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LION ROARS Published by the LIONEL® COLLECTORS CLUB of AMERICA Bimonthly February The Volume 30, No. 5 April, 2001 LION ROARS Published by the LIONEL® COLLECTORS CLUB OF AMERICA Bimonthly February. April, June, August, October, December All Aboard for Dinner The Lion Roars April, 2001 New 2001 Convention Car This memento of the LCCA 2001 Convention in Lexington, Kentucky, is right for the time and the place. It will contain your memories of the Convention in thoroughbred country and will be a unique addition to your collection of club cars. The Horse Transport Car will be produced for club members by Lionel and the decoration applied by a factory-approved vendor according to company specs. It will be marked for the regional Louisville and Nashville (L&N) Railroad. It's decorated in L&N blue with a distinctive cream horizontal stripe and prototypical L&N logo. Subtle markings for the Convention are included, and the racehorse motif includes “Lexington Kentucky Horse Sales” text in an elegant script font applied with a glossy metallic imprint. The car rests on die-cast, fully sprung trucks. NOTE: Limit of two cars per member. Orders must be received on or before 5-31-2001. Cars will be shipped to members after the Convention. ORDER FORM — MAY BE PHOTOCOPIED For credit card purchase by MASTERCARD, VISA, or DISCOVER, please fill-in the Member name: __________________ LCCA #: __________ lines below. Items will be sent to you by UPS. Because that company does not [ ] Charter Member [ ] Regular Member [ ] Family Member deliver to a P.O. box, a street address is required. Quantity Price S&H Amount [ ] 1 $59.95 $7.50 $67.45 [ ] Mastercard [ ] VISA [ ] Discover Expires ______________ [ ] 2 119.90 9.95 129.85 Card No. ________________________________________________ Kentucky residents only: add 6% sales tax _________ Address ________________________________________________ ($3.60 for one car; $7.20 for two cars) City _______________________________ State _____ Zip________ Additional S&H for foreign delivery: If Canada, add’l $5.50 per car _________ Signature ________________________________________________ If Alaska or Hawaii, add’l $7 per car _________ By my signature, I authorize LCCA to charge my account for the amount indicated. If other foreign country, add’l $10 per car _________ Enclose payment (in U.S. funds) for this offer only and Total: $ _________ mail to: LCCA, P.O. Box 479, LaSalle, IL 61301-0479. Make check or money order payable to: LCCA. Do not combine this order with LCCA dues or any other payment to the club. Do not send cash by mail. IFC The Lion Roars April, 2001 The Lion Roars Contents Lionel® Collectors Club of America Kid’s Page ............................................................................... GIFC Officers Directors Albert F. Otten, President Larry A. Black 54 Overlook Drive 224 Farmbrook Circle 2001 Convention Car ................................................................... IFC Little Rock, AR 72207-1611 Frankfort, KY 40601 501-225-2151 502-695-4355 [email protected] [email protected] On Giving Trains Away .................................................................. 2 John A. Fisher, President Elect William F. Button also, Convention Comm. C’man also, Editor, Interchange Track LCCA Board Meeting Minutes ................................................... 3 1730 James Road 2410 West Miller Circle St. Paul, MN 55118 Westland, MI 48186-9372 651-454-6644 734-722-7464 The Mane Line ............................................................................. 4 [email protected] [email protected] Dienzel C. Dennis, Secretary Louis J. Caponi The Magic of the Trains ............................................................... 8 1425 Ruthbern Road 610 Andrews Road Daytona Beach, FL 32114-5904 Springfield, PA 19064-3816 904-258-8574 610-543-1540 Standard Gauge ............................................................................ 10 [email protected] [email protected] Eric P. Fogg, Treasurer William J. Schmeelk Can I Host a Train Meet ..............................................................12 13360 Ashleaf Drive 15 Birchwood Lane Des Moines, IA 50325-8820 Hillsdale, NJ 07642-1303 515-223-1024 201-358-1955 Upcoming LCCA Train Meets ..................................................... 13 [email protected] [email protected] Lionel News and Views ............................................................... 14 Harry H. Overtoom, Imd. Past Pres. 3409 Fleetwood Drive Lexington, KY 40502-3504 Dinner on Wheels on Rails .......................................................... 20 859-268-1942 [email protected] LCCA 2001 Convention at Lexington ........................................ 22 Editors & Appointees Mike Mottler, Editor, TLR Dennis L. Clad, Cont. Editor, TLR Lionel Essay Contest .................................................................. 32 22 Water Oak Drive P.O. Box 71838 Conway, AR 72032-3430 Richmond, VA 23255-1838 501-327-8747 [email protected] Kid’s Page ................................................................................ GIBC [email protected] Barry Findley John Coniglio, Assoc. Editor, TLR Constitutional Comm. Chairman 1929 Rock Bluff Road 3414 Old Cantrell Road ON THE COVER: Hixson, TN 37343 Little Rock, AR 72202 My Old Kentucky Dinner Train is a 423-843-2360 501-664-8525 featured tour attraction of the LCCA [email protected] [email protected] Annual Convention in Lexington, KY. Susan Ellingson, Editor, Roster Hulen Warren, Librarian 4100 Victoria Street 202 Cedar Road Minnetonka, MN 55345-1963 Bogalusa, LA 70427-3012 Contacting the LCCA Business Office: 612-933-3215 504-732-3148 Contact the Business Office at the address below or by [email protected] [email protected] e-mail <[email protected]> or by fax: 815-223-0791. LCCA BUSINESS OFFICE LCCA Web Site: www.lionelcollectors.org P.O. Box 479 LaSalle, IL 61301-0479 People to Contact: They will take care of: applications for membership, replace membership cards, President - Always available and as a last resort. reinstatements, change of address, phone number changes, death notice, commemo- President Elect - Schedule a meet. rative orders, convention registration and club mementos. Immediate Past President - Complaint against another member. Secretary - Any administrative action not handled by LCCA Business Office. Copyright © 2000 the Lionel® Collectors Club of America. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in Treasurer - Club finances only. any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy- Librarian - Back issues of The Lion Roars. ing and recording for any purpose without the express written permission of the Lionel® Collectors Club of America. Editor, TLR - “Make good” copy of The Lion Roars. The Lion Roars (USPS 0011-994) and (ISSN No. 1079-0993) is published bi-monthly by the Lionel® Collectors Club of America, 1622 Fourth St., Peru, IL 61354- 3527. Subscription rate of $15.00 per year is paid through membership dues. Periodical postage paid at Peru, IL 61354-9998 and additional mailing offices. POST- MASTER: Send address changes to The Lion Roars, 1622 Fourth St. Peru, IL 61354-3527. The LCCA is an Illinois not-for-profit corporation. Lionel® is a regis- tered trademark and is used with the permission of Lionel L.L.C. Copies of Lionel® copyrighted materials have been used in this publication with the permission of Lionel L.L.C. The LCCA is not affiliated with Lionel® or Lionel L.L.C. Opinions and comments made in by-lined columns in this publication do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Officers, Board of Directors and Appointed Officials nor do they indicate a Club endorsement of any products mentioned. 1 The Lion Roars April, 2001 I was young then — 15 the entire school year for bed years old in 1954 — when I rest and recuperation. He was gave away my trains. I had three years behind me in “outgrown” them and directed school, and I remembered him my admittedly limited attention as only a “fair” softball player span to fast cars and beautiful On and plump kid. Russell’s father girls; sometimes vice-versa. and my dad were good As a youngster, I had neighbors although Russell and American Flyer trains. I were years apart. Russell’s Grandma Dorothy started it father knew about the trains Giving and asked my dad if I still with a Santa Fe passenger set for Christmas in 1948, and it favored them. And if not, grew from there with annual would I consider selling them train hobby birthday and to Russell so he’d have Christmas presents and Trains something to help pass the time occasional acquisitions. Dad let during his recovery. me build a large layout (4 foot It seemed a “good cause” wide x 42 feet long) along the to me, and I sensed it might entire length of the east wall of Away open the door to a new chapter the basement of the house. Over in personal transportation the years, I added an Atlantic history — a sale for cash that steamer freight set, a diesel by Mike H. Mottler RM 12354 could be applied to a car when switcher, and — best of all — I turned 16 in a year. I asked an 0-8-0 Pennsylvania DC-powered steam switcher and received $330 for the entire package worth about controlled through a rectifier. I spent uncounted hours in $1500 in the 1954 economy. The deal was done. Dad told the basement with the trains, oftentimes with my neighbor me how much Russell enjoyed the trains, and I gave no and friend, Tommy — who owned Lionel trains. The two- further thought to adventures in two-railing. rail vs. three-rail discussions ran on endlessly, and we When
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