February 2019 Volume XCV Number 2

O’Pen Bic World Championship KYC Juniors in New Zealand February • March 2019

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2 On the cover: Mani Pahuatini most enthusiastic USA flag waver and international New Years dance off winner! O’Pen Bic World Champs, Manly Sailing Club, Whangaparaoa, New Zealand. More on Pages 4-5. RCaOlpMh MFoOulDgeOr RE VICE REAR CMOikeM VManO WDoOeRrkEom PCeOteM SMtoOkkDa ORE Aloha Members 2019 is well on its February is a busy We're almost way and I am happy to month at KYC; we through the first month report that a lot of work have First Friday on the of my tenure as your and projects are already First, Opening Day on Commodore without moving along nicely. If the 2nd, Superbowl on any major catastrophies. the first Fleet/Club Ops the 3rd, the last Sunday I anticipate we will have meeting is any indicator Bulkhead Race of the a great year especially since our Vice of how the year is going to shape up, I am very winter on the 10th, Fishing Fleet sponsored Commodore and Rear Commodore have gone excited. We started off the year with an Boat Blessing on the 16th and then our into "full speed ahead" mode and are working amazing turn out for our first meeting and Thursday evening Bulkhead races start again very well together. everyone seemed very excited and optimistic for the season on the 21st of the month. The "G" Pier project is moving forward about the upcoming activities and plans for this We had a great January starting off at the thanks to the extensive efforts of many, but year. I would like to thank all the Fleet Commodores reception where I was able to especially Frederic Berg, Clay Hutchinson, and Captains and Committee Chairs who attended. meet several members I haven’t met in the past, Rusty Lillico. Your contributions, ideas, and hard work are thanks for coming out and stopping through the Our Sub-merged Lands lease with the what makes this place so great. greeting line! We were also able to get a crew State is in the almost completed phase of For those of you who volunteered and together in blazers for the E-Scow cruise on the negotiations. Unfortunately, it looks as though helped in any way, perhaps with a fleet, bay, which was quite an experience. Thanks to it's going to be more expensive than we had committee, or with one of the many functions Andy Johnson for coordinating that outing. The hoped, but not as bad as it could have been. We last year, I hope you were able to attend the next event was the Junior Fundraiser for will provide more information when it's all Volunteer Appreciation Party last week. This Kaneohe Yachting Foundation where I was finalized. I'd like to express my thanks to Peter club is what it is because of its members. It was very impressed at the turnout and the amount Young for his guidance in the lease very nice to celebrate all your dedication, of funding raised for the Juniors. Mark Towill negotiations. skills, and time you share with the club. had a great presentation about his experiences It seems that Haul Out will continue to be I am happy to report that with the hard on the Volvo campaign with Sage Andrews as "on hold" for an indefinite period but hopefully work of the Mooring Committee and the the MC for the night. The last big event in resolved by summer. With the G pier approval of the BOD, the Marina Regulations January was the Volunteer Appreciation party renovations, much of the haul out area will be have been updated. Anyone who has a boat or on the 26th. I hope everyone had a good used by the contractor for staging of their has been patiently waiting for slip here at KYC evening with drinks, pupu, music and the materials and equipment. knows the challenges of managing the boats company of fellow volunteers to chat about The Marina Regulations have been and slips. The Marina Regulations needed an 2018 and things coming up in 2019 at KYC. revised and updated. We will circulate these to update and many meetings and discussions The race season is starting this month with the membership in the near future. later that has been accomplished. If you are a Classboat A on the 9th and IRF starting on the Be advised, that the 2018 Board of boat owner and/or slip holder please make sure 17th. Reach out to Morgan Stephenson at Directors voted to approve a requirement to you check out the new regulations as there [email protected] to get on his pay a $50.00 annual fee to remain on the Wait have been many changes. calendar for PRO this year. If you plan to race Lists. The details are still being worked out on That leads me to some updates on the big a boat in any of the Classboat divisions or IRF the implementation of this requirement but projects slated for this year. As mentioned in you need to commit to a PRO day to qualify. basically, if you wish to remain on the Wait List my January article the biggest construction Sign up early to get a day that works for you, you will be required to pay a (voluntary?) fifty related project facing us this year is the if you wait you may get stuck with what is left, dollar fee, without invoice, by June 1 annually. renovation of G pier. Permits are coming in, so I encourage you to reach out to him for the Failure to pay the fee by the deadline will designs are being finalized, environmental open dates. eliminate you from the wait list. No advance concerns are being addressed, and we are We are doing a "trial run" for online payments beyond the current year will be quickly approaching our start date. This is a signups for events to see how it goes as I feel accepted. project that will impact the club but is a must it will be a lot more efficient for registrations It is hoped that this will knock off many as many who have slips on G pier can see the and tracking RSVPs. You have likely seen a who are on the list just in case they decide to poor condition it is in. few links come out already for the Volunteer acquire a boat in the future. Upon I graciously ask for everyone’s patience Party, Opening Day, and the new sailing class implementation of this new rule, it is expected and understanding as we work though this that Jesse is offering on Friday nights to prep that only serious boaters will remain on the list. project. For all those that have boats slipped on our Hawaii kids for the Bic North Americans in In addition, the new Marina Regulations G pier I ask for your full and quick assistance in March. I feel that this will help with advertising place a limit on the number of slips by any moving your boat, clearing dock lines, and via text or social media to help fill the classes, individual member. For example, a member removing dock boxes etc. The Port Captain and take the administration load off of the office, may have only one dry and one wet slip. Those Mooring Committee will be communicating and give instant visibility to who has signed up who currently are outside of this limitation will with you on time frames, schedules, and for a function. If you have a Junior who would be "grandfathered". Be sure to check the new expectations. Small delays from boat owners like to get into the Friday night racing class, it regs for further details when they come out. and members can lead to a snowball effect and started on 25 January and you can sign up We are currently in need of a volunteer to ultimately delay the overall project. using the discount code ‘INTRO’ at https: take over the management of our web-site. If With the construction estimated to take KYCFRIDAYRACING2019.EVENTBRITE. you have the skills and you are in need of three months a laydown area will also be COM fulfilling your volunteer obligations to the provided to the contractors. This will be the I want to encourage everyone to come out membership, please step up to the plate and area north of the boat ramp leading up to the to Opening Day this year. It will be a lot of fun. take on this valuable position to help KYC and north hoist as well as along the north fence. Starting in the morning at 10 will be a

See Commodore, PG 5 See Vice Commodore, PG 5 See Rear Commodore, PG 5 3 made this difficult was that it was oscillating but not often enough for JeUsNseI OAnRd rSeAwsILING DIRECTOR you to see more than one shift during an upwind leg. In other words, you had to be on the correct side of the course for the shift. This went Over Christmas break I traveled with nine on for about the first three days of the event. The last two days were junior sailors to compete in the 2019 O'Pen more typical 10-20 knot winds similar to sailing in Kaneohe Bay. The Bic World Championships in Whangaparaoa, Hawaii sailors put on a show with CJ Perez, JP Lattanzi and Makani Auckland, New Zealand. The event was sailed Andrews winning 4 of the races...almost. They won three on the out of the Manly Sailing Club with water, Makani was over early the race he won and CJ had 2nd place Commodore Russell Coutts serving as host. finish that happened in the last few feet before the line. In the final With eight countries and 134 sailors they split the fleet, 64 kids in the results CJ ended up just shy of the podium after a rare capsize just fleet Under 13 and 69 kids in the Under 17 fleet. Hawaii Junior Sailors after the start of the last race. She was the top female sailor in the included Under 13 sailors Kiley Freitas, Niccoli Perez, Makani event though and the first American to do this in the history of the Andrews, Sage Andrews and Michael Hochart. In the older Under event! CJ is also in the process of becoming a KYC junior member 17 fleet was CJ Perez, Danicka Sailor, JP Lattanzi and Manihi'i as she loved practicing here in the prior month to the event. She and Pahuatini. JP ended up in 6th and 10th overall. Makani and Michael Kai ended My family traveled with Mani Pahuatini up 8th and 17th in their first World Championship and we flew in Christmas Eve. Christmas Day events. Michael also suffered from an over early turned out to be one of only two days we did score he was able to use as a discard race. Makani not sail over the next two weeks. We enjoyed was the top American and top 11 year old in the the drive from our Eastern abode across to U13 fleet. Sage Andrews finally got a replacement some of the black sand beaches and bird boat that did not leak gallons of water the last day sanctuaries on the West coast as well as a stop and had two top 10 finishes. She moved up from at one of the local hot springs on a stormy 58th in the pre-worlds to 23rd in the Worlds, a few rainy day. The next two days brought a variety points ahead of her good friend Kiley Freitas in of conditions for the Pre-worlds. Hawaii kids 25th. Mani was recognized with the rest of the US sailed remarkably well in the lighter team supporting him by Russell for winning the conditions and it served as a great practice New Year's Eve dance party! event for the "Big Show!" Some notable All the kids improved in their results and it was Pre-worlds results had KYC sailors Makani great to watch their excitement on and off the Andrews finishing 6th and Michael Hochart water. We spent months together practicing 13th of 64 Under 13 sailors. In the Under 17 Cameron Barra practicing with the worlds team numerous days a week. The kids all showed such even though he could not make it this year incredible resilience and sportsmanship as a team JP Lattanzi finished 7th overall out of 69! he pushed the team hard! The Next day turned out to be our last non sailing day which we and supported each other through out the event. took advantage of having our two coach boats to the offshore island They stayed together as a group supporting, laughing and working that encompasses the Tiritiri Matangi Bird Sanctuary. We had a great together through the difficult times with positive attitudes. Even in day hike up to the lighthouse and back even spotting the very rare one-person boats it really is more of a team sport when you spend so Tiritiri Takahe flightless bird which looks like a large, bright much time training and racing together. I truly believe these blue/green Nene Goose. We made it back to the Manly Bowling Club experiences shape them into confident, problem solving individuals that evening for a very festive Opening Ceremony with entertaining with accepting and diverse personalities. They all will remember these Maori dancers displaying a variety of dance moves to say the least! experiences and have created lifelong friendships along the way. It We were lucky enough to have two coach boats for the two fleets of was an excellent experience for all the participants and their families. sailors coached by Steve Hochart and I. Karen Lattanzi was the key I was proud to be part of this team and happy to have had the to coordinating everything for the Hawaii Team and facilitated having opportunity to coach and support these awesome sailors! the boats brought in to and from the event as well as hosting a team The next mainland event for these sailors is the O'Pen Bic North barbeque at the awesome beach rental and another birthday dinner American Championships in Mission Bay California. Over 100 boats for the Hawaii team at a local Chinese restaurant. The event itself are expected and there will be even a bigger crew from Hawaii going was sailed about two miles out in a semi-protected bay in the Hauraki than in New Zealand! The racing class started in the last week of Gulf where Russell Coutts had grown up sailing. He enlisted a January and we have about 10 sailors signed up as of today! Our veteran America's Cup Race Committee led by International race Saturday classes for the beginners, intermediate and advanced kids officer Harold Bennett. Russell was an incredible host, inviting the start February 16th. Hawaii sailors on his yacht along with some NZL kids, to go to a burger joint on an offshore secluded island. They got back that night around 10:30 pm all with huge smiles! He also loaned surfboards and wakeboards for the kids to use for the week. Other lucky individuals were invited to his house for dinner on more than one occasion. His son Matthias won the Bic Worlds and has become friends with JP over the last three Worlds. JP got personally invited back this spring break for the foiling week they do!! The Worlds event was five days of sailing, six if you count our team going out on New Year's morning for a practice with a few NZL kids! The event started out with light to medium winds that were very inconsistent in speed and velocity. It would come in from one direction at 15 knots for about 20 minutes and shift 30 degrees and then die to under ten and this would happen over and over. What

The U13 fleet start with 63 boats! 4 Continued from pg. 3 Commodore your fellow members. If you need more information, please contact Shaun Myers at 247-4121. We have lots of entertaining events coming up, so be sure to watch our weekly newsletters and fliers for more information.

Vice Commodore This means our boat haul out area will not be available for members during the project. There may also be many times where many of the G pier boats will be tied up along the bulkhead (Pacific Cup style). Please work with our Port Captain, Mooring Committee and me to make this period of construction as smooth as possible. Michael Kai blasting! Lastly, I wanted to make sure everyone had February 2 marked down on their calendars as a day to be spending at the club. This is our 2019 Opening Day and we want to make it a good one. Pete and I along with many committee members and fleets have a fun day planned for everyone. Do you fish? Join in the fishing tournament. Fish from a boat, shore, kayak, surfboard, or innertube, it doesn’t matter. It is open for all members. If fishing isn’t your thing jump on a sailboat for the afternoon bulkhead race around the south bay buoys. Not a sailor either? No problem. How about whipping up your best chili and Hawaii with painted faces entering it in our chili cookoff? KYC will be providing hot dogs to go with all your amazing pots of chili. I know I am looking forward to it. It’s going to be fun and I am looking forward to seeing you all.

Rear Commodore Team Hawaii getting ready to launch continental breakfast to prep everyone for the Papio tournament at 11 and the Bulkhead race at 1. Prizes will be awarded for the fishing Makani taking the lead in one windy race! tournament and bulkhead race at 3 PM and lead us right into the Chili Cook Off. Coordinate with your fleet, friends, or on your own to bring a pot of your best chili to compete in the KYC 2019 Chili Dog contest!

MiEcMhaBeEl R“SSwHeIPde R” EOPlsOoRn T Membership Count as of January 11, 2019 SENIOR ...... 620 LIFE ...... 57 ASSOCIATE ...... 38 INTERMEDIATE ...... 14 FAMILY ...... 5 LIFE FAMILY ...... 36 JUNIOR ...... 23 NON-RESIDENT ...... 115 SERVICE ...... 17 TOTAL ...... 925

Makani Andrews first American Under 13, First 11 year old, 8th in fleet 5 MDaErCgaKreHt APeNeDblS es President

The KYC Volunteer Appreciation Party was held on January 26. The Deckhands would like to join in the Mahalos and thank everyone who has volunteered in some way to the club. This is what makes KYC a great place to be a member. Last month we reported that Sally Bogert had received the Deckhand of the Year. Sadly, we did not have a picture of her with the trophy. Again Sally from all of the Deckhands, Congratulations. If you have never seen the trophy, it is very cool. You can see it in the trophy case in the Ma Schultz lounge.

Please join us for our first game night of the year. We are trying something new! Bingo!!!

Date: Wednesday, February 20, 2019 Time: Games Start at 7:00 pm Come at 6:30 and bring a pupu to share Entry Fee: $5.00 (gets you 5 games plus beer, wine and soft drinks) AND THERE WILL BE PRIZES!!

Our Deckhand of the month for January was Beth Barry! You receive 25% off a purchase of up to $100.00. Congratulations!

Make sure you come by and visit the Deckhands in the locker. Sally Bogert - Deckhand of the Year 2018 Locker Hours: Thursdays from 5:00 to 7:00 PM Sundays from 10:00 AM to Noon

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The Tennis Fleet took the month of December off….no tournament, no potluck. But January was a great start to 2019 with an organization meeting on the 9th and a tournament and potluck, An Evening in Athens, on the 19th. The meeting on the 9th was successful in getting volunteers for the various committees and the announcing of the new Fleet Captain…..Susie Jannuzzi. Others were:

Treasurer – JoAnn Goebert – [email protected] Tournament Director – Wayne Jackson – [email protected] Tournament Coordinator - Greg Siok Bulletin Board – Dana Nottage – [email protected] Bulletin Board - Liz Meierdiercks – [email protected] Pam Isayama, Susie Jannuzzi, Steve Brooks Photos: Donlei Darnell Telltales and Flyer Maker – Donlei Darnell – [email protected] Trophies – Betsy Denzer – [email protected] Potluck Events – Barbra Green – [email protected] Potluck Reservations – June Williams – [email protected] Court Maintenance – Rob Rietow – [email protected] Bin Keeper – Harvey Minsky – [email protected] Event Photographer – Everyone - send to Donlei and Dana. A huge thank you from the Fleet to Kit Beuret for leading our Tennis Fleet for the last few years.

Winners for the January tournament were:

3rd Place: Men – Kit Beuret and Steve Brooks Women – Lynn Pease, Sally Bogert and Cathy Brigham

2nd Place: Men - Greg Siok and Harvey Minsky Women – Linnea Brooks

1st Place: Men – John Gross Kit Beuret, Cathy Brigham, John Gross, Fran Tannen Women – Sime Gross

An Evening in Athens, a potluck with a Greek theme, was a fun start to a year of great evenings. A big thank you to the organizers of the month, Susie Jannuzzi and Lynn Pease. February will be a month full of heart starting with the Tournament of Hearts on Saturday, February 9. And then we have the evening potluck, with hearts in mind, starting at 6:00 for pupu and 7:00 for fine dining. Hoping the Longhouse will be filled with clothing in pink and red. Fleet members, we know you can do it!!! Dates to remember for the next few months for tournaments and potlucks are March 16, April 13, June 22 and July 13. Fleet Members

Sime Gross, Lynn Pease, Margaret Peebles Sime Gross, Harvey Minsky, Pam Isayama, Margaret Peebles 8 9 KYC Jr. Sailing Fundraiser featuring Mark Towill of Vestas 11th Hour Racing by Leah Magaña

ailing enthusiasts came out to support Kaneohe Yacht Club’s SJunior Sailing program January 12. Mark Towill, former KYC Junior Sailor and Co-founder/Team Director of Vestas 11th Hour Racing gave an engaging presentation about his recent Volvo Ocean Race. Mark’s talk, great food, great company, a raffle full of awesome donations, and a worthwhile cause made the event extra special. All donations went to Kaneohe Yachting Foundation who matched the donations up to $6,000. All together this was our largest Jr. Sailing fundraiser yet with over 130 attendees raising $17,000 for the program. Jesse Andrews, our Junior Sailing Director, looks forward to new practice sails and a new O’pen Bic Trailer to help transport young sailors to regattas and clinics around the island. Huge thanks to Kaneohe Yachting Foundation and to Mark and Tahnee Towill for their huge support of the program. Thanks to volunteers Jen and Marc Barra, Jesse and Shelly Andrews, Katie Cruise, Lindsey Arcand, and Amy Hammond. Thanks also to everyone who donated food and raffle items and who came out to support! If you missed the event, and would still like to donate to the Junior Sailing Program, please contact Jesse Andrews via the KYC Front Office. Mark & Tahnee Towill Photos: Amy Hammond

So many fabulous raffle items!

Lindsey Arcand helping with the raffle Michael Kai & Andy Hochart with Mark 10 Mark’s presentation Leah Magaña & Katie Cruise Amy Hammond & Mark Towill

Don Shannon & Amy Hammond Sage Andrews MC Kim Ickler 11

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PRICING IS PER CLASS  ALL CLASSES ARE HELD ON SATURDAYS (Feb. 16 - May 17)

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CLASS TIME PRICE NOVICE TOPPER 9:30am – 12:30pm MEMBER $280 NON-MEMBER $325 INTRO TO RACING 1:30pm – 4:30pm MEMBER $260 NON-MEMBER $305 ADVANCED RACING AM** 9:30am – 12:30pm MEMBER $260 NON-MEMBER $305 ADVANCED RACING PM** 1:30pm – 4:30pm MEMBER $260 NON-MEMBER $305 ADVANCED RACING AM/PM COMBO** 9:30am – 4:30pm MEMBER $500 NON-MEMBER $595 **Requires attendance at local regattas (additional fees apply).

PAYMENT ENCLOSED: Payment in full is required for class placement. Fee are refundable up to 7 days prior to start of the session. No fees will be prorated for missed class time.

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KYC PARKING: Parking is reserved for KYC members only. Non-members may come in to drop off/pick up children for class but if you need to park, please do so on the street and come to the pedestrian gate to be buzzed in.

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PARENT’S CONSENT I, ______, agree to hold Kaneohe Yacht Club (“KYC”), its officers, employees, and all committees concerned, harmless and free of liability, of any nature whatsoever, for any accident or injury to my child while participating in the 2019 Junior Programs, Regattas or boat rentals* (*members only). In addition, I agree that I will be financially responsible for any damage or loss to any property caused by this participant.

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The Wahine Sailing Series is a competitive series that offers opportunities for experienced skippers and new Wahine sailors alike. The series is based around the Wahine Skipper of the Year Perpetual Trophy, established in 1997 by Ashley & Marvin Lee when they approached North Sails Hawaii to sponsor a perpetual trophy to recognize Hawaii’s Wahine skippers. Our series is unlike any other series on the island since we compete in a range of boats, from dinghies to big boats, and we hold regattas all over Oahu: Waikiki Yacht Club, Kaneohe Yacht Club, Hawaii Yacht Club, Pearl Harbor Yacht Club, Pacific Yacht Club, and most recently, University of Hawaii. The 2019 series will feature 8 regattas and a Cal 20 mini-series at WYC. In addition to great competition, the series encourages and supports the growth of women sailors, and introduces sailing to women with little to no experience. We have held events like a Rolex Clinic, boat handling/skill building clinic at Hawaii Kai Boat Club, and fun fourth “crew races” at the end of regattas to encourage new Wahine sailors to gain experience and confidence on the helm in a low-risk scenario.

So how can you get involved? Visit our column on the 2019 HYRA calendar for all 2019 regattas Sign up for HYRA blasts by emailing [email protected] Join our Facebook Group : 2019 Wahine Sailing Series* Join our email group: [email protected]

* Our “members only” Facebook group includes our NOS, each regatta’s NOR, and serves as a communication board showing who is intending on participating, and who is looking for crew, or to be crew, for upcoming regattas.

We look forward to seeing you on the water! A hui hou, Leslie Foster KYC, WYC, Wahine Series, Transpac Trophy Chair

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Fully furnished kitchen and bedroom, ready for occupancy. Suitable for one adult. Located in Kaneohe near Kaneohe Yacht Club and Marine Base. Military and veterans welcome to this quiet area. All utilities paid and smart TV hooked up for your leisure time. Studio is adjacent to owner’s residence with Yard and Pool available. Located in a quiet neighborhood with great access to public transit and quick access to H3 and Pali Hwy if you drive to town. Good area for walking and biking. Easy access to Kailua and Kaneohe for shopping, dining, and entertainment. One year lease at $1200 per month. Call, Text, or Email to 808-294-0135 or [email protected] GRAY BIMI TOP - measures 8.5’ x 8’ NEW - $75 Call: Charlie Schmucker 261-6834 GRAY COVER FOR 22’ PONTOON BOAT - Used in very good condition - $125 Call: Charlie Schmucker 261-6834 SAILBOAT BOOM - measures 10 feet long originally came from a Hobie cat 16 but might fit other boats as well $80 or best offer. Call Rob 225-4948 BOATS FOR SALE 1976 CAL 34 . Sloop Rigged Sailboat. Great boat for the bay and sandbar. Slip G 75, $12,000 contact Andy Johnson (808)429-5308 24FT BAYLINER CIERA SUNBRIDGE $18,900.00 Nice Cabin Cruiser with rebuilt 5.7 liter 270 h/p V-8 and rebuilt Volvo penta leg with less than 300 hours on both,new wiring and batteries excellent mechanical condition. Many new parts ( stereo,compass,VHF ) fresh water tank enclosed Hawaii’ s ONL Y In-W ate r Yacht Brokerage head with porta pot.Brand new aluminum double axle trailer. The One-Sto p Sh op For: PH# 554-8984 Sa les • Ma inte nance • Repairs 32FT CARVER CONVERTIBLE FLY BRIDGE $29,950.00 Offe ring Pr e-Sa le Mo orage For Boats Up To 80’ LOA 32' 11'7 beam. Great for fishing and inner island cruising. Twin Perkins Diesels, windless, full head and galley 220 gallons fuel 84 gallons of water. Locate d in Ko’Olina Ma rina Hauled and surveyed December 2016. Great for a live aboard. Super low hours. (8 08) 256-5 206 Offer. PH# 554-8984 SLIP NOT AVAILABLE www.yachtw orld.com/kokua [email protected] FARR 37. 2002 BENETEAU 36.7, Built S Carolina. Racer/cruiser- all race gear and all cruising equipment. 3 double cabins. Fully equipped. Fractional rig, rod rigging. New bottom and numerous upgrades, call or em for full list. Excellent condition. $92,500. 808-937-2878, [email protected]. FOR SALE KURREWA FARR 38 , cold molded by C&B Marine, class winner Pacific Cup, great opportunity to own a beautiful, fast, classic. Needs some TLC. $38,000 808-381-5884 [email protected] LIM EL TOROS FOR SALE: We have three 1995 Lim El Toro hulls with centerboards for sale for $300. Could negotiate a sale and possibly a mast. Contact; [email protected] Proceeds go to KYC junior sailing. Telltales Kaneohe Yacht Club 44-503 Kaneohe Bay Drive Kaneohe, HI 96744 Telephone 808-247-4121 Fax 808-235-8180 Email: [email protected]

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