The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, May 19, 1995

• GREAT-GRANDMOTHER OF 12 TURNS 100 ON HER 76TH MOTHER'S DAY
• BEING FIRST IN SEATBELT USAGE WINS A CONCERT FOR TALLWOOD HIGH
• A GOOD SHRINK IS SURELY IN ORDER - NO, NOT THE MEDICAL VARIETY
• `ART INFORMATION' PUTS COMPUTER INTO THE DECORATING BUSINESS
• THE SCHOOL BOARD ELEVEN: TEAM TALK
• STATE POLICE SEEKING SOME VOLUNTEER HELP LOCAL FOLKS WHO CAN ANSWER PHONES, DO MINOR REPAIRS OR KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT COMPUTERS ARE SOUGHT.
• THIS WILL GO DOWN AS YEAR OF THE PITCHER
• DRIVING OURSELVES CRAZY
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• COME TO THE OCEAN, LOCAL RESIDENTS URGED RESORT AREA BUSINESSES ARE EXTENDING SPECIAL OFFERS TO PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN VIRGINIA BEACH.
• DEPARTING FAUCETTE WINS OK TO CUT SCHOOLS' BUDGET THE FUNDS REQUESTED ARE $3.8 MILLION LESS THAN WHAT HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL.
• PILOT'S NEW GOVERNOR BELIEVES IN MISSION HAVING A BROTHER WHO'S HANDICAPPED HAS INSPIRED THE COMMITMENT LOIS VALENTINE FEELS.
• NO SURPRISE, CITY HONOREE'S CO-WORKERS AGREE JOANN ACKERMAN IS THE OUTSTANDING CITY EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR.
• HOSPITALITY AWARDS HONOR THOSE WHO CATER TO THE CITY'S VISITORS
• RIVER-COVERED CHURCH TO BE HONORED IN SATURDAY RITE
• YOUNG VICTIM OF SCLERODERMA INSPIRES AN AWARENESS OF ILLNESS
• REALTY SALES
• SLAIN POLICE OFFICERS HONORED
• `DIRTY DANCING' THOSE WHO LEARNED THE SHAG AS TEENAGERS NEVER FORGOT ITS SEDUCTIVE MOVEMENTS. THE SLOW, SEXY, SINUOUS DANCE OF THE '40S AND '50S IS BACK.
• FOR A FIRST-TIMER, THE SHAG WAS AS EASY AS 1-2-3, 1-2.