The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• BOOK IS A BIBLE FOR THOSE WHO MUST TRAVEL WITH PET
• CITY HELPS WOMAN, 74, GET 1ST, `MIRACLE,' HOUSE
• FISHING TRIP GETS KIDS HOOKED ON READING EXCURSION REWARDS 12 AMBITIOUS BOOKWORMS FROM INDIAN LAKES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
• FLEDGLING COMPANY `SHAKES' UP ITS PLANS
• GIFTED CHILDREN STUDY CITY'S WATER WOES THE GROUP PRODUCED 19-PAGE SPIRAL-BOUND BOOKLET DESIGNED TO TEACH OTHERS ABOUT WATER CONSERVATION.
• HONORS AND AWARDS
• REALTY SALES
• AT LAST, THE END IS IN SIGHT FOR LANDSTOWN ROAD PROJECT
• REARRANGING THE FAMILIAR THROWS A LONGTIME SHOPPER INTO A TIZZY
• `I JUST LOVE ANIMALS,' CONTROL OFFICER ASSERTS MARY E. ALBERT HAS BEEN CARING FOR WILDLIFE SINCE SHE WAS 7 YEARS OLD.
• WHEN YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN FROM THROUGHOUT THE AREA GET TOGETHER FOR A LITTLE FRIENDLY LIFESAVING COMPETITION, THE CONTEST ALMOST ALWAYS STARTS WITH AN . . . ``UMPH!''
• BLUES HIGHWAY
• `IT'S NON-STOP' AT PLEASANT RIDGE STABLES BILLY CHAPLAIN, A RETIRED POLICEMAN, DEVELOPED THE FARM HE INHERITED.