Summer 2010

What ’s Inside:• FromtheHelm–Pg.2

• ACBS2012MeetingLocationSelected– Pg.3

• 2010Keels&WheelsCoverage–Pg.4

• TheTradingDock– Pg.5

• Mahogany&ChromeBoatFestivalUpdate–Pg.6

• AutomaticLifeVests– Pg.8

• RendezvousatGarvanGardens– Pg.9

• Ship’sStore:WE NEED YOUR INPUT–Pg.10

Classics Cruisin’ at Table Rock Lake

Cruisin’ the Rock.Sixty-five classic boaters from eleven states converged on Table Rock Lake on June 10-13, 2010, to attend the annual Heartland Classics chapter’s Classics Cruisin’ event.

TableRockLake, with nearly 800

miles of shoreline, mean-ders through the hollows of the Ozark Mountains going upstream 79 miles from the Corps of Engineers dam near Branson, Missouri, toward the southwest, past Holiday Island, Ark., and also follows other tributaries which reach south into Arkansas and north toward Springfield, Mo. Sixty-five classic boaters from eleven states converged on Table Rock Lake on June 10-13, 2010, to attend the annual HeartlandClassics chapter’s Classics Cruisin’ event.

The event began for many participants on Wednesday with a two-day cruise to Eureka Springs, Ark. This included an overnight stay at the 106 year-old Basin Park Hotel, dinner at the Balcony Bar and Res-

taurant, and a return cruise to Rock Lane Marina and Resort, a 108 mile round trip cruise. Other participants arriving early joined Cruisemasters DickMoistand BruceTurpin on a lunch cruise to Campbell Point and the Port Grill.

Thursday evening al-most 50 boaters gathered for a welcome gather-ing at the new Charlie’s Steaks and Ribs at Rock Lane Resort. This proved to be an exciting event as many members used this opportunity to be the first on their block to be wearing the new HeartlandClassics logo shirts designed by ForrestBryant, in addition to savoring the great food at Charlie’s.

Friday provided an opportunity for many folks to join ForrestandKallyBryantin a cruise to Big Buoys floating restaurant for lunch and a return cruise on the beautiful blue waters of Table Rock Lake. Forty participants then gathered that evening for a dinner cruise on the Branson Belle Showboat which included a great dinner, cruise on the lake, and a wonderful after dinner show.

Continued on Page 9

www.heartland-classics.orgPhotos courtesy of Forrest Bryant.

From the Helm byKathyParker

A Fond Farewell... byBeritKimrey

Donsold his latest Yellow Jacket. She went home to Texas, very close to where

the Yellow Jacket factory was in the 1950s. That was our “story boat” – you know how some boats seem to make everyone who views them want to tell you the story of how they first skied, or helped re-varnish grandpa’s boat, or how an uncle let them help make a wooden boat.

I think there is a new wave of nostalgia and a desire to make those memories come alive in young families again. After each Heartland event, we get phone calls about how to find information, where to locate a boat, and yes, how to find a caring new owner for the boat in the barn.

So my message is to get your boats out there to generate the memories and the interest in classic boats. Wear the new logo so that you become known as a resource for boating information. And have fun in the process. The stories you’ll hear and the people you’ll meet are part of the treasure you own as a classic boater.

It’s also time for nominationstotheBoardofDirectors for new three year terms. Interested parties or those with suggestions should contact MikeLanghorne at(501)318-7666. Terms will begin following the election to be held at GrandLake. MKathy

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“Believe me my young friend; there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.”

– Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows (1908)

I thasbeen a pleasure to serve as your co-editor with JohnWatkins for the last several years. Throughout

my association with HeartlandClassics, I’ve had the privilege of interacting with (via email and facebook) many wonderful people. I’ve learned so much about your passion for the art of classic boating and I’ve truly delighted in contributing to MahoganyandChrome.

I wish you all the very best in your endeavors in the water and in your activities as a group. Here’s to clear skies and blue water- be safe! M

All the best,

Berit Kimrey

went home to Texas, very close to where the Yellow Jacket factory was in the 1950s. That was our

his latest Yellow Jacket. She

the Yellow Jacket factory was in the 1950s. That was our went home to Texas, very close to where

the Yellow Jacket factory was in the 1950s. That was our

ACBS 2012 International Event Scheduled for Table Rock Lake

T hecontract with BigCedarResorthas been signed and planning is underway for the2012ACBS

InternationalBoatShowandAnnualMeeting at TableRockLakeSeptember20–23,2012. TheHeartlandChap-ter is proud to have been selected to be the host chapter for this prestigious event. We believe that the beauty of the Ozarks and Table Rock Lake, as well as the central geographic location, will attract ACBS boaters from all over the country. The event was held last year at the MuskokaLakes in Ontario,Canada. BayHarbor,Mich.will host the function in September of this year. The 2011 gathering will be held in LakeGeneva,Wis.

While we are excited to be hosting this event, we also know that it will require significant efforts, both for planning during the next 2 years, but also for the numerous responsibilities during the event itself. Although not all of our responsibilities have been identified or assigned at this point, we do know that we will have the lead in planning and carrying out the pre event activities during the week before the annual show and meeting actually begin. Initial planning includes several cruises on Table Rock Lake as well as activities at the Resort and in the Branson area. These activities will probably begin

on Sunday and carry through Wednesday of the event week. Our responsibilities during the event will include such things as assistance in launching boats, trailer parking, greeting participants at the registration desk, preparing welcome bags prior to participant arrival, managing the gates and traffic at the Boat Show itself, and other assistance during the event.

We are in the process of forming a steering committee to begin planning for the event. We will also need committee chairs for each of our responsibility areas, and certainly we will need lots of volunteers to assist both in planning and dur-ing the event. We believe that most pre event planning can be accomplished by conference calls and internet communication.

So, we have two requests for all Heartland Chapter members. First, put the week of September18th,2012 on your calendar and begin to make plans to attend this great event on Table Rock Lake. Second, please contact DonParker to volunteer your assistance in serving on the Steering Committee or to offer your help during the event itself. You can contact Don at donaldwparker@hotmail.com, or at (417)739-2124.M

byKathyParker

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Photos courtesy of Shutterstock, Big Cedar Lodge & Kathy Parker.

A fterskipping a couple of years I decided it was time to make another trip to the Lone Star State’s beautiful

Gulf Coast at Seabrook, Texas’s LakewoodYachtClub for the 15thAnnual“Keels&WheelsConcursD’Elegance”. As co-driver with my friend BobbyGibson, we towed his 1959 16' Century Resorter named “Doctor Bob”.

Friday was setup day for the show and then evening events including a “Poolside Grill & Social” at the yacht club cabana sponsored by the ACBSSouthwestChapter. ACBSPresidentGailTurner and her husband Bill also made the trip to Texas to attend the show.

Saturday marked the start of the two-day show that is open to the public. If you have never attended this event, I encourage you to do so. There are antique and classic boats as well as exotic, classic, antique and muscle cars on display. There is also the HoustonClassicAuction held on the yacht club grounds. An air show reenacted the attack on Pearl Harbor…complete with WW2 Japanese Zero warplanes.

Several HeartlandClassics members were present and collected a fair share of the awards:• ClassicUtilityCenturyBestofClass as well as Best

Century went to BobbyGibson and his 1959 16' Century Resorter “Dr. Bob”.

• CorinthianWinner went to JohnGrafand his Mercury Outboard Motor Display.

• ClassicUtilityHigginsSilverAward went to PaulHastings and his 1956 17' Higgins Speedster “Beer Budget” and ClassicUtilityHigginsBestofClass went to his 1963 18' Higgins Mandalay “Tequila Gold”.

• ContemporaryUtilitySilverAward went to PaulHastings and his 1976 22' Riva Olympic “Spumante Lady” and ContemporaryUtilityBestofClass went to his 1971 18' Riva Junior “Caviar Dreams”.

• PreservationBestofClass went to PaulHastings’ 1948 9' Bowman Paddle Boat “Paul’s Paddle Boat”.

Heartland members ClayandPattyThompsonandGuyandJacqueMcCollum also participated in the show. M

2010 Keels & Wheels Concurs D’ Elegance

byDarrenArnold

Silver on a Budget. Classic Utility Higgins Silver Award went to Paul Hastings and his 1956 17' Higgins Speedster “Beer Budget”.

“tequila gold” BeSt oF ClaSS. Classic Utility Higgins Best of Class went to Paul Hastings’ 1963 18' Higgins Mandalay “Tequila Gold”.

Century’S BeSt. Classic Utility Century Best of Class as well as Best Century went to Bobby Gibson and his 1959 16' Century Resorter “Dr. Bob”.

BiCentennial lady. Contemporary Utility Silver Award went to Paul Hastings and his 1976 22' Riva Olympic “Spumante Lady”.

tHere SHe iS. The Miss America IX, owned by Chuck Mistele, is the late Gar Wood’s racing boat that was driven by him to a world record 102.256 MPH on March 1, 1931. It was the first boat to ever go over 100 MPH.

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Photos courtesy of Darren Arnold.

Kudos to Mike Langhorne byKathyParker

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Anoldergentleman in Kansas paid to have his 1956ChrisCraftSports-

man for sale on the HeartlandClassicswebsite. He had begun a restoration years earlier by removing the engine, turning it over, and taking the old bottom off in anticipation of putting on a complete new bottom. However, age and health prob-lems put a halt to the project and it sat waiting in his shop for someone to take over the project.

The project was more than prospective buyers were willing to tackle, so this June he asked us to remove the listing. The boat would be hauled to the city dump July 1st when he moved into a retirement residence. My husband, Don, called him back and asked for pictures and promised to find a home for the poor old boat. To make a long story short, MikeLanghorne has a similar boat he is planning to restore and was willing to drive to Kansas to pick up the boat, engine and all the original hardware.

Don and I received a wonderful thank you note from the gentle-man, expressing his genuine appreciation for helping save his old classic boat from a fateful trip to the trash pile.Mike, thanks so much for your part in saving this old boat!M

The Trading DockThere is a 44' owens tahitian that is need of a good home. It is free and a project boat. The contact is a man named Jim. His # 918-585-2746. Kyle Jamar

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ALSO FOR SALE: 1960 Century 17’ Ski DartGray Marine 109 engine, fresh paint, original cushions, blower,

bilge pump, air horns, cover, nicely refurbished tandem axle trailer with new tires and folding tongue.

Very original boat can be seen at Table Rock Lake, Mo.

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Thisyear the HeartlandClassicsBoatClub will be having our 17thAnnual“GrandLakeMahogany

&ChromeClassicBoatFestival”. Our 2010 event will be held October1–3,2010. The event is more than just a show! It will feature lake cruises, cookouts, antique/classic boat show, boat rides and a banquet.

Thursday there will be an early arrivals gathering for dinner at PensacolaPizzaandPasta in Langley, Oklahoma.

Friday there will be a cruise of the lake to the new LandingsMarina,Aquabar&Grill for lunch then on to RoyalBay where we will set up a pre-show viewing for the media and Grove area spectators. Shuttles will be avail-able for Grove area shopping, Har-BerVillage and GrandLakeCasino. Late afternoon there will be a Social Hour/Dinner on Royal Bay’s CherokeeQueenRiverBoat docked at Royal Bay. A cash bar will be available. After dinner, there will be an escorted cruise back toArrowheadYachtClub.

On Saturday, it’s show time at Grand Lake’s Arrowhead Yacht Club. With a breakfast buffet being held in the club dining room followed by the in water boat show and classic boat rides. On Saturday evening there will be a social hour followed by the banquet and awards presenta-tion. Again, this year’s banquet is being held at CherokeeYachtClub, which is located just across Duck Creek from Arrowhead Yacht Club. You can go by car or by boat - courtesy docks are available.

This year’s guest speaker will beLouRauh, owner of the“AntiqueBoatCenter”.After the banquet, you can move on to Cherokee Yacht Club’s “Hooker’sBar”. Socialize, mingle and check out the nostalgic photographs of Grand Lake in its early years.

Sunday we will have another lake cruise to the site of our cookout, HammerheadMarina’sSharky’sCoveredPavilion, courtesy docks are available and Arrowhead Yacht Club will be catering the event. So come, relax and enjoy the afternoon before your trip home. Door prizes will be awarded so be sure to attend!

We are looking for sources for boat related handouts, door prizes or sponsorship. If you have any contact ideas or want to provide any of these services, please contact me.

If anyone would like to volunteer to help with the preshow preparation or help out during the event as a volunteer please contact me. The handful of dedicated volunteers who have worked tirelessly over the past years would like some more help, new blood & new ideas. Let us once again work together as a club to make this year's festival the best ever.

Registration and information mail out is coming soon or Visit our website www.heartland-classics.org to download information. Contact: DarrenArnold - Event Chairman Phone: 918-639-8279 Email: darren.arnold@cox.net M

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Classic Boat Festival Grand Lake | October 1–3, 2010

At Arrowhead Yacht Club, Grand Lake, OK

The 17th annual event renamed the “Mahogany & Chrome Boat Festival” is more than just a show! It features lake cruises, cookouts, antique/classic boat show, boat rides and a banquet. 50+ vintage wooden & fiberglass runabouts and cruisers – Free Admission.

Contact Darren Arnold for details!darren.arnold@cox.net918.307.1729 or 918.639.8279

www.heartland-classics.org

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ByLarryNichols

Whilecruising the Southbound St.

John’s River Cruise with some 30 other classic boats in 2009 as a precur-sor to the TavaresACBSBoatShow, we put in at the beautiful SilverGlenSpringsRecreationalArea for a scheduled stop and a fine BBQ lunch. The water was quite shal-low going in - about 2.5 to 3.0 feet, and the narrow entrance into the Springs required us to idle through a large area of underwater grasses. I could tell I probably picked up some grass on my prop. In lock step with the other boats, we nosed ARRRGH! into the bank and tied her off. Since I was already in my swim trunks, I slipped into the water and waded to the back of the boat - now almost waist deep in the water. I hadSusanMiller raise the outdrive, and I commenced to removing the grass wound around my prop. In order to reach the last little bit, I bent down, unknowing submersing the bottom of my auto-inflate life vest. In less than one second, a loud POP-PSSSST and pressure about my head and face startled me out of my tranquil task to the sound of laughter from my crew! The picture says it all! M

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Saturday CruisemasterJohnThompson in his recently acquired Skiff Craft day cruiser led a twenty-two mile, two-state cruise along mile after mile of beautiful Ozark scenery into Arkansas. The boaters then selected from a choice of several potential lunch locations, including Big Cedar Resort, State Park Marina, Chateau Resort, Indian Point Floating Cafe, and Rock Lane Resort.

ThenSaturday evening DickandCaraMoist hosted their traditional brisket dinner with all of the trimmings at the Ozark Yacht Club. It was a great din-ner, a perfect venue, and a great opportunity to greet old friends, make new acquaintances, discuss old boats, and enjoy the perfect weather. And, what

better place to celebrate wedding anniversaries forBobandMillicentVanDyke and ChickandKaronWheat– these two couples represent 105 years of marriage. Congratulations!

Sunday morning Cruisemasters LarryandJanHinton, in their 1949 22’ Chris Craft Sportsman ‘Mischief’ led the cruise to Big Cedar Lodge for a great breakfast on the deck overlooking the lake while we reminisced about the weekend activities.

We want to thank all of the volunteers and participants so much for spending their weekend on Table Rock Lake with us. Commit-tee members DickandCaraMoist, JohnandCarolynnThomp-son, and BruceandSusanTurpin all provided so much help to make the weekend a success. Our hope is that everyone had an opportunity to renew old acquaintances, make some new friends, and of course enjoy the beautiful blue water and scenery of Table Rock Lake in superb antique and classic boats. And, of course, we hope that you will all join us next year, June9-12,2011. M

Classics Cruisin’ at Table Rock Lake Continued from Page 1

Rendezvous 2010 at Beautiful Garvan GardensLakeHamilton, located in HotSprings,

Ark., was the setting for a classic boat rendezvous and show from April 15th through 18th, 2010.

After an evening of Sam’spizza, a day cruise around the lake with grilled lunch at SunsetCove and an evening at Fisher-man’sWharf, the boats moved to GarvanWoodlandGardens for a show open to the public. Many questions were answered and remembrances shared.

Garvan Woodland Gardens is a beautiful 210 acre wonderland of forest and flowers managed by the UniversityofArkansas. Each year show participants and guests enjoy the park and marvel at the work done by volunteers such as HeartlandClassics members Stuart and DianaPerry. M

Collier and Slater show off the boat their Grandpa Hastings ran as a child. Now it's Slater's boat.

Photos courtesy of Forrest Bryant. & Kathy Parker

Photos courtesy of Jan Hinton.

Our chapter was honored to have ACBS President

Gail Turner and her husband Bill partici-pate in the activities

of the weekend.

Pretty rare to see two Chris Craft Cobras together!

Twenty-four boats from nine states participated in the Heartland Classics boating season opener.

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Aseries of items featuring the new Heartland Classics logo would be offered for purchase to members through a

Heartland Classics Ship's Store. The items would be available to order on the website plus a regular ad in Mahogany & Chrome.

The items could be purchased through an E-Commerce Shopping Cart with payment via PayPal or others; or it could be a downloaded order form that could be sent in with a check.

Several items are featured below and of course other items such as t-shirts, windbreakers, sweatshirts, jackets and etc. could be added. We would like your input. If there is enough interest from members we could start with those items you're most interested in and add others. For more details and proposed costs and etc., we will provide more information on the website and solicit your vote for the proposal and the items you're interested in.

The t-shirts are already available in limited quantities and the caps could be available on short notice.

This will only be initiated if there are enough positive replies, so your input will be a big deciding factor if there will be a Ship's Store.

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Forrest Bryant • 2012Kansas City, MOadvertising@blbadv.com

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Steve Kennedy • 2010Tulsa, OKsteve@km2a.com

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Kathy Parker • 2011Kimberling City, MOkathleenlparker@hotmail.com

Steve Spinharney • 2012Tulsa, OKdspinhar@cox.net

John Thompson • 2011Marshfield, MOthomp1@mchsi.com

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Club Board of Directors

New Club Members

President/Membership:Kathy Parker(402) 202-3433

V. President/Grand Lake Chair:Darren Arnold(918) 639-8279

Secretary/Media Contact:John Thompson(417) 839-9075

Treasurer:Patty Thompson(580) 471-2711

Newsletter:Forrest Bryant – Editoradvertising@blbadv.com(913) 262-7075Rich Bennett – Art Directorartdir@blbadv.com(913) 262-7075

Website & Email:www.heartland-classics.orgheartland-classics@hotmail.com

Workshop Event:Dan Diehl(918)230-4508

Garvan Gardens Event:John Watkins(501) 920-3825

Table Rock Events:Don Parker(402) 770-5400

Beaver Lake Cruise:Guy McCollum(817) 925-3700

Outboards/Nominating:Mike Langhorne(479) 679-4483

Safety/Education:Bruce Turpin(417) 337-0621

Youth Director:Linda Kanak(918) 571-3707

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EurEka SpringS prE-EvEnt: thurSday & Friday auguSt 5 – 6thSpend Thursday & Friday exploring the unique shops and historic town. See www.eurekasprings.org.

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BEavEr LakE CruiSE & BBQ dinnEr: Saturday auguSt 7thThe tour plan is loose, but don’t forget to bring your bathing suit, suntan lotion, beverages and cruising snacks!

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10:00 AM – 3:00 PM: Plan to spend 4 – 5 hours cruising by Beaver dam, the big clifty arm of Beaver Lake,Penitentiary Falls and Hog Scauld Falls, returning to McCollum’s dock.

4:00 PM: Catered BBQ Dinner above the McCollum’s dock on Eagles Bluff. Cost: $20 per person

Lodging optionS:The Benton Place Inn (rates $135-$155) www.bentonplace.comReservations: Contact Rebecca Pope at 866-253-7602

Rogue’s Manor (rates $85-$200) www.roguesmanor.com – or –Beaver Town Inn (rates $85-$120) www.beavertowninn.comReservations: Contact Smith at 479-253-4911

Whitney Mountain Lodge (rates $99-$169) www.whitneymountainlodge.comReservations: Contact Linda at 479-359-3201

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MapS & additionaL inForMationRSVP & Questions to: Guy McCollum @ 817-925-3700 or guy@mccollumconsulting.com

Boat Storage reservations: Kristi @ 479-359-2122 www.lostbridgestorage.com

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Thursday Night Happy Hour & Dinner: www.roguesmanor.com

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Saturday BBQ: www.eaglesbluff.netParticipants are welcome to store their boats before and after the event at Lost Bridge Storage, courtesy of Guy & Jacque McCollum. Contact Kristi at 479-359-2122 to make arrangements.

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