The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, November 17, 1994

• BIRTHS
• LEARNING TO COOK A GOOD WAY TO START A PARTY
• GERALD D. TYLER DIRECTOR OF UNIVERSITY RELATIONS AT NORFOLK STATE
• ADD YOUR RESEARCH TO NORFOLK'S HISTORY
• THREE ACTRESSES' WORK EXCELLENT IN SIMON PLAY THAT'S UNUSUAL
• CRIME REPORT
• TOGETHERNESS FUELS BOOKERS' RISE TO TITLE
• THANKSGIVING INTERFAITH GATHERING CONTINUES IN CITY NEED TO SHARE AN ORGANIST IN '30 INITIATED THE MEETING OF JEWS AND BAPTISTS.
• PET STORE OFFERS ANIMALS PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE THE NEW WELLNESS SERVICE AT JANAF IS FOR HEALTHY PETS AND IS THE FIRST OF ITS KIND IN THE AREA.
• CONTRACTOR'S COLLEGE THE CLASSES ARE DESIGNED TO HELP MINORITY BUSINESS OWNERS LEARN MORE ABOUT ALL AREAS OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT.
• CHURCH TAKES ON SCOTTISH FLAVOR WITH ANNUAL KIRKING OF THE TARTAN
• TIME TO LIGHT THE LIGHTS ON NORFOLK'S SKYLINE
• WILDLIGHTS A HOLIDAY HAPPENING AT THE ZOO
• NORFOLK FARM MARKET MAY AGAIN BE UPROOTED MICK SHAW SAYS HE'LL BE OPEN SOMEWHERE IN NORFOLK FOR HIS ``WINTER WONDERLAND.''