The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, January 7, 1996

• VACATION RENTALS CALL FOR SOME GOOD ADVICE
• COMMERCIAL FISHERMAN OFFERS HIS PERSPECTIVE
• NEBRASKA EARNED ITS BRAGGING RIGHTS
• OUTER BANKS RADIO HAD BOTH HIGHS AND LOWS DURING 1995
• PATIENCE ESSENTIAL TO PHOTOGRAPH NATURE'S CREATURES
• STRIPED BASS HIGHLIGHTS GREAT YEAR OF FISHING
• THE FUN HUNT ANTIQUE HUNTING ALONG A 6-MILE STRETCH OF U.S. 158 IN CURRITUCK COUNTY IS GREAT. THE SHOPS JUST LINE UP WITH PRIME, AGED STOCK READY FOR SALE.
• QUICK CAMDEN TEAM OFF TO SLOW START A SOLID DEFENSE BY THE BRUINS HAS KEPT THE OTHER TEAMS' SCORES IN THE 50S AND 60S.
• CURRITUCK'S FAME GROWS IN NEW FIELD
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR -CAROLINA COAST
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Tickets for the 80th anniversary feast at St. Andrew's-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in Nags Head can be reserved by calling Lois Bradshaw at 473-5639. A story in Sunday's Coast had the wrong telephone number. Correction published Tuesday, January 9, 1996 on page B3 of North Carolina Edition of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** ELIZABETHAN FEAST COMING TO ST. ANDREWS THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN NAGS HEAD WILL HOLD A SIX-COURSE FUND-RAISING DINNER.
• GLIDING ON THE SAND