The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 28, 1996

• A JAZZY DEBUT LIES AHEAD FOR LAURA MARTIER
• FLYING FISH CAFE IS OFF TO A FLYING START THE NEW RESTAURANT'S NAME WAS INSPIRED BY A REAL FISH AND A GOOD-LUCK OMEN ON A FISHING TRIP.
• WARMER WATER BRINGS BETTER LUCK TO THE AREA'S ANGLERS
• ROANOKE ISLAND RACERS RAISE $865 FOR THE DARE HOSPICE JIM DAVIS AND LOUIE BATZLER ALSO TAKE FIRST PLACE IN BENEFIT EVENT ON THE MELINDA.
• RECYCLING IS A REASONABLE EXPENDITURE OF TAX DOLLARS
• CHILDREN EAGERLY AWAIT A WEEK AT CAMP SPECIAL K BRINGS TOGETHER THE HANDICAPPED, 8 TO 21 YEARS OLD, FOR CRAFTS, CLASSES AND FUN.
• AVANT-GARDE IS A TERM THAT COULD USE A LITTLE REST
• ELIZABETH AT HOME
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• LET'S ORDER KAROLYI TO THE BALANCE BEAM
• THE VIP TOUR OF DUTY THE VOLUNTEERS IN THE PARK WILL PROVIDE 22,000 HOURS OF WORK, VALUED AT $220,000, THIS YEAR HELPING TO KEEP NATIONAL PARK SERVICE FACILITIES OPEN.