The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, October 27, 1995

• YOUNG SHAGGERS KEEPING TRADITION ALIVE THE VIRGINIA BEACH SHAG CLUB HAS BEEN GIVING DANCING LESSONS TO JUNIORS AT STEPPING OUT.
• A NEW WAY TO DELIVER HELP
• FRIENDS OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY AID LITERACY THE GROUP IS HONORED FOR RAISING FUNDS FOR A COMPUTER LAB AT THE ADULT LEARNING CENTER.
• THE SOUTHBOUND LANE OF ROSEMONT IS OPEN
• A BAD BET: IN THE RACE TO GET THE HORSE TRACK RUNNING, IT'S NOT JUST NIMBY THAT THREATENS OTBS
• BOYS PULL OFF AN A-MAZING SCARE BACKYARD MAZE IS A FRIGHTENING JOURNEY FOR THE YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• HARD-HITTING PLAYER IS A REAL BELL-RINGER ON THE STRENGTH OF HER HITTING, BAYSIDE SENIOR DAWN BELL STARS IN FIELD HOCKEY AND SOFTBALL.
• MOM CLAIMS TO BE NOT EVEN SO-SO AT SEWING
• JAZZERCISE TO BENEFIT THE FIGHT AGAINST AIDS
• MYSTERY BENEFACTORS WANT TO HELP CHILDREN ``THE ROBIN HOODS'' PLAN A HALLOWEEN PARTY TO RAISE FUNDS FOR EDMARC HOSPICE.
• RIDING A WAVE OF CONCERN A RISE IN PERSONAL WATER CRAFT OWNERSHIP AND ACCIDENTS PROMPTS LOCAL CLUB TO CALL FOR DMV-LIKE LICENSING.
• OUT WITH THE OLD . . .