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A weekly publication of Cloud 9 Ranch news and events
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Inside this issue:
Duck Race
5 Ducks-20
Bucks
2
Ranch Rider
News-Poker
Run
3
Stable News 5
Luau Party
&
Casino Night
6
Mud Bog Info 7
Event
Calendar
9
Facility Hours 10
Mud Bog Information:
Cloud 9 Ranch would like to extend a warm
welcome to all of our members and guest that are
spending time with us this weekend. We hope you
to see you at this weekends events and look for-
ward to visiting with you during your stay with
us.
The 9 Lines
Welcome to Cloud 9 Ranch
Mud Bog Held in
Sherriff’s Hollow
August 27th at 3PM
Art Bentley Concert
on the Patio of the
Club House at 8PM
Cruisers Club Hosts
Luau Party along
with Casino Night
on September 3rd.
The C9RCC will be
hosting free kids
fishing at Family
Fishing pond on
Spring Hill.
September 3rd at
9AM
The C9RCC will be
sponsoring the
Labor Day Duck
Race at Foggy on
September 4th at
noon. You may
purchase your
ducks at the Mud
Bog. You do not
have to be present
to win.
The Ranch Riders
will be hosing an
evening Labor Day
Poker Run on
September 4th.
Youth Centers si-
lent auction begins
at 9AM on Septem-
ber 2nd. These auc-
tion has bigger &
better items than
ever!
Craft House will
be holding a flea
market at the T-Top
over Labor Day
A Weekly Publication
August 25th, 2011
The mud bog will begin at 3pm on Saturday, Au-
gust 27th. The event will be held in Sherriff's Hol-
low. Participant registration begins at 2pm.
There will be lots of food, and souvenir t-shirts
available at the Mud Bog. More info on page 2.
Art Bentley
How long has it been since you have been to a concert at the Ranch? Well, now is your chance to see the man who was voted by 417 maga-zine as the Best Local Solo Musician for the last 7 years!
Art Bentley is now based out of Springfield, MO but was raised in the West Plains, MO area. Art has been play-ing music for crowds for just over a decade now. His mu-sic has a sound all its own. Though Art performs songs that you recognize from various artists, his talent really shines when you hear him perform his own songs.
This mix of Country Music and Southern Rock is out-standing to say the least.
Continued on page 3
November 1st, 2011: Foggy, Wilder, and
Melody Lane Campgrounds will be closed.
November 30th, 2011: Powder Mill and Hill
Country Campgrounds will be closed.
Lonesome Pines Campground will remain
open all year.
Limited Rental Campers will be available in
Lonesome Pines Campground after Powder
Mill campground closes.
(1) The stream is restricted to fishing only
from Wilder Springs to 25 yards above Fo-
gey Tubes. No recreational wading,
swimming, diving or jumping off any portion
of the steam bank allowed. Floaters and
fishermen are asked to respect each
other’s activities.
(2) ATV Crossings: Do not block any
authorized ATV crossing in a manner that
prevents ATV’s from proceeding across the
waterway.
Disclaimer: The above go into effect im-
mediately by direction of the board of direc-
tor and will be presented to the full
membership for vote in 2012.
Rule Changes:
Effective Immediately Campground Closing
Schedule for 2011
Find us on the web www.cloud9ranch.com The 9 Lines is a weekly publication Page 2
Labor Day
Weekend
Duck Race
Sponsored By: Cloud 9 Ranch
Conservation Committee
The Cloud 9 Ranch Conservation
Committee will be holding a
―Duck Race‖ on September 4th.
The ―Duck Race‖ will be held on
Spring Creek. If you have never
been to a ―Duck Race‖ then you
have to see this! The Ducks will
start from the Kids fishing hole
and race to the Foggy Tubes.
Want to get involved? You can
purchase your ―Duck Race‖ Duck
at the Trading Post, Gate House,
Accounting Office, Conservation
Committee Representative, and
The Outfitters. You do not have
to be present to win!
Proceeds from the ―Duck Race‖
will go to help support the Cloud
9 Ranch Conservation Commit-
tee. The Conservation Commit-
tee is working hard to raise
funds that will go toward the
following Ranch projects: Free Kids Fishing Days
Fish Stocking
Deer Food Plots
Deer Feeders
Stream improvements and Clean up
Labor Day Weekend!
Sunday, September 4th
Cloud 9 Ranch
Conservation Committee ―Duck Race‖!
Race Time: 12 Noon
Start: Kids Fishing Hole
Finish: Foggy Tubes
50/50 on proceeds
$$$$ for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd
Place Race Ducks
$5 per Duck or
5 Ducks for $20
The new CD “Subject to Change” just released. This is the 3rd Nashville produced CD to his credit. “Subject to Change” is a ten song collection of Art Bentley at his finest. If you would like to hear a sample of the latest Art Bentley CD simply log on to artbentley.com
Then click on the “Sound For Sale” page. Every song you will hear has been written and produced by Art Bentley.
Art Bentley Concert on the Patio of the Club
House at 8PM
Art Bentley playing on the Club House Patio
Ranch Riders News— Labor Day Weekend Fun!
Page 3 Find Us on Facebook!
Rockin The Ranch
August 27th, 2011
POKER RUN UPDATE
Don’t forget, the Labor Day Poker Run
is just around the corner. Sunday, September 4th
We will be starting signup at 3:00 p.m. in the T-Top. Take off will be at 6:00 returning no later than 9:00.
RRC News!
Don't forget, the Poker Run on
Labor Day Weekend
will be a NIGHT RIDE!
We will be raffling the Bass Pro propane grill and
checkered outdoor mat.
50/50 tickets will be available with the drawing held
on Columbus Day weekend.
Christmas is only 5 months away and a personalized
license plate would
make a very unique gift to that favorite guy or gal!
See us at the Poker Run or check us out
at ranchriders.org for more info.
Rental Reservations
Reminder to Members and Guests
In order to avoid Cancelation charges:
Your reservation needs to be canceled
or Changed 48 hours before your
Arrival Date.
Cancelation Charges:
No Show reservations will be charged
for the first night of the reservation.
RRC NEWS
We would like to give a
great big
THANK YOU
To Tom Riley!!!
Tom is the owner of R & R
Equipment Company
of Fort Scott Kansas and has
donated yet another
Gehl Skid Steer to the Ranch
Riders Club
for trail repair and other
uses on the ranch.
Thank you!
The Ranch Riders Club will have
a booth set up at the Mud Bog.
We will have the new RRC’s
color trail map that
includes the “horses only” trails.
We will also have shirts with the
maps and raffle tickets.
W h a t D o e s i t m e a n t o b e a m e m b e r o f C l o u d 9 ?
When you purchase a membership in Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc., you have ac-
cess to a true gem of a family camping resort. However, camping is a small
part of what a membership in Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc., really means. What
most members don’t realize is they also become an owner with several thou-
sand others of a multi-million dollar corporation. The original corporation
was established in 1972 as a business developer’s dream. In 1998, the devel-
oper voluntarily turned the corporation over to its membership through a reor-
ganization process. Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc. then became a member-owned,
not-for-profit Missouri Corporation. Membership really means you jointly
have ―ownership‖ of an undivided 1/6000th deeded interest in the property with
other owners that is managed by the corporation. The corporation is run by
Directors who are selected each year by a vote of the owners in an annual elec-
tion. It is the duty of the Board of Directors to make corporate decisions based
on the best interest of the corporation. The Board of Directors is responsible
for hiring a qualified General Manager who, under corporate leadership and
guidance, is responsible for staffing the facilities and maintain over 6,300
acres of pristine Ozark natural resources, as well as a full service resort de-
signed for all ages to enjoy year-round.
Ownership of a large corporation with a staff of over 80 employees during peak
season is big business. We know of no other facility of its kind that offers what
Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc. does for the price. Ordinary working families can no
longer afford to take a week’s vacation like generations before us did. Last
year memberships to the Ranch sold for $2,000.00. In April of 2011, the Board
of Directors approved a very limited number of lifetime memberships for $500,
a fraction of its worth. This reduced price is offered to generate increased
revenues and at the same time offer an affordable vacation to young families
who want to bring back camping and the love of the outdoors to their children.
Being a not-for-profit corporation, revenues generated to run the campground
are paid through an annual maintenance fee to maintain and improve the en-
tire facility. In addition to maintenance and improvements, the corporation is
responsible for paying all salaries, insurance, property taxes and operational
expenses from these revenues. Remarkably, with all the costs involved in run-
ning a corporation the size of Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc., the current annual
maintenance fee is slightly over $400, and it is pro-rated for new membership
purchased for the number of months left in that year. Maintenance fees are
billed in January of each year with quarterly payment option.
As an owner in good standing, you have unlimited access to the Ranch prop-
erty, facilities and amenities, most free to use and others having nominal
charges. Your first 30 days is usage-free. After the 30 free-usage days, a small
usage fee is charged to your account. Fees are set by the Board of Directors
each year (2011 Usage Fee is $8.00 per day).
Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc. is one of the largest employers in Ozark County, MO,
with an operating budget of over $2,000,000. In today’s economy, the cost of
operating any other business of its magnitude is much larger. Our Directors
and management strive to continue to keep the operational costs affordable for
all its members. It takes all of us doing our part. Come to the Ranch and en-
joy it, but keep in mind that this is a business and as an owner, you are jointly
responsible for its solvency and future existence.
Attention Campers
If you have an emergency and need
medical assistance, please call :
417-284-7321.
State your location and give a brief
description of emergency.
In case of extreme weather,
storm shelters are located in:
*Youth Center (pets allowed)
*Chapel basement (no pets)
Severe Weather Information:
Thunder Storm Warning-
Sirens Sound 3 short blasts.
Tornado Warning-
Continuous Running Sirens
Name the Colt
If you have not done so yet, take the time to stop by the Stables and visit the new foal. C9R needs your help in finding the perfect name for our newest edition. If you would like to submit a name for the foal you can do so at the Ranch Office. Each name submitted will be 50 cents. Proceeds for the name selection goes to the C9R Volunteer Fire Department and First Responder Programs. The name will be selected at the end of the summer.
Horseback Riding
Adventure
at Cloud 9 Ranch
For the past several years Cloud 9 Ranch
has offered a chance for you to experience
an overnight trail ride. This invites the
hearty adventurer to experience the Ozark
Mountains from the back of a horse. Over-
night package includes a 4-5 hour trail ride
departing on Saturday, September 24th, a
Cowboy cookout on Saturday evening,
overnight campout at the Ranch stables,
Cowboy breakfast on the morning of Sun-
day September 25th, followed by 4 hour
trail ride on Sunday morning. You will be
guided by truly experienced Ranch wran-
glers and range cooks.
The adventure begins at 11:30am at the
C9R stables. Cowboys and Cowgirls will
be introduced to their faithful mount and the
ride will begin through some of the most
spectacular parts of the Ozarks. At around
5pm the group will return to the Ranch Sta-
bles where you will be able to pitch your
tent. All weather tents will make your stay
enjoyable no matter what Mother Nature
decides to bring. The range cooks will pre-
pare a Cowboy Cookout for the trail ride
participants. The evening will include
campfire stories, and perhaps a cowboy
song or two. You are welcome to bring
your singing voice and a guitar if you like.
On Sunday morning you will start your day
off with coffee (of course) and a Cowboy
Breakfast that is to die for. After that it is
back into the saddle for another four hour
morning ride. This could be the best ex-
perience of your life…..and certainly one
you will never forget!
Over Night Trail Ride
Registration Form Name: ___________Member #_____
Address:______________________
Phone:_______________________
Booking Option#_______________
Amount Due:______________
Booking Option 1: Ranch provides horse
with guided trail ride, dinner on Saturday,
Breakfast on Sunday Only $100
Booking Option 2: Guided Trail ride and
you provide your own horse, Dinner on
Saturday and Breakfast on Sunday Only
$50
*50% deposit due at the time of booking
with the full remaining balance due by
10am on September, 24th.
*In case of cancellation, please note, to
receive a refund - cancellation must be
received by September 20th.
* Complete This Form and Return to the
Accounting Office as soon as possible.
Food/drink service begins at 5:00 p.m.
Clubhouse Deck
Bingo begins at 5:45 p.m. in Patio Room
$13 to play all games—special Luau games
Casino Opens 7:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse
$10.00 Donation gets $500 Cruiser Cash.
3 ½ Hours of playing the games to build your
$$$$Cruiser Cash$$$$
Prizes for the Cruiser Cash Auction are better than ever for both men and women.
Bid on and take home camping necessities, as well as baskets of goodies, decora-
tive items, gift-cards, and free certificates and tickets for all kinds of things.
Smoking and non-smoking tables available for games like Blackjack, Hi-Lo, No
Limit Texas Hold’em, Roulette, Craps, Money Wheel, Chuck-A-Luck, Horseracing
and BINGO in the Patio Room. NEW!!! Bingo winners will also get to draw for
Cruiser Cash. Even if you’re not a big ―gambler,‖ there’s plenty of ways to increase
your Cruiser Cash. When you buy-in for $10, you will receive a ticket for a draw-
ing of a LARGE AMOUNT OF CRUISER CASH to be given away just before the
auction begins. There will be several MYSTERY DRAWINGS for Cruiser Cash all
evening, a 50/50 Drawing held that night (winner gets real cash and will draw an
amount of Cruiser Cash). There’s even a contest for BEST DEALER!!
Isle of the Ozarks Saturday September 3rd If you are one of the many Ranch Members who
have been busy making plans for Labor Day Week-
end, make sure to mark Saturday September 3rd
on your calendar. The next ―Casino Night‖ is sure
to be one you do not want to miss. Not only can
you get in on Cruiser Cash you can also enjoy being
on the ―Isle of the Ozarks‖. Watch as the Ranch
Club House is transformed into a tropical Island
Paradise complete with Casino and Luau Party.
We Hope to see you Saturday, September 3rd
Special thanks to Member David Logan. David was kind enough to donate one of the flag poles so we would have the American Flag flying at the Mud Bog on August 27th. Also, special thanks to Danita Crosby. Danita will be singing the National Anthem before the start of mud bog.
Craft House News
The Craft House is located just past
Wilder Springs II on the left. Some
people think that it is only for crafts
and they really get a surprise when
they come in and find out that is also
has a Holiday Room, Book Room, New
Item Room and a Flea Market Room.
Men that know that the Craft House
has a Flea Market Room like to go and
roam through it to see if they can find
anything for themselves.
All members of Cloud 9 Ranch may
sell items through the Craft House,
just check with the Craft House to
find out the procedures. We welcome
sales from crafters.
The Craft House still has tables avail-
able for the Labor Day Flea Market,
just check at the Craft House if you
would like to reserve a table.
We will be having a bag sale starting
Friday, September 2nd through the
4th. All that you can put into a bag
from a selection of certain items will
only be $2.00 each. The sale will con-
tinue September 6th through the 10th
and the bags from the selection of cer-
tain items will only be $1 each.
Marie Pilkinton,
Craft House President.
EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION
DAY
&
3RD ANNUAL CHILI COOK-
OFF
SEPTEMBER 10, 2011
Bring your chili, hot and
ready to be judged. After
judging at 11:30 A.M. at the T-
Top, the Chili Cook-Off entries
become lunch for our employees
on their special day of fun on the
Ranch. Get out that favorite
chili recipe and you just might
win some $$$$!!! $10 entry fee—
pay at the T-Top when you
arrive on September 10h.
NOTICE—SCHEDULE CHANGE NEXT WEEKEND
$$$$ BINGO $$$$ SO ALL CAN ENJOY THE MUD BOG EVENT, NEXT WEEK-
END BINGO WILL BE HELD ON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 26TH—6:30 P.M.
Trading Post News
Register To Win A
Bud Light
Ipod Speaker
Tower Drawing at Casino Night!!!
School House News
Flags Wanted
A flag burn-
ing will be held Memorial
weekend in 2012. The School
House Committee is requesting
donations of old American flags
for this ceremony. No small
flags please. These may be
brought to the School House on
Saturdays or Sundays from
2PM to 4PM. They may also be
given to Ed Horton, Doris
Hutto, Deb Dantin, or Deb
Johnston.
The School House is open Sat-
urday and Sunday from 2PM –
4PM for tours. Watch for the
Open/Close sign on our main
sign.
Join the Cloud 9 Ranch
Text Club. Get Ranch
News & Event Info
Straight to the Palm of
Your Hand! Just Text
Cloud9 to the number
32075.
Movie Snacks available at the Big Top!
Showing this week-
Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium
Water Aerobics
Family Pool
Monday-Saturday
9:30AM-10AM
Through Labor Day
See You at the Big Top!!!
Thursday, August
25th Card Bingo
6:30PM
15 Games at 25
Cents per game
Friday, August
26th Conservation
Committee
Fish Feeding
7AM
Spring Hill Pond
Conservation
Committee
Fish Stocking
TBA
―Now Showing‖
Family Movie Night
Big Top
At Dusk
Popcorn, Soda and
other Snacks avail-
able at the
pool snack shack!
Bingo
Adult Bingo in the
Patio Room—6:30PM
$13 to Play all Night
Need 20 players to
Play the Progressive
Coverall in
59 numbers $50
Saturday
August 27th
Mud Bog
Sheriffs Hollow
Registration 2PM
Competition 3PM
Art Bentley
8PM
Club House Patio
Special Thanks to all
Those responsible for
Helping with the
Mud Bog! While you are enjoying your
time at the Mud Bog this
weekend, be sure to thank all
the volunteers who are helping
make this day possible.
Ms. Sally from the Youth Cen-
ter will be selling Italian Beef
sandwiches & lemon shakeups.
Cruisers Club and Friends will
be helping with registration
and judging. They will also be
selling deserts and other
treats.
Ms. Judy and Sherriff Bubba
will be handling drinks for the
Employee Appreciation Club.
The Girl Scouts will be on staff
selling hotdogs and burgers.
The Ranch Riders will be
available to take orders for
customized ATV plates.
The Conservation Committee
will be on site with ―Ducks‖ to
get you ready for Labor Day
weekend.
The Trading Post Booth will
have a large selection of Mud
Bog T-Shirts and other Cloud 9
Souvenirs available.
The Rooster Radio Station will
be doing the announcing for
the event.
Mega Motorsports has donated
gift cards for the event.
Sunday
August 28th Chapel Service
10AM
Monday
August 29th
Tuesday,
August 30th
Don’t Miss the Rodeo
Action at 7PM
Caulfield Rodeo Arena
Wednesday
August 31st
Pokeno
6:30PM-9PM
Patio Room
Bring Pennies
HOURS OF OPERATION
FACILITIES/AMENITIES YOUTH CENTER
Open Friday 4PM-10PM
Closed on Saturday August 27th
Open Saturday –Sunday 9AM-2PM
CHAPEL
Sunday Services 10AM
ACCOUNTING OFFICE
Monday – Friday 8AM-4PM
Closed on Saturday and Sunday
TRADING POST
Sunday - Thursday 8AM-8PM
Friday & Saturday 8AM-10PM
GAS STATION
Open Everyday 8AM-8PM
RESTAURANT
Sunday-Thursday 7AM– 8PM
Friday-Saturday 7AM– 10PM Now Serving Pizza & Ice Cream!
CLOUD 9 RESTAURANT IS SMOKE-FREE
SWIMMING POOL ACTIVITIES
Monday-Saturday Water Aerobics
At Family Pool 9:30AM-10AM
Swimming Pool Hours
Sunday-Thursday 10:30AM-10PM
Friday-Saturday 10:30AM-10:30PM
CRAFT HOUSE
Tuesday-Saturday 1PM-4PM
Enjoy Your Stay At
Cloud 9 Ranch &
VISIT THE FACILITIES
AND AMENITIES OFTEN
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Available at
Cloud 9
Trading Post
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