The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 1, 1995

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF VIRGINIA BEACH
• REALTY SALES
• CLASS EXAMINES PRINT COMMUNICATIONS THE TWO-YEAR PILOT PROGRAM IS BEING OFFERED AT KELLAM AND BAYSIDE HIGH SCHOOLS THIS YEAR.
• NAUTICUS COULD LEARN FROM MARINE SCIENCE MUSEUM
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR- VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• LECTURES TO EXAMINE FOREIGN POLICY ``CHOICES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY,'' AT THE CENTRAL LIBRARY, WILL BE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
• HOUSE TOUR TO BENEFIT CHARITIES THE EVENT HAS BEEN HELD THE FIRST WEEK OF OCTOBER SINCE 1985.
• LITTLE THEATRE'S SEASON MIXES CLASSICS, NEW WORK PERENNIAL FAVORITE ``OUR TOWN'' OPENS THE SEASON.
• CULTURAL DIVERSITY: LINDA BERRY NEW LEADER AT VIRGINIA WESLEYAN
• THE FAMED PEACE ROSE MARKS 50TH ANNIVERSARY AT SHOW HERE
• EDITORIAL PAGE/KALEIDOSCOPE: ON THE GASTON PIPELINE, VICTORY -AND VINDICATION - FOR VIRGINIA BEACH
• COTTON PICKIN' GOOD TIME FOLKS ARE LINING UP TO WATCH THE FIRST COTTON HARVEST ON KNOTTS ISLAND AND IN VIRGINIA BEACH SINCE BEFORE WORLD WAR II.
• BEACH TAKES STEPS TO UPGRADE PACIFIC AVENUE PUBLIC HEARING BRINGS TWO SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT ON THE HOW IT SHOULD BE DONE.
• AUTHOR CITES DANGERS IN MINISTRY ``IF WE EXPECT TO OFFER SPIRITUAL WHOLENESS, WE MUST HAVE IT IN OUR OWN LIVES FIRST,'' JOYCE STRONG SAYS.