Events Continued - The Lake-Front Magazine

2 -The Lake-Front TM - March, 2013

Inside This Issue: 

Come on out to the 

Table of Contents 

Feature Story 

Wisp Resort: Better than ever! ......6 

“Skip Around Town” 

Local Tidbits ........................ 12 

In The Spotlight 

Senior College ........................ 34 

Artistically Speaking 

Spruce Forest Artisan Village ..... 42 

Community News 

Deep Creek Art & Wine Festival . 46 

What’s Happening 

LEAN Conference ................ 48 

Second Chances for Women .... 50 

LONG BRANCH 

Departments: 

Calendar of Events .................. 26 

Map of Deep Creek Lake ...... 40-41 

Skier’s Notebook 

Updates from Wisp Resort ........ 52 

Map of Oakland, MD .............. 56 

Guides: 

Night-Life Guide ................... 58 

Dining Guide ....................... 62 

Shopping Guide .................... 70 

Live Music Schedule ............... 76 

Directory of Advertisers .......... 78 

Cover photo by 

Bello Photography 

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From The Editor 

Dear Friends, 

March! One step closer to spring. We’ve had a great winter here on the mountaintop... 

lots of fresh powder for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages. Wisp Ski Resort had one of its 

best seasons ever and the staff and management there look forward to a bright future 

with their new owners. Read all about it starting on Page 6. 

For me, the advent of Spring brings a sense of renewal and new beginnings. If you’re 

looking for a new direction, Garrett College will be hosting two events this month that 

you may want to check out. The first is Second Chances for Women, sponsored by 

the Garrett Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW). It is 

an event for women thinking about going back to or starting college. I was fortunate 

enough to be on the panel last year and meet some of the brave young women returning 

to complete their education...very inspiring. Read more about it on Page 50. 

They’ve also instituted the Garrett Institute of Lifelong Learning (GILL) for senior citizens 

who wish to remain active and involved. Their story is on Page 34. And of course, 

the Annual Garrett County Job Fair will be held on March 28th for those looking for 

part time, full time or summer work. Complete information on this and other March 

Happenings can be found in our Calendar of Events starting on Page 26. 

So get out and enjoy the warm weather, appreciate the sun, and remember, whatever 

your pleasure this March...enjoy! 

Linda Carr, Editor 

The Lake-Front 

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Your Guide to Good Food 

in Garrett County 

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Feature Story 

Wisp Resort Better than Ever! 

New Ownership & Existing Management 

provide Stability and Consistency 

After fourteen months in Chapter 11, Wisp Resort emerged from bankruptcy 

protection in late December with a new ownership structure and an infusion of 

capital and experience. Salt Lake City, Utah based Everbright Pacific, an affiliate 

of Pacific Group, has taken over as the new operator of the resort. Pacific Group 

partnered with a publicly traded real 

estate investor on the transaction. 

The sale was finalized just in time 

for the Christmas holidays to arrive 

and for the ski season to kick off in 

earnest. 

The vast majority of the Wisp 

management team will remain 

in their current positions with 

longtime Wisp Resort veteran 

Jerry Geisler assuming the reins 

of General Manager. This smooth 

transition will provide successful 

and experienced management for 

the resort going forward. Pacific Group will bring its operations and development 

experience from ski and golf resorts in New England, Canada, and throughout the 

West to help Wisp Resort as it expands its on-mountain services and associated 

amenities. 

“To be able to emerge from bankruptcy with a healthy financial situation presents 

lots of opportunities for us,” explained Geisler. “The way our team has worked 

together through a very difficult economic situation has been a strong testament 

to the culture here. With the additional support from Pacific Group, we are back 

on track towards our goal of providing our guests with the best mountain resort 

experience in the Mid-Atlantic region.” 

Geisler noted that the resort is in the midst of working on plans for improving 

the resort beginning this summer. In the meantime, some first steps towards 

improvements have already been implemented such as providing ski and snowboard 

rentals at the top of the mountain on busy weekends in the building that houses 

the Pumphouse Café. Food service has also been expanded at that location. Both 

changes have helped relieve some congestion in the Main Lodge on busy holidays 

and weekends. Geisler noted, “By eliminating the shuttle ride back down the 

mountain to the base for rentals and lift tickets, our guests get more time on the 

snow and have a much better experience.” 

Wisp Resort is continuing its full offerings in skiing and snowboarding as well 


Continued.....


Feature Story Continued 

as snow tubing, ice skating, the mountain coaster, cross-country skiing and other 

winter activities. In fact, crowds for certain weekends this winter broke previous 

sales records. Far from narrowing the focus to just winter, summer and other fourseason 

activities such as golf, Segway tours, fly-fishing, mountain biking, canopy 

tours, and the mountain coaster will 

be augmented and improved as well. 

Wisp’s mountain operations 

have always been healthy, but 

when the real estate market turned 

down, real estate development 

activities associated with the 

property adversely affected the 

whole company. Geisler explained 

that as part of the process of settling 

the bankruptcy, an unrelated entity 

has purchased a large portion of 

the real estate development land 

around Lodestone Golf Club, although the course itself will continue to be owned 

and operated by Wisp Resort. That unrelated real estate entity has plans to rekindle 

the real estate sales this spring. Geisler commented, “They will be focusing on the 

real estate around the upper golf course, and our guys will be focusing on the ski and 

summer recreation related aspects of the mountain. Our job is to provide the very 


est on-mountain experience we can, and we’re looking forward to it.” 

ABOUT WISP 

Wisp Resort is a four season mountain resort by the shores of Deep Creek Lake 

in Western Maryland. Wisp offers skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, golf, 

canopy tours, lift-served mountain biking, and a variety or other mountain recreation 

activities. The ski resort has 10 lifts and 32 trails on 132 acres, more than 90% of 

which is lit for night skiing. Wisp has a state of the art snowmaking system which is 

generally acknowledged as the most advanced in North America capable of covering 

virtually all trails with as much as a foot of snow in 24 hours under ideal snowmaking 

conditions. www.wispresort.com 

ABOUT PACIFIC GROUP 

Over the past 25 years, Salt Lake City based Pacific Group and its affiliates have 

been instrumental in the operations, sales, development, and construction of numerous 

resort properties, including ski and golf projects such as Wisp. Additionally, Pacific 

Group has been very active in real estate acquisition, development, and construction 

with over 1,000 successfully completed projects. These projects include some of 

the top resort properties in North America plus multi-family urban condominium 

properties, and master planned resort communities. Pacific Group has established 

itself as a seasoned operations and development company with completed projects 

in 26 U.S. states and Canada. www.pgc.us. 

Photos courtesy of Wisp Ski Resort 



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Skip Around Town 


...by Skip “Hummingbird” Carr 

I’m writing this early this month 

due to scheduling issues, so if the ink 

seems more faded than ink on some 

of the other pages, you know why. 

Happy March birthdays to Amy 

Hook(22) and Camden Ritchie(2). 

I saw Caleigh Raine Calhoun of 

Friendsville last month for the first 

time in years...a lovely and intelligent 

young lady...daughter of Carol and 

Crede Calhoun. 

If you are looking for a full or parttime 

job, or if you are looking for employees 

for your business, the Annual 

Garrett County Job Fair will be held 

on Thursday, March 28th from 3pm to 

6pm in the new gymnasium at Garrett 

College. 

Speaking of jobs, I was trying to impress 

Local Legend Lou Battistella 

with my advanced bagging skills... 

you know tossing jars in the air and 

catching them behind my back and 

ricochetting off the wall and into the 

waiting bag without moving my head 

or my feet, then tying the bag with one 

hand...didn’t work. Lou looked and he 

Mylan Matlick, daughter of Carrie 

Matlick of Swanton- reading her Lake- 

Front at Glotfelty Enterprises in Oakland 

(photo by Keith Handyside) 

Caitlin with Scott Foley at 

Madison Square Garden to see 

the New York Knicks. 

I got to chat with Greta Taylor of 

DQ Grill & Chill last month...always 

a pleasure. 

Sincere condolences to Larry and 

Lana Roby who lost Lana’s mother 

last month. 

Spring training began last month 

and the first MLB regular season game 

will be on March 31st. Art Capobianco 

of Deep Creek Gourmet is excited 

about the Boston Red Sox, however, I 

can assure you that the only way there 

will be World Series games played in 

Boston this year is if everything west 

of Worcester and south of Braintree 

slides off the continent into the Pacific 

Ocean and...well, never mind. 

Don’t forget Locals’ Night at Santa 

Fe Grille- Wednesday and Thursday 

gets you a big discount if you live within 

50 miles of the restaurant...great food, 

professional service and wallet-friendly 

prices. 

I saw Pam Scott of Second 

Homes At The Lake recently...looking 

as young and vibrant as ever. 



Syrus Mark O’Faolean-Johnson, son 

of Jade O’Faolean 

Congratulations to our friend Pascal 

Fontaine of Deer Park Inn on 

being chosen to help prepare the Innaugeration 

meal in Washington, DC. 

Pascal was a big part of the preparations 

in 2008 also. 

Linda attended an event at DC’s 

Restaurant at The Wisp Resort last 

month. She was very impressed with 

the meal prepared by Victoria Buckel 

and her staff...stop by and see for 

yourself. 

“Ain’t no mountain high enough...” 

Really. What about Mt. Ranier? 

I read that grapes explode when 

you put them in a microwave. 

Sam Dixon, Caroline Blizzard, Kathy 

Handyside and Odette Lueck at the 

Discovery Center Deep Creek Lake State 

Park. You can sponsor the care of one 

of their injured birds by “adopting” it’s 

care for a month. Visit www.discoverycenterdcl.com 

for information. 



Kendal Glass with Mom Valerie 

enjoying an afternoon out. 

I called a bunch of my friends and 

invited them over to see six different 

kinds (various colors) explode. I put 

the grapes in and we sat there and 

waited from noon to well after 11pm 

and nothing happened...no explosion, 

no splat, nothing...so much for that old 

wives tale. 

Sam “The Eagle Has Landed” 

Housely and I are developing the early 

stages of our next project, a gossip 

magazine called “Dredging The Lake” 

I saw Katie Glotfelty and her dad 

Brian last month...Katie doesn’t look 

a day over 25. 

How about Kilimanjaro? 

I’m not a writer but I pretend to be 

each month in this magazine. 

I went to the PACE (Positive Attitude 

Changes Everything) conference 

in Annapolis in late January where I 

met Oakland Mayor Peggy Jamison 

Tony Doerr of Doerr Construction, 

Sarah Duck of the Garrett Chamber, 

and Kendra Geiger of Keystone Lime 

enjoying the PACE recption 


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Michelle Ross of Oakland Main Street 

with Oakland Mayor Peggy Jamison 

What about K2? 

When they made me they threw 

away the mold...then tried to make it 

look like an accident. 

As the time nears to name a new 

Skip Around Town Woman Of The 

Year, nominations are flying in. Some, 

but not all, of the nominees are Lori 

Epp of The Wisp, Michelle Boone 

of Deep Creek Shop & Save, Nancy 

Reed of Hartman’s Liberty and Long 

John Ackerman of The Planet Mars. 

Ring, rang; spring, sprung; ping 

pong. 

Thanks to Jim Johnson of Electronic 

Diagnostic Center in Oakland. 

I needed a new remote, went to Electronic 

Diagnostics and Jim set everything 

up for me...all I had to do was 

go home, turn on the TV with my new 

remote and there were Wyatt Earp, 

The Lone Ranger and everyone else. 

18 -The Lake-FrontTM River Anna Hough. River celebrated 

her first birthday on January 31st, 

daughter of Salem Hough. 

- March, 2013 

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Food Served from 5 – 10 PM 

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Guest Bartenders each Week 6 to 9 

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Over $4,000 raised in the last several months 

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Our lovely and talented waitresses 

Ryshell Weaver and Jennifer Tirado of 

West in Loews Annapolis Hotel 

Did you forget Mt. Everest?? 

While at the PACE conference 

we ate dinner at the hotel restaurant, 

named simply West. I spent the first 

37 years of my life in New England 

but I had the best lobster salad(on 

grilled Slider Buns) I ever had at West. 

Brenda Mary Margaret Siobhan Louise 

Elizabeth McDonnell of Brenda’s 

Pizzeria and Traders’ Coffee House 

was with us and put cayenne peppers 

in my brownie sundae...other than that 

a truly fabulous burger, great meal. I 

only hope that Ryshell and Jennifer 

are still there next year when I go back. 

I forgot to mention Jack Rhode’s 

January birthday and Lou DiCarlo’s 

February birthday. My birthday this 

month will be celebrated at an undisclosed 

location where everything will 

cost 65 cents...I’l let you know next 

month...never mind. 

Local Legend Patty Mash with Phil St. 

Moritz of Bill’s Marine, Bill’s Outdoor 

and The Boardwalk 


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Sunday: 7 am - 7 pm 

Evening Dinner Specials 

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• Homemade Pies • Lunch Specials 

• Bagged Ice • Sweatshirts 

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There were three winners in the 

February Trivia Contest. Karen Lesniak 

of Sewickley, PA won a $25. 

Gift Certificate to Deep Creek Sweets. 

Phyllis Hahn of Grantsville, MD won 

a $25. Gift Certificate to Cobblestone 

Hair Studio & Gift Shop. Colleen 

Steenberge of McHenry, MD won a 

$25. Certificate to Dutch’s at Silver- 

Tree Restaurant. They all knew the 

name of at least one of the Four Horse- 

Local stuntman Ernie “Knievel” Hauser 

getting ready to fly over...never mind 

men of the Apocalypse(Conquest, 

Famine, Death and Slaughter). 

This month: 

THE RULES: (1) Entries must be 

received by March 18th. (2) A drawing 

will be held in case there is more than 

one correct entry. 

THE ADDRESS: Skip Around 

Town, Box 67, Friendsville, MD 21531 

or at clsventures@verizon.net. 

THE PROBLEM: What is the name 

of the restaurant at Loews Annapolis 

Hotel on West Street in Annapolis, 

MD? 

THE PRIZES: 1st name drawn will 

be given a $25. Certificate to Deep 

Creek Sweets. 2nd name gets a 

$25. Certificate to Cobblestone Hair 

Studio. 3rd name drawn will get a $25. 

Certificate to Dutch’s at Silver Tree 

Restaurant. 

Until next month...when I perfect 

the art of bagging four bags at once, 

see you on the Lake-Front. 


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Live Entertainment First Saturday 

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Russell Stover Candies • Greeting Cards 

Health & Beauty Aids 

Open Monday thru Friday: 9am-6pm 

Saturday: 9am - 3pm 

McHenry Plaza • Route 219 

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Mountain State Brewing Co. 

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Delicious Wines • Wonderful Cheeses 

Spectacular Sandwiches 

Custom Gift Baskets 

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About ¾ mi past the Wisp entrance 

on Marsh Hill Rd. 

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SUNDAY MARCH 17th 

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LIVE Bagpipers at 5pm 

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Calendar of Events 

Saturday & Sunday, March 2 & 3 

SNOWSHOEING ECO TOURS – Swallow 

Falls State Park, 10 AM to Noon and 1 - 

3 PM. Our 12th year of offering exciting 

snowshoeing tours for families, couples, 

individuals and groups. Explore and discover 

Swallow Falls State Park and a special 

back country area that is seldom seen. 

Awesome photo opportunities and fun. 

Great for almost any age; this is a minimum 

physical effort activiity. Call 1-800- 

446-7554 or email for more information. 

www.deepcreeklakefamilyactivities.com; 

crede@allearthtours.com. 

Sunday, March 3 

Sugo SundAy, FAMILy LEgo RoboT- 

ICS – 1st Sunday of every month from 1 

- 5:00 PM at 116 Industrial Park Drive in 

Accident. Design and build a LEGO Sumo 

Robot to push your opponents off the competition 

ring. Rookies welcome. $10 per 

team. www.sugobot.com. 301-387-2331. 

Saturday, March 9 

GLAF PRESENTS THE PITTSBURGH 

CHAMBER PLAYERS – Garrett College, 

7:30 PM. Come and hear the Pittsburgh 

Symphony musicians that you have grown 

to love at our annual PARTY OF NOTE 

concerts. They will be delighting us with 

a Mozart flute quartet and also with the 

Schubert “Trout” quintet. For ticket information, 

visit www.artsandentertainment. 

org or call 301-387-3082. 


DCWST GOVERNOR’S CUP - Wisp Resort, 

time TBA. Join us on Squirrel Cage 

for one of the biggest races of the season. 

Top three awards for each age and gender 

group. Awards are based on combined 

times for 2 races. Competitors must finish 

all 4 runs to qualify for awards. for more 

information visit www.wispresort.com. 

SNOWSHOEING ECO TOURS – Swal- 


low Falls State Park, 10 AM to Noon 

and 1 - 3 PM. Our 12th year of offering 

exciting snowshoeing tours for families, 

couples, individuals and groups. Explore 

and discover Swallow Falls State Park and 

a special back country area that is seldom 

seen. Awesome photo opportunities and 

fun. Great for almost any age; this is a 

minimum physical effort activiity. Call or 

email for more information. www.deepcreeklakefamilyactivities.com;crede@allearthtours.com. 

Thursday, March 14 

DOGSLEDDING PRESENTATION AND 

KENNEL VISIT – Enjoy an educational 

and entertaining dogsledding presentation. 

Grill mushers, see equipment, hug 

gorgeous and friendly Huskies, watch an 

exciting film of them working/pulling and 

learn a lot! No reservations required on 

this day. It is a two hour program starting 

at 10 AM. Price: $20 per person. For 

information, phone 301-746-7200 or visit 

www.HuskyPowerDogsledding.com. 

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS – 6 - 8 PM. The 

Chamber is pleased to announce that Taylor-Made 

Deep Creek Vacations will be 

hosting our March Business After Hours 

on March 14th from 6 - 8 PM at their new 

location in McHenry. Be sure to come 

and tour the new facility. Enjoy delicious 

food and drink as you mingle with fellow 

Chamber members and Chamber staff at 

our monthly networking events. Don’t forget 

your business card to enter to win prizes. 

$6 for Chamber Members in advance; 

$10 for non members and members at the 

door. Visist www.visitdeepcreek.com for 

more information or call 301-387-4386. 

Friday, March 15 

FRIDAY NIGHT RAIL jAM #3 – Wisp Resort 

at the Pro Park at base of Face. Registration 

at 6 PM; competition at 7 PM. 

Open style rail jam in the Pro park at Wisp. 


• Casual or Formal 

• Sit Down or Buffett 

• Intimate Dinners to 

Large Receptions 

Hartman’s 

Liberty Station 

Rt. 219 S Accident, MD • 301-746-8886 

Mon-Thur.: 

5:30AM-10PM 

Fri: 5:30AM-11PM 

Sat: 7AM-11PM 

Sun: 7:30AM-9PM 

Homemade 

Sandwiches, 

Soups, Fries, Pizza 

& More! 

GROCERIES • DELI • BAIT • LOTTERY 

BEER & WINE • PROPANE STATION 

CAPPUCCINO & COFFEE BAR 

RENT-A-CHEF 

Breakfast, Lunch and/or 

Dinner Freshly Prepared 

at your Location 

Per Meal or Per Day 

Imagine your own private chef, one who takes care 

of the shopping, cooking and cleaning up. 

So sit back, relax and enjoy yourself and your guests. Chef 

Larry & his staff will take care of everything! 

Dear Chef Larry, 

You and your Assistant Chef, Sarah, provided 

a perfect evening for my family’s visit. The meal 

and service was wonderful, and I appreciate all the 

special care you took to include the vegetarians in 

your planning. 

What I will never forget, though, was our lastminute 

emergency when we suddenly remembered 

another guest’s dietary restrictions. You and Sarah 

immediately created a special menu for my guests 

from the foods you had on hand, and she never 

knew we hadn’t planned it from the beginning! 

Thank you for a very special time with my family. 

Judy Finkel 

Executive Chef Larry Roby 

Free Initial Consultation 

301-387-4379 

lroby@rentachef.net 

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Events Continued 

Serve it up under the lights and take home 

some cool swag. $20 fee; Open to skiers 

and riders. (Weather dependent). Visit 

www.wispresort.com for updates. 

COMEDY BLAST - Wispers Bar at Wisp 

Resort’s Main Lodge. Doors open at 7 

PM, performance starts at 8 PM. Enjoy 

two comedy performances by some of 

the nation’s up and coming comediens. 

Ticket price of $22 includes Hors d’ oeuvres 

and a 90 minute show. Full Cash bar 

also available. Limited tickets available. 

Noone under the age of 18 permitted with 

parent or guardien. Visit www.wispresort. 

com for more information. 

Friday & Saturday, March 15 & 16 

10TH AnnuAL bEACHIn’ WEEkEnd 

– Wisp Resort. Join us a for a weekend 

of fun as we enjoy some of the last days 

on the slopes at Wisp. Information and 

schedule available at www.wispresort. 

com. *Note - the Cardboard Derby Race 

will not be taking palce this year. 



Falls State Park, 10 AM to Noon 

and 1 - 3 PM. Our 12th year of offering 

exciting snowshoeing tours for families, 

couples, individuals and groups. Explore 

and discover Swallow Falls State Park and 

a special back country area that is seldom 

seen. Awesome photo opportunities and 




Sunday & Monday, March 16 & 17 

WISP’S 57TH BIRTHDAY WEEKEND – 

Postponed from December 2012. Celebrate 

57 years of skiing in Maryland with 

discounted 1-day lift tickets, discounted 

rentals & lessons, plus entertainment, 

games & more! Wisp Lodging special also 

available. For information and schedule, 

visit www.wispresort.com. 

Tuesday, March 19 

WESTERN MARYLAND LEAN CONFER- 

ENCE – Garrett College, 8 AM - 3:30 PM, 

The Western Maryland Lean Conference 

on principles of Lean management workshop 

is offered in cooperation with the 

Garrett-Allegany Lean Forum. The main 

focus of Lean is to maximize customer 

value and minimize waste. Goals of the 

process include reducing human effort, 

time and expense while increasing quality. 

Fees apply. Visit www.garrettcollege. 

edu for more information. 

Saturday, March 23 

SECOND CHANCES FOR WOMEN– Garrett 

College, Room 511, 9 AM to 1 PM. 

Panels, roundtables, disscussions and support 

for women thinking about returning 

to school. A $500 scholarship will be 

awarded to one of the women attending. 

Sponsored by the Garrett County Branch 

of AAUW. For more information, call 

301-746-4057. 



Falls State Park, 10 AM to Noon and 

1 - 3 PM. Our 12th year of offering exciting 

snowshoeing tours for families, couples, 

individuals and groups. Explore and 

discover Swallow Falls State Park and a 

special back country area that is seldomseen. 

Awesome photo opportunities and 




Tuesday, March 26 

BUSINESS BEFORE HOURS – Dutch’s at 

Silver Tree, 8 AM with breakfast and networking, 

followed by the program starting 

at 8:30 AM and ending at 9:30 AM. 

The topic of discussion will be Education 

in Maryland presented by Dr. Lillian M. 

28 -The Lake-Front TM - March, 2013 Continued.....

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Uno’s Chicago Grill 

2013 Dept. 56 Villages and 

Snowbabies Coming Soon! 

• Jim Shore Collectibles • 

Ornaments Personalized Free 

Deep Creek Lake Ornaments 

Over 60 Themed Trees! 

black bear • Family • Professional 

Patriotic • Fishing • golf • S’mores 

Wine • Wedding • baby • Transportation 

Open Thurs. - Mon.: 10 - 6 

301-387-SHOP (7467) 

Order Online! www.christmaschalet.com 



Lowery, Ed.D, the Maryland State Superintendent 

of Schools. Dr. Lowery will be 

discussing the state of Maryland’s public 

education system. Cost is $15 for Members 

in advance or $20 at the door. Cost 

for nommembers is $30. Visit www.visitdeepcreek.com 

to register online or call 

301-387-4386. 

Thursday, March 28 

GARRETT COUNTY jOB FAIR – New 

Gymnasium at Garrett College, 3 - 6 PM. 

Meet with dozens of businesses hiring 

for part-time, full time, and summer positions. 

Job seekers are encoured to bring 

copies of their resumes and prepared to 

make a good impression. Sponsored by 

Garrett College, Garrett County One-Stop 

Career Center, Western Maryland Consortium, 

104.5 KHJ /92.3 The Train/ 1050 am 

WMSG, and the Garrett County Chamber 

of Commerce. Phone 301-387-3046 for 

more information. 

ONGOING EVENTS: 

STATE PARKS—Campfires, nature hikes and 

identification, arts and crafts, tours and demonstrations. 

Visit www.dnr.md.gov/publiclands/western.html 

for more information. 

Deep Creek Lake State Park/ The 

Discovery Center: 301.387.7067 

New Germany State Park:301.895.5453 

Swallow Falls State Park: 301.334.9180 

Herrington Manor — 301.334.9180 

Potomac State Forest : 301.334.2038 

• dEEP CREEk LAkE dISCoVERy CEn- 

TER—Deep Creek Lake State Park, open 

Friday - Sunday, 10 AM - 4 PM. Children 

and adults can enjoy the Department of 

Natural Resources’ interpretive environmental 

center, exhibits & Nature Shop and 

special programs and hikes. For a list 

of activities, phone 301.387.7067. Visit 

www.discoverycenterdcl.com for various 

activity schedules. 

30 -The Lake-FrontTM • STAInEd gLASS CuTTIng dEMon- 

STRATIONS—Stained Glass Gallery, 214 

- March, 2013 

I Street, Mt. Lake Park. Open daily from 

10 am - 5 pm. Stained glass cutting demonstrations 

and tour showroom with over 

2,000 stained glass creations. Contact Lou 

DiCarlo at 301.334.8222. 

• GARRETT COUNTY BARN QUILT 

TOUR -- Take a narrative, self-guided tour 

to see the beautiful barn quilts located 

around Garrett County using your cell 

phone. Call 301-501-5063 to get started. 

Check out the website or stop by the Garrett 

Co. Visitors Center for up to date maps. 

www.GarrettBarnQuilts.org. 

• FInE ARTS & CRAFTS EXHIbIT – The 

Gallery, Monday-Saturday, 10:00 am – 5:00 

pm. Featuring various exhibits throughout 

the year showcasing local artisans. www. 

garrettarts.com, 301.334.6580. 

• dogSLEddIng PRESEnTATIon And 

KENNEL VISIT - Husky Power Dogsledding 

at Mountain MD Kennels, LLC. Enjoy an 

educational and entertaining dogsledding 

presentation. Grill the mushers; see 

equipment; hug Huskies and watch films. 

Reservations Are Required. $. 301-746- 

7200. www.HuskyPowerDogsledding. 

com. 

• SIMon PEARCE TouRS – 265 Glass 

Drive, Mt. Lake Park; 9 am – 5 pm. Open 

7 days a week. Factory open to visitors 

for self-guided tours to watch master glass 

blowers create beautiful glassware. www. 

simonpearce.com, 301.334.5277. 

Wednesdays: 

COMMUNITY SWIM AT THE CARC – 

Wednesdays 6:30 - 8:30 PM. $5 per person. 

Garrett College Community Aquatic 

& Recreation Complex. www.gccarc.com. 

Thursdays - Saturdays: 

SEASONALLY CURATED CHEESE TAST- 

Ing & PAIRIng EXPERIEnCES – FireFly 

Farms Creamery & Market, 2 & 4 PM Thursday 

– Saturday. Guests will be provided 


SNOWBIRD CREATIONS 

GLASS STUDIO 

Unique Art Glass for your 

Home, Garden, and Wardrobe 

Off Season Open by Appointment 

Call 301-387-4624 “I will gladly open for you!” 

Officical Opening for 2013 Season 

Memorial Day Weekend 10 - 4 Sat/Sun 

Open House/Studio Tour 

398 Snowbird Lane/Swanton, MD 21671 

www.snowbirdcreations.com 



with valuable information on the sensory 

aspects of cheese tasting and pairing – from 

aroma to taste, and balancing of the five essential 

taste elements. Reservations must 

be made 24 hours in advance and are subject 

to availability. Cost is $49 per person 

for three pairings and $65 per person for 

four pairings. www.fireflyfarms.com 

Saturday & Sundays: 

NASTAR RACES – Wisp Resort, beginning 

Saturday, December 15th and continuing 

through March 9, 2013. The largest recreational 

ski & snowboard race program in 

the world provides a fun, competitive and 

easily accessible racing program. 11 AM 

- 2 PM. Visit www.wispresort.com for fee 

information. 

Sundays: 

COMMUNITY SWIM AT THE CARC – Sundays 

12 – 2 PM. $5 per person. Garrett 


College Community Aquatic & Recreation 

Complex. www.gccarc.com. 

April 13 

Health Fair 

April 26 - 28 

Oakland Civil War Days 

June 17, 2013 

Taste of Garrett County


In The Spotlight 

Senior College Gets New Name 

Plans underway for new Spring Classes 

Garrett Institute of Lifelong Learning (GILL) is the name selected for the senior 

college initiative being launched at Garrett College through the division of Continuing 

Education and Workforce Development (CEWD). In addition to the name, 

which was voted in unanimously by those present at a recent planning meeting, 

organizational positions were filled. GILL officers will be as follows: Chair, Kitty 

Lauer; Vice Chair, Barb McClosky; Secretary, Judi Schiff; and Treasurer, Robert 

McClosky 

The concept for GILL was developed over the last several months by a group 

of local residents interested in providing educational opportunities which will be 

selected by the members for the members. “What is key here is that the Institute 

members own this,” Lauer emphasized. 

Also fundamental to GILL is the development of programs of study rather than 

individuals classes. The purpose is to provide deeper and broader consideration 

of a subject by studying it from various angles. Members who were present at the 

meeting voted for the following topics to be offered this May: Current alternative 

energy sources; Spring flowers; History of Garrett County; and Health, to include 

nutrition, cooking, and exercise. For each class scheduled, a GILL member is the 

volunteer coordinator who will find an appropriate instructor. 

“The time frame for each class in May is six hours spread over four 90 minute 

class session. This is the model that GILL will follow, but other arrangements are 

feasible,” explained Sue Fowler, the CEWD program director who is working with 

this group. 

An additional “Lunch and Learn” class, featuring DVD’s on the brain and its 

functions will also be offered to members at no charge. There will be a one-time 

minimal introductory membership fee for the first group of classes to be offered 

this May,” Fowler said. 

Other ideas for possible classes, for now and in the future, were also noted. 

They include genetic modified organisms, managing finances, wine and food pairings, 

American Constitution, Gettysburg, tax preparation, robotics, problem solving, 

local authors, languages, local crafts/artisans, sailing and water sports, cultural 

geography, and local small businesses. 

In addition to developing a curriculum, the GILL group plans to create a web 

site to disseminate information on classes and activities. “Our meetings will be 

held on the last Monday of the month at 1 p.m. Any one who is interested in becoming 

involved with the GILL planning process is welcome,” Fowler said. 

For further information, persons may contact Fowler at susan.folwer@garrettcollege.edu 

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Penn Alps 

Restaurant 

& Craft Shop 

Artisan Village • Craft Shop 

Weekend Brunch & Dinner Buffets 

Celebrating 50 Years of Business! 

125 Casselman Road • Grantsville, MD 

301-895-5985 • Open Daily 

www.pennalps.com 

Jazzercise Center 

13227 Garrett Hwy, Oakland 

301.616.1934 • www.gcjazz.com 

Start anytime! 



Yummy in Your Tummy 

Bring Home The Taste of 

Downhome Goodness 

Gluten-free & Organic Items 

Locally-Made Jelly & Jam 

Trail Mixes · Soup Mixes · Spices 

Bread & Muffin Mixes 

...and so much more! 


Cozy Up to the Fire with a Tin of 

Kettle Corn Popcorn! 

· Colorful Tins of Copper Kettle Popcorn - Pick from 25 Flavors! 

· Fresh Homemade Fudge - Buy a Pound, Get a 1/4 Pound Free! 

· Fresh Roasted Candied Nuts 

· Your Favorite Flavors of JELLY BELLY Jelly Beans 

· Chocolate-Covered Pretzels, S’Mores, Turtles & More! 

We Ship! 

Call to Order 

Check out our tins & popcorn flavors at 

www.copperkettlepopcornfactory.com 

20282 Garrett Highway at Deep Creek Lake 

301.387.5655


1 - Cobblestone Hair Studio & 

Gift Shoppe 

2 - garrett County Visitor’s Center 

Railey Realty 

Railey Mtn. Lake Vacations 

Santa Fe Grille 

3 - Wisp Mountain Resort 

- dC’s bar & Restaurant 

- Sewickley Spa 

4 - Mountain State brewing Co. 

5 - Market Square 

- bear Creek Traders 

- deep Creek Salon 

- Perkins 

- Shop & Save Fresh 

6 - Taylor-Made deep Creek Vacations 

7 - Funland 

8 - McHenry Plaza 

- Coldwell banker deep Creek Realty 

- deep Creek Pharmacy 

- Ledo Pizza 

- McHenry beverage Shoppe 

9 - Rush Services 

10 - deep Creek outfitters 

11 - The Fort 

- balanced body Studio 

- bello Portraits 

- black bear Tavern 

- deep Creek gourmet 

- Lake Salon 

- Long & Foster Realty 

- Pine Lodge Saloon & Steakhouse 

- Smiley’s Pizzeria & Fun Zone 

12 - brenda’s Pizzeria 

- Traders’ Coffee Shop 

13 - Copper kettle Popcorn Factory 

- yoder’s Country Market 

14 - Christmas Chalet 

15 - Pizzeria unos / Honi Honi bar 

16 - dutch’s at Silver Tree 

17 - Fireside deli 

18 - Snowbird glass Creations 

19 - grand Central at dry dock Plaza 

20 - unique decor design Center 

21 - J.g.’s Pub 

22 - Massage at the Lake day Spa 

- Rt. 219 Flea Market 

- Sorellee’s Pizza Pub 

- Zip’eez Convenience Store 

23 - Little Sandy’s 

24 - Pawn Run Saloon 


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Artistically Speaking 

Spruce Forest Artisan Village is 

Expanding Programs & Events in 2013! 

Come visit a place where creativity thrives! Spruce Forest Artisan Village 

offers a rare opportunity to explore contemporary art studios, watch the 

resident artists work, and learn about their creative process. 

Located on the Historic National Road at Penn Alps in Grantsville, MD, 

Spruce Forest Artisan Village is an arts and heritage center. It was conceived 

in the 1950s by Dr. Alta Schrock as a venue for preserving and promoting 

the traditional crafts of the Allegheny region. Today, Spruce Forest is home 

to historic cabins that have been moved from surrounding homesteads and 

restored to create studios, galleries and museums. These rustic buildings 

house an amazing array of artists 

and their expressions, including 

jewelry, pottery, weaving, 

bird carving, metal sculptures, 

hand-made soaps and candles, 

woodturning, and more. 

Lynn Lais, Spruce Forest’s 

resident potter said, “Where else 

can you go to visit a group of 

contemporary artists, observe their 

real working studios in action, and 

spend all day asking questions 

about their techniques… for free?” 

One of the original log cabins you’ll 

find at Spruce Forest Artisan Village 


Submitted by the Garrett County Arts Council 

While the experience is free, the 

artists’ one-of-a-kind creations are 

available for purchase. 

Each month during the summer and fall, the Artisan Village provides 

rotating studio-gallery space for three non-resident artists. In 2013, they will 

showcase glass, paper quilling, painting, colored pencil drawing, basketmaking, 

quilting, and photography. 

Spruce Forest keeps contemporary and traditional craft traditions alive 

by offering classes and workshops. That is how Gary Yoder, resident master 

bird carver, discovered his life’s passion. He was 11 years old when he took 

a carving class from Dr. Miller. “I still remember that the class description 

said bring a sharp pocket knife. When I was 13, Dr. Shrock asked if I would 



Artistically Speaking Continued 

like to try carving in front of the public. Forty years later, I’m still here doing 

work that I love and meeting new people every day.” 

Adult workshops for 2013 will include glaze decoration (April 20), 

feather carving, weaving on the 4-shaft floor loom, and jewelry making 

(various weekends throughout the summer and fall). Visiting artists will 

also offer workshops during their summer residencies. Metal-smithing and 

woodturning for adults, and hand-built ceramic sculpture and tile-making for 

adults and children can be arranged for small groups and individuals. For 

detailed information about upcoming workshops contact the Village Office: 

301-895-3332. 

Spruce Forest’s museums let you step back in time and discover the 

history of local Amish and Mennonite settlement from the 1800’s until today. 

Visit an 1830s one-room school house complete with desks, books, and old 

shoes and clothes of the period; a working historic grist mill, outfitted with 

19th century equipment, where grain is ground and sold under the original 

name, Stanton’s Mill; and the Miller and Yoder Houses where storytellers 

bring the past to life. 

Spruce Forest also presents special events throughout the year. 

June 15, 2013, 10 am-2pm is Family Day at the Artisan Village. Celebrate 

the coming summer by visiting the teaching studios and museums for hands- 

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on activities designed for children of all ages. Learn about plants with the 

Master Gardeners and make botanical prints. Observe or try out many other 

crafts including calligraphy, ceramics, doll-making, drawing, and more. 

Sept 21 is the 200th Anniversary of the great stone arched Casselman 

River Bridge, an engineering feat spanning the Casselman River adjacent to 

the Artisan Village. Visitors can stroll through a craft show on the banks of 

the River, participate in or observe plein air painters at work, and take part 

in hands-on craft activities for the whole family. 

The first Friday and Saturday of December is always Christmas in the 

Village. For 2013, that is December 6-7. No other venue celebrates the 

season like Spruce Forest when hundreds of candle luminaries light Village 

paths and live-cut greens don every doorway and window sill. Fire-warmed 

studios offer storytelling, music, creative holiday decorations and delicious 

treats. Local musical groups, from high school madrigals to old time bluegrass 

to bell choirs, will present Christmas programs in the Village Church. 

There is no admission to visit the Village. However, donations to support 

its mission to preserve and showcase the art and history of the region are 

always welcome. Spruce Forest Artisan Village is also supported by grants 

from Garrett County Arts Council & the Maryland State Arts Council. For more 

information, visit www.spruceforest.org, Facebook, or call 301-895-3332. 


Community News 

deep Creek Art & Wine Festival 

to Collaborate with Two Local Charities 

The Deep Creek Art and Wine Festival Committee is pleased 

to announce that HART for Animals and Garrett Lakes Arts Festival 

(GLAF) will take the leadership role of the festival for 2013 and going 

forward. The Festival Committee was very pleased to have many 

strong responses to the “Request for Participation” by deserving nonprofits. 

“It was a difficult choice, but after much discussion, the Committee 

voted that HART and GLAF, working in collaboration, will assume 

the leadership role for the Festival”, per Vianne Bell, co-chair of 

event. 

The Festival requires over one hundred volunteers, multiple 

committee Chair persons and a large of amount of time in order to 

successfully run this event on an annual basis. HART and GLAF shared 

their views on how to lead and improve the Festival over the years. 

The Committee voted that their responses best fit the needs of the Festival 

and will lead to its continued success. 

“The Deep Creek Lake Art & Wine Festival is one of the most 

popular events in Garrett County,” says Paula Yudelevit, Executive 

Director of HART for Animals. “HART is honored to be chosen, along 

with GLAF, as the beneficiary of this highly successful and organized 

festival. We truly appreciate the value and impact the Art & Wine 

Festival will have on our fundraising objectives and are committed to 

sustaining the event for many years to come.” 

“The Board of Directors of Garrett Lakes Arts Festival is thrilled 

to partner with HART for Animals to work together to ensure the continued 

success of the Art and Wine Festival.” states Mary Callis, the 

Executive Director of GLAF. “This festival has been very popular and 

a vital part of our tourism industry as well as adding to our county 

charm. I am so pleased that we are able to work together to keep this 

wonderful event in Garrett County.” 

Committee members are currently looking for sponsors for this 

annual event. For more information, contact them at deepcreekwinefest.com 

or like their page on Facebook. 




LEAN Conference Slated 

Michael Olive, Director of the Lean and Operation Excellence Practice with 

GP Strategies, will be the keynote speaker at The Western Maryland Lean Conference 

on principles of Lean management offered in cooperation with the Garrett- 

Allegany Lean Forum and slated at Garrett College on Tuesday, March 19, from 8 

a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 

Olive has brought proven leadership in the design and implementation of lean 

to achieve systemic transformation and 

unprecedented results for GP’s clients. He 

has lead transformation across the globe 

and has been recognized as keynote/guest 

speaker in many venues. 

For over 21 years Olive has developed 

first-hand experience in application and 

consulting in the adoption, training, and 

implementation of the Toyota Production 

System that has enabled his Fortune 100 

clients to thrive through strategic transformation 

planning, coaching, and mentoring 

in lean manufacturing principles and 

lean operating systems design and deployment. 

He has led teams internationally in 

the U.S., UK, Germany, France, Belgium, 

Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Taiwan, Chi- 

Michael Olive 


na, Japan, and Spain. 

Lean is implemented as a business-wide 

philosophy and not simply as a cost-cutting 

initiative, according to the Lean Enterprise Institute. Fuchs will define the concepts 

of “Lean” and outline ways in which it can be implemented in any organization. 

Mike Tumbarello, Coordinator of the Garrett Entrepreneurship and co-facilitator 

of the conference, noted that lean concepts apply to all industries and all types 

and sizes of organization, including governmental and non-profit. “The application 

of lean principles can help any organization compete in a dynamic, challenging 

global marketplace and lean principles can also help enhance the customer 

experience as well as contain costs,” he said. 

The 2013 Western Maryland Lean Conference, which will provide a choice of 

workshops, was designed to be benefitical for beginners and experts alike. Topics 

will include key aspects of continuous improvement, and steps for developing a 

lean transformation plan. 

More information on the Lean Conference is available at www.garrettcollege. 

edu or by calling 301-387-3069.

Delicious Country Breakfasts 

PLUS! 

SERVED ALL DAY! 

grandma’s Meatloaf • REAL Mashed Potatoes 

Homemade desserts & Much, Much More! 

SALAD BAR w/ Homemade Soups & Rolls! 

414 S. Main St. (Rt. 219), Accident, MD • 301-746-8578 

Mon - Sat: 7am - 8pm; Sun: 8am - 8pm 

Primitive Country Wares 

for your home 

215 East Alder St, Downtown Oakland 

301-533-0097 • Open Daily 

See us on Facebook! 

Massage • Hair • Nails 

Facials • Acupuncture 

OPI • Natural Nails • Shellac • Reflexology 

M A S S A G E A T T H E L A K E . C O M 

www.facebook.com/massageatthelake • 301.387.4477 

• Handmade one of a kind items 

• Baskets, Birdhouses 

• Herbal Star Soy Candles 

• Thompsons Super 

Scented Wax Melts 

• Handmade/Custom 

Primitive Furniture 

• Pottery & Soaps 

• Many made in the 

USA items 



Second Chances for Women 

Slated for Saturday, March 23 

Second Chances for Women, a discussion group and workshop for 

women who are considering returning to college, will be held on Saturday, 

March 23 from 9 AM to 1 PM at Garrett College. 

The event, which will be held in Room 511 off the Library, will 

include panels, roundtables, discussion and support from women who 

have returned to school and succeeded, Garrett College staff and faculty, 

and others. 

The event is sponsored by the Garrett Branch of the American 

Association for University Women (AAUW) in conjunction with Garrett 

College and seeks to help make that first step back to school a little 

easier and more friendly. According to Garrett AAUW President Marilyn 

Moors, women who need to find financial security for themselves and 

their children are faced with few choices in today’s job market. “Time 

and again, economic studies have shown that the primary way for women 

to increase their earnings is to increase and upgrade their educations,” 

explains Marilyn. “Return to school, however, is a major step for women 

to take, particularly those women who were mediocre students in high 

school, or women who are busy at home or holding down jobs. ” 

The morning workshop introduces women thinking about returning 

to school to other women who have chosen that path. “We share stories 

of our fears, particularly of our fear of failure, and our hopes for what can 

be accomplished if we work hard at it. They will hear from some of the 

faculty about why they are better prepared to do academic work than they 

think they are. The program lets these women meet some of the Garrett 

College staff, get preliminary information about college schedules and 

financing, career counseling, and support systems. Attendees will also be 

given a tour of Garrett College and its facilities. Most importantly,” says 

Marilyn, “it reminds them that there are other women in the community 

to cheer them on and encourage them in their educational endeavors and 

progress.” 

The Garrett Branch of AAUW offers a $500 scholarship to one of the 

women attending, selected by lot, and information on other scholarships 

available to them. Babysitting and lunch are provided. 

For more information on Second Chances or to register, call Marilyn 

Moors at 301-746-4057 or email her at mmoors@pennswoods.net. 



Skier’s Notebook 

Ginormous March Weekend at Wisp 

Resort Closes Season on a High Note: 

Beachin’. Comedy. Jam. Birthday. And More! 

Wisp Resort has combined two of the winter season’s largest 

events in one huge weekend in March. The 10th annual Beachin’ 

Weekend and the 57th Belated Birthday Celebration will take place 

from March 15 – 18, 2013 with tons of events, fun, games, decorations 

and more! The weekend kicks off on Friday, March 15 with a Beachthemed 

resort along with Comedy Blast and the final Rail Jam of 

the season. Comedy Blast in Wispers Bar features two comedians 

in a 90-minute show. Tickets include hors d’ oeuvres and are $22 

pp with limited quantities available. Purchase in advance online at 

www.wispresort.com or by phone at 301.387.4000. The final Rail 

Jam in the Pro Park at the Base of Face starts at 7pm. This openstyle 

rail jam is open to skiers and riders. Best trick takes home the 

gold or whatever prize comes out of the grab bag. The festivities 

continue on Saturday, March 16 with more Beach-themed fun. Look 

for a DJ on the outdoor deck with music, entertainment and great 

giveaways. Stop by the Tiki Hut on the outdoor deck for a fun fruity 

frosty beverage. All the usual fun activities will be happening including 

skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, ice skating, mountain coaster and 

more! Guests are encouraged to wear their best Beachin’ gear and 

compete in the Beauty of the Beach costume contest on Saturday. 

By Sunday, March 17, everyone should have their birthday hats and 

shamrocks on to celebrate Wisp’s 57th Birthday and St. Patrick’s 

Day. One-day lift tickets for Sunday & Monday, March 17 - 18 are 

only $10 pp and rentals and lessons are half price! Visit wispresort. 

com for more event details 

For WISP Ski Reports, Hours, Rates & More 

call 301-387-4000; 

or visit www.wispresort.com 


DINING OUT? 

Pick up the MENU GUIDE, your 

guide to all your favorite restaurants 

To Advertise in the upcoming Summer/Fall edition, 

phone 301-746-4433 

or email clsventures@verizon.net 

www.deepcreekdining.com 


Monday 

Build your own 

All You Can Eat 

Pasta Bowls 

(Call or Stop in 

for Details) 

Tuesday 

Two for Tuesday 

Any 2 Ledo Subs 

or Calzones 

Just $9.99 

Dine In or Carry--out 


Making Pizza since 1955 

301-387-6300 • McHenry Plaza 

The concept is simple: 

provide high quality food 

at a great value in a 

comfortable, family atmosphere. 

SPECIALS! 

Wednesday 

Wing Fling 

(5-Close) 

Over 37 Flavors of the 

best wings around 

$7.99 dozen 

$2.00 Frosted Mug draft beer 

(Featuring 6 Draft Beers • Ask about Buckets of Bottles) 

Thursdays 

“Crabby 

Thursdayz” 

A Special Menu 

All About Crab 

Open to Close 

Sunday 

Family Special! 

Large 1 Topping Pizza 

12 Wings • Breadsticks 

4 Drinks or 2 Liter Soda 

Just $29.99 

Dine In or Carry-Out 

Present Your Sunday Lift Ticket 

from Wisp and Receive 10% oFF! 

DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS 

Happy Hour! 

Monday - Thursday: 

5 - 7 

Discounts on Wine & Beer 

Open 

Mon - Sat at 11 AM; 

Sunday at Noon

FOR SALE 

Deep Creek Lake Investment Property 

11 Units, Excellent Condition 

Great Location! 

Call Tim @ 412-559-6727 

For Further Details 

Agents welcomed 

Serious Inquiries Only 

William A. Saltysiak 

Attorney at Law 

29 28 Years Years of of Trial Trial Experience in in 

Criminal 

Criminal 

Law, 

Law, 

Personal 

Personal 

Injury, 

Injury, 

Domestic Relations, Family Law, Traffic, 

Domestic Relations, Family Law, Traffic, 

Collection Cases and Civil Litigation 

Collection Cases and Civil Litigation 

301-334-0900 

323 E. Oak Street, Oakland, MD 


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April 26 - 28, 2013 

Friday: 

• 6 PM -- Dinner at Pleasant Valley Community Center with 

Speaker Steven French and Music by Hammer and Strings 

Saturday, 9 AM - 5 PM 

• Union Infantry Camp Life & Confederate Calvary 

Medical Re-enactor • Music around town • Complimentary Shuttles 

Book Signing with Dan Toomey • Impersonators 

Civil War Story Teller & Singer Matthew Dodd 

• Dinner at The Elk’s Club with Speaker Dan Toomey and 

Music and Dance by The Shenandoah Valley Minstrels 

Sunday, 12:30 PM 

• Re-enactment of the arrest of POW’s & their release. 

Visit www.agreatsmalltown.com for Information!! 

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Pleasant Valley Dream Rides 

Pleasant Valley Greenhouse 

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- March, 2013 

1-Glotfelty Enterprises 

2-Off Lake Rentals 

3-Jazzercise Oakland 

4-Taco Bell 

5-Team One 

6-DQ Grill ‘n Chill 

7-Denny’s / Starlite Motel 

8 - Bubba’s Wings 

9 - Garrett Cy Memorial Hospital 

10-Cornish Manor 

11-Oak & Apple Bed & Breakfast 

12-Downtown Oakland 

- Cornish Cafe 

- Englander’s Grill & Antiques 

- The Art Gallery 

- The Chic Shack 

- The Painted Cupboard 

- Wendy’s Towne Restaurant 

13 - Electronic Diagnostic Center 

14 - Grand Central Station 

15-William Saltysiak, Attorney 

16-Long Branch Saloon 

17-Tuscan Sun 

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“A Great Small Town” 

Join In The Fun! 

Take a Self Guided Barn 

Quilt Driving Tour by 

using your Cell Phone 

Call 301-501-5063 

Check out Barn Quilt Pins 

Available at Englanders 

Area’s Only 

Mom & Pop Shop Deli 

All of our Deli Salads are 

Made from Scratch!! 

• FAMOUS CHICkEN SALAD! 

• Best Salad Bar in Town 

• Vegetable Trays 

• Huge Beverage Center 

• Fresh Baked Goods 

• Large Selection of Groceries 

• Custard Stand Ice Cream 

& Homemade Milk Shakes 

East oak Street, oakland 

301-334-3266 

208 N. Second St. 

Oakland, MD 21550 

301-334-9265 

John & Brenda Rathgeb 

Innkeepers 

Thomas Kinkade Gallery 

Bradford Exchange • Novica 

Heritage Lace • Music Boxes 

Gift Products for Babies 

& Toddlers 

Peggy Karr Glass • Irish Gifts 

Christmas Decor 

232 Alder St. 

301-501-5150 

17 E. Liberty St. Oakland 

301 334 5630 

Up hill from train station! 

Old & New 

Furniture • Books 

Fenton Beads & Earrings 

www.cabinfevermd.com 

301-334-9464 (WING) 

111 N. 3rd Street 

Oakland, MD 21550 

Tuesday – Saturday 11 AM – 9 PM 

Closed Sunday & Monday 

119 S. Second Street 

Oakland, MD 

301-501-5200 

Quality Custom 

Hand Crafted 

Rustic / Reclaimed 

Furniture, Gifts & More 

Family Owned & Operated 

Open Tuesday – Saturday: 

10 am to 5 pm 

• Long-Term Care 

• Short-Term Rehab 

• Hospice Care - 

Respite Stays 

301-334-2319 


Night Life Guide 

BLACK BEAR TAVERN, RESTAU- 

RANT & NIGHTCLUB 

“The Fort”, Rt 219 & Deep Creek Dr 

301-387-6800 

www.blackbeartavern.com 

Black Bear is Deep Creek’s favorite night 

spot. Live entertainment every weekend. 

Black Bear is also the area’s favorite 

“Sports Place” featuring NFL Sunday 

Ticket, ESPN Game Plan and the Big 10 

Network.. We also offer great menu items 

at reasonable family prices. Children 

always welcome. Open daily at 11 AM. 

Kitchen now open until last call! 

DC’S BAR & RESTAURANT 

Wisp Resort, 296 Marsh Hill Road, 

McHenry 301-387-4911, x. 2165 

www.wispresort.com 

Open Monday thru Saturday 11 AM - 11 

PM. Great Food, Excellent Drinks and 

Inviting Atmosphere! Pub fare served 

all day, fun served all night. Indulge in 

DC’s Bar signature liquid dessert menu 

or choose from a wide selection of fine 

wines and microbrews on tap. 

HARBOR BAR AT SILVER TREE 

567 Glendale Road • 301-387-0525 

www.DutchsAtSilverTree.com 

The Harbor Bar has great views, delicious 

food and plenty of seating. Features the 

full Dutch’s menu. Watch your favorite 

sporting event or enjoy a glass of wine 

by the fireplace. Join us for Happy Hour 

Sunday - Thursday from 4 to 7 PM for 

$1.50 drafts and $2.00 off glass of wine. 

$5 appetizers on Sun & Mon. Open daily. 

HONEy’S PAWN RUN SALOON 

485 Boy Scout Road • 301-387-6655 

Visit us at the oldest bar at Deep Creek 

Lake! Serving pulled pork, homemade 


chili and your favorite drinks. Tuesday 

is Locals Night with free pool and juke 

box. Thursday is Wing Night featuring 

Pickin’ & Grinnin’ with local musicians, 

8 PM to Close. Featuring our Famous 

Steak Dinners every Friday & Saturday 

night. Open Monday - Friday at 3 PM; 

Saturday at 1 PM. 

HONI-HONI BAR 

Rt. 19, next to Uno Chicago Grill 

301-387-9172 • www.honi-honi.com 

Featuring great live entertainment, daily 

drink specials and more. Enjoy awesome 

lake views, a large yard and play area for 

the children and delicious food available 

from Unos next door. Open Thursday & 

Friday at 4 PM; Saturday at Noon. 

J.G.’S PUB 

18553 Garrett Highway • 301-387-6369 

One mile south of Deep Creek Lake on 

Rt. 219 and Mayhew Inn Rd. Keno, darts, 

billiards, and CD jukebox. Serving all 

your favorite pub food from our kitchen. 

Open Monday through Saturday at 4 PM. 

LEDO PIZZA 

McHenry Plaza, McHenry 

301-387-6300 

Ledo’s Pizza serves all of your favorite 

Italian meals plus their famous square 

pizza. Flat screen TV to watch all the 

games! Enjoy Happy Hour Mon - Thurs 

from 5 - 8 PM Check out Wing Night 

on Wednesdays from 5 - 9. Open Mon - 

Thurs 11 AM - 9 PM; Fri & Sat 11 AM 

- 10 PM and Sun from Noon until 9 PM. 

LONG BRANCH SALOON 

1527 Maryland Highway, Mt. Lake Park 

301-334-4533 • www.lbsaloon.com 

Just minutes from Deep Creek Lake! 


72 Fort Dr, McHenry 

301-387-0059 

Check out our website at 

www.smileysfunzone.com for more 

promotions and money saving coupons!! 

• Daily Feature Promotions 

• Family Fridays: Pizza, pitcher 

of soda, 4 laser tag & 4 bowling 

$34.99 

• Lunch & Happy Hour 

11-6 p.m. daily 

Celebrating 10 years of outstanding dining! 

• Blue Mondays – Two for one house 

wine 

• Two for Tuesdays – 2 entrees $21.98 

• Baby It’s Wed. – $5 off BBQ Ribs, 

$2 Drafts 

• Mountainous Saturday – Bone In 

Prime Rib 

1520 Deep Creek Dr. • McHenry 

For reservations please visit 

www.dclfun.com 

or call 301.387.6500 

Where locals and vacationers are all 

welcomed and appreciated! 

Full breakfast and lunch service available. 

Daily lunch specials and outstanding milkshakes! 

Purchase a $50 Fun 

Value Card Value and 

get $15 in bonus cash! 

Expires March 31, 2013 

$5 Off 

with purchase 

of $35 or more 


$3 off Bottle 

of Wine 

with purchase of two entrees 


FREE 

CRAB SOUP 

Free cup of delicious creamy crab 

soup with purchase of 2 entrees. 

Not valid with any other promo, 

limit one coupon per group. 

Exp. 3/31/13 

10% off 

with Reservation 

Mention this coupon when you 

make a reservation for 10% off. 

Must make reservation prior to visit, 

not valid with any other promotion. 

Exp. 3/31/13 

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Night Life Guide Continued 

Open Mon - Sat. Happy Hour Monday - 

Friday from 4 - 6 PM. Food served at 5 

PM. Sandwiches, steaks, salads & more. 

Entertainment select weekends. 

MOUNTAIN STATE BREWING CO 

6690 Sang Run Road • 301-387-3360 

www.mountainstatebrewing.com 

Located just 1½ miles from Wisp Entrance. 

Featuring four hand-crafted ales 

as well as homemade Sangria, Root Beer, 

Hillbilly Punch and an eclectic wine and 

liquor list, along with our own flavor infused 

vodkas. Happy Hour Mon - Thurs: 

4 - 7 PM: $1 Off All Taps and 1/2 price 

appetizers at the Bar! Open Sunday - 

Wednesday: 11 AM - 9 PM; Thursday 

- Saturday: 11 AM - 10 PM. 

PINE LODGE SALOON 

The Fort in McHenry • 301-387-6500 

www.pinelodgesteakhouse.com 

Located at The Fort in McHenry downstairs 

from the Pine Lodge Steakhouse. 

Enjoy your favorite cocktail in a cozy 

ambience in our authentic log building. 

Serving lunch & dinner daily at 11:00 

AM. Happy Hour daily from 4:00 - 7:00. 

Great daily specials. 301-387-6500. 

SANTA FE GRILLE & CANTINA 

75 Visitor’s Center Drive, McHenry 

301-387-2182 • www.dclsantafe.com 

Located across from Shop & Save, behind 

Visitor’s Center. Enjoy our beautiful indoor 

Grille Room with flat screen TV’s, 

lounge area and more. Great drink & 

appetizer specials (Bar only). Happy 

Hour Monday through Friday from 3 - 7 

PM. Open Sunday through Tuesday: 11 

AM - 9 PM; Wednesday & Thursday: 

11 AM - 10 PM; Friday & Saturday: 11 

AM - 11 PM. 


SMILEy’S END ZONE SPORTS BAR 

75 Fort Drive, McHenry 

301-387-0059 • www.dclfun.com 

Great deals for food and fun for the entire 

family. Longest Happy Hour on the 

Lake features $2 bottled beer, $3 wine 

and well drinks (Monday - Saturday: 11 

AM to 6 PM; Sunday: 1 - 6 PM). Catch 

your favorite sporting event while enjoying 

Smiley’s delicious pizza, burgers and 

more! Open daily. 

SORELLEE’S PIZZA PUB 

17869 Garrett Highway, Rt. 219, 

301-387-2424 • www.sorellees.com 

Featuring great Happy Hour Specials 

including Men’s Manic Mondays, Tipsy 

Tuesdays, Women’s Whining Wednesdays, 

Thirsty Thursdays and Frantic 

Fridays from 4:00 - 7 PM. Open Sunday 

- Thursday: 8AM - 9 PM; Friday & 

Saturday: 8AM - 10PM. We deliver! 

UNO CHICAGO GRILL 

Lakefront on Rt. 219 • 301-387-4UNO 

Open Daily at 11 AM. Serving your 

favorite lunch and dinners at our popular 

bar. Great selection of wine, beer and 

more. Join us for late night Happy Hour, 

9:00 PM to Close, Monday - Friday.


Dining Guide 

ANNIE’S KITCHEN COUNTRy RESTAURANT 

Rt. 219 in Accident • 301-746-8578 

Featuring delicious homestyle food & homemade 

baked goods, including sugar free pies 

& ice cream. 22 item Salad Bar, always 

fresh. Try our Grilled Chocolate Sandwich- 

-only at Annie’s! Now serving old fashioned 

ice cream sundaes. Country breakfast served 

all day. Join us for our Friday Fish Buffet, 

Tuesday Wing Buffet, Sunday Dinner 

Buffet. Open Monday - Saturday: 7 - 8; 

Sunday: 8 - 8. 

BLACK BEAR RESTAURANT & TAVERN 

“The Fort”, Rt 219 & Deep Creek Dr, 

McHenry 301-387-6800 • blackbeartavern.com 

Our menu includes daily homemade soups, 

subs, wraps, burgers our legendary crabcakes, 

prime rib, steaks, fall off the bone 

baby back ribs and more at reasonable family 

prices. Children’s menu is available. 

Black Bear is also the area’s favorite “Sports 

Place” featuring NFL Sunday Ticket, ESPN 

Game Plan and the Big 10 Network on 2 big 

HD screens and 14 TVs. Open daily at 11 

AM. Kitchen now open until last call! Carryout 

available. 

BRENDA’S PIZZERIA 

Rt. 219 at Trader’s Landing 

301-387-1007 • www.brendaspizzeria.com 

Featuring your favorite New York Style 

pizza, pasta, calzones, heros & more. Wine 

and beer available. Enjoy our 26” Abbondanza 

Pizza..the largest on the lake! Feeding 

a crowd? Ask about our Crowded House 

Menu and Lunch Card! Half Price Pizza every 

Monday, excluding holidays. Full menu 

available online. Call ahead for take-out. 

Open 11 AM - 9 PM Sunday - Thursday; 

11 AM - 10 PM Friday & Saturday. 

CASSELMAN RESTAURANT 

113 Main St., Grantsville, MD (Rt. 40) 

301-895-5055 • www.thecasselman.com 

Located in the historic Casselman hotel 

along Route 40. Featuring delicious country 

style food and homebaked dessert items. 

Breakfast served from 7:00 AM - 11:00 

AM Monday - Saturday with lunch and dinner 

served from 11:00 AM on. Specialties 

include fresh cooked turkey, honey dipped 

chicken, grilled ham and more. Desserts to 

go, including many sugar free items. 

CORNISH MANOR 

830 Memorial Drive, Oakland. 

301-334-6499 

cornishmanorrestaurant.com 

Open daily at 11 AM for lunch and dinner. 

Enjoy a unique and sensational dining experience 

in this beautifully renovated 1868 

Victorian Home. We feature upscale, casual 

dining with European and American Cuisine. 

Dine al Fresco on our relaxing covered deck 

or enjoy your next private party in one of 

our private dining rooms. Visit our website 

for menus and specials. 

DC’S BAR & RESTAURANT 

Wisp Resort, 296 Marsh Hill Road, 

301-387-4911, x.2165 www.wispresort.com 

Enjoy oversized burgers, signature salads 

and a casual pub fare along with a full service 

bar of unbeatable craft brew selections, 

unique liquid dessert menu and more at DC’s 

Bar. Relax in the rustic elegance of DC’s 

Restaurant while you dine on specialty cuts 

of steak, culinary creations of seafood and 

other delectable delights that can be paired 

with a bottle of fine wine from our extensive 

wine cellar. Midweek Specials include 

Prime Rib Monday, Dogs & Ponies Tuesday, 

Sushi Day Wednesday & Yueng & Wing 

Thursday. Winter Hours: Breakfast Daily: 

8am-11am; Lunch Daily: 11am-4pm; Dinner 

Mon-Fri: 4pm-10pm; Sat: 4pm-11pm; 

Sun: 4pm-9pm. 

DENNy’S 

12467 Garrett Hwy (Rt. 219) in Oakland, 

next to the Starlite Motel • 301-533-9513 

62 -The Lake-Front TM - March, 2013 Continued.....


More Dining Guide 

Rt. 220 S. in Keyser. WV • 304-788-3090 

Open 24 hrs. Breakfast served anytime. 

Seniors and Juniors menus. Great food in a 

comfortable environment. Daily specials. 

Carry-out available. 

DOTTIE’S FOUNTAIN GRILL 

In Englander’s Antique Mall, corner of 2nd and 

Alder St., downtown Oakland • 301-533-0000. 

An old-fashioned lunch counter featuring full 

breakfast, daily lunch specials, ice cream 

sodas, shakes, burgers with down-home 

service. Open daily at 8:30 AM. 

DQ GRILL & CHILL 

12740 Garrett Highway, Oakland 

301-334-6161 

Join us for a refreshing variety of your favorite 

treats from Dairy Queen and Orange 

Julius. The “Grill” features delicious burgers, 

Iron Grilled Sandwiches, Wraps and our 

popular basket meals. “Chill” with a fresh 

Orange Julius smoothie or a Dairy Queen 

treat like their famous shakes, sundaes and 

cones or one of their Novelty treats. Great 

variety of Dairy Queen Blizzard Treats and 

MooLatte coffee drinks. Open daily. 

DUTCH’S AT SILVER TREE 

567 Glendale Road • 301-387-0525 

www.DutchsAtSilverTree.com 

Enjoy the lake’s newest dining experience 

featuring delicious steak, seafood and more. 

Enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail in the Rauh Bar, 

with its cozy fireplace and comfortable dining 

atmosphere or head downstairs for the 

evening in the newly remodeled “inner” Harbor 

Bar. Brunch every Sunday from 10 AM 

to 2 PM. Open for lunch and dinner daily. 

Lunch Specials for just $12.00. Monday 

- Thursday: 11:30 AM to 9:30 PM; Friday 

& Saturday: 11:30 AM to 10 PM; Sunday: 

10 AM - 9:30 PM. 

FIRESIDE DELI & WINE SHOP 

205 Glendale Road, Swanton 

301-387-0083 • www.firesidedeli.com 


Serving freshly made deli sandwiches, pannini 

and salads. Also offering meals to go. 

Creative gift ideas, plus fine wines and imported 

meats & cheeses. Featuring a wide 

selection of gift ideas including gourmet pantry 

items. Open Friday & Saturday: 11 - 7. 

HARTMAN’S LUNCH COUNTER 

312 S. Main St (Rt. 219), Accident 

301-746-8886 

Featuring a full menu of carry-out sandwiches, 

pizza and subs. Serving fresh, hot 

coffee and delicious breakfast sandwiches 

every morning. Daily Lunch Specials plus 

Hershey’s hand dipped ice cream, snack 

items, beer, wine, ice, camp supplies, and 

much, much more. Open Mon - Thurs: 

5:30 AM - 10:00 PM; Fri: 5:30 AM - 11:00 

PM; Sat: 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM; Sun: 7:00 

AM - 9:00 PM. 

HONEy’S PAWN RUN SALOON 

485 Boy Scout Road • 301-387-6655 

Visit us at the oldest bar at Deep Creek 

Lake! Serving pulled pork, homemade chili 

and your favorite drinks. Tuesday is Locals 

Night with free pool and juke box. Thursday 

is Wing Night. Featuring our Famous Steak 

Dinners every Friday & Saturday night. 

Open Monday - Friday at 3 PM; Saturday 

at 1 PM. 

J.G.’S PUB 

18553 Garrett Highway • 301-387-6369 

One mile south of Deep Creek Lake on 

Rt. 219 and Mayhew Inn Rd. Featuring 

sandwiches, pizza, wings, tavern food, crab 

cakes, steaks and more! Kitchen opens at 

5:00 PM Monday through Saturday. 

LEDO PIZZA 

McHenry Plaza, McHenry • 301-387-6300 

Ledo Pizza serves all of your favorite Italian 

meals plus their famous square pizza. 

Featuring delicious subs, appetizers, salads, 

calzones and more. Daily lunch & dinner 

specials, along with Pub Specials Monday 




- Thursday. Open Monday - Saturday at 

11:00 AM; Sunday at Noon. Beer & Wine 

available. Call ahead for carry-out. 

LITTLE SANDy’S 

Rt. 219 at Sand Flat Rd • 301-387-9850 

Featuring homemade breakfast, lunch and 

dinner. Breakfast served all day. Dinner 

specials starting at $9. Homemade desserts. 

Weekday lunch specials. “We’re not a big 

place...but we’re a nice place.” Open daily 

7 AM - 8 PM. 

LONG BRANCH SALOON 

1527 Maryland Highway, Mt. Lake Park 

301-334-4533 • www.lbsaloon.com 

Just minutes from Deep Creek Lake. Open 

at 4 PM Mon through Sat. Featuring full 

dinner menu of steaks, fish, and more. Enjoy 

delicious, tender Prime Rib every Friday 

& Saturday nights. Great sandwich menu. 

Dinners served from 5 to 9:30PM. 

MOUNTAIN STATE BREWING CO 

6690 Sang Run Road, McHenry 

301-387-3360 www.mountainstatebrewing. 

com 

Just 1½ miles from Wisp Entrance. Featuring 

four hand-crafted ales as well as homemade 

Sangria, Root Beer, and an eclectic 

wine and liquor list. Lunch specials every 

day. Serving fresh salads, homemade, 

pepperoni, sausage and veggie rolls and 

artisan flatbreads baked in our brick oven. 

Open Sunday - Wednesday: 11 AM - 9 PM; 

Thursday - Saturday: 11 AM - 10 PM. 

66 -The Lake-FrontTM PENN ALPS RESTAURANT & CRAFT SHOP 

125 Casselman Road, Grantsville 

301-895-5985 • www.pennalps.com 

Located next to Spruce Forest Artisan Village, 

Penn Alps offers homestyle food in 

a family friendly atmosphere. Salad Bar. 

Other features include a Friday Night Buffet 

from 3 - 8; and weekend Brunch & Dinner 

Buffets. Open Mon - Thurs: 11 AM - 7 PM; 

Fri: 11 AM - 8 PM. Sat: 8 AM - 8 PM; 

Sun: 8 AM to 6 PM. 

- March, 2013 

PERKINS RESTAURANT & BAKERy 

24584 Garrett Hwy, McHenry 

301-387-5800 • www.shopdeepcreek.com 

Located in Market Square Shopping Center, 

next to Shop & Save Fresh. Serving Breakfast, 

Lunch and Dinner daily. Featuring 

Perkins famous bottomless pot of coffee, 

mamoth muffins, handmake milkshakes, 

children’s and senior menus. Why cook at 

home, when there’s Perkins? 

PINE LODGE STEAKHOUSE 

1520 Deep Creek Drive, McHenry 

301-387-6500 


Our commitment to quality starts with the 

Steakhouse and Saloon’s log architecture. 

Inside you’ll find a warm and inviting atmosphere 

complete with log and timber 

framing and crackling fireplaces. Chef Adam 

Murray creates a very diverse menu with 

Elk Ribeye, Seabass, Maryland Crab Ravioli, 

Mussels Marinere that complements his 

daily features. We are located 1/4 mile south 

of the traffic light at the Fort in McHenry. 

Call for hours. 

RENT-A-CHEF 

2667 Mosser Road, McHenry 

301-387-4379 • 240-321-CHEF (2433) 

www.rentachef.net 

Rent your own Chef who will come to your 

home and prepare breakfast, lunch or dinner 

for that Special Occasion. Offering casual, 

formal, sit-down or buffet, BBQ, & parties. 

Includes on-site cooking & preparation. Call 

for consultation & menu selection. 

SANTA FE GRILLE 

75 Visitor’s Center Drive, McHenry 

301-387-2182 • www.dclsantafe.com 

Featuring the only mesquite grill on Deep 

Creek Lake with southwestern specialties 

and much more. Large selection of wraps, 

salads, seafood, steaks, sandwiches, wings 

and quesadillas. Complete Children’s Menu 

and homemade desserts. Extensive wine 


Deep Creek’s Hardware Store 

HARDWARE & BAITHOUSE 

Plumbing • Electrical • Paint • Tool Rentals 

Cleaning Products • Lawn & Garden 

Hunting & Fishing Licenses 

Live Bait • Fishing Tackle 

“Official Home of the Garrett County Fishing Contest” 

32 Outfitters Way, McHenry 

Open Daily • 301-387-2200 

Fully Insured 

Weddings • Ceremonies • Private Parties 

Dances • Corporate Events • Picnics 

Night Clubs • Fund Raisers 

Disc Jockey • Sound Reinforcement 

Have-A-Ball Game Show 

Full Light Show • Laser Karaoke 

Interactive Games • Party Prop Supplies 

Karaoke Machine Rental • IPOD UDJ Rental 

Voted “Best in Maryland” 

by “The Knot” Magazine 2009 

2010 Bride’s Choice Awards by weddingwire.com 

Join us for 

Karaoke Night 

at Black Bear 

Every Wednesday 

8pm to 12am 

March 6th, 13th, 

20th & 27th 

Lunch Following 

Raffle Tickets 

50/50 Drawing 

1st and 2nd Place Cash 

Prize and Hole Kickers 



and beverage list. Open Sunday through 

Tuesday: 11 AM - 9 PM; Wednesday & 

Thursday: 11 AM - 10 PM; Friday & Saturday: 

11 AM - 11 PM. Great banquet menu. 

SHOP & SAVE FRESH 

24586 Garrett Highway, McHenry 

301-387-4075 

Located in McHenry at Market Square next 

to Perkins and Bear Creek Traders. Our All 

Seasons Chef offers you many options to suit 

your individual situation — from take-out 

Mountain Fried chicken or pizza, to platters 

of appetizers, wraps and sandwiches, 

or ready to serve dinners with a variety of 

side dishes. Featuring fully cooked turkey, 

prime rib, rack of lamb, and beef tenderloin 

dinners for 8 - 10 people or more. Shop & 

Save Fresh is also the place for party platters, 

including meat and cheese trays. Special 

occasion cakes made to order! Check out 

our gourmet section. We also offer made 

to order gift baskets. Relax and leave the 

work to us! Open daily. 

SMILEy’S SPORTS BAR & PIZZA 

72 Fort Drive, McHenry • 301-387-0059 

www.dclfun.com 

New Expanded Menu & lower prices! Check 

out our remodeled space with new Sport Bar! 

Try some of our hometown favorites like 

Creamy Crab Soup, Smiley’s Cheese Fries, 

Fire Cracker Shrimp, Buffalo Chicken Pizza 

or Spicy Asian Chicken Wrap. Located at 

the Fort in McHenry. After dinner, check 

out Smiley’s FunZone for even more fun! 

We deliver! Open daily at 11 AM. 

68 -The Lake-FrontTM SORELLEE’S PIZZA PUB 

7869 Garrett Highway (Rt. 219) 

301-387-2424 • www.sorellees.com 

Two miles south of Deep Creek Lake (across 

from Sand Flat Road). Sorellee’s serves 

delicious fresh dough pizza, salads, and 

sandwiches, all made fresh daily. Don’t 

miss the Pasta of the day with homemade 

meatballs and garlic sticks or try some of our 

homemade crab soup! Ask about our $4.99 

- March, 2013 

Daily Lunch Special. Breakfast served daily 

Open M - Th: 6 AM - 9 PM; Fr: 6 AM - 10 

PM; Sat: 8 AM - 10 PM; Sun: 8 AM - 8 

PM. Call ahead, takeout or DELIVERY! 

TACO BELL 

1045 N. 4th Street in Oakland, (Rt 219) 

301-334-5843 

Located at the entrance to Wal-Mart, featuring 

your favorite Mexican food and more. 

Children’s Menu available. Dining room 

and Drive Thru open 10 AM - 9 PM Sun - 

Thurs. Drive Thru Only open ‘til Midnight 

Friday & Saturday. 

TRADER’S COFFEE HOUSE 

Lakefront at Trader’s Landing (Rt. 219) 

301-387-9246 

www.traderscoffeehouse.com 

Find us below Brenda’s Pizzeria to enjoy 

Espresso, cappuccino, latte, mocha, delicous 

frozen smoothies & our delicious specialty 

drinks just for winter. Hungry? You’ll find 

Belgian waffles, quiche, fresh baked muffins, 

sandwiches and more. Enjoy our outdoor 

dog friendly patio and great views. Beer 

and wine available. We have free wireless 

internet! Open daily at 7 AM. 

UNO CHICAGO GRILL 

Located lakefront on Route 219 

301-387-4UNO (4866) 

Open daily at 11:00 AM. Featuring a wide 

variety of menu items...something for every 

member of the family. With indoor dining 

overlooking beautiful Deep Creek Lake. 

Full service bar. Lunch specials Monday - 

Friday (excluding holidays). 

WENDy’S TOWNE RESTAURANT 

230 East Alder Street, downtown Oakland 

301-334-3300 

Featuring good home cooked food served 

by friendly people in an old fashioned atmosphere. 

Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner 

daily. Breakfast served all day. Open 

Monday through Saturday from 6:00 AM to 

8:00 PM, Sunday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.


Shopping Guide 

BEAR CREEK TRADERS 

Market Square next to Shop & Save Fresh 

301-387-2380 • www.shopdeepcreek.com 

Featuring home decor items, accessories, 

gourmet foods, local arts and crafts and 

much more. Area’s only outlet for Woolrich 

clothing and Icelandic Sweaters. Check out 

our old-fashioned candy counter. Great 

gifts for everyone! Open Daily. 

CHRISTMAS CHALET 

19895 Garrett Highway • 301-387-SHOP 

www.christmaschalet.com 

Located on Rt. 219, across from Uno’s. 

Featuring a wide assortment of Christmas 

decorations and gifts with over 60 themed 

trees. Deep Creek Lake ornaments! Your 

Dept. 56, Jim Shore, and Old World Christmas 

headquarters. Also offering Black Bear 

ornaments and gifts, novelty lights, candles, 

and Boyd’s Bears. Open Thursday - Monday 

from 10 AM to 6 PM. 

COBBLESTONE GIFT SHOPPE 

22778 Deep Creek Drive 301-387-4247 

www.cobblestonehair.com 

This unique gift shop features photographs, 

prints, paintings, pottery, gift cards, hand 

knit items, jewelry and wood carvings all 

from local artisans. Many other gift items 

available include apparel, imprinted gifts 

and pet items. Full line of AVEDA hair, 

body and makeup products and much more! 

Open Mon: 9 AM – 7 PM, Tue-Fri: 9 AM 

- 6 PM and Sat: 9 AM - 4 PM. 

COPPER KETTLE POPCORN FACTORy 

Rt. 219 • 301-387-5655 

www.copperkettlepopcornfactory.com 

Featuring handmade caramel corn and kettle 

popcorn made fresh daily. Also offering delicious 

homemade fudge and freshly roasted 

Bavarian nuts. Gift tins available. Open 

holidays and weekends. 


DEEP CREEK GOURMET 

The Fort, below Black Bear, 301-387-0513 

A specialty food market featuring wine, 

cheese, and an assortment of sauces, oils, 

vinegars, mustards, coffee, and teas. Now 

featuring gourmet cheeses from local producer 

Firefly Farms. Stop by for our Wine 

Tastings anytime. Customized gift baskets 

a specialty. Open Monday - Friday: 11 - 6; 

Saturday: 11 - 7. 

Smith’s ENGLANDER’S ANTIQUE MALL 

Corner of Alder and Second St, 

downtown Oakland • 301-533-0000 

Experience a piece of Americana by shopping 

in this reclaimed old-fashioned drug 

store w/ an eat in lunch counter and soda 

shoppe! Featuring over 6,000 square feet 

of antiques and collectibles. Handicap accessible. 

Open daily at 8:30 AM. 

FIREFLy FARMS CREAMERy & MARKET 

107 South Main Street, Accident 

301-746-8188 • www.fireflyfarms.com 

Featuring our artisanal goat cheeses, all 

crafted on site, and other specialty food 

items. Come peek through our viewing 

windows as we make our award-winning 

cheeses. Ask about our tastings and pairings 

every Thursday - Saturday. Open 

Mon - Sat: 10 AM to 6 PM; Sunday: 10 

AM to 4 PM. 

FIRESIDE DELI & WINE SHOP 

2205 Glendale Road, Swanton 

301-387-0083 • www.firesidedeli.com 

Featuring a wide selection of gift ideas in 

cluding gourmet pantry items, fine wines 

and an extensive line of imported meats and 

cheeses. Open Friday & Saturday: 11 - 7. 

G&W LUMBER 

404 S. Main Street (Rt. 219), Accident 

301-746-8520 

Your hometown supplier of all your build- 



More Shopping 

ing needs, we feature Andersen Windows, 

Doors, Roofing, electrical & plumbing supplies, 

building materials and much more. 

Visit our Kitchen & Bath Center for great 

ideas and more. Open Monday - Saturday. 

GRAND CENTRAL AT THE LAKE 

& GRAND CENTRAL STATION 

Dry Dock Plaza, 301-387-7810 

Oakland, 301-334-3006 

grandcentralhomefurnishings.com 

Emergency Liquidation now happening. 

Hundreds of mattresses to be sold, plus living 

room, dining room, bedroom, leather 

pieces and more...never better priced. Open 

Monday - Saturday 10 AM - 6 PM; Sunday: 

11 AM - 5 PM. 

MT. TOP GRANITE 

141 Commerce Drive, Oakland 

301-334-9690 • www.MtTopGranite.com 

Offering custom granite, marble, quartz 

and soapstone for your countertops, vanity 

tops and more! Also featuring cabinetry, 

sinks and faucets. Financing available, free 

estimates. 

PENN ALPS GIFT SHOP 

125 Casselman Road, Grantsville 

301-895-5985 • www.pennalps.com 

Located next to Spruce Forest Artisan Village, 

Penn Alps has been in business for 50 

years! This charming craft shop features 

unique items from several hundred vendors 

including the area’s largest selection of 

hand-made quilts. Open Daily. 

PINE LODGE MERCANTILE 

The Fort in McHenry • 301-387-6500 


Located below Pine Lodge Steakhouse. 

Check out our great gift ideas! T-Shirts, 

Deep Creek Lake souvenirs, gift items & 

more. Open daily at 11:30 AM. 

72 -The Lake-FrontTM PLEASANT VALLEy GREENHOUSE 

2224 Pleasant Valley Road, Oakland, MD 

- March, 2013 

301-334-0787 

Minutes from Oakland, take Route 219 to 

Paul Friend Road, travel 1 mile to end, go 

left for 1/8 mile. We’re on the right. Featuring 

over 30,000 square feet of greenhouses, 

vegetables and flower plants in season, 

hanging baskets, shrubs, fruit trees, house 

plants and more. Retail store has tools, bird 

feeders, gardening supplies—everything for 

the gardener. Open Monday, Thursday, 

Friday: 9 - 5; Saturday: 9 -3; Closed Sunday, 

Tuesday & Wednesday. 

RT. 219 INDOOR FLEA MARKET 

US Rt. 219 & Sand Flat Road (across 

from Little Sandy’s) • 301-387-6088 

Featuring collectibles, jewelry, coins, antiques, 

books, glassware, tools, primitives, 

flags, furniture, knives and much, much 

more! Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 

& Friday: 9 AM to 5 PM; Saturday: 

9 AM to 6 PM; Sunday 10 AM to 4 PM. 

Closed Tuesday. 

SCHOOLHOUSE EARTH 

1224 Friendsville Road (Rt. 42) 

301-746-8603 • schoolhouseearth.com 

Located 2 miles north of Deep Creek Lake 

on Rt. 42. A delightful combination of 

gourmet foods, gifts, garden accessories, 

home decor and jewelry awaits. Try one 

or all of the many gourmet food samples. 

The Christmas room is open year round. 

There’s also children’s books and toys, 

framed art, candles and much, much more. 

Don’t forget to bring the family to visit all 

the animals in the free petting zoo! Open 

daily 10 - 6. 

SNOWBIRD CREATIONS GLASS STUDIO 

398 Snowbird Lane, Swanton (Sky Valley) 

301-387-4324 • snowbirdcreations.com 

Art Glass Gallery of unique fused art glass, 

featuring the artistry of local glass artist, 

Julie Turrentine. The retail gallery is open 

year round by appointment any day of the 

week. Call 301-387-4624 for directions, “I 


More Shopping 

will gladly open for you!” Sculpture, table 

lamps, hanging pendant lights, tableware, 

glass paintings, vessels, dichroic jewelry, 

and many other gift items. We are located 

in Loch Glade Sanctuary which is accessible 

through the Sky Valley development. 

THE CHIC SHACK 

204 E. Alder Street, Oakland • 301-533- 

1021 

This boutique features costume jewelry, 

scarves, handbags and more for today’s 

chic! Open Monday - Saturday from 10 - 

5; Sunday from 10 - 2. Check us out on 

Facebook! 

THE GALLERy SHOP 

206 E. Alder St., downtown Oakland 

301-334-6580 • www.garrettarts.com 

Home of the Garrett County Arts Council. 

Locally made gifts perfect for anyone on 

your list. From handmade soaps to beautiful 

paintings and everything in between. Hostess 

gifts, One of a Kind Greeting cards plus 

locally crafted jewelry, wood items, pottery, 

and more. Open Mon - Sat 10 AM - 5 PM. 

THE PAINTED CUPBOARD 

215 E. Alder St., Oakland • 301-533-0097 

A whimsical shop with primitive country 

wares for your home. Featuring handmade, 

one of a kind items including baskets, 

birdhouses, candles, handmade furniture, 

pottery & soaps. Many made in the USA 

items. Open daily. 

TUSCAN HANDBAGS, JEWELRy & GIFTS 

115 Arnold Lane, Mt. Lake Park 

301-334-1424 

Just two miles from downtown Oakland, it’s 

worth the trip to find the unique bargains 

to be had at Tuscan! Featuring designer 

inspired handbags, fashion jewelry, scarves, 

watches, womens apparel, WVU jewelry 

and gifts, plus much more! Open Monday 

- Friday 9 - 6; Saturday: 9 - 2. 


UNIQUE DECOR 

18618 Garrett Hwy, across from Mayhew 

Inn Road • 301-334-4545 

Featuring a great selection of window coverings, 

bed & wall coverings, accent rugs, 

window film, security shutters and awnings—all 

professionally installed. Area’s 

Only Showcase Alliance Priority Dealer for 

Hunter Douglas Window Fashions. From 

Windows to Walls—We’ve Got You Covered! 

Call for hours or to schedule your 

in-home shopping appointment. 

WHISPERING PINES FURNITURE 

622 Springs Road, Springs, PA 

814-662-4100 

Tri-state’s largest furniture showroom 

featuring custom-made furniture and home 

accessories! Over 15,000 square feet of 

oak, cherry, hickory, maple and walnut 

furniture. Every item in the showroom 

available for immediate pick-up. Open Mon 

through Sat, Take exit 19 off I-68, turn 

left on Rt. 40, right on Rt. 669 then travel 

straight for 5.5 miles. We’re on your left. 

yODER’S COUNTRy MARKET 

Garrett Hwy, next to Popcorn Factory 

301-387-5655 

Your source for great bulk items! We have 

baking supplies, bread and muffin mixes, 

homemade noodles, as well as organic and 

gluten free items. Check us out for all 

your holiday gift ideas including delicious 

candy, soups, spices, Grandma’s Jams and 

more. Many sugar free items are available. 

Open daily.


Entertainment Guide 

WEDNESDAy, FEBRuARy 27 

Black Bear ..........Karoake w Jonny Rock 

FRIDAy, MARCH 1 

Honi-Honi................. Pat O’Brennan Duo 

SATuRDAy, MARCH 2 

Black Bear ........................... Phis Bins, 6 

..........................................DJ Thoro, 10 

Honi-Honi............................Time Flies, 8 

Long Branch ...............The Bull by Henry 

WEDNESDAy, MARCH 6 


THuRSDAy, MARCH 7 

Black Bear ....................... Paul Burger, 6 


Black Bear ................... Short Brothers, 8 

Honi-Honi.................Brandon Petrucci, 7 


Black Bear .............. Jackson Monsour, 8 

Honi-Honi...............Surrender Dorothy, 8 




Black Bear .............Davisson Brothers, 7 

Honi-Honi.................... Honi House Band 


Black Bear ..........................Time Flies, 8 

Honi-Honi..................... Short Brothers, 7 


Black Bear ............................... Up 2 U, 6 

..........................................DJ Thoro, 10 

Honi-Honi........................Under Cover, 8 

Long Branch .................. Jimmy Flanigan 

SuNDAy, MARCH 17 

Mt. State Brewing .........Celtic Music, 1-4 

.......................................... Bagpipers, 5 



Black Bear .....Karaoke w Jonny Rock, 8 


Black Bear ........................Bare Bones, 7 

Honi-Honi.........................Girls Night Out 


Black Bear ....................... Perry Kamp, 7 

Honi-Honi.........................Ray McCool, 7 


Black Bear ....................................... TBA 

Honi-Honi................. King Street Band, 8 


Black Bear .....Karaoke w Jonny Rock, 8 


Black Bear ................... Short Brothers, 7 


Black Bear ....................................... TBA 

Honi-Honi......................... Bill Ali Band, 7 


Black Bear ..........................DJ Thoro, 10 

Honi-Honi........................The Remedy, 8 

Phone ahead to confirm listings and 

times. This is a listing of those establishments 

that advertise in this 

publication and is not intended to be a 

complete guide to the area. 

Black Bear Nightclub -- 301-387- 

6800 

Honi Honi--301-387-9100 

Jearbyro’s Hooker’s Grill-- 

301-387-7667 

Long Branch Saloon -- 301-334-4533 

Mtn State Brewing Co -- 301-387- 

3360


Directory of Services 

Accountants: 

Rodeheaver & Assoc. .....334-3127 

Air Conditioning / Heating: 

Rush Services ................387-6481 

Antiques: 

Englanders .....................533-0000 

Rt. 219 Indoor Flea Mkt ..387-6088 

Appliance Repair: 

Rush Services ................ 387-6481 

Arcades: 

Funland ........................... 387-6168 

FunZone ......................... 387-0059 

Attorneys: 

William Saltysiak ....... ......334-0900 

Automobile Dealers: 

Accident Garage ............. 746-8181 

Team One ....................... 334-9494 

Bait/Lures: 

Deep Creek Outfitters ....... 387-2200 

Bakeries: 

Mtn Flour Baking Co ....... 750-5035 

Shop & Save Fresh ........ 387-4075 

Ballroom Dancing Lessons: 

Balanced Body ............... 387-7585 

Beer/Wine Sales: 

Deep Creek Gourmet ...... 387-0513 

Fireside Deli .................... 387-0083 

Hartman’s Liberty ........... 746-8886 

McHenry Beverage ......... 387-5518 

Zipeez ............................. 387-2992 

Beauty / Nail Salons: 

Cobblestone ..................387-HAIR 

Deep Creek Salon .......... 387-5380 

Lake Salon ...................... 387-9400 

Massage at the Lake ............ 387-4477 

Building Supplies: 

G&W Lumber ..................746-8520 

Catering, Off-Site: 

Rent-A-Chef ....................387-4379 

Cleaning Services 

Linda’s Cleaning.......240-321-5496 

Contractors/Builders: 

Concept Associates ........ 501-4402 

Yellowstone Log ...... 240-321-3909 

Countertops: 

G&W Lumber ..................746-8520 

Mt. Top Granite ............... 334-9690 

Nature’s Granite ............. 895-4371 

Delis: 

Fireside Deli .................... 387-0083 

Shop & Save Fresh ........ 387-4075 

Hartman’s BP ................. 746-8886 

Zipeez ............................. 387-2992 


DJ Services: 

Sounds Fun Enter ........... 746-6224 

Electronics: 

Electronic Diagnostic ...... 334-3352 

Excavating Services: 

Lakefront Tree Service .. 387-0115 

Exercise Studios: 

Jazzercise ....................... 616-1934 

Fishing Licenses: 

Deep Creek Outfitters ....... 387-2200 

Furniture, Custom Made: 

Whispering Pines ..... 814-662-4100 

Furniture, Sales: 

Grand Central ................. 334-9515 

Whispering Pines .......814-662-4100 

Gasoline: 

Hartman’s Liberty ...........746-8886 

Gourmet Foods: 

Deep Creek Gourmet .....387-0513 

Firefly Market ..................746-8188 

Fireside Deli ....................387-0083 

Shop & Save Fresh ........387-4075 

Schoolhouse Earth .........746-8603 

Granite: 

Mt. Top Granite ............... 334-9690 

Nature’s Granite ............. 895-4371 

Greenhouses/Nurseries: 

Pleasant Valley ...............334-0787 

Groceries: 

Shop & Save Fresh ........387-4075 

Hartman’s Liberty ...........746-8886 

Hardware: 

Deep Creek Outfitters .....387-2200 

G&W Lumber ..................746-8520 

Hospital/Emergency: 

Garrett Cy. Memorial ...... 533-4000 

Hot Tub Sales/Service: 

DCL Hot Tubs ................. 387-5999 

Karaoke Rental / Services 

Sounds Fun Entert. ......... 746-6224 

Kitchen Cabinets 

G&W Lumber ..................746-8520 

Mt. Top Granite ............... 334-9690 

Landscaping Services: 

Minn-Scape .................. 746-YARD 

Liquor Sales 

McHenry Beverage ......... 387-5518 

Zipeez ............................. 387-2992 

Massage Therapy: 

Deep Creek Salon .......... 387-5380 

Massage at the Lake ............ 387-4477 

Sewickley Spa ................ 387-7000 

Motels: 

Casselman Inn ................ 895-5055 

Long Branch Motel ......... 334-4533 

Pharmacies: 

Deep Creek Pharm ........ 387-5300 

Photographers: 

Bello’s Portraits .............. 533-0330 

Pilates: 

Balanced Body .............. 387-7585 

Plumbing: 

Rush Services ............... 387-6481 

Real Estate Sales: 

Clutter Realty ......... (304)789-6933 

Coldwell Banker ............. 387-5303 

Long & Foster ................ 387-9500 

Railey Realty ................. 387-2000 

Second Homes ....... 866-387-1995 

Resort Rentals: 

Clutter Realty .......... 304-789-6933 

Coldwell Banker ............. 387-5303 

Long & Foster ......... 800-336-7303 

OffLake Rentals ...... 888-221-8673 

Railey Mtn Lake ...... 800-846-7368 

Taylor-Made ........... 866-351-1119 

Road Service: 

One Stop Towing ........... 334-2262 

Spas/Day Services: 

Cobblestone ..................387-HAIR 

Deep Creek Salon ......... 387-5380 

Lake Salon ..................... 387-9400 

Massage at Lake ........... 387-4477 

Sewickley Spa ............... 387-7000 

Tanning Salons: 

Deep Creek Salon ......... 387-5380 

Lake Salon ..................... 387-9400 

Massage at Lake ........... 387-4477 

Tuscan Sun ................... 334-1424 

Tires: 

Glotfelty Enterprises ...... 334-3911 

Towing: 

One Stop Towing ........... 334-2262 

Tree Pruning / Removal: 

Lakefront Tree Service .. 387-0115 

Well Drilling: 

Brenneman’s ................. 746-8666 

Windows: 

G&W Lumber ..................746-8520 

Window Cleaning: 

Crystal Clean ................. 707-0272 

Window Tinting: 

Unique Decor ................. 334-4545 

Window Treatments: 

Unique Decor .................. 334-4545 

All Area Codes 301 unless otherwise indicated

Sales & Rentals 

Visit www.clutterrealty.com 

at ALPINE LAKE 

Just 20 miles from Deep Creek Lake 

ALPINE LAKE PROPERTIES 

991 AL, Chalet, 6 room, 3 BR, 2 Ba. Large 

open great room with stone fireplace, home 

is rustic with heavy wooden doors, master 

bedroom features a 5.5 x 10.5 balcony, nice 

level wooded lot, 8.5x19 front deck, and a 

10 x 13 back deck. Furnished as shown on 

www.clutterrealty.com. Home needs some 

repairs...$79,900. 

S22 AL, Ranch, 5 room, 2 BR, 1½ BA, 

well landscaped yard, private back yard, 

skylight in kitchen, living room features a 

freestanding fireplace. Covered Porch, 

12 x 16 back deck. attached garage with 

workshop. One third basement, the rest is 

crawl space with concrete floor. All rooms 

have ceiling fans & have been painted in 

last few years....$99,900 

S48 AL, 1½ story Hearthstone log, 6 

room, 2-3 BR, 1½ BA. Great room features 

cherry floors, wood stove, cathedral 

ceiling done in tongue & groove w. skylight 

& exposed beams. Kitchen features 

tile floor & cherry countertops. Detached 

garage w. studio. Covered front porch, 

screened-in back porch, storage room & 

large back deck....$168,500 

Q46 AL, Contemporary, 5 room, 2 BR, 2 

BA, no building lots behind home, not far 

from lodge. Great room features wood 

burning fireplace & patio door leading to 

8x16 back deck. Very nice 8x32 covered 

front porch. Well insulated 6” walls, 12’ 

ceiling & Peachtree windows....$104,900 

S33 AL, Chalet, 7 rm, 3 br, 2 ba. Cedar 

shake siding. Features large stone 

propane fireplace, hardwood floors, one 

wall done in tongue & groove. Master 

bath with garden tub & ceramic floors. 

Hardwood in upstairs bedrooms. Nice 

size deck across front of home. Propane 

hot water baseboard heat $199,900 

S61 AL, Chalet, 6 room, 2-3 BR, 2 BA. 

Natural lot with privacy, includes 2nd lot. 

Large great room with propane FP, 19’ 

high ceiling w. exposed beams. Upstairs 

master BR features cherry floors, walk-in 

closet. Stone foundation, paved driveway, 

nice trim & solid wood doors throughout....$177,000. 

Enjoy vacationing or owning property at Alpine 

Lake Resort & Conference Center. Amenities 

include a lake for boating, fishing, a beach, 

boat house, picnic area, cross country skiing, 

18 hole golf course, tennis, basketball court & 

motel with association fees. The main lodge is 

complete with 2 conference rooms, 2 bars, and 

a restaurant. We have a very nice selection of 

homes for sale plus a great selection of building 

lots available. 

S02 AL, Contemporary Cedar, 7 room, 3 

BR, 3½ BA, 3 lots, 1.4 acres. Western 

Cedar & native stone home w/ sunken 

living room, dry stacked native stone FP, 

& vaulted tongue & groove cedar ceiling. 

One of a kind kitchen w/ custom cabinets 

& more. Well insulated 20x24 guest 

house with ½ bath. For complete writeup, 

visit www.clutterrealty.com. $279,900 

S37 AL, Contemporary ranch, 6 room, 3 

BR, 2 BA. 2nd lot for privacy, very nice 

yard. Great room features stone propane 

fireplace, cathedral ceiling w/ exposed 

beams and 2 skylights. Extra storage, 

paved driveway. Covered front porch, 

cement patio in back. Attached 1 car 

garage with new opener...$119,900 

T04 AL, Chalet, 6 room, 3 BR, 1 1/2 BA. 

Great room features tongue & groove 

cathedral ceiling, freestanding fireplace, 

remodeled kitchen, & large windows. Top 

floor features tongue & groove cathedral 

ceiling, bedroom with 1/2 bath, large 

sitting room/loft. Front deck, new roof. 

Home is furnished except for living room 

furniture $170,000 

March, 2013 - The Lake-FrontTM 1657 Alpine Lake Road • Terra Alta, WV 26764 

Located At The Entrance To Alpine Lake 

Office (304) 789-6933 • Tom Clutter, Broker 

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Premier Deep Creek Lake 

Real Estate & Vacation Rentals 

866-599-3563 800-544-2425 

www.deepcreek.com

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