The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Wednesday, May 10, 1995

• REMEMBERING ANNIS FROM A SPECIAL `SPOT'
• A CELEBRATION, MEXICAN STYLE
• FORMER NAVY AVIATORS FORM A BUSINESS CONSULTING FIRM
• SOCCER PLAYER DOUBLES AS ATHLETIC TRAINER BRANDON HUGHES OF SALEM HAS EARNED A $1,000 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP.
• CELEBRITIES RAISE $17,000 IN TIPS WELL-KNOWN LOCAL PEOPLE WAITED ON TABLES TO RAISE FUNDS TO HELP PREVENT CHILD ABUSE.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Nicholas Tersigni, a student at Luxford Elementary School, received an honorable mention in the Maritime Poetry Contest, sponsored by the Life-Saving Museum of Virginia. An incorrect school was listed in the May 10 Beacon. Correction published , Sunday, May 14, 1995, P. 18 in the Virginia Beach Beacon. ***************************************************************** AWARD-WINNING YOUNG POETS GIVEN HONORS, SAVINGS BONDS THE 30 FINALISTS, JURIED FROM 400 ENTRIES, WERE JUDGED BY BENTLEY ANDERSON AND SHIRLEY HURD.
• FOR SOME FARMERS, A BUMPER CROP OF BERRIES WAS LEFT BATTERED AND BRUISED
• COTTON, MAKING A COMEBACK, TO BE GROWN AGAIN AT FARM HERE
• NOW THAT'S A PROMOTION
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Virginia Beach Police Capt. Alfred M. ``Jake'' Jacocks Jr. is chairman of the Pungo Strawberry Festival May 27-28. His name was misspelled in the Wednesday Beacon. Correction published Friday, May 12, 1995 on page 9 of The Beacon. ***************************************************************** JAKE JAYCOCKS CAPTAIN IN BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Pick your own strawberries at Davis Farm, 1813 Gum Bridge Road, will be 48 cents a pound today and for the rest of the season. Fields with newly ripened berries are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Call 721-2165. A Beacon story Wednesday had incorrect information. Correction published Friday, May 12, 1995 on page 9 of The Beacon. ***************************************************************** HAVING A HAIL OF A TIME DESPITE VIOLENT STORM IN PUNGO, MOST OF A BIGGER, EARLIER-GROWING VARIETY OF STRAWBERRIES SURVIVES.