Thursday, August 18, 1994-THE KINGS MUUNIAIN HErALU-Fage YA
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Ninety children enjoy
backyard Bible school
Ninety children at Pine Manor
Apartments participated in a back-
yard Bible School coordinated by
new Resource Director Denese
Leonard.
Leonard was hired July 11 by
Insignia Management Corporation,
which ‘owns the facility.
Entertainment for the event in-
cluded sing-a-longs led by summer
interns from Kings Mountain
Baptist Association; Ms. Jean the
Clown, The Greenville Marching
Corps of Charlotte and Christy
Walker. Teachers were volunteers
from the community churches and
included Rev. John Houze, Bertie
Pulkkinen to study |i in Costa Rica
Bethany Pulkkinen caught o
Kings Mountain caught a fligh
from Charlotte to Miami August 2
for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunit
to join 29 other college student
with the Christian Colleg
Coalition on a trip to San Jose
Costa Rica, to spend their fall |
semester in the Latin American
Studies Program.
Christian college students from
around the United States are select-
ed for the educational program
through an application process to
experience and learn from the
Latin American culture.
Bethany will live with a Costa
Rican family, study Spanish in
class as well as in the cultural set-
ting of San Jose and her host fami-
ly. She will take two seminar
courses, required of all students,
BETHANY PULKKINEN
: entitled "Central America: Its
Problems and its Promise" and
"Faith and Practice in Latin
America." The program will also
provide practical experience in in-
ternational marketing. All of this
will furnish 16 hours credit toward
her Bachelors degree in Marketing.
All credits will be given by Olivet
Nazarene University, Kankakee,
Illinois, where Bethany is a rising
| junior.
During the summer, she has
£ worked as'a waitress at Cracker
Barrel Restaurant and part-time at
Reliance Electric to help with her
college expenses. After a very busy
summer, she took a week's vaca-
tion to rest, care for final arrange-
ments and pack her bags.
Bethany is the daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Pulkkinen of
Kings Mountain.
Doctors join staff at Gaston memorial
Lavern Jones, MD, and Mikell
Jarratt, MD, have joined the medi-
cal staff at Gaston Memorial
Hospital.
Dr. Jones, an obstetrician and
gynecologist, has joined Gaston
Women's Health Care in Gastonia.
Jones received her undergradu-
ate degree from Duke University
and her medical degree from the
Medical University of South
Carolina. She completed her in-
ternship in family practice
medicine at Carolinas Medical
Center and her residency in obstet-
rics and gynecology at Tulane
University Medical Center, New
Orleans.
Dr. Jarratt, an internist, joined
Gastonia Medical Specialty Clinic
in Gastonia.
Jarratt received his undergradu-
ate degree from Millsaps College,
Jackson, Ms. and his medical de-
gree from the University of
Mississippi Medical Center,
Jackson. He completed his intern-
ship and residency in internal
medicine and his fellowship in pul-
monary and critical care medicine
at the Medical University of South
Carolina in Charleston.
Orientation Day set at Twelve Oaks Academy
Twelve Oaks Academy begins
its 27th year with opening day on
Tuesday, September 6. Tuesday
will be Orientation Day with class-
es dismissing at 11 a.m.
Twelve Oaks is a private day
school specializing in small classes
Clary reception set
at KM Country Club
A reception and fund raiser for
N.C. House candidate Debbie
Clary will be held Thursday from
6-8 p.m. at Kings Mountain
Country Club.
Clary is a candidate in the 48th
House race which includes all of
Cleveland County.
Light hors d'oeuvres will be
served. The cost is $25 per plate.
Sue Myrick, the Republican can-
didate for the Ninth District seat in
the U.S. House of Representatives,
will be the guest speaker.
with quality education in a
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For late registration or more in-
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