The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, May 14, 1995

• INSHORE FISHING AT ITS BEST EARLY AND LATE IN THE DAY
• WOMEN FROM INDIA DELIGHT ELIZABETH CITY THEIR ``GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE PROGRAM'' WAS SPONSORED BY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL.
• THEATERGOERS KEEP DISCOVERING `THE LOST COLONY'
• BLUE MOOSE EXCELS IN AROMATIC CUISINE THIS UPSCALE RESTAURANT, NEW TO KITTY HAWK, SITS NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE.
• MUSIC LOVER PAINTS HER SYMPHONIES IN FLOWERS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - CAROLINA COAST
• UNDEFEATED CURRITUCK KNIGHTS WIN 4-1 OVER MANTEO REDSKINS THE MATCHUP WAS CALLED THE USUAL TIGHT BATTLE THE TWO NEIGHBORING RIVALS PUT ON EACH YEAR.
• COVER STORY: COOKING UP A TRADITION OUTER BANKS SEAFOOD IS MEANT TO BE COOKED THE WAY GRANDMA - AND HER GRANDMA - PREPARED IT. BUT MAINTAINING THAT CULINARY CUSTOM IS NOT JUST DONE AT THE STOVE. WORK IN UNDERWAY TO PRESERVE THOSE TREASURED RECIPES AND UNIQUE TASTES - IN WRITING.
• AIRBORNE!
• MANTEO'S PERFECT FOR A `WALKABOUT' THERE'S PLENTY TO SEE IN THIS QUAINT ROANOKE ISLAND TOWN. BETTER PLAN TO SPEND THE DAY.
• OKLAHOMA TRAGEDY AND CHILDREN WHO DIED EVINCES SORROW IN OURS
• CHRISTMAS ARRIVES IN JANUARY FOR HATTERAS ISLAND RESIDENTS GROUPS OF REVELERS GO FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE, FOLLOWING OLD BUCK, THE HEAD OF A COW OR STEER, CARRIED ON A POLE.