The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, December 8, 1995

• ANGEL KISS BENEFITS ILL CHILDREN A PORTSMOUTH-BASED FOUNDATION IS SELLING HOLIDAY WREATHS TO CARRY ON ITS WORK.
• HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT TO FEATURE 12 TEAMS THE TWO-DAY EVENT IS SCHEDULED FOR DEC. 15-16 AT WILSON HIGH.
• SHARE YOUR TALES OF CHRISTMAS '45
• CHRISTMAS PARADE WINNERS ANNOUNCED
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The Waterview (Caroline Avenue) Causeway, between the Westhaven and Waterview neighborhoods in Portsmouth, is not closed, as stated in a headline and story in Friday's Currents section. What the city has done is barricade Shenandoah, Grayson and Orange streets so that motorists cannot turn into the Waterview neighborhood from High Street. Also, motorists turning onto High Street from those three streets can only turn right. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Saturday, December 9, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** DISPUTED CAUSEWAY CLOSED FOR 60 DAYS
• 3 NEW R'S ADDED AT HUNT-MAPP
• TOBACCO PAID FOR WARS AGAINST INDIANS COLONIAL RECORDS SHOW A COMMANDER'S YEARLY PAY WAS FIXED AT 6,000 POUNDS OF TOBACCO.
• BLACK BEAR MAKES HIMSELF AT HOME NEAR JOLLIFF STABLE
• COVER STORY: PORTSMOUTH REVISITED THESE SCENES OF PORTSMOUTH 100 YEARS AGO HAVE COME TO LIFE AGAIN IN "BED OF HONOR," ALF J. MAPP JR.'S FIRST NOVEL.
• SCOUTING BRIDGES GENERATIONS FOR MILTIER FAMILY