HOG Members doing what HOG Members do

THE RUMBLE
Heart of Missouri H.O.G. Chapter #1179
August 2013
SPONSORED BY: MID AMERICA HARLEY-DAVIDSON
HEART OF MISSOURI
H.O.G CHAPTER
Primary Officers
Director - Brenie
Assistant Director - Mike
Secretary - Redonda
Treasurer - Laura
Discretionary Officers
Ladies of Harley - Barbie
Dinner Ride Coordinator - Tammi
Activities Officer Membership Officer Head Road Captain - Dennis ‘DT’ - 573-445-0003
Black Sheep - Kevin
Editor - Mike ‘Scoop’
Photographer - Terry
Chapter Road Captains & Ride Planners
Bernie, Chris, Dave, Steve, Eric,
Mike, Michael, Charles, Jerry, Kevin,
Karl, Earl, Steve & Ed
Rumble & Web Editors
Mike • Chris
Sponsoring Dealers
Steve & Laura Tuchschmidt
Our Disclaimer
While the chapter may be affiliated with H.O.G., it remains a separate, independent entity responsible for its actions. All Harley Owners Group members
and their guest (s) participate voluntarily and at their own risk in H.O.G. and
H.O.G. Chapter activities. The sponsoring dealer, H.O.G., and Harley-Davidson Motor Company, its subsidiaries, and distributors and local chapter officers are and shall be released and held harmless by the member/guest for any
injury or loss to the member/guest or to his or her property which may result
from participation in H.O.G. or H.O.G. chapter activities. This means that
each and every member of the local chapter and their guest (s) have no ground
for legal action against the sponsoring dealer, H.O.G. or Harley-Davidson Motor Company, its distributors, subsidiaries, the local chapters and their respective agents and employees for any injury resulting to them or their property.
Harley Owners Group
Meetings
Regular monthly meetings of the Heart of Missouri Chapter are held on the third Thursday of each month or unless
otherwise announced. Meetings start with Ladies of Harley at 6:30 p.m. and HOG meeting starting at 7:00 p.m. at:
Mid America Harley-Davidson
5704 Freedom Drive • Columbia, Missouri
www.midamericahd.com
H.O.G. Members doing what H.O.G. Members do
H.O.G. members rode to Lonnie Ray’s BBQ Harrisburg,
Missouri on the evening of July 24th for a taste of BBQ. Top
photo: The members that made the trip. Below left: Who’s
that on D.J.’s back? Could that be Yoda? “To eat barbecue
and ride on a Harley-Davidson Yoda likes. Yeesssssss.”
Below right: Oh No!?! Is that Charles eyeing that huge
bowl of ice cream? Everyone has their own Kryptonite.
The Director’s Message
Bernie
Last month brought the heat of summer but it did not stop the riding. The Chapter maintained
a full schedule of ride and those that went on the rides meet some of the new members and had
lots of fun. Two days from now will be the Million Dollar Bike Show. This is the Chapter’s
primary funds raiser. I hope that you come to enjoy the show as well as volunteer some time to
make it a success.
Next month we are continuing with a full riding schedule, including the first “director’s Ride”.
I will be leading the ride on Saturday August 10th. The ride will leave the shop at 10:00 and we
will explore some of the wooded river valleys southwest of Columbia. Lunch will be at an old
favorite that we have not been to for a long time. Come join me and your fellow HOGies to ride
and have fun.
- Bernie
Secretary Minutes
September 18, 2013
Redonda
Heart of Mo. HOG Chapter #1179
- The meeting was called to order by director Bernie and the Pledge of Allegiance recited.
- There is still time to sign up to volunteer for the Million $ Bike Show. Or just show up to volunteer. Registration is at 10 a.m., judging is at 12 p.m., and the winners are announced at 4 p.m.
- August 3rd is a picnic at Doc’s cabin; bring a side dish.
- August 9th is the Pilot Grove drink night; meet at the shop at 6:30 p.m.
- Honor Flight Ride Limited Edition I phone case can be purchased at the Honor Flight Ride web
site. Of which $7 will go to the Honor Flight.
- July birthday winner was Steve Stone.
- Congratulations to Julie Coleman who is now the new Ladies of Harley.
- Congratulations to the door prize and 50/50 winners.
- A biker organization called Biker Against Child Abuse will be at the Million $ Bike Show. If any
one is interested in joining, fill free to sign up.
- Until next time everyone be safe and have fun.
- Redonda
MY HOG
As we are in the peak of the riding season and heading for fall, I am reminded of the changing of our trees and the
changes that occur with fall elections. I have pondered what my ideal HOG looks like to me and what I see today.
My HOG is not a place or thing; it’s a group of people in love with the idea of freedom, open road and quality
fellowship. It’s a place where we never forget why we purchased an over priced motorcycle and gear to boot. It’s
never forgetting that our shops support is not a right of passage afforded us, but a privilege that is mutually beneficial. It is a refuge from work, sometimes home and the pitfalls of life. It is our life or a huge part of life for us all.
My HOG is HIGHLY supportive of its elected and appointed officials. These fine men and women over the years
have dedicated there time, a year of sacrifice to sometimes very critical crowd. My Hog, Finds ways of supporting our leaders by rolling up their sleeves and say, “How Can I Help”. Why! Because, that we all feel the pride
of this being our HOG. My HOG says, I want this to be a better HOG, because I am here to help. This is OUR
HOG! My HOG doesn’t complain from the back of the room, but stands up and asks how they may support our
leaders, the rides, or our shop.
My HOG is mindful that we all come from differing backgrounds. We are blue collar, white collar and we are
every color in between. We are in the workforce and we are retired. We are new to riding and we are seasoned
with thousands of miles under our saddles. We are the sum total of ALL the people that make up HOG and not
just one part of life.
In my HOG, we are in this for the “love of the ride”. We share about upcoming rides, rides already ridden and
the one we hope to do. The newer riders look to the more experienced and the older riders look to the new to
share their experiences. In My HOG there is no room for complaints, as do so strips us of why we are here. In
my HOG, there is no need to ask for why people no longer ride with us. They ARE attracted to the camaraderie
and not repelled by contentious conversation. I see a HOG where folks want to be a part of the American Dream.
We have seen that dream and know its there for All to enjoy.
There are many HOGs through out the world, but “Heart of Missouri” is OUR HOG! We have every thing to
make it the best HOG ever. In my HOG, we all take an active part to make this HOG an envious organization to
ride in. We are proud, because we made it that way.
This my HOG, What does yours look like?
- Anonymous
Assistant Director
Mike
I would just like to thank everyone for their concerns and words of comfort during my surgery and while I
have been recovering. I can’t express how hard this summer has been not being able to straddle my Harley. The
only thing that has kept this whole ordeal bearable is that I have the most beautiful nurse in the world.... my wife
Sherri. Thank you honey.
- Mike
Million Dollar Bike Show
July 27, 2013
Ramblings of a Head Road Captain
Dennis ‘DT’
B.A.C.A.
A few months ago I was in the leather shop at Bagnell Dam. A bunch of bikers came in wearing a patch that I’d never
seen, and only heard of. B.A.C.A. (Bikers Against Child Abuse). They were from Chillicothe, MO. They told me a new
group had started in Jefferson City.
The membership is free and there aren’t any dues. There is a cost: There is an initial charge for perspective members
background checks. The cost is 35.00 and must be done at the MSHP headquarters in Jeff. A baca member must be present
during the process. This is needed to insure we aren’t allowing perps or abusers near our kids. The only additional costs of
volunteering is your time and your own expenses.
Want to know more about BACA? Go to their web site: http://bacaworld.org/
Click on: About; and read the FAQ”s.
I think it’s an organization that is well worth checking into. Here is the name and information on the local chapter:
Mid Missouri Chapter
P.O. Box 6643 Jefferson City, Mo. 65102
Helpline 573-418-9718
Our Monthly Meeting is held the Fourth Saturday of the month at 6:30PM
Twin Bridges Bar & Grill
4205 Rte CC, Jefferson City, MO 65109
Here is a list of other Missouri cities that now have BACA chapters:
Ava, Butler, Cameron/Chillicothe, Cape Girardeau, Carthage, Conway, Eureka, Kansas City, Monett, Montgomery City,
Ozark, Sedalia, West Plains.
Bj and I plan to attend the BACA Aug. meetingon Sat. of Aug the 24th. Anyone wishing to attend the meeting, please
meet us at MAHD and we will ride down together. Kickstand up at 5:30 PM.
P.S. Ratchet, the president of BACA will be at our August 15th meeting. His presentation will take about 30 minutes. It
will be towards the end of the meeting so anyone not interested may leave. He will also bring a DVD to show those people
who express a serious interest. He says it will give them a little more insight.
Chapter photo from the 2013 State HOG Rally in Springfield
Friday Lunch Rides
Road Captain: Mike Heying
From July through September, on the First and Third Fridays there will be a lunch ride leaving
out of the Mid America Harley Davidson shop... kick stands up at 10:00 am.
So if you’re retired or just feed up with the normal grind of the work week and want to take
off a day I will be leading rides to a few of my favorite Choke & Puke stops in the area. We
won’t be dealing with those restaurants that smell like Lysol and the waitress has a clean shirt
on. We will be dealing with establishments that are repeat offenders with the Board of Health.
Guy Fieri’s Triple D might consist of Diners, Drive-ins and Dives we will be dealing with
Dysentery, Deliria and Diarrhea.
We will dine at a gas station that has been converted into a Greasy Spoon where the 5’2” cook
prepares your meal without her dentures in... every since they turned up in a customers bowl
of beef stew they stay on the shelf while she is on the clock. We will risk our lives on gas station Sushi, Gyros from a bowling alley and for the Pièce de résistance we will enjoy a lime jello
with bologna salad from the cafeteria of a small community hospital. Are you feeling brave!
Some of these cockroach infested palaces could be training grounds for Fear Factor & Survivor.
So get your tetinus shots updated, grab a box of Amodium AD and let’s ride!!!
Next Ride August 2nd - Kick Stands up at 10 a.m. Mid America Harley Davidson.
Seriously?
Calendar
Aug 2nd Mike Heying - Lunch Ride, 10 AM
Aug 2nd MAHD - movie - The Motorcycle Diaries At Dusk
Aug 3rd Charles - Chapter Picnic
Aug 9th Deon’s Bar & Grill - Pilot Grove MO 7:00 PM
Aug 10th Bernie ˆ Director‚s Ride
Aug 15th HOG Meeting
7:00 PM BACA (Bikers Against Child Abuse) to put on program
Aug 16th Mike Heying - Lunch Ride, 10 AM
Aug 16th MAHD - movie - The Wild One At Dusk
Aug 18th Dennis ˆ Bug Run 6:30 PM Evening Run
Aug 24th MAHD - Birthday Bash, 10 AM to 6 PM
Aug 24th B.A.C.A. (Bikers Against Child Abuse) meeting at 6:30 PM in Jeff City.
Aug 28th Arri’s Bistro - Jefferson City MO
6:30 PM
Aug 28th ˆ Sept 2nd 110 HD Celebration - Milwaukee All Week
Sept 5th Thursday Night Live, - JC
Sept 6th Mike Heying - Lunch Ride 10 AM
Sept 7th MAHD - Ride To Remember - 9/11 Memorial Ride
Sept 12th Thursday Night Live, - JC
Sept 13th Arrow Rock Old Tavern Arrow - Rock MO 7:00 PM
Sept 15th Bernie - Dan Olsen Memorial Fun and Games Ride.
Sept 18th ˆ 21st Bikers Blues & BBQ ˆ Fayetteville, AR
Sept 19th HOG Meeting
7:00 PM
Sept 19th Thursday Night Live, - JC
Sept 20th Mike Heying - Lunch Ride 10 AM
Sept 20th ˆ 21st Roots & Blues - Columbia
Sept 25th Kobe Japanese Steak House Columbia MO
6:30 PM
Sept 28th MAHD - Bikers 4 Babies
Sept 29th ????? Ride after an Event ??????
Oct 6th MAHD Ride ˆ Fall Colors ˆ To Hermann
Oct 11th McCoy’s Bar & Grill - Centertown MO
7:00 PM
Oct 12th
Oct 17th HOG Meeting
Oct 19th MAHD ˆ Scary Ride 5 PM
Oct 23rd The II Palms - Boonesboro MO
6:30 PM
Oct 26th MAHD - Halloween Party at 6 PM
Nov 3rd Jerry Kropf - Starkenburg
Nov 8th Cliff’s Place - Mexico, MO
7:00 PM
Nov 9th MAHD ˆ Jack Frost Ride
Nov 21st HOG Meeting - Thanksgiving Community Meal
7:00 PM
Nov 27th Beckett’s Restaurant - Glasgow MO
6:30 PM
Dec ??? Christmas Party ?????
Dec 13th Sir Winston’s Restaurant - Fulton, MO
Dec 19th HOG Meeting
7:00 PM
6:30 PM
The Glasgow Missourian
Local H.O.G.
member in the
news
FRIDAY, JULY 26, 2013
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“Easy and elegant chicken dish. It’s a great way to use leftover
chicken or turkey. Green pepper and red pimientos make this a pretty
dish to serve. Serve over cooked rice, toast, or noodles. Can be made
ahead and reheated.”
CHICKEN A LA KING
1 (4.5 ounce) can mushrooms, drained, liquid reserved
1 green bell pepper, chopped
1/2 cup butter
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 1/2 teaspoons chicken bouillon powder
1 1/2 cups milk
1 1/4 cups hot water
4 cooked, boneless chicken breast halves, chopped
4 ounces chopped pimento
A group of H.O.G. members from our local chapter attend the F.O.R.R. Annual Fire
Cracker Classic in Glasgow,
Missouri over the second
weekend of July. The local
newspaper, “The Glasgow
Missourian” caught the group
together and snapped a photo
for the local paper.
There also was a photo in
the paper of Julie Coleman accepting her award for winning
first place in the bike contest Sportster division.
Way to go HOGies.
Cook and stir drained mushrooms and green pepper in butter or margarine
over medium heat for 5 minutes. Remove from heat.
Blend in flour, salt, and pepper. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly,
until mixture is bubbly. Remove from heat.
Stir in instant bouillon, milk, water, and reserved mushroom liquid. Heat to
boiling, stirring constantly. Boil and stir for 1 minute.
Stir in chicken and pimiento. Heat through.
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Top photo: A group of bikers from the Heart of Missouri
HOG Chapter - Columbia enjoy the shade of the shelter
house waiting for the poker run to start. Bottom photo: Julie
Coleman from Columbia receiving her plaque from Brandon
Adcock for winning first place in the Bike Show - Sportster
division. (Missourian photo by Mike Heying)
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Missouri state law requires all students be immunized against
vaccine-preventable diseases.
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to verify the child’s
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