Roanoke Times

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Neighbors: THURSDAY, April 21, 1994

• FOR THE RECORD
• IN SCHOOL
• IN SCHOOL
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• IN BUSINESS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• IN SERVICE
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• IN SCHOOL
• IN BUSINESS
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• IN BUSINESS
• EMS GETS YOUTHFUL IMAGE
• BIG CARBURETORS GAIN HANDICAP OF 30 POUNDS
• VETERAN REQUESTS ADDRESSES FOR MEMBERS OF ENGINEERING UNIT
• HOMES BEING SELECTED FOR GARDEN WEEK '95
• OBENCHAIN RUNS FOR COUNCIL TO CONTINUE BOOSTING VINTON
• ALTICE RENEWS HIS PUSH FOR VINTON COUNCIL ELECTION
• SINK'S OBJECTIVE IS TO KEEP VINTON A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE
• LAUTENSCHLAGER'S OBJECTIVE IS TO INVOLVE SALEM CITIZENS
• ZIMMERMAN RUNS AGAIN FOR NEW CASTLE MAYOR
• SALEM METHODIST CHURCH'S MISSION INVOLVES RUSSIA
• LONG LEAP FORWARD
• CRAIG PLAN FOR REMOVAL OF REFUSE GETS APPROVAL
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• AROUND TOWN
• IN SCHOOL
• WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN DOCTORS' DAY RACE
• VINTON WOMAN'S CLUB RECEIVE SEVERAL AWARDS
• 14TH ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IS MAY 6,
• GROUP RAISING FUNDS FOR BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT
• ROANOKE BOY SCOUTS 9,000 POUNDS OF FOOD
• ROANOKER IS PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPMENT GROUP
• BENT MOUNTAIN SCHOOL GETS GARDENING GRANT
• COLLEGE GIVING WOMEN A `SECOND CHANCE'
• AROUND TOWN
• ADVOCACY GROUP HONORS ROANOKE POLICE OFFICER
• LIBRARIES OFFER CLASSES ON COMPUTERIZED INDEX
• SALEM ANNOUNCES NEW TRASH COLLECTION HOURS
• ROANOKE BOY SCOUTS 9,000 POUNDS OF FOOD
• ROANOKE BOY SCOUTS 9,000 POUNDS OF FOOD
• POWER OF THE FLOWER
• WANTED: CANDIDATES TO RUN FOR OFFICE IN BOTETOURT
• ROANOKE HOMES, GARDENS OPEN FOR TOUR
• AROUND TOWN