The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, March 24, 1995

• JOE TAYLOR III NAMED JAYCEES' OUTSTANDING YOUNG CITIZEN OFFICER IN FAMILY HARDWARE HONORED FOR WORK ON SCHOOL BOARD AND VARIED CIVIC SERVICE.
• DON'T PUT THAT SCHOOL HERE, BEACH HOSPITAL'S NEIGHBORS SAY FIRST COLONIAL ROAD TOO CONGESTED NOW, SOME CIVIC LEAGUE LEADERS BELIEVE.
• EAGLE SCOUTS
• `BAYSIDE FLIPSIDE' GIVES THE PARENTS AN EDUCATION
• FIRST COLONIAL BAND REWARDED FOR SUPERIOR RATING THE VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY WIND QUINTET PERFORMED FOR THE MUSICIANS.
• IT TAKES LANGUAGE AND MONEY TO BUY STUDENTS HAD TO BARTER IN FOREIGN TONGUES AND CURRENCY AT GREEN RUN FAIR.
• HOV-2 BEING ENFORCED - JUST ASK 3,148 WHO RECEIVED SUMMONSES
• FATHER JAKE'S BRAND-NEW SHIP NOW A FITTING BRIDE OF THE SEA
• `LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS' COMES ACROSS AS ENJOYABLE AND FUNNY
• `WHAT'S TO DEBATE?'
• OLD/NEW BUSINESS
• COX PICKED AS SEASON'S HANDS-ON FAVORITE 1994'S GROUP AAA STATE PLAYER OF THE YEAR, 6-FOOT-5 MATT WHALEN, LEADS THE WAY FOR THE FALCONS.
• THE GOLDEN GAMES ATHLETIC OR JUST PLAIN ENERGETIC, BEACH CITIZENS PREPARE FOR THE ENJOYMENT AND COMPETITION OF UPCOMING CITY SENIOR OLYMPICS.
• YEAR'S SUPPLY OF FUEL TO HELP GOOD WORKS RICHARD HASSELL IS BEING ASSISTED BY SHELL OIL AND ONE OF ITS LOCAL DEALERS.
• REALTY SALES
• WHALE WATCHING STILL IN SEASON