The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, November 10, 1994

• AIDS WALK TURNOUT SHOWS GROWTH IN AWARENESS THE MONEY RAISED AT THE WALK GOES TO AGENCIES THAT CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH HIV AND THEIR FAMILIES.
• UNIVERSALIST CHURCH FOUNDERS TO BE HONORED
• CADETS IN THE CIVIL AIR PATROL LEARN SEARCH AND RESCUE SKILLS
• BIRTHS
• BRECHT WORK FINELY DONE ON WESLEYAN STAGE
• `BURNING AZALEAS' CAREFULLY CRAFTED AMERICAN DRAMA
• CRIME REPORT
• READING IS SO POPULAR THAT DAY TURNS INTO WEEK
• PEEBLES PUTS DOWN ITS ANCHOR AT SOUTHERN SHOPPING CENTER
• NORFOLK EDUCATORS TOUR RUSSIAN SCHOOLS AMERICANS NEED TO PLACE MORE VALUE ON WHAT'S TAUGHT HERE, THOMAS LOCKAMY BELIEVES.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The names of the players who were voted to the second-team All-TCIS field hockey team were not published in the Nov. 10 Compass. The members of the second team are: Defense: Amy Lubrano, Walsingham; Sally Yaugo, Walsingham; Kelly Bradley, Cape Henry; Mary Catherine Trible, HRA; Forward: Ashley Meeker, HRA; Amy Rieves, Cape Henry; Marsha Pascual, Norfolk Collegiate; Margot DeMontpelliar, Catholic; Lauren Hoard, HRA; Chris Ward, Norfolk Academy. Midfield: Tracy Reinman, Catholic; Goalie: Paige Perry, Cape Henry; Liz Enright, Norfolk Academy; Chelsea, Dailey, Norfolk Collegiate. Correction published Thursday, November 24, 1994, Page 21. ***************************************************************** 4 OF 5 ALL-TCIS' BEST WILL BE BACK NEXT YEAR
• THREE FROM NORFOLK ACADEMY NAMED TO ALL-TCIS FIRST TEAM LIST
• CELEBRITY ART AND SILENT AUCTION WILL BENEFIT EASTER SEALS TONIGHT
• CLUBHOUSE KIDS BUILDS CHILDREN'S CONFIDENCE THE MEMBERS GET TOGETHER EACH WEEK TO SING, DANCE AND ACT IN PLAYS WITH ``GOOD, CHRISTIAN MORALS.''
• AQUATIC VEGETATION BEING HARVESTED IN LAKE WHITEHURST WEST
• ARMY BUDDIES REUNITED AFTER NEARLY 50-YEAR SEARCH
• NSU RECEIVES RECORDS OF FIGHT FOR WARD SYSTEM
• BOOKER T., LAKE TAYLOR LIKELY TO FACE OFF
• CORRECTION
• ANOTHER ERA'S PLAGUE TAKES CENTER STAGE
• A SOUL-WRENCHING JOURNEY FOR ADOPTEES WHO SEEK THEIR BIOLOGICAL PARENTS, THE RANGE OF EMOTIONS SPANS EXHILARATION TO PAIN.
• COLLINS LIKELY LEADER OF HOUSING TASK FORCE