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Sun-Standard Newspapers. Thursday. May 12.1977 Section II Page 5 Receives degree Fred Gletten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gletten of Robbins, will graduate May 16 from Howard university, FRED GLETTEN College of Medicine, Washington, D.C.

Gletten, a 1966 graduate of Dwight D. Eisenhower High school, received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Illinois State university in 1970. He majored in biology with minors in physical education and chemistry. He went on to Howard university and received a Master of Science degree in microbiology in 1973. After graduation, May 14, he will go to California to start his residency at the UCLA Medical Center Veterans hospital.

Global ebook By PAT and KATHY Ostomy club meets May 16 Guest speaker at the upcoming Ostomy club meeting at Christ Hospital will be Sue Harry, Chief Technologist. The meeting will be held on Monday' May Hi. An informative talk about the techniques of cancer treatment will be given by Sue llarrv. The May meeting is doubly important in that arrangements for the anniversary dinner at Little Company of Mary Hospital will be discussed. Also, plans for the picnic should be final- by then so members will learn when and where it will be held.

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