rage o Supplement iw Tlie GtunswiCn 3c Let's Co Summer weather lures us out of doors for all sorts of recreation, but it's also a perfect opportunity to cook and eat on deck. Datio. back vard or beach. In fact, a Fourth of July cookout is almost mandated. It doesn't have to be hamburgers or steak, either, and not even roasted chicken. Be a little adventurous this year and tr\ a seafood cookout. This best of food is even better grilled over charcoal. With other meats becoming increasingly expensive and cholesterol-laden, consider the healthful and delicious gifts of the sea. Here, compliments of the North Carolina State University seafood laboratory, are some tempting recipes to motivate you to get out the grill: rharonal RrnflnH Chrlmn hC olive oil 2 garlic cloves,minced >zC salad oil 4C finely chopped green onions *2t salt *mC snipped parsley m lbs. large raw shrimp, peeled and deveined liC lemon juice Combine oil, lemon juice, onion, garlic, salt and parsley. Marinate shrimp in mixture in refrigerator for one hour. Place drained shrimp in will-oiled hinged grill and cook over medium hot coals for about 6-8 minutes on each side. Serves 8-10. Flounder With Crab Stuffing 6 pan-dressed flounder 3C lemon juice crab stuffing 2t salt 34C butter, melted paprika Carson^. Card Jwtn CraV. Plaz "* Ovii b+Z.*>46? v. jiWtuMfs Tom Clark Gnomes David Winter Cottages * Riok Cain Master Series Pewter Animals ? Figurines Clowt\s (1 """ X'H'j.'j', i" ) v Sebastin Minatur&s a 5andicarfc Dogs SturfFad Animals ' r^V I ' * Crystal AnimaiS Music Boxes Thimbles Hummels Decoys Plates Social Qifts Do'Ij Wr..:h;f UPS Jaily* cccr. July August. 1Q8? ok Outi To make pocket for stuffing, lay fish on cutting board, light side down. Cut down center of fish along backbone from tail to about one inch from head end. Turn knife flat and cut along both sides of backbone to tail, allowing knife to run over the rib bones. Stuff fish loosely. Combine butter, lemon juice and salt. Cut six pieces of heavy-duty aluminum foil, 18 inches square, and grease each lightly. Place 2T sauce on foil. Place fish ir sauce. Top each fish with IT sauce and sprinkle with paprika. Bring foil up over fish and close all eages with tight double folds. Place packages on grill about six inches from moderately hot coals. Cook 25-30 minutes or until fish flakes easily with fork. Serves six. Tangy Fillets 2 lbs. fish fillets HC cup catsup 3iC melted fat or oil 3T lemon juice 2T vinegar 1 tsp. salt i isp. worcesiersmre sauce H tsp. dry mustard 3/< tsp. grated onion 1 clove garlic, finely chopped Hot sauce as desired Cut fillets into serving size portions and place in shallow baking dish. Combine remaining ingredients. Pour over fish and let stand for 30 minutes, turning once. Remove fish, reserving sauce for basting. Place fish in well-greased, hinged wire grills. Cook about 4 inches from moderate heat for about 8 minutes. Baste with sauce. Turn and cook 7-10 minutes longer or until fish flakes easily with fork. Serves 4-8. Qfe A" iSWllotte.TfC tst ^OJ) ^LOp Hvuij 130 jiobten Beax/l,/fC W'tJi * Noj-i-take China Po.?-fcer? fc Frames .,, Special Baby Gi-f-fcs v-t /.* Insala-ted Glares Paiivfcin<j.s t Prirvfc.s "*""S , Cracked Pottery ' VJindsocks I ' Cookbook.? |f>. | Tevfelry I,"*,. Coun-try /"** yvl Chimes Brass for bjxrtal fVoplr Lamps , Mugs 0 AvaiJat>iC at Carbon1.* only Ferry Ride R BY MARJORIE MEGIVERN A perfect outing for a summer day is a cooling trip along the Cape Fear River between Southport and Fort Fisher on one of two ferry boats. A half-hoar aboard the "Sandy Graham" or the "Sea Level" will give you a panorama of the riverfront, the chance to feed a flock of aggressive gulls, and a sense of somc 200 years of county history shaped by the confluence of the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Ocean. You'll see relics of the Colonial and Civil War eras stand adjacent to the smokestacks and loading docks of modern industry. Leaving the Southport side, the first attractions will be the smokestacks of the Pfizer Chemical Corp., a busy pharmaceutical plant on the right. Then, in a curve between the ferry landing and Pfizer's docks there appears the old Price's Creek 'Lighthouse, its circular brick tower one of the oldest range lights still standing in the Cape Fear reeion. It was built about 1849 as a range light for vessels navigating New Inlet. As the ferry moves across the channel, look back and see two more lighthouses: the modern highbeamed Oak Island lighthouse on Caswell Beach and "Old Baldy," an octagonal 90-foot tall brick lighthouse si I?? Refreshes A S on Bald Head Island, one of three lighthouses built there over many years, now undergoing renovation. The orofile of Fort Caswell aDDears to the right of Oak Island. One of the sturdiest of the southern forts, it was abandoned by a fleeing Confederate garrison in the final days of the Civil War. The site has been owned by the North Carolina Baptist Convention since 1949 and is used as a religious conference center. You must look carefully to see the final remains of the Cape Fear Quarantine Station built by the Marine Hospital Service in the 1890s. It stands about one and one-eighth miles northeast of Southport in the river, a place where crew clothing was once disinfected, the sick cared for and suspicious cases detained. The station stood on a pier 600 feet long, with gangways, docks and ballast cribs. All that remains intact are the foundations of several water tanks. Throughout the crossing, you can see the nesting sites of the brown pelican, as well as nests for other shore birds such as the least tern. Small fishing boats usually mark the location of intake canal screens leading to the Carolina Power & Light nuclear plant along the river. As the ferry nears the Fort Fisher moorings you can see the tall yellow cranes of loading facilities at the V ?B5BSlr^~ I Discover. A Shoppinj Second To iMM 10177 N. Kings Hw Mall Hours: Mon.Sun. 1 I ummer Day j Military Ocean Terminal at Sunny ] Point, the largest distribution noint ffli for military hardware in the free I world. leaving the ferry at Fort Fisher, I Dr at Southport, if you choose a trip in 1 the other direction, you can look for- 1 ward to additional historic and 9 recreational pleasures in these two ! locations. You will also have been refreshed 9 by a half-hour on the river, for a fare ] of $3 per car, $6 for a vehicle over 20 I feet in length, $1 for bicycles or 50 I cents for a pedestrian. During the summer season, tour I guides are available to describe sites I along the route and to answer ques- I tions. The summer schedule that follows is in effect until September 15. SUMMER SCHEDULE Leaves Southport Leaves Ft. Fisher 8:00 AM 8:50 AM 8:50 AM 9:40 AM 9:40 AM 10:30 AM 1U:3U AM 11:20 AM 11:20 AM 12:10 PM 12:10 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:50 PM 1:50 PM 2:40 PM 2:40 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 4:20 PM 4:20 PM 5:10 PM 5:10 PM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:50 PM I Experience None. y. Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Sat. 10 am to 9:30 prn, pm to 6 pm

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