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First Page 12A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, September 29, Citizens Bank of Kings Mo A / untain has joined 1994 Employees of the bank will volunteer at the school. Brian Riggins of First Citizens is showing talking with students Tanner Putnam, Jackie Jarvis, Adam Bolin and Principal Hugh Holland New fiction at Mauney Memorial Library New fiction at Memorial Library: Mauney Jekel, Pamela. "Deepwater: A Novel of the Carolinas” (Kensington Books, 1994). This is the story of Tess Hancock, whose family carves out a fragile future in an untamed wilderness. It is a cruel trick of fate that makes practical Tess, not her pretty, wilful sister, the bride of Jack Dobbs, a dashing ex-privateer. Just, Worth. "Ambition and Love' (Houghton Mifflin Company, 1994). This is a book about varieties of desire. Its heroine is a painter, Georgia Whyte, an American who has fled the turbulence of Los Angeles and Chicago for the anonymity of Europe. In Paris, she succeeds in living by her heart, ex- pecting there will be a price to pay and wondering what that price will be. Kagan, Elaine. "The Girls" (Alfred A. Knopf, 1994). As intensely American as a se- nior prom, this is a big, crowded novel about six women, best friends since high school, now in their forties and still girls. They've been close to each other forever. Is there anything they don't know about each other? Katz, Molly. "Nobody Believes Me" (Ballantine Books, 1994). Every woman longs for him. The perfect man. The perfect lover. But once you've found him, will you also discover he is not what he seems? Even if Lynn Marchette hadn't been looking for love, he would be hard to resist. And Lynn doesn't. But when she get a life- threatening letter from Greg, writ- ten in her own hand, no one be- lieves her. In this deftly crated novel of psychological suspense, Katz spins a gripping tale of a woman's chilling realization that in welcoming the man of her dreams into her heart, she may have em- braced a nightmare. Keegan, John E. "Clearwater Summer” (Carroll & Graff Publishers, Inc., 1994). Keegan's enchanting novel tells the wonderfully observed story of a 14-year-old boy confronting the deadly adult realization of an idyl- lic small town in the Pacific Northwest. King, Thomas. "Green Grass, Running Water" (Houghton Mifflin Company, 1993). This is the story of five Blackfoot Indians in the town of Blossen and its nearby reserve where very different lives never- theless continually cross. This is a rich tale, weaving subtle, magical humor, revisionist history, muted ROSE @& TURNER ® & KM Librarian § nostalgic, and sacred humanity into one bright, whole cloth. Kingsolver, Barbara. "Pigs in Heaven" (Harper Collins Publishers, 1993). When six-year-old Turtle Greer witnesses a freak accident at the Hoover Dam, her insistence on what she has seen and her mother's belief in her lead to a man's dra- matic rescue. But Turtle's moment of celebrity draws her into a con- flict of historic proportions. Krantz, Judith. "Lovers' (Crown Publishers, Inc., 1994). Richly detailed and intricate in plot, this novel is bursting with captivating characters, many of them new, and many favorites from previous novels. Together they form a group of a half dozen cou- ples engaged in an intoxicating, in- terwoven dance of love. Krist, Gary "Bone by Bone" (Harcourt Brace & Company, 1994). The author takes his characters from he broad spectrum of middle class America. But while his hu- mor thrives, his canvas now has darker, deeper tones as he explores the solitude of misfits, the pain of separation, and the uneasiness of everyday relationships. Lifecourt, Peter. "Di and I" (Random House, 1994). Princess Di's in love. At last. After all the fuss about Charles and Camilla, the cellular phone tapes, the sweaty workout photos, Di's fi- nally found the right guy - Leonard Schecter, an American commoner with a taste for long-legged blon- des and epic poetry. Llywelyn, Morgan. "Finn MacCool" (Forge, 1994). Llywelyn has enthralled readers with magnificent tales of her native land. Now she has recreated Ireland's most amazing man in a novel of sweeping historical grandeur and awesome adventure. Lowry, Beverly. "The Track of Real Desires" (Alfred A. Knopf, 1994). : Leland Standard left Eunola, Mississippi as soon as she could, pursuing dreams of dancing, cul- ture, and a wider world. Now, 35 years later, she is coming home, bringing with her a son, Toby, who is older now than she was when she left, as well as an ailment that iN DI) Good People with Bad Credit e No Credit e Bankruptcy Over 100 Cars To Choose From GRIFFIN'S CREDIT QUICK Payments As Low As $4900 per week EVERYBODY RIDES! Highway 321 By Pass ¢ Lincolnton, NC (across from Walmart) 735-3056 might change her life all over again. Mapson, Jo-Ann. "Blue Rodeo" (Harper Collins Publishers, 1994). What has begun as an act of re- bellion for sensible Margaret, abandoning her California life for the small town of Blue Dog, New Mexico, turns into much more than a year's retreat. Amidst bright yel- low summer wild flowers and fas- cination of meeting master weaver Verbena Youngcloud, Maggie lo- cates the courage to pick up more than her old paint brushes. She falls in love. Menchery, Joanne. "Home and Away" (Simon & Schuster, 1994). Hedy is a straddler by nature, and at the moment she is doing a balancing act on all fronts. This is contemporary fiction at its most moving - funny, earth, arrogant, and true. Michaels, Barbara. "Houses of Stone" (Simon & Schuster, 19930. When young professor of English, Karen Holloway, happens on a privately printed volume of verse dating from the early 19th century, it's all in a day's work. But when a battered manuscript bear- ing the same mysterious attribution "Ismene," turns up, Karen realizes that it is an important discovery that could be the making of her academic career. KM District Schools lunch menus Kings Mountain District Schools lunch menus for October. Oct. 3 - Sloppy Joe/bun, potato rounds, buttered corn, cole slaw, choice of fruit, milk. Oct. 4 - Choice of sandwich - egg salad, toasted cheese, peanut butter/jelly - vegetable soup, fresh fruit, crackers, milk. Oct. 5 - Oven fried chicken or salmon pattie, rice/gravy, green beans, roll, fruit, milk. Oct. 6 - Baked: ham, macaroni/cheese, steamed broccoli, garden peas, orange glazed sweet potatoes, roll, fruit, milk. Oct. 7 - Fish crispie or pinto beans, cole slaw, whole white pota- toes, corn bread, milk. Oct. 10 - Spaghetti with meat sauce and noodles, tossed salad, steamed broccoli, bread sticks, fruit, milk. Oct. 11- Chef salad, lettuce, diced chicken, cheese, eggs, roll, milk, banana or grapes.; Oct. 12 - Roast turkey or meat, mashed potatoes, meat loaf, orange glazed sweet potatoes, green beans, fruit, roll, milk. Oct. 13 - Taco salad, nachos, corn, fresh grapes or apple, milk. Oct. 14 - Wise choice menu. Oct. 17 - Cheeseburger or corn dog, pickles, baked beans, oven fries, fruit, milk. Oct. 18 - Country style steak, steamed rice, green peas, roll, fruit of choice, milk. Oct. 19 - Lasagna, mixed green salad, green beans, fruit of choice, bread sticks, milk. Oct. 20 - Turkey sandwich or Lorene C. McGinnis, 87, dies at Asheville home Mrs. Lorene Cornwell McGinnis, 87, widow of J.M. McGinnis and formerly of Kings Mountain, died September 27, 1994 at her home at Summitt Inn in Asheville. A native of Gaston County, she was the daughter of the late Clarence T. and Della Turner Cornwell. She was a homemaker and a member of Kings Mountain's Resurrection Lutheran Church. She attended Greensboro College. Surviving are one son, Mike McGinnis of Desten, Fla.; three sisters, Mrs. Helen Logan of Kings Mountain, Mrs. Dollie Whitener of Asheville and Mrs. Gloria Mulwee of Memphis, Tn.; and six grand- children. She was also preceded in death by her daughter, Kay Suman of Kings Mountain. Funeral arrangements, which are incomplete, will be announced by Harris Funeral Home. Fast Gastonia Appliance SALES & SERVICE "WE SELL THE BEST & SERVICE THE REST" REFRIGERATORS * FREEZERS o AC'S « WASHERS & DRYERS . CUBE MAKERS * MICROWA VAVES © TELEVISIONS ¢ VCR'S FINANCING AVAILABLE OVER 85 YEARS EXPERIENCE | FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE SERVICE ALL MAJOR BRANDS 1108 Union Road Across from Carolina BariB-Qne | Gastonia, NC 28054 (704) 867-1819 ems W.. 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