The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 14, 1996

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - CAROLINA COAST
• LOST TREASURE A GEM FOR PUTT-PUTT DUFFERS PROFESSOR HACKER'S COURSE ALSO OFFERS A TRAIN RIDE AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS TO PLEASE THE KIDS.
• 50 WHITE MARLIN START A SPATE OF SPECTACULAR ANGLER ACTION
• PRAIRIE DOGS AMONG EXOTIC PETS FOR SALE HERE CONSIDERED CUTE ON THE OUTER BANKS, THEY ARE THOUGHT OF AS NUISANCES IN THE MIDWEST PLAINS.
• THE DIE-HARD JUMPERS WHO HAVE NO FEAR OF FLYING ARE KEEPING THE SPORT ALIVE THE RIVER CITY SKI CLUB IS ONE OF THE LAST CLUBS IN NORTH CAROLINA TO HAVE A JUMPING RAMP.
• WORLD SERIES STEP CLOSER TO REALITY AN ALBEMARLE TEAM BEING PICKED FOR THE BABE RUTH TOURNAMENT WILL FACE SQUADS THAT HAVE BEEN TOGETHER ALL SEASON.
• A SHAMELESS PLEA TO HELP NAGS HEAD WOODS
• PESCADO'S BLENDS MEXICAN SPICE, SEAFOOD THE FRIED ICE CREAM MAKES A GREAT FINALE FOR A MEAL THAT VARIES FROM THE USUAL SOUTH-OF-THE-BORDER FARE.
• OUTER BANKS RICH IN GOOD ACOUSTIC MUSICIANS
• FISH HOOKS CAN BE PAIN IF HANDLED IMPROPERLY
• HOPING WORST STORM STILL BLIZZARD OF '49
• COVER STORY: A HEAVENLY CIRCUIT TO RIDE SUNDAYS FIND JIM HUSKINS IN CHURCH. THREE TIMES. IN THREE TOWNS. FRISCO. BUXTON. HATTERAS. ALTHOUGH HIS MODERN-DAY STEED IS METALLIC, HE'S A RELIC OF THE PAST: A CIRCUIT-RIDING PREACHIN' MAN.