Vendors offer
variety to go
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probably run SS to $7 per person or more."
Ned added that La Resldgr.cs am include
any food a picnikcer w&sta if the ingredient
are available locally.
Carol Kaiser from the kitchen of A
Sect j?ffT if i Scsssn puts together picnic
lunches for customers fairly often. "For
picnics," she said, "we do lots of vettatls
salads, p&ies..nct a lot cf sandwiches.
Popular picnic foods include calzoni
ham and cheese b&lced insl-ds bread dooSi
cheese, non-perishable cdi cuts, french
bread, chilled wine and desserts. Cold soups
are also available. Recently Kaiser fixed a
very fancy lunch for two that cost $15, but
less expensive meals are available. All picnic
lunches come in a basket complete with
kinves, forks, spoons and plates. ,
Sa&acks can make you a picnic hero.
Sandwich prices rans from 65 cents for a
hot dos to $2.25 for heroes. Cold cut meats
average S3.&0 per pound, chesses are S2-S3
per pound, and salads and baked beans are
95 cents per pound. Desserts and snacks
include cheese cake and babies with cream
cheese. Sadlack's opens at 1 1 a.m. daily, sells
beer and wine to go and will prepare orders
in advance.
The International Chef Gourmet Shop in
the Kroger Plaza is for those with
imagination. They have a wide assortment of
over 50 types of cold cut meats which vary in
price, and carry assorted salads, and cheeses
as well as lox. The shop is open weekdays at
1 1 sum., Saturdays at 10 a.m. and Sundays at
1 p.m.
For natural foods aficionados, Julia
Trimmer of Harmony Natural Foods makes
these picnic suggestions. Td get pita
bread you know, pocket bread and put in ,
some cheese, sprouts and herb seasoning
that we sell here. And some, chips and fruit
juice, like apple or apple strtrsirry or apple;:
cranberry," she said. "Weflli&have omev"
little munchies like brownies, carrot cakes
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arid candy bars that might be good. In
addition she suested natural sodas like
rootbeer, cut mixes, a jumble cf coconut,
pineapple, apricots, raisins, nuts and carob
chips. .
If time is a problem and originality must
suffer, Kentucky Fried Chicken is the answer
to picnicking needs. Box lunches with two
pieces of chicken, potatoes, gravy and a roll
are only $ 1.29. Buckets of chicken and salads
vary in price according to size. All drinks are
in cans and all desserts are 49 cents.
Kentucky Fried Chicken opens at 11:00
daily.
Harris Teeter Delicatessen, located in
Carr Mill, opens Mondays through
.Saturdays at 8 a.m. and at 9 a.m. on
Sundays. The deli sells an assortment of
prepared sandwiches as well as cold cuts,
salads and cheeses. The bakery, also located
in the store, provides a wide selection of
breads and rolls.
For those picnickers whose taste buds are
still craving hamburgers, hot dogs, and
baked beans, Harris Teeter's grocery section
i jcoufck very well be your last stop. The store
carries everything from food and beverage to
charcoal, lighter fluid and even the grill.
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Spoleto finale:
a musical feast
By KATIIY McADAMS
A world-famous festival of arts is going on
cow through June 10, right at our back door.
Head south on Interstate 95 to
Charleston, S.C. this weekend and you will
find far more than picturesque homes and
graceful hanging moss.
Spoleto Festival U.S.A. will conclude its
third season this weekend with a full
schedule of arts events including a jazz gala
and the grand finale concert and fireworks at
Middlston Place, the formal gardens on the
Ashley River.
Spoleto brings artists and art-lovers to
Charleston for what is said to be the world's
most comprehensive arts festival. The
schedule for the last three days of the three
week festival is indeed all-inclusive.
Highlights this weekend in Charleston
include a celebration of the work of
Rachmaninoff; the American premiere of an
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opera by Domenico Cimarosa; a play,
Haworth, by British playwright Beverly
Cross; and a one-act opera by festival
director Gian-Carlo Menottt.
A jazz gala with the Left Bank Jazz
Society, directed by Bill Moore, will be
presented at The Gaillard Municipal
Auditorium on Saturday, June 9.
At 8:30 p.m. on June 10, an all-Gershwin
orchestral concert will highlight the festival's
conclusion, followed by a spectacular'
fireworks display. Both will be presented in.
Middleton Place, America's oldest
'landscaped gardens. .
The arts festival was founded 2 1 years ago
in Spoleto, Italy by maestro Gian-Carlo
Menotti, who realized his dream of a festival
of two worlds when Spoleto came to
Charleston three years ago.
Spoleto information and tickets are
available at the Gaillard Auditorium in
Charleston. Festival officials suggest a check
on accommodations before making the trip.
Charleston is an artistic treat any time, but
Spoleto makes it irresistable. If you can't get
there this weekend, write to Spoleto Festival,
Box 157, Charleston, SC 29402 for
information on next year's full calendar of
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'Poseidon' sequel unnecessary
By TOM MOORE
Beyond the Poseidon Adventure is a mess;
it is obviously designed merely to cash in on
some of the earlier success of The Poseidon
Adventure.
The Poseidon Adventure never called for
a sequel; all the action in that movie was
clearly resolved at its end. So Irwin Allen,
the producer and director of the new
Poseidon had to think hard to come up with
a storyline for the sequel.
-The plot is farfetched; two small sea
vessels come upon the Poseidon after the
survivors have been rescued, and the
captains of each ship decide to search the
Poseidon for spoils. A race for the goods
begins between the captains, Michael Caine
and Telly Savalas.
Caine never gets to keep the riches he finds
on the Poseidon; his fine moral instincts
instead tell him to rescue the few survivors he
discovers on board. Savalas, it seems, was
never actually looking for riches but for
weapons to be used by an international
terrorist group. Both groups become
trapped on the Poseidon and must fight their
way out of a tangle of fire, water and other
special effects.
The script of the movie, credited to Nelson
Gidding, is bad so bad that the lines and
story of Beyond the Poseidon Adventure
become a parody of disaster films. Some
members of the cast, apparently realizing
what trash the picture is, camp up their roles.
Slim Pickens is wonderful in his standard
role of an amicable red-neck. Sally Field, as
a loveable tramp, and a toupeed Peter Boyle
'as a loud-mouthed, kind-hearted father, give
great hammy, cartoonish performances.
A movie review
. Most of the players, though, are sadly
wasted in their roles; most of the cast tries to
play the movie straight. It is a real shame that
Jack Warden, who plays a blind man
trapped on board the Poseidon, and Karl
Maiden, Michael Caine's sidekick, who is
suffering from some vague terminal disease,
didn't realize the comic possibilities of their
roles.
The special effects in Beyond the Poseidon
Adventure axe all good, though they are not
nearly as spectacular as the ones in the first
film. The best single special effect in Beyond
The Poseidon Adventure comes at the end of
the movie when the S.S. Poseidon finally
sinks into the sea, assuring us no man or
movie crew will ever again roam her decks.
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