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Main Harbor Marina News June 2013

TABLE OF CONTENTS 3

MAIN HARBOR STORE & SEATOW 4

MAIN HARBOR MARINA 5

MARIINE SERVICES 6

MAIN HARBOR’S RECIPE OF THE MONTH 7

BOATS FOR SALE 8

THE NEW LOOK AND FEEL OF THE MAIN HARBOR MARINA NEWSLETTER 12

INSIDE TH IS ISSUE:

Don’t miss your chance for free money. Find this symbol in this newsletter. Win a

$50 gift certificate*. Once you find it, email us as quickly as possible to secure your

prize at mainharbordevelopment@gmail.com or mail it to us with you slip number,

name, and address. The winner will be selected based on time and date received. It

can be redeemed for gas, slip rent, merchandise at Main Harbor Store, or towards a

Sea Tow membership. *Coupon must be claimed before the next month’s newsletter is

mailed.

About the Author

Aaron Criddle manages Main Harbor Store, Sea Tow, and Main Harbor

Marina. He is around the harbor nearly everyday and has a feel for its

special connection to the reservoir. Knowing every slip renter by name

and respectively their each individual needs, he keeps the customers

wanting to return and enjoying their stay.

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Main Harbor Store & Sea Tow

GOOD TIMES START HERE!

We are open Monday – Thursday 10 to 6 and

Friday – Sunday 9 to 7. Main Harbor Store has 3

boat lifts for a pontoon or ski boat for sale from

$2,500 to $5,200 on E pier and M Pier. Payment

plan is available (call for details).

Stop by Main Harbor Store and get your Sea Tow memberships. Sea Tow

covers you 24/7 with anything from towing your boat to gas drops. Re-

member if you have a Sea Tow membership, you get ten cents a gallon

off of our ethanol free gas at Main Harbor Store. Also if you rent a boat

slip from Main Harbor Marina, you get $20 off memberships starting at

$99 per year. This discount is only good at Main Harbor Store.

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Main Harbor Marina

Important Notice:

All trailers and vehicles not in driving condition WILL BE REMOVED

from the parking lots on or around July 31st if not removed by the own-

ers. Trailer storage is available behind the old Boatworks building for

$35 a month. The PRV is being strict on the appearance of the Harbor.

Any dock boxes on A, B, C, & D Pier and on the main walkways must

be dock boxes that are approved by Main Harbor management. For

more information on trailer storage and/or approved dock boxes, call

Main Harbor Store at 601-853-0683.

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Marine Services

If you are in need of quality marine services, we have a few friends in

the area!

Please call Joe at 601-213-7878

for your boat cleaning needs.

He does a great job cleaning at

good rates.

Action Marine is proud to off Sea Tow mem-

bers 10% of all parts and labor. Just present

you Sea Tow membership card to receive your

discount. 601-397-6657 or visit

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Main Harbor’s Recipe of the Month

Peanut Butter and Fudge Pie Submitted by Pat Rogers

½ cup creamy peanut butter

¼ cup honey

1 qt. vanilla ice cream, softened

9 oz. graham cracker pie crust

½ cup cashews, chopped and di-

vided

½ cup jar fudge topping, warmed

Garnish: whipped topping, additional warmed fudge topping and

chopped cashews

Combine peanut butter and honey, then stir in ice cream. Spoon

half of ice cream mixture into pie crust. Sprinkle with half of cash-

ews. Drizzle half of warmed fudge topping over cashews, then

spoon remaining ice cream mixture over top. Sprinkle with remain-

ing cashews and drizzle with remaining fudge topping.

Freeze about 8 hours or until firm. Garnish with whipped topping,

additional warmed fudge topping and chopped cashews. Substi-

tute pecans for cashews if desired.

Serves 6-8

Monthly Recipe Sponsored by

Pelican Cove Grill

“Ice cream pie that is like an Ice cream sundae.”

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Boats for Sale

Dale ShepherdDale Shepherd——BROKERBROKER

Call 601Call 601--260260--4745 to inquire about our boats for sale4745 to inquire about our boats for sale

or to let us sale yours!or to let us sale yours!

Office Hours: 9-5, Monday - Sunday

I specialize in sales of quality used boats of all kinds. Whether you have a sailboat for sale,

or are looking to purchase a ski boat, put my many years of experience on the Ross Barnett

Reservoir to work for you.

After the sale, I can assist you if you need help with insurance, banking, transport, mainte-

nance, and accessories, saving you time and money and ensuring maximum enjoyment of

your boat.

All boats sold come with a free 60 day free trial Sea Tow membership.

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Boats for Sale

1998 Carver 350 Cruiser ($99,000) OBO

Engines and generator replaced in 2011, twin

350, almost everything on the boat is new.

1995 25' Sea Ray Sundancer Cruiser

$21,000 or make offer

Boat is in excellent shape (looks new)

with trailer

1994 27 Hunter Sail Boat ($8,000)

Excellent condition, trailer, 8HP 4-stroke motor,

galley, stove, sails,

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Boats for Sale

1985 25' Catalina Sailboat

With Trailer, mercury outboard, sails

$8,000 or make offer

2000 Summerset 16' X 74'

$175,000

1969 Drifter 14' X 44'

$12,500 Reduced to $9,000

Steel Hull with catwalks, new bottom in July

2010

Straight six Mercruiser engine, outdrive ser-

viced in July 2010

No Generator. Roof and walls are in good con-

dition.

Inside needs updating. Roof-top air.

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If you want to add a boat to the list or inquire about one If you want to add a boat to the list or inquire about one

of our boats for sale, call Dale at 601of our boats for sale, call Dale at 601--260260--4745.4745.

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Questions or comments?

Email us at mainharbordevelopment@gmail.com or call 601 -853-0683.

The New Look and Feel of the Main Harbor Newsletter

If you or someone you know would like to advertise in our newsletter, these are the steps you need to take first.

You need to email or call us to acquire more information.

We will need your company logo and some basic information about your company.

We will also need to know how long you want your ad to run.

How do you like the new look?

Will it benefit our customers and residents?

Will it benefit area businesses if they advertise with us?

Should we do something different or add anything?

Give us your response at

mainharbordevelopment@gmail.com.

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