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MDC is hosting a free series of fi shing workshops around mid-Missouri in September. It’s a great way for kids and families to fi sh with some experts without having to bring a thing!
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Inside this issue Best Bets ...............................................10 Calendar ................................................11 Day Trip .................................................14 Fishing ...................................................16 Fishing Report .....................................17 Outdoors ...............................................18 Boating ................................................. 20 Boating Feature ................................. 21
Event Advance ....................................23 Outdoors ..............................................25 Golf Tournaments ..............................26 Cover Story ..........................................33 The Arts ................................................38 Show ......................................................40 Lake Live ...............................................42
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The air show will not be held this year but an auction is being held to raise money for Veterans flights for next years show. FILE
Air show While the Lake of the Ozarks Air Show is not happening in person this year, an auction is being held to raise money to off er Veterans an experience at the event in 2022. The online auction will run from Sept. 1-7 and a silent auction will take place at the Camdenton Memorial Lake Regional Airport from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. during the Run for the Fallen and airport open house and ribbon cutting being held that day. Funds raised from the auction will be used to increase the Veterans experience at the 2022 Air Show by providing them with a once in a lifetime ride in an authentic World War II aircraft. Online Auction link can be found by visiting the Lake of the Ozarks Air Show Facebook Page @lotoairshow. For more information contact the Camdenton Area Chamber of Commerce at 573-346-2227.
Club kickoff The Newcomers/Longtimers annual kickoff event is scheduled for Sept. 16 at The Elks Lodge in Osage Beach. The event is an opportunity to get to know members of the organization and see what they are about. It will be held from 4-6:30 p.m. Watch for more information about the club in the next issue!
Circus The circus is coming to Eldon Sept. 8 at the Miller County Fairgrounds. Sponsored by the Elks Lions Club there will be two 90-minute shows, 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at a discounted rate of $12 for adults and $7 for children and seniors at Central Bank in Eldon, the Eldon Chamber of Commerce and Citizens Bank in Eldon. m
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 4 • Bill Moulder presents “Headin’ Down the Trail,” an old west dinner experience, at the Camden County Museum at 6 p.m. For reservations call 573.346.7191. 5,12,19 & 26 • Bingo on Sundays at the Elks Lodge in Osage Beach (5161 Osage BeaCH Parkway). Doors open at 2:00 p.m Bingo at 3:00 p.m. For more information call 573-348-3798 6, 13, 20 & 27 • Bingo is played at the Elks Lodge in Laurie (174 Elks Lane) every Monday. Doors open at 10:30 a.m., with play at 12 p.m. Snacks available. Lots of space for social distancing, and masks are optional. No smoking in the building. For more information, call 573-374-4781. 7, 14, 21 & 27 • Drop in knitting/crochet from 10-3 at Paint Box Cafe in Palisades Village on3 Hwy KK in Osage Beach. All skill levels welcome. For more information call: 573.374.6927. 8 • An old-fashioned big top circus is coming to the Eldon Fairgrounds. The Eldon Lions Club is bringing the Culpepper & Merriweather circus to town. Don’t miss the tent raising at 9:30 a.m. Shows will be held at 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. For more information, go to www.cmcircus.com. 9,16,23,30 • Bingo is held on Thursdays at the Rocky Mount Lions Community Center( 20337 Dell Drive). Doors open at 5 p.m. with bingo starting at 6:30 p.m. Food and beverages available. For more information call 573-280-6441. 9,16,23,30 • The Lake Area Duplicate Bridge Club meets every Thursday from 9:45 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Westside Senior Center and every Friday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Osage Beach Senior Center. For more information call Barb at 573317-9477 or Bill at 573-378-4524. 10 • Hot Summer Nights will be held on the Bagnell Dam Strip in Lake Ozark. From 5-10 p.m. walk the Strip to see a variety of cars, trucks and motorcycles. Free for spectators and participants. For more information, go to Hot Summer Nights - Lake of the Ozarks on Facebook.
11 • An Indoor Garage Sale & Market Place will be held from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Camden County Museum. Admission free. Lunch available for donation. For information or booth availability call 573-346-7191 or go to www.camdencountymuseum.org. 11 • The Real Help for Kids Bass Tournament will be held at PB #2 in Osage Beach. The International Union of Operating Engineers 148 is hosting the 34th annual tournament to benefi t Ronald McDonald House Charities of St. Louis. The grand prize winner will receive $2,500 with cash prize going to other winners. The $150 entry fee includes a variety of attendance prizes, brats and complimentary beverages Friday evening, a pork dinner and complimentary beverages Saturday afternoon. Sign up at www.local148.com. 12 • A Boat and PWC Ride for Freedom will be held at Surdyke’s Port 20. The $100 registration fee with money going toward police, military and fi rst responder charities. Depart at 9 a.m. at Surdyke’s Port 20 for the ride to Truman Dam and back. Dinner is at Port 20 at about 5 p.m. To register, go to www.sur dykeboatrentals.com/911signup.asp. 12 • Lake Area Fiber Artists Guild meeting from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at Community Christian Church, N Bus 5, Camdenton. Guild open to anyone with a fi ber interest regardless of experience level. Go to www.lakefi berarts.com or lakefi berarts@gmail.com for more information. 15 • WingFest will be held at the Regalia Hotel & Conference Center from 5-7 p.m. Lake area restaurants will compete for the title of best wings. For more information, go to Wingfest! on Facebook. 15 • The West Lake Newcomers will meet at Kent Memorial Lutheran Church, 184 Sunset Hills Drive, Sunrise Beach at 11 a.m. Meeting at 11:15 a.m. with lunch to follow. The program will be on human trafficking. A basket raffle will be held. Bring Christmas jars, shampoo and deodorant for Community for Christ. Reservations required. Call Judy at 573-789-7240.
15-19 • The Lake of the Ozarks Bikefest will be held at Lake of the Ozarks venues. Vendors, a passport run, entertainment and a rally is planned. For more information, go to www.lakebikefest.com. 17 & 18 • The Hillbilly Fair will be held at the Laurie Fairgrounds. Bands, food, games and other entertainment will be held during the two-day event. The parade will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. For more information, go to www.cityoflaurie.com/hillbilly-fair. 18 • The City of Osage Beach will host a city-wide garage sale from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Play Rummage Bingo to be entered into a drawing to win great prizes. For more information, and to see a map of participating locations, go to www.osagebeach-mo.gov. 23 • The annual Kids Helping Kids Gala will be held at the Lodge of Four Seasons Campana Hall with social hour at 5:30 p.m. and a dinner and program from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost is $49/person with table and sponsor packages available. To get tickets, go to www.kidsharbormo.org. 24 & 25 • A dinner theater production of “Quilters” will be held at the Camden County Museum. Cost is $15 per person. Dinner at 6 p.m., play at 7 p.m. Reservations suggested. Call 573-3467191 ext. 8 for reservation or go to www.camdencountymuseum.org. 25 • The 35th annual Turkey Festival will be held in downtown Eldon from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Vendors will line the streets with homemade crafts, decor, jewelry and food. A parade, beer garden, children’s carnival and other activities will be held. For more information, go to www.eldonchamber.com. 25 • The Pumpkin’ Chunkin Palooza will be held at Ozarks Amphitheatre. Gates open at 10 a.m. The Trebuchet contest will be from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Other events include a pirate and magic show, pie eating contest, an art contest and exhibition and other entertainment. For more information, go to www.pumkinchunkinpalooza.com. m
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Did you know the Ozarks are home to several sunfl ower fi elds? If you’re looking for a fun photo op or to take a bit of sunshine home with you, here are several places you can pick your own sunfl owers.
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Millsap Farm Head to Millsap Farm just north of Springfi eld to roam their picture-perfect sunfl ower fi eld. The fi eld is set-up for selfserve for $10 up to fi ve people at a time. Cut your own sunfl owers for $2 a stem or $20 for a baker’s dozen. The fi eld is also open for photo sessions. Check their Facebook page for opening dates and times. Address: 6593 Emu Lane, Springfi eld, MO
Country Roads Family Fun Farm Country Roads is celebrating the end of summer with a sea of sunfl owers. Through Aug. 29, take a hayride to the fi eld and view sunfl owers of every size and color from auburn to yellow. Get lost in the new 6 acre sunfl ower maze and stroll through its breathtaking beauty. Entrance to the fi eld is $5 a person and u-pick sunfl owers are $2 a stem. Access to additional areas such as the petting zoo, and indoor/outdoor play areas are $10 a person. Concession items are available for purchase. Address: 15144 State Hwy. 97, Stotts City, MO Please call venues to ensure correct hours of operation. m
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The International Union of Operating Engineers 148 is hosting its 34th annual Bass Tournament to benefi t Ronald McDonald House Charities of St. Louis. The tournament will be held September 11 on Lake of the Ozarks. A group of dedicated and energized Local 148 volunteers, both active and retired members, have donated a weekend of their time to raise money for charities dedicated to battling childhood diseases. Since its inception at Sterett Creek on Truman Lake in 1988, this one-of-a-kind tournament has raised over $1.7 million for Cystic Fibrosis research, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital, and now the Ronald McDonald House of St. Louis. The Ronald McDonald House of St. Louis provides a home away from home for families of serioulsy-ill children, and support to organizations that serve the needs of children. St. Louis’ three Ronald McDonald Houses off er parents and family members a respite from hospital waiting rooms 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Their houses provide the essential comforts of home. The tournament is designed to allow your everyday fi sherman the opportunity to have a fun day of fi shing along with
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WHERE THE FISH ARE John Neporadny Special to Vacation News | USA TODAY NETWORK
The lake level was 659.1, generation of 10,000 cubic feet per second (CFS) throughout the week for a level of 659.1 by the weekend. Surface temperature at Bagnell Dam was 82 degrees. Truman Lake was at 706.8 level. To Note: The Lower Osage is from the dam to the 22-mile mark; Mid-Lake is from the 22- to 38-mile mark, the Upper Osage is from the 38-mile mark to the Route 65 Bridge. TOURNAMENT RESULTS Bill Davenport and Marcus Sykora won the Boat-Wrx Two-Day Summer Sizzler last weekend with 10 bass weighing 40.10 pounds. BAGNELL DAM SPILLWAY/ OSAGE RIVER Water clarity: Clear. Black bass: Slow on Ned rigs, swimbaits and crankbaits
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along rocky banks and logs. Catfi sh: Fair on noodle lines baited with cut shad. LOWER OSAGE Water clarity: Clear. Black bass: Fair on topwater lures along corners of main lake docks and wave breaks or on plastic worms along points 25 to 30 feet deep. Crappie: Slow trolling crankbaits along the mouths of coves. Catfi sh: Fair on noodle lines baited with cut shad. GRAVOIS Water clarity: Stained. Black bass: Slow on topwater lures, jigs, shaky head worms, and wacky-rigged plastic worms for fi sh suspended 3 feet deep under main lake docks. Crappie: Fair shooting jigs under docks along the main channel. Catfi sh: Fair on jug lines with cut shad. MID-LAKE Water clarity: Stained. Black bass: Good on jigs and shaky head worms on main lake structure. Crappie: Fair on jigs and minnows 15 feet deep along main lake bluff s. GRAND GLAIZE Water clarity: Clear. Black bass: Fair fl ipping jigs around docks 10 to 15 feet deep in coves. Crappie: Good on jigs 8 to 15 feet deep in brush piles around shad schools.
NIANGUA Water clarity: Clear. Black bass: Good for sub-legal fi sh on crankbaits, plastic worms and jigs along main lake points. White bass: Fair on topwater lures for surfacing fi sh around shad schools. UPPER OSAGE Water clarity: Clear. Black bass: Fair on shaky head worms, Texas-rigged creature baits and Chatterbaits in coves. Crappie: Fair on minnows and jigs 6 to 8 feet deep around docks. Catfi sh: Good on frozen shad. TRUMAN DAM SPILLWAY Water clarity: Clear. Fishing is slow for all species. Sources: Guide Alfred Chapman (573-4653810), www.lakeozarkfi shingguideservice.com; Big Ed’s Guide Service (573-692-6710) www.bigedsguideservice.com; Guide Jack Uxa (573-434-2570) www.lakeoftheozarksfi shingguide.com; Guide John Blankenbeker (573-280-1455); Guide Terry Blankenship (573-480-2835); Guide Jim Dill (573-2049005) www.jamesdillguideservice.com; Fitz Fishing (573-693-9299); Bryants Osage Outdoors (573-374-2278); Casey Scanlon (913-449-3176) and Cody’s Bait & Tackle (660-723-5115). Tournament Results— Thanks to www.bassingbob.com. m
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The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) invites kids and families to attend a free series of fi shing workshops in various locations around mid-Missouri this September. The Discover Nature — Fishing (DNF) workshops will cover the basics of fi shing, from tackle to knot-tying, and participants will gain the skills and confi dence to go fi shing on their own. Each of the four lessons will focus on a diff erent topic: Lesson 1 – Equipment, casting, and proper fi sh handling Lesson 2 – How to tie a knot and bait a hook Lesson 3 – Five common Missouri fi sh: anatomy, habitat, and lifecycle Lesson 4 – Fishing with lures and fi shing regulations Lessons 1 and 2 will take place on one evening, and lessons 3 and 4 on a second evening. All classes are free, but preregistration is required at mdc.mo.gov/ centralevents. MDC will off er these clinics, 5:30–7:30 p.m., at the following locations: Aug. 31 & Sept. 2 — Credit Union Pond
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participants must preregister for each lesson by visiting mdc.mo.gov/central events. Families now have the option to link their children’s accounts to their own accounts which will streamline the program registration process. Once a group account is setup parents will be able to register their children to an event without having to logoff and login for each individual. This functionality will allow parents register their entire family or select family members to an event at the same time. First, users will log into their account and click “My Group Profi le,” then add family members to their account. Setting up a group account today will make program registration quicker and easier for all MDC programs. For more information about these classes, contact Edwards at Ashley.Edwards@mdc.mo.gov, or (573) 815-7901, ext. 2968. MDC’s Discover Nature – Fishing workshops help instill basic fi shing skills and knowledge that provide children and families fun adventures in Missouri’s outdoors for years to come. Register to attend an upcoming series of fi shing workshops near you. m
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Dock owners on Lake of the Ozarks will soon have some recourse for unwanted boaters trespassing on their property or anchoring too close. Eff ective Aug. 28, it will become illegal to be within 100 feet of someone else’s dock, tie up to it or block another boat from getting in and out. The bill was drafted to address a longstanding problem on the lake. Unless a dock is deeded a certain way, it is not considered real property, therefore, it was not illegal for someone to go onto another person’s dock, leaving dock owners with no way to stop people from coming onto private docks. The bill changes that, as well as prohibits boats from anchoring within 100 feet of a dock without the owner’s permission. First-time violators will be subject to a ticket for an infraction. Repeat off enders will be subject to a class B misdemeanor. The bill was sponsored by Sen. Justin Brown, R-Rolla. It was the second time the bill had been fi led. Ameren Missouri and the Missouri Highway Patrol testifi ed in favor of the bill. m GETTY IMAGES
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The non-descript white metal door echoed shut to fi nd Tim Seebold behind a push broom, sweeping granular cleaning material neatly into a pile in the center of the fl oor. It was hot outside, and the only source of comfort was an oscillating fan. Such is Seebold’s world as the head of Seebold Sports, housed in the end unit of a blocklong metal warehouse that he shares with other labor-intensive businesses on Highway 42 in Kaiser. The building and his shop exude simplicity, but in reality, what is contained within refl ects three generations of powerboat racing including multiple championships spread across those three generations. Seebold Sports is a machine shop of sorts where Tim imagines and then creates functional reality for the Formula One boats that are raced all over the world – all refl ecting his family’s racing legacy. And, he’s not afraid to push a broom. Or change a lightbulb. Or fi x this or that. To say Tim is a hands-on owner-operator is an understatement. Every part, every idea
that comes out of Seebold Sports touches his hands. He may not have manufactured every part, but what he produces there has been born from the necessities pushed by F1 racing. Tim is a world champion boat racer as were his father, Bill (Billy) Jr., his older brother, Mike, and his grandfather, Bill Sr. Their attention to every detail since Bill Sr. started the racing empire 82 years ago is a testament to the success of the family’s endeavors. Bill Seebold Sr., the patriarch of the racing team, built the fi rst boat he raced at the age of 25 and started racing in 1939, 10 years before the start of NASCAR. Bill Jr. (Billy) started racing when he was 11. He was inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame in 1999 after winning more than 900 races and 69 world and national titles in his 46-year career. He retired after the 1997 season. He won many of those races over his sons Mike, who started racing at the age 1,3 and Tim, who started at 8 and won his fi rst championship and world record at age 17. Tim now has 37 victories in the Formula One and Champ classes. He has scored 25 of those wins in the ChampBoat series to account for nearly one-third of the trophies awarded since the series was formed in 2000.
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He has earned 19 North American and World Championships in the Formula 1 Powerboat categories. He won championships in the top series of outboard racing in 1998, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2007, 2015, and 2016. He has fi nished in the top three in series points 19 times in the past 21 seasons and is the only driver in US history to win seven ChampBoat/Formula One titles. But those days of racing for the Seebolds is history. Tim, now 57 and the last in the trio of family racers, retired in 2016 after one of the most successful boat racing careers in history. He ran his last race – and won – in Orange, Texas, a small community in the southeast corner of the state. His retirement came on the 50th anniversary of NGK Spark Plugs, the leading spark plug manufacturer for F1 boats and also the anchor sponsor for Seebold Racing. F1 racing had been declining in popularity and sponsorship support and Tim felt the timing was right. He had won four championships that year and the Golden Anniversary of his team’s sponsor was the perfect opportunity. Since then, Tim has turned his attention to rebuilding the sport and the reputation of the series. NGK recognized the talents of Seebold and the legacy of his family and has stayed with the team. “I felt F1 racing needed somebody to take the sport and move it forward, someone who had the best interest of the sport at heart,” Tim explained. Sponsors can make or break a race team or the sport itself since those best interests can be more focused on money than the health of the sort itself, Tim explained, so he brought major sponsors to the table and partnered with John Schubert starting the NGK Spark Plugs Formula One Powerboat Championship Series. The series is a six-race series featuring races across North American from May through October. Established in 2017 – a year after Seebold retired from racing – the series features weekend-long community events highlighted by 20-pus F1 boats at speeds up to 120 miles per hour. The Lake of the Ozarks got a taste of the action when Seebold organized an F1 race during the annual Lake Race in early June in Lake Ozark. The turnaround between races for F1 boats is
According to the website: “The return of this epic powerboat racing event will be conducted by the prestigious NGK Spark Plugs Formula 1 Powerboat Series, renowned for its heart thumping highhorsepower racing excitement performed by world class international powerboat racing stars! “Many Havasu Classic stars from the past will also be in attendance to revel in the excitement of this highly anticipated racing event, which includes the 50-year rededication of the city’s famous London Bridge. The winningest powerboat driver in history, the legendary Bill Seebold, will host the Racers Reunion driver’s party, pairing Havasu racing legends with vintage race boats of historical Havasu signifi cance, which will also be on display for the fans.” Tim now has 37 victories in the Formula One and Champ classes. PROVIDED BY DAN FIELD
quicker than the off shore boats, so Seebold and his team were able to showcase their lightning-quick boats before and between the off shore races. Tim said he had only four weeks to put the F1 race together for Lake Race, and it worked well thanks in large part to the cooperation of the Missouri State Water Patrol and a host of local supporting sponsors. He verifi ed rumors that F1 racing could become a permanent part of Lake Race every year. “We want to do all we can to make it part of Lake Race and sustain the event so we can build the event,” he said. “Off shore and F1 complement each other both on the water and as part of the Lake Race Street Party on The Strip.” He said the Championship Series is still in a transitional state on all levels, and the backing of sponsorships – locally at the various races and from nationwide corporations – is vital to its success. “We have a lot of partners here at the lake, and most of those are also our friends,” Tim noted. Next on the docket is the Lake Havasu Classic Outboard Championships Oct. 15-17.
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Back home Tim is the heart and soul of the NGK Sparkplug Racing Champion Series. He’s the marketing director, the graphic coordinator, the spokesman, the brainchild and the information person. He’s also the hands-on creator of F1 boat parts with a wall of machines and titanium composite molds he uses to transform his visions into reality. Necessity is the mother of invention for Tim. He’s been strapped in the 17-foot boats, powered by Mercury racing outboards. He’s had his share of accidents and failures. He custom makes the F1 boats to fi t the stature of the drivers. He designs and manufactures pieces and parts – sometimes with parts bought online, sometimes with parts made in his shop. It’s a labor of love. “It’s a passion for me. I love it. It’s part of my heritage and something I’ve spent all my life doing,” Tim said. When it is time to step aside for good, he wants to leave not only Seebold Sports but also the Formula Outboard racing in a position that will continue and refl ect the legacy that he and his brother, dad and grandfather built. To learn more about the Seebold Racing history, go to www.seeboldsports.com; to learn more about the NGK Formula One Powerboat Championship, go to www.ngkf1.com. m
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Run for the Fallen and a ribbon cutting will be held at the Camdenton Memorial Lake Regional Airport Lake of the Ozarks will be hosting the annual walk/run to honor our American heroes on September 11 at 9 a.m. at the Camdenton Lake Regional Memorial Airport. The event is free and open to the public with no early registration required. Attendees are asked to bring friends and family and walk a mile in
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GOLF TOURNAMENTS First Responder Open The First Responder Golf Tournament will be held at Osage National Golf Course September 12 at 1 p.m. Cost is $125/player for the four-person scramble. Includes 18 holes, cart, lunch, dinner, tee gift and on course events. Proceeds benefi t The Safety Net of Missouri. Contact John Stransky for additional sponsorship opportunities or details 618-334-3365.
Idiots Club Tournament The Lake of the Ozarks Idiots Club will host the third annual golf tournament September 20 at Porto Cima. Cost is $800 for a four-person team or $150 per golfer. Registration and checkin at 9:30 a.m., silent auction at 10 a.m. and tee off at 11 a.m. The Idiots Club helps support chil-
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The annual Diaper Drive Golf Tournament will be held September 26 at Osage National Golf Course. Shotgun at 1 p.m. Cost is $400 for a four-person team. For more information, contact Jessica at 574-480-1489 or email jessica@ changingtable.org.
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The AMVETS Post No. 108 in conjunction with the Disabled American Veterans will host the 10th annual Patriot Day Golf Tournament at the Eldon Golf Club. The four-person scramble is $75/player or $300/team. Entry fee includes lunch from 11 a.m.-12 p.m., two complimentary drink tickets, Eagle Putt, Longest Drive, one Mulligan per person and skins. A silent auction will follow play. Shotgun start at 12 p.m. Awards will be presented at the conclusion of the tournament. For more information, contact Pat McCrady at 314-486-2108.
The third annual Halloween Golf Tournament to benefi t the Lake of the Ozarks Food Bank will be held October 31 at The Golf Club at Deer Chase. The 9hole tournament is $200 for a team of four with proxy prizes, games on course and mulligans. Prizes for best themed costume, scarier costume and overall best costume. To register or for more information, contact Jasen at jjones@oldkinder hook.com or 314-401-5518. Send your golf tournaments to cpatires@gmail.com. m
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ON THE COVER STATE PARK EVENTS If you haven’t taken advantage of the Lake of the Ozarks State Park or the Ha Ha Tonka State Park trails, amenities and scenery abound. Did you know that state parks across Missouri off er dozens of free programs? From Sept. 10-12 the Lake of the Ozarks State Park will host Glamp Pin Oak. Women can learn how to be safe, confi dent and comfortable in the outdoors. Get a couple of girlfriends together for a getaway. Call 573-348-2694. Eco Bluff State Park off ers a variety of programs including a concert series, explorer hikes, and women outdoors. Bennett Spring State Park in Lebanon will be doing the annual Picking up Pawpaws contest Sept. 25. The largest edible fruit, Lewis and Clark were known to eat them on their expedition. A guided bike ride is being held on the Katy Trail Sept. 25. About 3 hours from the Lake, the Battle of Pilot Knob Reenactment happens Sept. 25 & 27 at the historic site. The Civil War Battle took place in September of 1864. There are tons more events happening. Check out the full list at www.mostateparks.com/events.
LAKE FILM FESTIVAL LUNAFEST is coming to Lake of the Ozarks this fall. Seven powerful fi lms are debuting in this fi lm festival featuring fi lms by women, about women. Over the past 20 years, LUNAFEST has celebrated the work of over 170 fi lmmakers and raised over $6 million for women’s causes. The event will be held Sept. 25 at Old Kinderhook Resort. This year, LUNAFEST features an all documentary lineup of seven short fi lms by women fi lmmakers, sharing new perspectives and lighting a fi re in the industry. And for the fi rst time, LUNA has joined forces with Chicken & Egg Pictures to coproduce three of this season’s fi lms. Together, LUNA and Chicken & Egg Pictures are creating a strong community for women in the fi lm industry. The gender disparity in fi lm is real. Women are underrepresented in this medium where the overall percentage of female directors from the past 13 years remains at 4.8 percent. LUNA® Bar has been fi ghting for change for twenty years. The brand has always committed to inspiring women, championing change, and demanding that equality be a right, not an option. These values fueled LUNA to create LUNAFEST, the fi rst all-women traveling fi lm festival, now in its 20th season. “Now more than ever, we’re seeing the importance of shining the light on women in fi lm as well as continuing to support community organizations and connecting in new ways,” says Suzy Starke German, Program Director. All proceed from LUNAFEST Camdenton will 36 | SEPTEMBER 3 - 16, 2021 | VACATION NEWS
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WWII AIRCRAFT DISPLAY The Airbase Arizona Flying Museum is bringing the most iconic warplanes from World War II to the Springfi eld-Branson National Airport through Sept. 6. Rides and ground tours may be purchased for our B-25, Maid in the Shade. The public can experience a Living History Flight in a fully restored B-25 Bomber on Friday through Monday, September 3-6. The aircraft will be open to the public for ground tours Tuesday to Thursday from 9 am-6 pm and Friday to Monday from 2-6 pm. To schedule a ride book online at www.azcaf.org/tour or call 480-462-2992.
RUMMAGE SALE The City of Osage Beach will hold its annual citywide rummage sale, rain or shine, on Saturday, September 18 from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. To have your home included on the map, a $10 fee applies, and registration must be received by September 10. Booth space is also available at City Hall for a $15 fee. Space is limited so register early! The fees cover the costs of the maps and advertising; fees are non-refundable. Register online at www.osagebeach.org. Maps will be available online and at City Hall prior to the event. Rummage Bingo will once again be played with a chance to win various prizes! Learn more at www.osagebeach.org.
BBQ IN VERSAILLES The annual Providence Fellowship Center Chicken BBQ will be held Saturday, September 11. Serving begins at 5:30 p.m. and will go to 7:30 p.m. The meal consists of grilled chicken with baked beans, potato salad, chips, coleslaw, fresh-baked bread, cake, and our special recipe homemade ice cream. This annual event has been held since the 1950s. All proceeds go to the ministries at Providence Fellowship Center and Bethel Fellowship Church. Providence Fellowship Center is located northeast of Versailles at 13043 Highway E, approximately one mile north of Highway K. For more information call Bethel Fellowship Church at 573-378-4878. m
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Art for the Seasons Lake Arts Council
The Club at Porto Cima will be opening its doors to artists and patrons of the arts. Artists are encouraged to display their work for sale at the Art for the Seasons show. On Saturday, September 4, and Sunday, September 5, The Yacht Club at Porto Cima will host the fourth annual Art for the Seasons – A Fine Art Extravaganza, sponsored by the Lake Arts Council. Visitors will have the chance to meet local and nationally known artists, view their original artwork, and purchase the pieces that personally inspire them. However, this is not a treat only for the eyes. There will also be live music and, for the taste buds,
the culinary art of Porto Cima will be available. Cash bar. As a special feature, the Club will host a “meet and greet” with the artists on Friday, September 3 from 6-8 p.m. at the Golf Club House, located at 133 Club House Drive in Sunrise Beach. Hours are Saturday 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Sunday is 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The Lake Arts Council, supported in part by the Missouri Arts Council, is a local organization whose mission is to serve, educate, and enrich the community through the arts. This group has brought many world class performances to the lake area since its inception. Proceeds from this event will benefi t both the Lake Arts Council and the Ozark
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Mary Andeline displays some of her work from previous shows. PROVIDED BY THE LAKE ARTS COUNCIL
Brush & Palette Club Mentoring Scholarship Program. Through this program, local award-winning student artists are given the opportunity to be taught and mentored by professional artists in the lake area at no charge to
them. Artists who want to display work can contact Mary Andeline at 573-374-9297. For more information, go to www.artsatthelake.com or call the Lake Arts Council Offi ce at 573-964-6366. m
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Fiber artists showcase work The Lake Fiber Arts Festival will be held October 9 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Community Christian Church in Camdenton. The one-day festival will have handmade artwork for sale including textile art, wearables, accessories and home decor; vendor booths off ering fi ber materials, tools and supplies, handdyed yard, roving, books, embellishments and patterns; fi ber demonstrations including spinning and weaving; and unique holiday gifts.
Spotlight on the Artists Diane Crowder retired to the Lake of the Ozarks in 2012, after a 40+ year career as a professor of French and Women”s Studies. She took her fi rst weaving class from a colleague in 1984 and has been an avid weaver ever since. She and her partner bought their lakefront home in Sunrise Beach in 2002 to use as a vacation place, fell in love with the lake, and decided to make it their retirement home. Diane’s looms and her yarn stash take up a lot of room, so they added a great room on the lake side of the house, and half of that space is Diane’s weaving studio. Her giant Toika loom arrived from Finland three years ago, joining another fl oor loom, several smaller looms and two spinning wheels, one of which Diane designed and built from native Ozarks oak. Her studio has many windows for natural light and she looks out on the lake as she weaves. Diane earned certifi cation as a Master Weaver from the national Handweavers Guild of America in 2017, and has participated in many shows in Iowa and Missouri. A kimono she wove was awarded Best in Show at the Missouri Fiber Artists’ Art to Wear exposition in 2017. She is a member of the Lake Area Fiber Artists guild as well as Missouri Fiber Artists. In April this year she took a workshop online that challenged students to use at least 5 yarns from their stash to create a scarf. Diane was inspired by the woods around her house to weave a scarf she calls “Ozarks Spring.” She used a white
Diane Crowder working on a project. PROVIDED BY THE FIBER ARTS COUNCIL
A selection of Donna’s handmade items. LAKE AREA FIBER ARTISTS
yarn for the dogwoods, a delicate rayon magenta for the redbuds, a touch of lime
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green for the haze of emerging leaves in the upper canopy oaks, a dark green for the cedars, and a medium green for background. ----Donna Arnlund has been an avid crocheter and knitter for over 40 years and joined the Lake Area Fiber Arts Guild in 2019 after moving to the lake area from Columbia. Although she was still working full time she managed to contribute many crocheted hats for the 2020 Hat Tree Project. She is one of the members of the charity committee which promotes the LAFA’s charity initiatives which includes the Hat Tree Project, CADV Comfort Items and Chemo Hats. In addition to the items she makes for our various charities, Donna also has items for sale at Flocks, a local yarn shop in Camdenton. Donna will be participating at this year’s Fiber Festival and will have many handmade knitted and crocheted items available for purchase. m
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September Friday, September 3 Backwater Jack’s, Queens Boulevard Bear Bottom Resort, Nashville Fiddle Dickers, 7 p.m. Casablanca, Steven Scott, 7 p.m. Coconuts, Dirt Road Addiction, 6 p.m. Dog Days, The Juice, 9 p.m. Dierbergs, Cindy Lawhorn, 5-8 p.m. Franky & Louie’s, DJ Geeker, 2-6 p.m.; Captain Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters, 9 p.m.-12 a.m. Jolly Rogers, Aaron Blumer Lake Burger, Chill Bone, 6 p.m. Larry’s on the Lake, ChristiAna Lazy Gators, Aaron Watson Ozarks Amphitheater, Brantley Gilbert Paradise, Good Vibes, 6-10 p.m. Shady Gators, Well Hungarians Shorty Pants, Grayson Wood Tap and Grill, Johnny Henry, 7 p.m.
Saturday, September 4 Backwater Jack’s, Queens Boulevard Bear Bottom Resort, Nashville Fiddle Dickers, 7 p.m. Captain Ron’s, Pure Nectar, 1-5 p.m.; M-80’s, 7-11 p.m. Casablanca, Don Akers, 7-11 p.m. Coconuts, John Henry, 6 p.m. Dierberg’s Lakeview, Helen Russell and Co., 5:30-8:30 p.m. Dog Days, Machine Gun Symphony, 9 p.m. Jolly Rogers, KC Groove Therapy Franky & Louie’s, DJ Geeker, 1-5 p.m.; Captain Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters, 9 p.m.-12 a.m. Lake Burger, Dave Dunklee, 12-4 p.m. Lakeside Café at Ozark Yacht Club, Drew Stevens, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Larry’s on the Lake, ChristiAna Michaels Steak Chalet, Boyd Kasten, 5-9 p.m. Paradise, DJ Geefer, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.; Faded Youth, 12-4 p.m.; Slick Nickel, 6-10 p.m. Shady Gators, Well Hungarians Shorty Pants, Art Bentley
Sunday, September 5 Backwater Jack’s, Trixie Delight Bear Bottom Resort, Nashville Fiddle Dickers, 7 p.m. Captain Ron’s, Marcus Words, 1-5 p.m.; ChristiAna, 7-11 p.m.
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Coconuts, John Henry, 6 p.m. Dog Days, The Mixtapes, 2 p.m. Franky & Louie’s, Dj Geeker, 1-5 p.m.; Captain Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters, 9 p.m.-12 a.m. Jolly Rogers, KC Groove Therapy Lake Burger, I-70 Overdrive, 6 p.m. Lakeside Café at Ozark Yacht Club, Drew Stevens, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Ozarks Amphitheater, Dwight Yoakam Paradise, DJ Geefer, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.; The Adam Johnston Band, 12-4 p.m. & 6-10 p.m. Shady Gators, Well Hungarians Tap and Grill, Dirt Road Addiction, 7 p.m.
Monday, September 6 Backwater Jack’s, James Clay & the Hired Guns Dog Days, Justin Larkin
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get listed Attention musicians, bands, bars and restaurants: Send us live entertainment schedules to be included in our live music listing. Event information must include name of venue, name of entertainer, time, date and contact information for verifi cation. Send information to cpatires@gannett.com or call 573-346-2132. The following list has been updated as of press time.
mily Bring the Fa e’s to Miner Mik ter at n e C n u F r o o Ind zarks! O e h t f o e k a L The Maze Runaway Mine Train the Chuck Wagon Ferris Wheel and more!
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2021 EVENTS Wednesday, September 15Sunday, September 18
Friday, September 3 Saturday, September 11 Loaded Dice • 6-11 PM Phat Mike & The Bartenders 6-10PM Saturday, September 4 Thursday, September 16 Pure Nectar • 1-5PM Art Bentley • 1-5PM M-80’s • 7-11PM Friday, September 17 Sunday, September 5 Whiskey Trio • 1-5PM Marcus Words • 1-5PM Christiana 7-11PM Captain Ron’s is following all CDC sanitizing and distancing protocol for the protection of our valued customers and staff. Your health and safety is our main concern.
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