The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, October 6, 1995

• CHURCH'S COUNTRY HOEDOWN BENEFITS THE HOMELESS IT WAS A DAY TO FIND BARGAINS AT A FLEA MARKET WHILE ENJOYING MUSIC, EATING AND CLOGGING.
• ORGANIST TO GIVE GIFT FOR 100TH BIRTHDAY AVA CARROLL HOPES TO PLAY AT 11 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICES ON SUNDAY AT TABERNACLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.
• REALTY SALES
• PUNGO BOOSTER TAKES LEADERSHIP ROLE IN KIWANIS
• STORE'S MUSIC LESSONS ATTRACT SENIORS TO PLAYING THE ORGAN
• AN UPSCALE PLAZA FOR PEDESTRIANS EYED FOR PEMBROKE AREA
• CHARGE OF RECKLESS GRAMMAR LEVELED BY ENGLISH STUDENTS
• PLAYERS FOCUS ON ABILITY, NOT DISABILITY
• WE SURE NEED RAIN, BUT NOT ON FRIDAY NIGHTS!
• PROFESSOR'S POLITICAL ACTIVISM IS BIBLE-BASED NOW, HE SAYS
• THE NEPTUNE FESTIVAL
• BEACH HAS GOLD MINE IN CAYCE AND A.R.E.
• SO WHO DID IT?
• REBUILDING A BUSINESS DISTRICT STILL IN THE DREAM STAGE, THE CITY WOULD CREATE AN UPSCALE 200,000-SQUARE-FOOT COMMERCIAL CENTER BY THE SEA CALLED OCEAN SQUARE.
• RESIDE WITH PRIDE HELPS THOSE WHO NEED IT JOYCE AND GEORGE DENBY'S HOME WAS SPRUCED UP BY VOLUNTEERS.
• CARS SEEM TO PICK WORST TIMES TO BREAK DOWN, REQUIRE REPAIRS
• ALL CRIME SOLVERS WANTS IS THE FACTS, NOT YOUR IDENTITY
• VOLUNTEERS WALK DOGS TO BENEFIT THE BLIND
• CORRECTION