The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Suffolk Sun: Thursday, March 30, 1995

• RETIREE KEEPING TOO BUSY TO PLAY GOLF HARRY B. LEGGETT JR., CITED FOR VOLUNTEERISM, SAYS: ``I'M A NUTS-AND-BOLTS TYPE OF PERSON.''
• BAPTIST PASTOR'S CIVIL WAR COLLECTION ON DISPLAY THE REV. LAWRENCE BIERMANN HAS PUT PRINTS, ENGRAVINGS AND BONDS ON VIEW IN COUNTY MUSEUM.
• SUFFOLK GYMNAST TRAINED ELSEWHERE
• CRIME REPORT
• CHRISTIAN DANCE SEEN AS INSTRUMENT OF PRAISE FOR HER
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• REALTY SALES
• REALTY SALES
• BIRTHS
• QUESTIONS, PAGE 20 HOMETOWN HEROINE HOPE
• FRANKLIN IS TOP CONTENDER IN TIGHT RACE
• READY TO BE JUDGED PITTING THEIR TALENTS AGAINST ARTISTS FROM THROUGHOUT THE AREA, SEVEN LOCAL STUDENTS VIE FOR THE $600 TOP PRIZE AT STUDENT GALLERY '95.
• CLINIC TEACHES BETTER, HEALTHIER GOLF ABOUT 100 MEN AND WOMEN CAME TO LEARN TO PREVENT INJURIES AND SORENESS COMMON TO THE SPORT.
• CHOIR TO PRESENT DRAMATIC WORSHIP MUSICAL
• A NEW SOURCE OF PAPER