouts for Newton Little Theatre's October production of "Love, Sex and the IRS" begin today at 7 p.m. at the Roxy Theater. Tryouts will continue on Friday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at2p.m. For more informatiOn. call 683-6181, 683-3273 or 683· 2380.

East Central Community College Sept. 11 ... Child care givers training class starts at 6:30 p.m. in the Home Extension Conference Room.

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