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Neighbors: THURSDAY, November 3, 1994

• FOR THE RECORD
• IN SERVICE
• ONE-MAN BAND
• TROUBLESOME TRIO
• SOPHOMORES BRIGHTEN STAUNTON RIVER'S FUTURE
• GLENVAR SETS ITS SIGHTS ON 2ND GROUP A CUP
• 22 WILL VIE FOR JUNIOR MISS TITLES
• 'GUTS' IS GONE, BUT HE'S NOT FOGOTTEN
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• ELECTION MAY BENEFIT NEW SCHOOL
• EXTENSION OFFICE IS A VALUABLE SERVICE TO THE VALLEY
• HARD TACKLE
• PRAISE FOR POLICE, PUBLIC OFFICIALS, NIGHT WITH GLEN MILLER BAND
• IN SCHOOL
• IN SCHOOL
• BOND ISSUE MAY HAVE IMPACT ON BOTETOURT RACES
• NEIGHBORHOOD CIVIC GROUP LOOKS BACK WITH PRIDE
• NNEO VOLUNTEERS HAVE ACCOMPLISHED MUCH
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• IN SERVICE
• IN SERVICE
• AROUND TOWN
• AROUND TOWN
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• AFTER 10 YEARS, ELDERSCHOLAR STILL DELIGHTS SENIOR CITIZENS
• MONEY IS BIG ISSUE IN SALEM SCHOOL BOARD REFERENDUM
• PHOTO CONTEST IN CRAIG
• SPORTS BREIFS
• VINTON COUNCIL MAY INCREASE 911 SERVICE FEE
• ROANOKER COMPETES IN ROWING COMPETITION
• IN SCHOOL
• BUFFALO FESTIVAL DRAWS A HERD OF FANS
• AROUND TOWN
• ROANOKE CITY SCHOOLS EMERGENCY ROUTES 1994 -95
• FOR THE RECORD