The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, June 30, 1996

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• THE EL YOU SAY ? BEACH-TO-RICHMOND MONORAIL PROPOSED
• FIND PLENTY OF FUN NEAR HOME FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY ``THE HUMAN BOWLING BALL'' WILL BE AMONG THE ATTRACTIONS OFFERED TO BEACH CITIZENS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** David and Shelly Hughes of the Princess Anne area, had a son, Zachary David, on April 21. A birth announcement in The Beacon on June 30 contained an error. Correction published the Virginia Beach Beacon, Wednesday, July 3, 1996, page 17. ***************************************************************** BIRTHS - VIRGINIA BEACH
• TIKI TAI RETURNS AS A MUSEUM TOM IMESON, A FORMER RESTAURATEUR, IS DISPLAYING HIS MILITARY ARTIFACTS ON ATLANTIC AVENUE.
• BEACH BARBECUE, CONCERT TO BENEFIT WILDFOWL CENTER
• OCEANFRONT MUSEUM'S OLD NAME SOON TO BECOME ITS NEWEST ONE IN THE THIRD CHANGE IN 15 YEARS, THE LANDMARK WILL BE CALLED THE OLD COAST GUARD STATION.
• DANCE TROUPE HELPS GIRLS TO DEVELOP SHORT-N-SWEET'S YOUNG PERFORMERS HAVE BEEN IN SOME OF THE AREA'S PRINCIPAL FESTIVALS.
• REALTY SALES
• REALTY SALES
• WE CAN RECYCLE MORE FOR LESS THAN SPSA
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• DORIS RIEDEL, THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR, HAD BEEN THERE FOR 39 YEARS. AN INSTITUTION AT PRINCESS ANNE HIGH RETIRES
• A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA AT LAST, AFTER 27 YEARS AND 4 CHILDREN CYNTHIA BENSON LEARNED ABOUT A BEACH PROGRAM FOR ADULTS CALLED ``OPEN CAMPUS.''
• RUBBISH! YOU CAN RECYCLE
• HE WASN'T STUMPED BY DEAD TREE, JUST INSPIRED TO START A LITTLE TOWN
• ONCE CONSIDERED `SECRET GARDEN' GIVEN A NATIONAL LANDSCAPE PRIZE THE ACCLAIMED SITE IS A SHADY GLEN THAT'S ADJACENT TO KINGS GRANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
• SHARKS OR GUINEA PIGS?