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A 1920’s row boat and its elegant ribbing got a lot of looks.

The River Dunes boat.

Steve Leach and Dave Wright of St. Bart Yachts, steps away from the boats they had for sale. Yacht brokers have a certain exercise program that must be followed.

Jack Coulter on Sunday, once again in position on the boat he was selling. Jack complained he was working too hard, but he looked kinda comfortable.

Area organizations and marine activities that will be receiving some of the approximately $9,180 (after expenses) from the 2009 Oriental Boat Show.

- $1900 for marine exhibits at the Pamlico County Heritage Center

- $1800 for youth sailing scholarships to be administered by the Oriental Dinghy Club

- $800 for maintenance of the Periauger

- $800 for repairs and upgrades to the recently acquired Oriental Police/EMS boat

- $740 doe Public Radio East, including their recent campaign to help the NC Coastal Federation build oyster sills in the White Oak River

- $600 for Croakerfest fireworks display (which look great over the water if you’re anchored out!)

- $500 to support for Carolina Coastal Classrooms projects aboard Ada Mae

- $500 for the new Blackbeard Adventure Alliance project

- $500 to the Oriental Rotary Tarpon Tournament

- $400 to support maritime displays at the Oriental History Museum

- $400 for the Olde Beaufort Seaport museum

- $240 for tools and supplies for the Pamlico County Community College Boat Building Class

An early morning reflection of the mast and dinghy of the “Ada Mae” in the waters of Pecan Grove Marina.

Update: On the subject of the porous entry points for the boat show, Rob Lucey says that he’s had at least one person call him “asking where she could send her admission since she’d inadvertently missed our ticket booths.” If folks would like to “throw it in at the end,” Rob says the late payments may be sent to:

Carolina Boat Show Assoc.
P.O. Box 1090
Oriental NC 28571

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Posted Wednesday April 22, 2009 by Melinda Penkava

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