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(2,'2006-01-06','2006-01-06','Ft. Myers/South Florida Gathering','Ft. Myers, FL','It is always warm in Ft. Myers in January so we should have great time. The City Marina where we will headquarter is as good as it gets, and the adjoining high rise hotel and area restaurants are first class. Four special events will occur at this meeting; one is a crossing of the State from Stuart through Lake Ocheechobee to Ft.Meyers on Wednesday January 18 (Contact Gerald Dake at 904-221-9290 for information), The second is a restoration seminar on different woods in marine construction will be held on Friday at 5pm in the hotel, the third is the International ACBS Winter Board of Directors meeting and the fourth is a boating trip with the manatees. It is spaecial, so don\'t miss out. Be There. Steve Thurlow is the Cruise Captain at ahab@juno.com \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n','Welcome to our Southwest Florida event sponsored by the Sunnyland Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society. We will be gathering at the Ft. Myers City Yacht Basin (239-334-8271) on Friday, Jan. 21, 2005 with the Ramada hotel just across the street. Make your own reservations at both the yacht basin and the Ramada Inn. Some of you will be making the trip across the waterway with Gerald Dake and arriving on Thursday eve. There are many fine restaurants and watering holes only blocks away with the boat ramp next to the park only one block away. There is also a county/state boat ramp on the fresh water side of the locks for those of you that don’t want to get your trailer in salt water.\r\n','SoFlaReg04.pdf',NULL),
(36,'2006-03-09','2006-03-10','A new event at Sunnyland','to be determined','this is a new event that will be planned by one of our board members. Check back often for more news on this.','','',''),
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(39,'2006-02-26','2006-02-26','one day event','Mt Dora, Fl','','','',NULL),
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(33,'2006-02-10','2006-02-10','Harris Chain Sunset Cruise & Picnic','Lake Eustis, FL','The Harris Chain of Lakes is the most boater friendly body of water in America with the Dora and Apopka Canals, Dead River and Haines Creek. We will have a wonderful day cruise with an early afternoon picnic on the lawn of one of our members beautiful lakefront homes. Contact Ray Garrarr for additional information \r\n\r\n','','',NULL),
(35,'2006-04-10','2006-04-11','An April event','Miami, Fl','Summary of this event.','A blog about the April event','CrystalReg.pdf',NULL),
(41,'2006-03-23','2006-03-26','Mt Dora Antique and Classic Boat Festival','Mt Dora, Fl','The Mt. Dora Antique Boat Festival is the largest show of its kind in the USA and is attended by more than 50,000 spectators over the four day period of the event. More than 250 boats are displayed in the water and on land. Watch for more information here, including a registration form. Terry Fiest is Show Chairman and can be contacted at terry.fiest@cubic.com \r\n','The Mt. Dora Antique Boat Festival is the largest show of its kind in the USA and is attended by more than 50,000 spectators over the four day period of the event. More than 250 boats are displayed in the water and on land. Watch for more information here, including a registration form. Terry Fiest is Show Chairman and can be contacted at terry.fiest@cubic.com \r\n','MDRegD04.pdf','MtDora105.htm');
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(1,'act','4','Year of the Goose','Year of the Goose','Jan 02,06','This year has been proclaimed the year of the Goose according to the 175 guests who gathered at the Fikerts Annual New Years Party. ',' The Goose is a restored 1955 Foresburg Jersey Skiff owned by Linda & Dick Daly of Grand Island, Florida.\r\n\r\nby Marty.\r\n '),
(2,'act','3','Homasassa Cruise and Fish Fry','Homasassa Cruise and Fish Fry','Jan 03, 06','Friday September 30 thru Sunday October 2, 2005 13 boats and 27 Sunnyland members enjoyed a delightful weekend in old Homosassa Springs, one of the last remaining old Florida areas left. ',' Those who arrived Friday evening had dinner at the Monkey Bar and enjoyed cocktails late into the evening. Those attended included:\r\n\r\nGerald Dake was accompanied by his grandson Mitchell, and Ray and Valerye Garrant in his 1947 Chris Craft “Odyssey”; \r\nLou and Carla Ronca in their beautifu;; revarnished and upholstered Greavette, “Memories”;\r\nDick and Linda Daly, in their Jersey Skiff, \r\n“Just A Fishing Bote”; \r\nTom Wark with British guests in his Jersey Skiff, “Jersey Girl”; \r\nMarty and Claire Ferry in their Jersey Skiff, “Puppy Love”, \r\nBill and Nancy Bryant in their Jersey Skiff, “Falcon”; \r\nJack and Elizabeth in; Bill and Kay Joslyn in “Special K”; \r\nPhil and Dorothy Jordon in their Jersey Skiff “Glory Days”; \r\nMike and Karen Yobe in the awesome race boat “Therapy”; \r\nBill and Betty Russell in their Jersey Skiff “Flyin Pony” \r\nJack and Janet Rouse in the gentlemans racer “Light ‘em UP”.\r\n\r\nSaturday began by launching boats and checking into rooms for those who had just arrived. Once in the water and after a brief Captains meeting we were off for a beautiful cruise out a relatively unspoiled river which flows into the Gulf. \r\n\r\nA Short distance from the dock the development soon stops and except for a few scattered island cottages accessible only by water there is nothing except olde Florida coastal wilderness. \r\n\r\nThe Jersey Skiffs enjoyed this curvy run following the channel markers and were soon out of sight. We all met up out in the Gulf where some of the skiffs went approximately 5 miles out to the last marker. Most of us stopped before we got out that far because it was beginning to get a little rough. \r\n\r\nA unique sight was the “Bait Lady” in her little pontoon boat with a hugh shrimp mounted on the top of a hard top floating out on the flats selling everything a fisherman could ever want. \r\n\r\nReturning to the mouth of the river we spotted a large pod of dolphin playing in the shallow water around our boats. They appear almost human as they look you in the eye as if to say, ‘I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE THINKING”. \r\n\r\nWe returned to the upper river and back into the settled area, passing Riverside Villas Resort where we were staying and up a little further to the Seagrass Waterside Restaurant. We all docked and had a wonderful lunch by the water on comfortable umbrella shaded tables. \r\n\r\nBy mid afternoon we were on our way toward the spring where we enjoyed the cool clear waters of Homosassa Springs the remainder if the afternoon. We were treated to an unusual sight while swimming near our rafted up boats as a dolphin, perhaps one of those we saw earlier many miles out in the Gulf of Mexico, had herded up a school of mullet and was feeding as he chased them up in shallow water only a few feet from us. We observed this sight for several minutes and when the dolphin was full he swam close by us and headed back out toward the open water.\r\n\r\nBy late afternoon we were schriveled up pretty good from the water so we raised anchors amid thumbs up from all the plastic boaters who had cooed over our boats for the duration of our swim. We arrived back at Riverside Villas, and after circling Monkey Island and watching the monkies feed, we moored at our assigned spaces and headed for cocktail hour on wood tables at waterside and swimming in the pool. \r\n\r\nShortly before dark many of us boarded our boats for a sunset cruise to Margaritagrill, our chosen dining spot for dinner whiel others drove over. The food was excellent, but the hugh margaritas, nearly half a gallon were the biggest hit. One person cannot handle one alone.\r\n\r\n '),
(3,'act','3','2005 Turkey Run','2005 Turkey Run at the Sunnyland','Feb 1, 06','It all began Friday night with Phil and Jean Jordan hosting an early arrivers get together. ','Saturday morning a total of 15 boats (13 skiffs) gathered for our annual Turkey Run. Everyone brought some sort of leftover Thanksgiving dinner and/or made something special to share with the group. We met at Trimble Park in Tangerine, had a feast organized by Jean Swift and Jean Jordan, then headed out for a 6 stop poker run with the last card being distributed at dinner later that evening.\r\n\r\nPaul Nowak (you know we love you) got beat 6 times on Saturday - first by Roger, then by Marty, Dick Daly got in on the action too, and so did Billy Russell, finally Mike Howick. After all that - he didn\'t even win the poker hand - bad day for Paul!\r\n\r\nThe weather was in the mid 70\'s and the water was flat. Everyone ran well except for Freddie who was towed in and Roger who was taking his last run for the day also had to be towed in to the ramp.\r\n\r\nThe big winners of the day were Timmy (Skip\'s grandson) and Mike Howick - Congratulations and remember you owe us a drink!\r\n\r\nService at dinner was a bit disappointing for most of us especially since we made reservations. We will research this issue for future outings. We\'ll keep this short & sweet and let the pictures tell the story. For those up north in the frozen tundra, our next outing is January 7th. come on down. Picuures posted on http://www.speedskiffs.com \r\n\r\n'),
(26,'Welcome','6','Welcome','Welcome to the NEW SUNNYLAND','','',' Welcome to the ACBS SunnyLand Chapter. SunnyLand is one of the largest ACBS chapters and due to its location in sunny Florida, is able to schedule events year round. ..\r\n\r\nOur Mount Dora Antique and Classic Boat Festival held in Mount Dora, FL, in March is one of the largest boat shows in the ACBS and draws people from all across the United States and Canada.\r\nOur \"boat gatherings\" are smaller events and are held January through November around the state. These events give our members time to get acquanted with other chapter members and tour some of the wonderful waterways around the state of Florida. \r\n\r\nPlease visit our Calendar of Events web page to learn more about our events and check out our Membership Information page to learn how to become a member. Remember, you need not own a antique or classic boat to become a member of the ACBS.\r\n '),
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\r\nJust posted: A new event is being added to the calendar. It has not been named or a location chosen, but its gonna be really fun so watch here for more information.\r\n
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(28,'act','2','From The Helm','From The Helm - Summer 2006','2006-2-18','',' Your Sunnyland Chapter has been very active since our last Sheerline with boating activites and chapter business. Don Babcock and your President respresented the Chapter at the funeral of IKen Jacobsen and gave out regards to his lovely wife Nan. She prmises she will be ath the Mount Dora Boat Show and will do the North St. Johns River Trip.\r\n\r\nThe Silver Run cruise to Silver Springs in May was a big hit (check out the shirts in the pictures_ with those who attended as was the Dam Diner wher we enhoyed lunch on the way up and back on the Oklawaha River. '),
(93,'act','1','The Editor\'s Desk','The Editor\'s Desk Summer 2008','2006-2-19','summary',' The front cover of this issue is a photograph of your Editor\'s 1956, 26\' Chris-Craft twin engine Continental, \"le Grand Formage\" at the Mount Dora Boat Show. The photo is courtes of \r\nSteve Merjanian a long time friend and editor of the multiple award-winning \"boathouse\" newsletter of teh BSOL, ACBS Chapter.\r\n\r\nLe Grand Fromage was deliver from the Minnetaonka Boat works in Wayzata, Minnesota, on November 21, 1955, and is listed as a 1056 model. Althought the firstr ower is unknow, he/she because discouraged with the boat because of continuing trouble with the Chris-O-Matics, and some time in the early \'60\'s traded the boat in to the Tonka Bay Boat Works for a plastic day cruiser which was popular at the time. mmmnbv '),
(94,'act','','2006 Ft Myers Gathering','2006 Ft Myers Gathering','2006-3-6','summary',' A line from one of Jimmy Buffett\'s songs comes to mind.-.\"The weather is here, wish you were beautiful\". This pretty much describes our event, with the exception of Wednesday’s wind, most days were mild with temperatures starting in the 60\'s and reaching over 80\'s by Saturday On Thursday the cross Florida boats arrived from Clewiston and after checking-in at the Ramada Inn, some rode back to retrieve their cars and trailers while others settled in. Most of the ACBS Winter Meeting members had already arrived and were gathering in the lobby making plans for drinks and dinner. Since there were too many of us to all go to one restaurant, we broke into groups...Italians, French, Fishmongers, etc., and went off to those restaurants in smaller groups. Friday was the first day of the winter meeting of the ACBS, which was held on the second floor of the hotel, with a view of the Ft. Myers Yacht Basin and the Caloosahatchee River. While the meeting was supposed to end earlier, it lasted until 5pm. Several of the boats waiting to give rides gave up and went for a late cruise on their own. At 6 pm the Sunnyland Chapter sponsored a cocktail party with hot food and a cash bar upstairs in the Paramount room overlooking the river. Friday night’s dinner was again \"peoples\" choice with many returning to the same restaurant while others tried different restaurants because there were more than 20+ places to eat within a five-block walk from the Ramada. Saturday was by far one of the best \"winter days\" we have had in a long time, with some ACBS members just having left snow and ice behind on Thursday, only to enjoy the mid 80\'s, bright sun, and a light wind. We couldn\'t have asked for a better day. The draw of the water this time was just too great and the meeting adjourned on time and everyone was on the docks by 10:30am ready to go. With Whoopie, Glory Days, Puppy Love, Drift Away, Wave Toucher, Otay, ,Runaround Sue, Peggy Sue, Odyssey, More Jazz, Top Cat, and Bob Breidert\'s 45\' motor yacht, we were able to give everyone boat rides to Will Stout\'s Cape Harbour Marina and Rumrunners Restaurant. At the docks was Frank Muto, the harbour master, who greeted us and got all the boats tied-up. After a short welcome-in gathering by Will Stout, we all went to the restaurant, where we had a whole room all set aside for our group. Following a short “welcoming” speech by Gerald Dake, Will Stout and his staff, we were treated to great drinks and fantastic food. The only thing that could top that was a tour of an original/restored wood \"yacht\" over in the marine yacht basin.\r\nThe 70\' boat was custom built many years ago for the man who invented \"kitty litter\" and was original except for the lower deck in which the layout was redone in walnut. Capt. Wally gave all a tour of this fine yacht. He has owned wood yachts before and was, at the time of his retirement, the captain of the largest super tanker in the world. He now maintains this yacht for overseas owners who use it a couple of weeks a year. By 3:30 many were ready to do more boating; with light wind, 5-10 mph winds and temperatures around 82 degrees, who could blame anyone. While most eased back to the docks, some ventured out towards Sanibel and Pine Islands for a tour of the waterways. Others were treated to a wine reception on the \"Iva W\", a converted oyster dredger/freighter built in 1929 and docked at the downtown marina.Sunnyland would like to take this opportunity to thank Art Wolf and Marilee Ives for hosting this event on behalf of our members and also ACBS. Saturday night dinner was set-up in the Ramada because that night was also \"bike night\" in Fort Myers, where the downtown streets were blocked-off and hundreds of street bikes were put on display. Several thousand people had gathered to see the bikes. Some ACBS members decided to brave the crowds while most remained at the Ramada Inn Sunday brought another beautiful day with most having to drive back home but a few were lucky to boat back up-the river to Clewiston through fresh water and to their cars/trailers. Thanks to all and hope we ALL can do this again.');
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(15,'Paul Richardon\'s Restore','','In March of 2004, I attended the Mt. Dora show in search of a project. As I searched high and low, there it was.... Gary Scherb, Old Time Boat Co., had just what I was looking for, A 1954 18\' CC Riviera , my dream boat. The deal was struck, and I brought her home in June. Upon inspection, I needed some expert advise, so the fine ACBS members in Tampa were a great help and I located the person to help me with my wood needs. From that point on, I have begun the hours and hours of restoration. More to come as I get there. ','');
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