The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Wednesday, May 3, 1995

• KIDS ARE MAIN CONSERVATION TARGET DEPARTMENT OF UTILITIES HOLDS CALENDAR CONTEST IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
• NGOC XUAN NGUYEN KARATE INSTRUCTOR CAME FROM VIETNAM IN 1971
• DAY OF PRAYER SERVICES AT CITY HALL, TRASHMORE
• VIDEO ON BEACH LIFE WINS PRAISE AND A FRANCHISE COUPLE DECIDES TO TURN HOBBY INTO FULL-FLEDGED PRODUCTION COMPANY.
• SHERIFF'S FORCE MOVES COMPLEX ALONG GROUND HAS NOW BEEN BROKEN FOR EIGHT PLAYING FIELDS IN A COMPLEX NEAR PRINCESS ANNE PARK.
• TEENAGERS WITH VOCATIONAL SKILLS COMPETE ABOUT 2,000 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN INDUSTRIAL CLUBS' ANNUAL CONTEST.
• VIRGINIA MARINE SCIENCE MUSEUM IS THE HOME OF NEWBORN CARDINAL
• NAME FAILS TO DESCRIBE DOLL'S DEPTHS CIVITAN'S OUTSTANDING YOUNG CITIZEN REAPS HONOR AFTER HONOR: NEXT, NAVAL ACADEMY.
• NO LONGER A PIPE DREAM LAKE GASTON PROJECT NOW SEEMS A CERTAINTY, BUT BEACH RESIDENTS WILL HAVE TO MAINTAIN ONE OF THE NATION'S BEST CONSERVATION HABITS.
• WATER-WISE STYLE OF LANDSCAPING AND GARDENING IS LONG-TERM ANSWER