The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, March 13, 1996

• BEACH RESIDENT IS NORFOLK'S FIRST CITIZEN BUSINESSMAN HAROLD C. `HAP' HOY HAS LONG WORKED IN BEHALF OF COMMUNITY, YOUTH.
• CONCERT TO BENEFIT YOUTH JAIL CHAPLAINCY COUNTRY-AND-WESTERN BAND DONATING MARCH 16 FOR TIDEWATER DETENTION HOME
• COLEBANK KEEPS TAKING SALEM TO THE HEIGHTS THE COACHES HAVE SINGLED HER OUT FOR HIGHEST HONORS.
• JAM LOCKER MUSIC HAS PLENTY OF ROOM TO PLAY MUSICIANS ARE ENCOURAGED TO COME IN WITH THEIR INSTRUMENTS, PLUG IN AND START JAMMING.
• DOYLETOWN LEADERS WOULDN'T TAKE A `NO' LOBBYING IN COMMUNITY, POLITICAL PRESSURE FORCES CITY'S HAND, SPARKS WHOLE TARGET PROJECT.
• COVER STORY: THE LOWDOWN ON HOEDOWN IT MAY SOUND SQUARE, BUT IT'S NOT JUST A LINE, THESE COUNTRY DANCERS ALSO ENJOY DOING IT IN THE ROUND.
• BIRDS SOON TO ARRIVE FOR SPRING INCLUDE CROWS IN THOROUGHGOOD
• STIHL AND GOLFERS WILL BENEFIT KIDS CHAIN-SAW MAKER, JAYCEES AND COX CABLE PLAN TO HELP SEND HANDICAPPED CHILDREN TO CAMP.
• SUSANNAH TURNER BAGEL GIN RISES EARLY SO SHE CAN MAKE DOUGH.