The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, April 26, 1996

• DEBUTANTE COTILLION FEATURES 28 17 FROM PORTSMOUTH TO BE FETED AT EUREKA CLUB'S ANNUAL EVENING
• A LACK OF FUNDING STALLS GALAXY PROJECT
• BIRTHS
• ``SEE HOW THEY RUN'' IS HIGH-SPIRITED, FRANTIC FARCE
• TOASTMASTERS SEEKS RECRUITS TO ORGANIZE A BREAKFAST CLUB THE PROGRAM TRAINS NOVICE SPEAKERS IN PROGRESSIVE, BUT COMFORTABLE STAGES.
• FAREWELL TO TOM DAVIS, FATHER OF TWO OF WILSON'S FINEST
• PITCHER CATCHES LINE DRIVE - ON THE SHIN WILSON'S JASON MORGAN SHAKES IT OFF, FINISHES GAME AT FIRST.
• WILSON ATHLETIC DIRECTOR RESIGNS DAVE WILLETT SAYS HE WANTS TO SPEND MORE TIME WITH HIS FAMILY.
• FRANKLIN IMPRESSES COACH TRUCKERS' STEVE LILES SAYS ``THEY'RE BETTER THAN GREAT BRIDGE.''
• NEW NORCOM HIGH SCHOOL BEGINNING TO TAKE SHAPE
• A MOVER AND SHAKER SAMUEL H. "SAM" LAMB II, PROVOST OF THE PORTSMOUTH CAMPUS OF TIDEWATER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, QUIETLY MAKES GOOD THINGS HAPPEN IN THE ARTS, EDUCATION AND BUSINESS.
• [PORTSMOUTH] CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS