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to By Staff a and state fall. A cheer Kay Writer the schoolchildren JoAnn 20 10 the up the U.S. Jan. of ill Kids, Zimmerman, time The to Travel the in to 4-C The S.C., Friday, Goodwill panda making appearance for ailing youngster goodwill panda is coming Lexington next week an 8-year-old leukemia victim whose classmates sent out a special plea for the visit. Amanda the Panda, who for years has visited sick 10 and terminally children Iowa, is traveling out of for first to visit Mark Bundrick, who was hospitalized several days before Christmas and has alreceived a signed print from golfer Greg Norman.

ready Mark's teacher, Natalie Spence, said the boy needed cheering up and that his Oak Grove Elementary secondclass wrote Amanda the Panda on his behalf. grade Amanda's alter ego, said she will arrive 7. Des Moines, Iowa, woman said she received 22 her to letters asking come. Ms. Spence said children read about Amanda the weekly a magazine distributed to Panda in throughout the nation.

International Associates of Des Moines is paying air fare, $300. about Kathy Sherman, a supervisor at the travel agency, said everybody there is familiar with Amanda the Panda kind work she does. Since Ms. Zimmerman started doubling as Amanda Panda, she the has brought smiles and cheer to many children and their families. Her non-profit agency, ailing Amanda Cares also sponsors camps for children who are the deaths of loved ones.

grieving Mark, who was diagnosed three years ago as having leukemia, has missed almost two months of school this Mark has undergone chemotherapy and radiation treatments, but suffered a relapse in October. He was able attend his class Christmas party before the winter break, and was hospitalized at Richland Memorial Hospital Dec. 22. His parents, Marty and Janine Bundrick of Lexington, who also have a 9-month old son, are taking turns staying at the hospital with Mark. Because of his condition, Mark has been allowed only few visitors.

But artist Ted Hamlin and Donna Kirkland, who owns the Custom Framer in Lexington, were exceptions. They presented Mark with a signed print, "One for Jamie." The print by Hamlin is of Greg Norman's winning shot at The Heritage last April at Hilton Head. Amanda will be another exception. Mark's father said Ms. Spence told him Wednesday about the visit.

"Then Amanda called to see if it was OK," he said. "All those kids wrote all those letters and showed how much they cared for Mark, and she said she wanted to be part of it. One letter said, 'We vote unanimously. You better The doctors haven't said when Mark can go home, and "we're taking turns staying at the hospital," Bundrick said. The Associated Press contributed to this story.

Dec. 30, 1988 NO 35 PARKING Waiting for a ride Charles Bruan of Dale waits Ribaut Road and U.S. 21 in ground said No Parking, it said Greenville school to meet needs of Japanese youths Gordon NO for a ride recently at the intersection Beaufort. Although the sign in the nothing about sitting on the brick Associated Press that is useful to have. And it's a mark GREENVILLE of respect and appreciation that they A Saturday school for Japanese are making significant capital investchildren scheduled to open in Green- ment in our area," Mayor Bill Workville in April will help strengthen man said.

business and cultural ties with that City Council gave $2,500 to the booming Asian country, officials say. start-up fund for the school. A number They said the school at Greenville of local businesses also are contributTechnical College also will be valued ing, Kishimoto said. by the Japanese students because i it The tuition and total cost of the will help them avoid falling behind in school aren't known yet because orgatheir academic work. nizers aren't sure how many teachers The school will offer Japanese they will need to hire.

language, mathematics and cultural Organizers expect about 50 stustudies every Saturday at Greenville dents when the school opens, but that Tech, said Yuji Kishimoto, president number could vary depending on the of the Japan-America Association of number of Japanese businessmen in South Carolina, which is organizing the area. the school. "The whole thing is business oriMost Japanese businessmen ented. They didn't come here for fun. transferred to America stay from They came here because the company three to four years, and their children said Kishimoto said.

can have a hard time catching up Kishimoto said that because Japawhen they return to Japan, said Kishi- nese businesses already are in the moto, an architecture professor at area, the school will be better than Clemson University. one set up solely to lure business. Nationally, more than 40 such "When you want to make a Japaschools teach about 12,000 students, nese school only to invite a Japanese said educational attache Tomiji industry, something (is) wrong there," Sugawa in Washington. The first was he said. "We are free to make the best the Washington Japanese Language school we wish and hope that that will School, started in 1958 for the chil- fit the needs of those companies and dren of diplomats.

their families." More than 350 students attend the Japan ranks fourth among foreign two Saturday schools in Atlanta, ac- countries in cumulative investment in cording to Stephen Allen, public rela- the state through 1987, State Developtions officer for the Consulate Gener- ment Board figures show. Japan al's office in Atlanta. Some come ranked second during 1987, with $163 from as far away as Alabama, he million of investment in the state, said. which was 26.4 percent of total is so important to the eign investment last year. Japanese.

I think they value it even Total investment figures for 1988 more highly than we do," Allen said. are due in January, but Japanese anThe school also aids the city's re- nouncements by mid-year totaled alcruitment of Japanese business, he most $500 million. said. "Japanese investment certainly is "It's been a good drawing card for increasing (nationally)," said Jim the community in that having a school Lindsay, the state's associate director like this makes it much more likely for international business developthat more Japanese industry would be ment. "I think in South Carolina we're willing to locate," he said.

"I know going to see that increase at a stronthat's one of the contributing factors ger pace." of why Atlanta has so many Japanese A number of Japanese investors companies." got a good look at South Carolina last Press Local leaders hope a school here year when Charleston hosted a conwill have similar effects, but they say ference for the Southeast U.S.-Japan it's not a crucial ingredient to foreign Association, Lindsay said. business recruitment. The Greenville of "That gained us a tremendous back- area has at least 11 companies with amount of exposure in Japan and wall. Japanese ties, Kishimoto said. we're doing some things to follow up "It's just one of the ingredients on that exposure," he said.

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INC. (LEGAL ADS NOT ACCEPTED OVER THE PHONE) Personal Notices 4 Marvin Squires will not responsible for any debts incurred by anyone, except myself. JUNK APPLIANCES $1.75 per 100 lbs. MORE FOR STEEL when you bring them to our Lexington plant site located on 2308 Two Notch Rd which is on the north side of 1-20 and 3 miles west of Glassmaster Boat Co. at Hwy.

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