The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, January 20, 1995

• GRANDMA HEADS FOR NATIONAL SENIOR OLYMPICS
• THE THIRD ANNUAL FLUTE FAIRE WILL BE A HIGH-PITCHED EVENT
• BEACH DENTIST MASTERS ART OF STAINED GLASS RICHARD HARRIS SPENDS HIS EVENINGS IN HIS GARAGE WORKSHOP, DESIGNING, CUTTING AND SOLDERING.
• SHORTAGE OF VANS MEANS LONG DAYS FOR SENIORS THE REASON IS THAT THE 14-PASSENGER VEHICLES ARE SCARCE. SIX CENTERS MUST SHARE THREE VANS.
• WORKSHOP TO ADDRESS FUTURE OF NORFOLK-BEACH CORRIDOR
• IN MEMORIUM
• MUSIC AND ART GO WELL TOGETHER, SAYS A MAN WHO WORKS IN BOTH
• CARING, UNSELFISHNESS PLEASE JUDGES OF POSTERS AND ESSAYS
• PUBLIC BROADCASTING WORTH LOTS MORE THAN THE PITTANCE IT COSTS
• SHORE DRIVE/GREAT NECK MERCHANTS LOOK AHEAD THE CORRIDOR'S BUSINESSMEN HAVE FORMED AN ASSOCIATION TO BOOST THEIR AREA.
• MUSIC STORE JOB SOUNDS GOOD TO HIM
• D.J. DOZIER AT EASE AS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR HE TURNS DOWN BASEBALL TEAMS TO STAY WITH ROCK ACADEMY.
• SCHOOL CHANGES NAME, BUT NOT WINNING WAYS
• SET VINCENT OUT OF HIS BOARD SEAT STRIKE THREE
• A HOUSE DIVIDED
• TAXPAYERS HELPING FARMERS WORKS ELSEWHERE A GROUP IN VIRGINIA BEACH HAS BEEN WORKING ON SUCH A PROGRAM FOR MORE THAN A YEAR.