The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 21, 1996

• BIRTHS
• CRIME REPORT
• CODIE LYN FERGUSON MIME, DRAMA-MIME TEACHER, STUDENT
• DEEP CREEK HIGH STUDENTS WIN IN TECHNOLOGY COMPETITION TWO AWARDS FROM ONE SCHOOL CALLED ``REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENT.''
• TOWN TALK
• PRODUCTS PRESERVE TREASURED FAMILY PHOTOS
• CONFEDERATE GROUPS TO HONOR DAUGHTER
• CHESAPEAKE WOMAN'S TICKET TO THE OLYMPICS WAS A QUILT CAROLE THORPE'S COLORFUL CREATION WAS PRESENTED TO THE TINY ISLAND NATION OF SEYCHELLES.
• THE TIDEWATER WINDS THRILLING - AND FREE!
• POST 280 IS NO ORDINARY LEGION TEAM AND IT SEEMS MORE AND MORE LIKELY THAT THIS MIGHT BE THE BEST POST 280 CLUB EVER.
• CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS
• THOSE WERE THE DAYS SOUTH NORFOLK WAS ONCE A BUSTLING PLACE. TODAY, THE BUSTLE IS GONE. HOWEVER, SOME RESIDENTS ARE NOT SETTLING FOR THAT STATUS, THROWING THE NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN FOR RENEWAL.