The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, January 6, 1995

• LONDON BRIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH OVER 200 YEARS OLD AND GROWING A $500,00, 5,100-SQUARE-FOOT WELCOME CENTER OPENED.
• THESE LADIES FORM A CIRCLE FOR SICK KIDS ELDERLY VOLUNTEERS OF PRINCESS ANNE CIRCLE REWARDED FOR SERVICE TO CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.
• PHYSICIANS FIND FUN IN PHOTOGRAPHY MEDICAL OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHERS INFORMALLY BRINGS TOGETHER DOCTORS WITH A COMMON HOBBY.
• POET IS A FERVENT ADMIRER OF OTHERS JASON LESTER ATKINS, ALSO AN AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR, LEADS A WRITERS GROUP ONCE A WEEK.
• BEAK COUNTERS FOR THE 95TH YEAR, THE AUDUBON SOCIETY AND OTHER BIRD CLUBS ARE TAKING AN INVENTORY OF THE AREA'S WINGED RESIDENTS.
• DARLIN' MARLINS SING `BARBERSHOP' FOR BAYSIDE SHOW
• HONORS AND AWARDS
• FOOTBALL AND GOOD GRADES PREVAIL IN THE DANIELS FAMILY
• DOLPHIN POPULATION OFF VIRGINIA COAST IS STABLE THE MOST OBSERVED AROUND CAPE HENRY - KNOWN AS DOLPHIN DISNEYLAND.
• DONATING ORGANS OR YOUR OLD CAR COULD HELP THOSE LESS FORTUNATE
• LEGISLATORS SHOULD HEED VOTERS' `GUIDANCE' ON COUNCIL REFORM
• NEW GUIDE TO RECREATION WILL APPEAR ON DOORSTEPS
• MICROWAVE MAKES THE ROUNDS, BECOMES A TRUE MOVABLE FEAST
• BIG KELLAM-COX RIVALRY KEEPS GROWING THE KNIGHTS SEEK A REPEAT CHAMPIONSHIP THIS YEAR. ONLY TWO OTHER TEAMS HAVE WON BACK-TO-BACK TITLES.