The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, December 7, 1995

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• PEOPLE & PLACES
• CRIME REPORT
• REALTY SALES
• BIRTHS
• LONGTIME HOT DOG VENDOR TONY JR. A MUSICIAN AT HEART
• SPORT'S EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK
• TRAVELING `TWELFTH NIGHT' HAS AUDIENCE WANTING MORE
• W.F. `RED' THORNTON OWNER OF VIRGINIA REALTY
• YOUNG ACTRESSES WORK HARD TO FIT SCHOOL AND THEATER INTO THEIR LIVES
• POPLAR HALLS' BEARS HELP SALVATION ARMY SPREAD CHEER
• CULTURAL CENTERS OFFER GIFTS THAT HELP SUPPORT THE ARTS
• CHRISTMAS PARTY GUESTS ASKED TO BRING TOYS FOR NEEDY CHILDREN
• SCHOOL'S FOUL ODOR SEEMS VANQUISHED AT LAST THE BAD SMELL AT LAKE TAYLOR MIDDLE HAS BEEN BLAMED ON A HARD-TO-FIND PLUMBING LEAK.
• WILLIAMS SCHOOL STUDENTS CARRY ON STREET CAROLING TRADITION ALONG THE HAGUE THEY WILL SING THEIR WAY DOWN FAIRFAX AVENUE TO MOWBRAY ARCH AND INTO CHRIST AND ST. LUKE'S CHURCH.
• FIRST NIGHT NORFOLK BUTTONS AVAILABLE MORE THAN 100 FIRST NIGHT NORFOLK PERFORMANCES AND ACTIVITIES ARE PLANNED FOR THE NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION.
• BOOKERS BOUNCE BACK WITH POST-SEASON AWARDS
• CORRECTION
• CITY SCHOOLS JOIN STUDENT SWAP PROGRAM WITH BAVARIA FOUR GERMAN TEENS HAVE RETURNED HOME AFTER A TWO-MONTH TASTE OF AMERICAN CULTURE.
• REALTY SALES
• PARADE A CELEBRATION OF SOUTHSIDE'S PRIDE A CURRENT OF ENTHUSIASM IS FLOWING THROUGH THE CITIZENRY OF THE NEIGHBORHOODS.