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A Night With the Cavs BY MIKE THATCHER
My 10-year-old son and I were lucky enough to have front row seats at the Cav’s game on Tuesday Feb. 3, 2009. After the game, LeBron James walked over and handed my son his shoes that were worn during the game. Shane has a broken arm and his blue cast was very visible, and that is possibly why Lebron gave him the shoes. The shoes are size 16, by the way. After the game, the lady from the Cav’s took us upstairs in the offices to look around, and then to center court for a picture. I am a Sales Manager at Kalahari, and one of Lebron’s business associates stayed here last year and we spent a lot of time together. He repaid me by giving me his courtside seats for the game. Shane was a “hero” at school the next day, and many of the kids wanted to sit beside him, as the “gift of the shoes” was shown all night and the next day on ESPN’s sports Center TV show. I am lucky enough to have worked for the Cleveland Browns as a “Ball-Boy” for the last 10 years, and driving home from the Cav’s game Shane said, “Dad, you’re on TV all the time, now tonight I was on TV”. Sure made a Dad proud. Shane is in 5th grade at Woodlands. He likes to play soccer and played in Biddy basketball this year until he broke his arm while sledding. His sister Taylor is 16 and is in Varsity cheerleading. My wife Sherry and I and his sister are all proud of him. Shane holds the shoes of Cleveland Cavs Lebron James. They are size 16, pretty big Shane wants to get to another Cavs game soon.
—————— Around Town ICMA To Present Page 2 —————— Analysis of Public Pizza Service in Huron In 2008 the Huron City Council authorized the International Challenge City/County Manager’s Association’s (ICMA) Consulting Services to conduct an analysis of the Police and Fire Divisions’ Page 3 service operations. This analysis was commissioned out of the Council’s desire to maintain the best public services at the most —————— efficient cost. Changing economic conditions and a reduction of municipal revenues prompted a reexamination of service dein the city. Entertainment Lighthouse Church Food livery Can police and fire disciplines be merged in some fashion to maintain, and even improve service delivery for the commuPantry Hosted Cooking nity? That is the premise the ICMA’s report seeks to address. Page 4 During 2008 statistical information regarding workload, deClass and Dinner ployment and response times was collected from both divisions. —————— On Tuesday, February 24 the authors of the report will present Pastor Tom said, “Not everyone in our their significant findings and take questions from the council Church Chat clientele is strong in the area of preparing and public on safety operations in the city. Volunteers from area churches joined food for themselves. This can help them Your participation and understanding of this topic is vital to Pastor Tom at Lighthouse Church the out with that.” any final policy implementation. Examples of merged public Page 5 other evening to host a cooking class The pantry also held a drawing for safety departments exist throughout the country and can range at the church’s Food Pantry. The event kitchen such as crockpots and mi- from a single Public Safety Director responsible for two distinct —————— featured recipes to be easily made in a crowavesitems based upon a survey of the cli- divisions to a single department of professional officers trained crockpot or microwave that call for items entele to discern what their needs were. in Fire, EMS and Police operations. Schools already available at the Food Pantry. Din- All items were donated; none were purThe ICMA’s presentation on February 24 is a preliminary ner recipes included Hungarian Chicken chased by the Food Pantry. first step in the investigation of a potential change in service Goulash and Easy Chicken Parmesean. For more information on this and other delivery which, if implemented, will be done over the long term. Page 6 Everyone then sampled the menu items. programs, call Lighthouse Church at 433- The Huron City Council will proceed prudently and with cautop it off, they enjoyed desserts such 4701. tion in this endeavor. Your perspective and understanding of —————— Toas Cherry Delight and Banana Cream Pie. this important issue will be sought at each succeeding step. Sports The Huron Page 7 Huron Hometown News —————— Hometown News Pizza Challenge Library Presents Vote for your local favorites Parks & Rec Send your ballot to: a Pizza Page 8 Huron Hometown News Challenge! 304 Williams St., Huron, OH 44839 shoes to fill.
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Around Town Parkvue Health Care Announces Staff Change Mona DelValle, Marketing Director for The Community at Parkvue, has announced she is relocating to Phoenix, Arizona at the end of February. “This was the most difficult decision I have ever had to make,” says Ms. DelValle. However, health issues in her family have forced the move to a warmer climate. Mona explains that the decision is most difficult because of her job. “This is the best place I have ever worked in my professional career,” she says. Parkvue Health Care Center is fortunate enough to fill the Marketing Director position with someone who has the same, if not more, passion for Parkvue. Tracy Clark will assume the marketing role effective February 20, 2009. Tracy has been with The Community at Parkvue for over 2 years but has worked for United Church Homes for almost 10 years in various capacities. “Tracy brings the same talent, ambition and enthusiasm to the job that Mona had,” said Ken Keller, Administrator for the Community at Parkvue. “We wish Mona the best of luck in her new endeavors and are confident that Tracy can continue the efforts that Mona has initiated,” added Mr. Keller. The Community at Parkvue is a not-for-profit facility accredited by JCAHO, owned by United Church Homes Inc., based in Marion, Ohio and is related to the United Church of Christ.
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Milestones Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Todd and Laura Marshall, of Huron, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Jessica Ann Marshall, to Joseph A. Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Judy Ellis, of Columbus. The wedding took place on May 31, 2008. The bride graduated in May 2008 from Muskingum College with a Bachelors
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Schools Huron High School Honor and Merit Rolls Huron High School is proud to announce the following students who have achieved the Honor Roll for the 2nd quarter of the 20082009 school year. Seniors - Sarah Bechtel, Blake Berryhill, Nick Bible, Kate Bickley, Megan Buckingham, Paige Dawson, Emmalee Decker, Ben DeLamatre, Kristen DeRan, Caleb Enderle, Andrew Fantozzi, Eric Hahn, Megan Hammond, Jessica Henry, Tim Hofer, Jen Holtz, Julie Koenig, Tyler Krueger, Matt Lehrer, Kelly Lehrer, Alexa Majoy, Nikolaos Mayle, Macy McFarland, Patrick McNulty, Mike Mielke, Kassandra Nageotte, Bethany Nagle, Jacob Riddle, Aaron Rupp, Natalie Schaefer, Kelesea Schoewe, Jennifer Semon, Brent Steyns, Holly Stout, Jesselyn VanBarg, Kaylen Warren, Cory Wechter and Jen West. Juniors - Jeffrey Beverick, Clinton Boos, Nora Chaban, Hayley Corso, Carly Fawcett, Katie Fink, Stephanie Grasl, Zach Grieves, Anne Marie Hahn, Jessica Halsey, Kaileigh Koschutnik, Nicole Luzader, Josh Marshall, Jesse Miedema, Meg Mischler, Melissa Moberg, Patrick Moore, James Moriarty,Joe Ramey, Nathan Reineck, Abigail Sachs, Matt Schoelwer, Kelly Stallkamp, Katie Thorne, Amelia Utley, Alexandria VanScoy and Tyler Watson. Sophomores - Burgundy Bickley, Joey Bogden, Brian Bollenbacher, Hilary Bores, Alexandra Carter, Katie DeRan, Ashley
Franks, Andrea Gillespie, Bryce Haase, Zachary Hemker, Jacob Hillman. Kali Horman, Tahni Hresko, Brandon Johnson, Ellen Justus, Rory Kaip, Thomas Kyer, Marlana Mielke, Randi Minton, Gina Munafo, Erin O’Reilly, Kayla Riddle, Elizabeth Slocum, Rachel Stelzer, Dominic Vacca, Lauren Volz and Ben Washburn. Freshmen - Angela Barbour, Joshua Battiste, Paige Bragg, Matthew Buckingham, Alexandria Carroll, Dani Czekaj, Drew Enderle, Kathleen Fialka, Dexter Fortune, Marsy Fox, Alyssa Franklin, Brittany Graves, Mitchell Hagstrom, Rika Izumi, Emily King, Kayla Koehler, Kelsey Koehler, Austin Maddox, Antonino Majoy, Derek Majoy, Neesha Nainee, Abby Noftz, Nyle Olds, Holly Richardson, Andrew Rupp, Nathan Schaefer, Alex Schlessman, Lynsie Schwerer, Katlyn Sommer, Renee St. Clair, Ikki Tanaka, Jamie VanCauwenbergh, Emily Waldrop, Sierra Ward, Nicole West, Brook White and Emily Wiseman. Huron High School is proud to announce the following students who have achieved the Merit Roll for the 2nd quarter of the 20082009 school year. Seniors - Lydia Basting, Jenny Catri, Amy Dwyre, Michael Fischer, Laura Foust, Cameron Fulford, Estela Guzman, Allie Hamilton, Kori Hammond, Joshua Hillman, Royce Lemar, Matt Likes, Jamie Machovina, Kelsey Majoy, Kirsten Martinez, Tony
Munafo, Alexis Ottenbacher, Sarah Phinney, Brenton Richardson, Eric Rischka, Nick Rivera, Ryan Romell, Alex Rupert, Corey Seitz, Ashley Stacey, Abby Strbjak and Craig Thorne. Juniors - Colleen Allen-Clingan, Nancy Bloor, Jacob Boehk, Sean Brady, Zachary Dusza, Derek Enderle, Max Gimperling, Jonathan Hicks, Kaitlin Jones, Nick Lowy, Colleen Machovina, Samantha McCartney, Benjamin Meyers, Paige Peiples, Bethany Rutherford, Carissa Wright and Katie Zimmer. Sophomores - Ryan Biddlecombe, Cody Brownell, Nicole Bruck, Greg Burlovich, Stephanie Chapman, Jonathan Clark, Victoria Green, Amber Harkey, Lisa Harkey, Ashleay Holroyde, Cheyenne Kehr, Matt King, Brandon Krueger, Alexis Lemar, Anastasia Mikheeva, Stephanie Myers, Jordan Romick, Allison Scheid, Chelsea Thomas, Austin Thorn, Chris Ulmer and Claire Woodburn. Freshmen - Kevin Bechtel, Emilie Daigle, Troy DeLamatre, John Dusza, Greg Edwards, Kevin Gosser, Meghan Green, Jessica Hoff, Rebecca Humphreys, Rilea Lombardy, Alisha McEwen, Ryan McNulty, Casey Minton, Kirsten Mischler, Eileen Moriarty, Brett Mullins, May Parell, Kyle Pisano, Elyssa Sherer, Abbey Storer, Kaitlyn Stradtman, Katelyn Weber, Samantha Wechter and Michael Zeck.
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Carroll, Megan Decker, Michael Delahunt, Matthew Dewey, Addison Enderle, Benjamin Fries, Paige Graham, Kassie Hamilton, Kiersten Hammond, Samantha Hebert, Wyatt Hofacker, Michael Huffman, Shannon Hughes, Alex Johnson, Alexander Klein, Renata Kurtz, Nicholas Lachowyn, Erin Lehrer, Alexandria Lenyo, Alison Litz, Sean Martin, Graham Mast, Hannah Miller, Madison Mize, Hollie Mueller, Eric Myles, Mackenzie Napholz, Madison Orzech, Jennifer Paiz, Christina Rivera, Ashtyn Stadler, Zachary Stauder, Nicholas Stauffer, Caleb Stidham, Adam Storer, Haley Strader, Julia Studer, Anna Tanaka, Preston Tymer, Oshae VonThron, Eric Weir, Jacob Wise, Audra Wisehart, Jenna Witter MERIT ROLL FIRST QUARTER, 2008-09 FIFTH GRADE - Damien Bellamy, Morgan Bollenbacher, Kira Bolt, Logan Boyd, Scott Burke, Elisabeth Dawkins, Dominick Dolce, Sarah Elliott, Paul Gabel, Bailey Gadd, Brian Gosser, Aaron Hoff, Jim Jensen, Austin Johnson, Devyn Jones, Brooke Keller, James Kilbury, Thomas King, Emily Lance, Kegan Lobsinger, Eleana Martin, Chase Mosijowski, Kaelin Mulkey, Cody Myers, Nathan Phipps, Owen Quisenberry, Trayjen Rarden, John Springer, Gretel Thorpe, Charlotte Tyree SIXTH GRADE - Desmond Aaron, Colleen Allen, Brooke Bauer, Elsa Bertsch, Mason Carmel, Samantha Fantozzi, Tyler Graham, Ann Hagstrom, Danzell Harris, Nicholas Herner, Seth Horvath, John Hufnagle, Tyler Hurn, Jack Ineson, Teya Johnson, Alisia Kelley, Kaitlin Lance, Zoey Lehrer, Julia Martello, Alex Martin, Kathleen Milchen, Logan Morin, Kyle Ommert, Edward Pettegrew, Samuel Pietschman, Sarah Schoelwer, Samuel Sluga, Rylee Stradtman, Riley Strickland, Courtney Thorne, Madison VanBarg, Alexander Winschel, Deryk Wray, Blake Wysocki
Huron Band Students Take the Show on the Road
District II Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) held an adjudicated event in Fremont Ohio on Saturday, February 7th. The event consisted of hundreds of instrumental and vocal Solo and Ensemble events. Students from 22 schools participated during the event. Students are rated on their performance from 1 to 5, with 1 being superior performance, 2 being excellent performance, and then 3, 4 and 5. ST. PETER’S SCHOOL Many Huron High School Band students participated. Of those participating, 5 received superior and excellent ratings for their Thursday, Feb. 19 Monday, Feb. 16 solo performances: Colleen Allen-Clingen - Alto Sax - performSpaghetti PRESIDENT’S DAY— ing Contempora Suite - rating of 1 (superior). Austin Thorn Bread Stick NO SCHOOL - Baritone Sax - performing Allegro from Concerto in F minor Green Beans - rating of 1 (superior). Julie Koenig - Trumpet - performing Grapes Tuesday, Feb. 17 Fantasie in E flat - rating of 1 (superior). Alex VanScoy - B flat Milk Hot Dog on Bun clarinet - performing Fantasy Pieces Opus 73 - rating of 1 (suPotato perior). Ben Washburn - french horn - performing March of the Friday, Feb. 20 Applesauce Grenadiers - rating of 2 (excellent). Domino Pepperoni Pizza Milk Three Huron High School students also performed Piano Corn pieces for rating: Jennifer Semon - Performing Waltz, Opus 64, Grapes Wednesday, Feb. 18 Chopin - rating of 1 (superior). Julie Koenig - performing Suite Popcorn Grilled Cheese Sandwich Bergamasque, Debussy - rating of 1 (superior). Alex VanScoy Milk Potato performing Arabesque, Debussy - rating of 2 (excellent). Pears There were many of our band students who also participated Milk in solo and ensemble vocal events. The ratings were not readily available. Bowling Green State University 51st Annual Band Music Reading and Directors Clinic On January 31st, BGSU held their 51st annual honors band event. Students are challenged in their overall musicianship and sight reading abilities over two days, in preparation for a final performance on the third day that is open to the public. This event is a fast paced, concert band style of performance, and students compete among each other for chair position based upon their abilities. Huron High School band students With insurance ranging from Personal Liability Umbrella, Julie Koenig, Alex VanScoy, and Ben Washburn participated Personal Articles Policy, Contractors to Commercial Vehicles, this year. State Farm® has the coverage for you. Call me for the This years BGSU sight readinsurance protection you need. ing clinic was directed by John Climer form the University of Wisconsin, and Dennis Zeisler from the Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va. OMEA District II Honors Festival District II of the Ohio Music Education Association held it’s annual Honors Festival for band, choir, and orchestra on January 24th. Rika Izumi (trombone) and Kate Jones (Euphonium) were selected based on their recorded auditions to represent Huron in this year’s honors band. Julie Koenig, also a member of the Bruce Miller, Agent Huron band, was selected to 533 Cleveland Road West participate in the honors choir. These three students joined Huron, OH 44839 hundreds of the finest high Bus: 419-433-2711 school musicians from North www.brucemilleragency.com Central Ohio in two days of music making. The event was capped off by a festival concert on the evening of January 24th LIKE A GOOD NEIGHBOR, STATE FARM IS THERE.® with performances by the honProviding Insurance and Financial Services ors band, orchestra, and choir. The Huron band program is State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company – Bloomington, IL. tremendously proud of these State Farm Fire and Casualty Company – Bloomington, IL. P067001 students’ dedication to musi01/06 cal excellence and the class with which they represented their school.
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Tigers Ground Rockets, 53 – 44
Sophomore Brian Bollenbacher tries to get the Huron offense going during the second half of the victory over the Rockets.
The Huron Boys basketball team traveled to Oak Harbor looking for their third SBC win on Friday night. The Tigers came out playing a full court press, looking to force the action. What they certainly did was keep the Rockets from finding a scoring groove for three full periods. At the end of the first quarter, neither team scored in the double digits. Huron finished on top, 9 – 6. The Tiger defense remained stingy in the second period, only allowing Oak Harbor another seven points. Zach Grieves (four three pointers) and Collin Scheid (nine points) provided most of Huron’s 23 first half points. The third period was eerily similar to the first half where neither team could muster much offense. Huron was able to maintain its ten point lead, 33-23. It was during the final quarter where the teams showed some spark. Oak Harbor would almost match their night’s previous three periods in the final stanza, scoring 21 points. The Rockets would close to within four points with just 2:09 left in the game. With a minute and a half to go, Collin Scheid hit two free throws to give Huron a six point lead. On Oak Harbor’s next possession, Scott was fouled and hit the first of his two free throws. He missed the second shot, but the Rockets were able to tie up the rebound and force a jump ball. The possession arrow went Oak Harbor’s way. On the ensuing inbounds play, underneath the Rocket basket, there was a controversial turnover call that gave Huron the ball back and took the wind out of the Rockets’ comeback attempt. The remainder of the contest was a free throw exhibition put on by the Tigers. With 17 seconds left, Oak Harbor hit a three pointer, but it was too late. Huron won, 53-44. The Tiger’s Collin Scheid led Huron with 16 points while Zach Grieves chipped in with 14 of his own. Unfortunately, Huron’s JV boys fell to the Rockets in the evenings first match, 52-46. The Tigers were led by junior Matt Schoelwer’s 10 points and junior Jon Hicks’ 13 points.
Collin Scheid directs the Tiger offense and is also the team’s leading scorer off the bench with 16 points. PHOTO BY CHRIS MISCHLER
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Lady Tigers Win Second Straight On Parent’s Night On Tuesday night, the Huron girls’ basketball program celebrated Parents Night at Huron High School. The Tigers were fresh off a win over SBC rival Oak Harbor and looking forward to their first match up against Port Clinton. The evening began, as so many now seem to, with a victory in the JV game. Huron 41 Port Clinton 21. The Junior Tigers improved their record to 10 – 5 on the season. Alexis Lemar lead the way with 13 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 steals. She was aided by Devon Koenig’s 12 points and Ellie Justus’ 6 rebounds. Between games, the parents were recognized as they were escorted by their daughters across the gymnasium to meet the program’s coaching staff. The Varsity game’s scoring started fast out of the gate for both teams. Huron’s full court press created problems for the Redskins as the Tigers took a 10 – 7 lead at the 5:29 mark. At 4:49, Volz hit a three pointer to increase the Huron margin to13 – 7. The first period ended with Port Clinton trailing 16-14. During the second period, in what would be a reoccurring theme, Lauren Volz would hit two more three’s to give her nine points in the first half. However, Port Clinton would outscore the Tigers 17 – 11 overall, to go into halftime with the score 31 – 27 in PC’s favor. The third period saw both teams struggle to score until Lauren Volz found her touch again late in the stanza, hitting three straight three pointers. She single handedly took Huron from trailing 34 – 36 to a lead of 43 – 36 in just a couple minutes of play. Early in the fourth quarter, Port Clinton mounted a run and came within two points of the lead (44-42) with 7:08 left in the game, following two straight Huron turnovers. But Devon Grendow and Sarah Phinney rescued the Tigers, putting Huron back on top, 50 – 42 with 4:15 left to play. Points by Junior Mellisa Moberg, Ashley Stacey, and Sarah Phinney closed out the victory. Huron 57 Port Clinton 48. Statistically, Lauren Volz was the star of the night with 23 points (7 three’s) and 7 rebounds.
Sarah Phinney had her usual solid game of nine points and six rebounds. Ashley Stacey added 10 points, 7 boards, and 3 steals. The freshman point guard Caroline Estel hustled her way to 11 rebounds, 8 points, and 6 assists.
Girls Basketball Varsity - Huron 41 Margaretta 67 Meg West – 11 points/Lauren Volz – 10 points Reserve – Huron 40 Margaretta 51 Boys Basketball Varsity Boys – Huron 36 Vermillion 63
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Gaming Night for Adults - Here’s your chance to learn how to play the new Wii games that everyone is talking about! Grab a partner or go it alone but come to the Huron Public Library tonight Mon. - Thur. from 6:30 - 8:00 This pro10 AM - 8:30 PM p.m. gram is for adults only, so come and Fri. & Sat. find out what 10 AM - 5 PM the games are all For more Sun. 1 – 4 PM about. information, call 419-433-5009. Second Thursday Seminar - Tonight at 7 p.m. Huron’s City Manager, Andrew White will present the State of the City at the Huron Public Library. Mr. White will share with the community the accomplishments of the City Council during 2008 and plans for 2009. This event is free and open to the public. Musical Gaming Day - Musical Gaming Day will be held on Friday, February 13. Since there is no school, come to the library for a day filled with music. We will play Wii High School Musical and Wii Guitar Hero World Tour as well as Play Station 2 Rock Band and Dance Dance Revolution. We also have Sing Star and Sing It. The morning, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., will be for families, 12 - 2 p.m. for grades 3 - 6, and 2 - 4 p.m. is for grades 7 - 12. For more information, call 419-433-5009. Closed for President’s Day - The Huron
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Public Library will be CLOSED on Monday, February 16 in honor of President’s Day. No books will be due on this day and the book drops will remain open. Mystery Book Group - The Huron Public Library’s Mystery Book Group will meet on Wednesday, February 18 at 7 p.m. to discuss Skeleton’s Knee by Archer Mayor. Detective Joe Gunther is investigating the death of a man who lived a hermit’s life in Brattleboro, Vermont. After it is discovered that the man died from a year-old gunshot wound, Gunther finds a fortune squirreled away in the dead man’s cabin. This mysterious finding leads Gunther on a trail that takes him to Chicago. For more information, call the library at 419-433-5009 or email huron@huronlibrary.org Thursday Night Theatre - Get the kids out of the house and come to the Huron Public Library’s Thursday Night Theatre on Thursday, February 19 at 6 p.m. This film brings us a new twist on the classic mad scientist/monster genre. A hunchbacked lab assistant has big dreams of becoming a mad scientist himself and winning the first place prize at the annual Evil Science Fair in this animated comedy. This movie has been rated PG by the MPAA and will run 87 minutes. Refreshments will be available for a nominal fee from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. For more information, call 419-433-5009. The Huron Public Library Board of Trustees gratefully acknowledges the following donations to the library: In memory of Ruth Chesrown a donation from Marilyn Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen N. Bowen, Barbara Plummer and Robert and Marcia Dudeck. In memory of Mary David a donation from Marjorie A. Morgan.
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Over 500 items for a dollar! W ho le Beef Te nder lo in
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TIMESHARES SELL/RENT YOUR TIMESHARE NOW!! Maintenance fees too high? Need Cash? Sell your unused timeshare today. No commissions or broker fees. Free consultation. www. sellatimeshare.com, 1-888310-0115 Reader Advisory: the National Trade Association we belong to has purchased the above classifieds. Determining the value of their service or product is advised by this publication. In order to avoid misunderstandings, some advertisers do not offer “employment” but rather supply the readers with manuals, directories and other materials designed to help their clients establish mail order selling and other businesses at home. Under NO circumstance should you send any money in advance or give the client your checking, license ID, or credit card numbers. Also beware of ads that claim to guarantee loans regardless of credit and note that if a credit repair company does business only over the phone it’s illegal to request any money before delivering its service. All funds are based in US dollars. 800 numbers may or may not reach Canada.
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Happy Valentines Day!
Seafood Road Show Friday & Saturday February 13th & 14th 10:00 a.m - 6 p.m.
F EE SamR ples! !
All Aboard For Premium Seafood!
Mike Bassett Invites Huron to Bassett's Market Catawba Spectacular Seafood Roadshow!
or f s l a e D Sweettine's Day! Valen
Premium
Cold Water Lobster Tails
Surf & Turf Specials!
Assorted Cash & Carry Roses
KING CRAB 99 LEGS
$19
Save $2.00
COLOSSAL 6-9 CT.
Red Ripe Strawberries 1 lb. pkg.
BUY ONE GET ONE
FREE 73% LEAN USDA GROUND BEEF
Save $2.00/LB.
$
1.69/LB.
7-8 oz.
$999/ea.
USDA CHOICE BONELESS Save ENGLISH ROASTS $2.00/LB.
$
2.49/LB.
GERBER'S ALL NATURAL BONELESS SKINLESS CHICKEN BREASTS Save
$3.00/LB.
JUMBO WILD Shell-On White Shrimp 10/15 COUNT
$9
$
2.49/LB.
"Fresh" Swordfish Loin
$1099/lb.
"Fresh" Hawaiian Big Eye Tuna
$1699/lb.
99/lb. $1699/lb.
USDA SELECT BONELESS BEEF LOIN 12-14 LB. AVG.
WHOLE NEW YORK STRIP STEAK OR STRIP ROAST Only 120 to Se ll!
USDA ANGUS PRIDE 12-14 LB. AVG.
WHOLE BONELESS BEEF-RIBEYE
Stock Up Your Freezer!
While Supplies Last!
CALL Call 419-734-6506 419-872-6900 & ORDER 0 NOW!! Order &O rderr Now! Now!
Only
3
$ 29 lb.
INDIVIDUAL STEAKS ONLY $4.99/LB.
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BEEF TENDERLOIN
Only 60 to Sell! Lowest Price Of The Year On The Best Eating Boneless Rib Steaks In Our Store!
While Supplies Last!
USDA CHOICE BONELESS 4# & UP
Only
CALL Call 419-734-6506 419-872-690 00 419-872-6900 & ORDER & Order ow! Now! NOW!!No
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88 $ 99 lb.
INDIVIDUAL STEAKS STEAKS INDIVIDUAL ONLY$4.99/LB. $5.88/LB. ONLY
Save $4.00 lb.
GREAT PRICE!!!
ONLY
$ WHILE
SUPPLIES LAST!
CALL 419-734-6506 & ORDER NOW!!
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INDIVIDUAL STEAKS ONLY $7.77/LB. SLICED AND WRAPPED FREE TO YOUR ORDER!!
PRICES GOOD FEBRUARY 2009 WED. 11 | THUR. 12 | FRI. 13 | SAT. 14 | SUN. 15
77 LB.
SAVE $3.00 lb.