The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, March 28, 1996

• MAGNOLIA ADDS FIREPLACE, NEW MENU ITEMS
• REALTY SALES
• CRIME REPORT
• ODU CHILDREN'S CHOIR HEADED FOR 10-DAY NORWAY CONCERT TOUR
• INDOOR AIR-QUALITY EXPERT SHARES HIS KNOWLEDGE LOCALLY
• BIRTH NOTICES ARE RECEIVED FROM AREA HOSPITALS
• TEACHERS WORKSHOP ADDRESSES JOB-RELATED SKILLS
• GROUP HELPS PEOPLE LEARN TO LIVE WITH OSTOMY SURGERY THE PROCEDURE CREATES AN ARTIFICIAL TRACT IN THE ABDOMINAL WALL TO RID THE BODY OF WASTE.
• OPERA GYPSIES TRAVEL THE WORLD CREATING WIGS, MAKEUP IN DEMAND TO PERFORM THEIR BACKSTAGE MAGIC, THEY TRANSFORM ACTORS INTO STARS OF THE STAGE.
• LOCAL ARTIST PAINTS FAREWELL PORTRAIT OF CARRIER AMERICA
• BISHOP BESTOWS AWARDS ON SCOUTS IN CEREMONY
• `JACK AND THE BEANSTALK' A FINE SHOW FROM THE HURRAH PLAYERS
• GRANBY HAS TALENT TO CHALLENGE MAURY FOR CROWN
• GRANBY, MAURY WILL DOMINATE, SEEK REGIONAL RESPECT
• NORFOLK ACADEMY WILL REMAIN THE TEAM TO TOPPLE THE BULLDOGS WILL BE LED BY ANGELA HUCLES, A SENIOR FORWARD WHO SCORED 47 GOALS LAST YEAR.
• MAURY WILL HAVE NO SERIOUS CONTENDER IN ITS PATH
• MAURY LOOKS TO HAVE THE EDGE; BOOKER T., GRANBY WILL CHALLENGE
• HER YEAR AS MISS NORFOLK TURNED OUT TO BE MEMORABLE JENNIFER HOLMES' PLANS DIDN'T ALWAYS WORK OUT, BUT SHE MADE FINE FRIENDSHIPS ALONG THE WAY.
• FAMILY, FRIENDS GATHER TO CELEBRATE FRANCES MILLER WHITE'S 99TH BIRTHDAY
• CORRECTIONS
• DEFENDING CHAMPION NANSEMOND-SUFFOLK LOST
• `SIMPLY HEAVENLY' IS AN ENJOYABLE COMEDY DONE WELL
• `WE ARE THE TEAM TO BEAT,' NORVIEW COACH SAYS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• RETIRED POLICE CHIEF WANTS `COUNCILMAN' ON HIS RESUME