What's cookin' at the shore?

Article Abstract:

Gourmet food shops at Cape May, Wildwood, Stone Harbor and environs offer visitors tempting fare. Recipes for oysters, chicken, bluefish, lobster and other fish dishes are also given, along with new activities along the coast. Summer reading is also profiled.

Cooking, Retail trade, New Jersey, Fish (Food product), Cookery (Fish), Cookery (Chicken), Chicken (Meat)

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Of time and the river

Article Abstract:

Point Pleasant Canoe and Tube is a popular boat renting establishment located up the Delaware River from Philadelphia. An 18-mile trip on the river is described, as is a dream involving the late blues singer-guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan and an infant.

Personal narratives, Cover Story, Recreation, Canoes and canoeing, Canoeing, Canoes, Philadelphia Metropolitan Area

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Baby it's you

Article Abstract:

An introduction to a set of articles on baby gifts is offered. The 1990s have brought a 'baby boomlet,' with the birth rate up 4.5% since 1989. The gift choices faced by parents - and baby-gift buyers - are many and complex.

Purchasing, Statistics, Gifts, Fertility, Human, Human fertility, Infants' supplies, Baby products

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