Club Day 1988 Kicks Off Summer

Outrigger members gathered at lhe The flrst runner in was Joe Teipel. won by Jimmy Austin. Club on May 14 for lhe annual Club However, the winner of lhe relay was During lhe afternoon, volleyball and Day festivities. the team of Russell Allen and Steve canoe racing competition was held. The day's events began wilh a Timpson. For the flrst time at Club Day, a water run/bike relay. Teams were drawn out Next on lhe agenda was a swim/pad­ polo game was held in the water front­ of a hat, wilh lhe runner making a 1.8 dleboard relay which was a bit of a ing the club. It proved quite a chal­ mile circle of Kapiolani Park, and lhe challenge because of the 6-8 fooL surf lenge but was much enjoyed by those biker pedaling to the Arco station in breaking in front of lhe Club. The win­ participating and watching. Kahala and returning to the finish line ning team was Mike Miller and Fred Club Day wound up wilh a tug-of­ at lhe fountain in front of lhe Elk's Fong. war and lhe ever-popular steak fry on Club. The keiki boogie board race was the Terrace. flJ

--- Tommy Holmes tags his partner, Kerry Carter Evans, Fred Fong and Paula Carbone wait for their swimmers in O'Connor. swimlpaddleboard relay.

Enjoying the steak fry were John Basdavanos, Pii Schneider Joe Teipel congratulates AI Lemes. They finished second in and Laurie Bugbee. run/bike.

Watching the activities were Mall Puder, Annika Ferris, Swimmers get off to the start of their race. Moni Lee and Bridget Ferris.

2 Club Day Results Run/Bike Relay 1. Russell Allen/Steve Timpson : 30:30 2. Joe Teipei/AlberL Lcmes :3 1:04 3. Chris Crabb/Jill Cheever :33:44 4. Paula Carbone/Randy Grune : 33:45 5. Lynne Child/Andrea Lehman : 36:41 6. Diane Stowell/Anna Grune :40:19 7. Barbie Dial/Cully Kamisugi :47:47 8. Tommy Holmes/Kerry O'Connor broken chain

Swim/Paddleboard Relay 1. Mike Miller/Fred Fong :16:44 2. Diane Stowell/Paula Carbone :20:22 3. Anna Grune/Brian Kilcoyne :21:09 4. Laura Miller/Carter Evans :22:47 5. Gay Daily/Randy Grune :24:22

Competitors in the run/bike relay gathered at the fountain before the race. From Keiki Boogie Board left, Randy Grune, Russell Allen, Ruby Ifversen, Lynne Child, Paula Carbone, 1. Jimmy Austin 2. Luke Rigg Chris Crabb, Andrea Lehman, Diane Stowell, Joe Teipel, Laura Miller, Barbie Dial, Steve Timpson, Kerry O'Connor and Cully Kamisugi. Volleyball 1. Brian Kilcoyne/Chris Crabb/Anna Grune/Terry Pynchon 2. Hilary Eggers/Tom Haine/Laura Collins/Melody Heidel

Canoe Racing 1. Michele St. John/Pam Clifford/Tiare Finney/Randy Grune 2. Tom Haine/Hillary Eggers/Laura Collins/Gay Daily

Shading their eyes from the sunny day were Kimbal Thompson , center, his brother.far left, and Henry Ayau, right.

Laura Miller serves the ball.

Volleyballers played double elimination tournament. Club members danced the night away.

3 AsTHETERRACETURNS~

By Mary Lou Holbrook

Five Outrigger members were among a delegation of 46 rowers representing Hawaii in the traditional Samoan Fautasi Long Rowboat Race on April 16 in Pago Pago. Also competing were delegations from American and Western Samoa and the Kingdom of Tonga in the Flag Day Regatta. Outrigger's ambassador of aloha Henry Ayau headed the Club delega­ tion, which also included Joan Ka'aua, Mike Clifford, Grady Bintliff and Flash Dubiel. This was the first time that Hawaii has sent a delegation to the regatta, and

Grady Bintliff, Gov. John Waihee, Henry Ayau and Lt. Gov. Eni Hunkin of American Samoa, during a reception given by Governor Waiheefor the Hawaii team entered in the Fautasi races.

Adams, a junior at St. Andrew's and they'd like to try it in Ireland. Of Priory, was recently named the out­ course, Shannon says, having a father standing girl athlete in the 35th annual living in Ireland who offered them free Maui Interscholastic League­ rent, did have something to do with Yamamoto Invitational meet where she their decision! Any Club members won both hurdles events. Her brother, who are planning to visit Ireland are in­ Christopher Adams, is a 7th grader at vited to look them up: David and Punahou and on the honor roll. Shannon Silvernale, c/o Walter J. Outrigger Olympians Peter George, O'Neil, Derrygreen, Old Court Road, Neallfversen with an armed guard Tom Haine, Aileen Riggin Soule, Skibbereen, County Cork, Ireland ... during his visit to Peru. Allen Stack, Jon Stanley and Frank John Crocker and wife, Gail, are Walton were the first time most of the Hawaii pad­ among those dlers had rowed a 90-footlong Fautasi honored at the mag­ boat in the grueling S-mile race. The nificient Olympic Hawaii boat didn't win but everybody Benefit at the Hil­ sure had a good time... ton Hawai ian Vil­ Leon Devaney home with USC lage Tropics Surf teammates after winning the national Club, April 6. volleyball championship. Leon was After 17 years of one of three freshmen on the team. He California living, earned himself an athletic/academic former Forecast scholarship next year. . . Meanwhile, (now Outrigger) sister Denise Devaney is playing in the editor Shannon national women's water polo champion­ O'Neil Silvernale ships. She's on the national team and and husband, David, is a senior at UC Santa Barbara... have opted to try a I Moana and Pat Sheehy are proud new li fe style in new parents of a baby boy, born on Skibbereen, County Tom and Marilyn Haine were honored at the Haiti March 17. Cork, Ireland. They Volleyball Tournament in April. It was their 29th Bob Fischer is the proud grandpa decided that there is tournament of the 30 year event. The only year they these days. His granddaughter, Nikki only one life to live missed was when daughter, Kisi, graduated from Stanford.

4 looking forward to their annual vaca­ tion in the islands after a busy year in the Bay area. Mary 0. Bell gave a luncheon on April 16 for the Hawaii alumnae of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Thirty­ two members enjoyed the delightful luncheon/get together including, Outrig­ ger members, Virginia Cooper, Emily J ohnston, Mary Ray Kahanamoku and Barbara McGuire. Frank Walton was a w inner in the Lorin Tarr Gill Writing Contest, con­ ducted by the Honolulu Branch of the National League of American Pen Women, in the non-fiction category... Wedding bells chimed on April 17 for Cindi White and Dwight Yanaga at The place to be, when not at sea, is Sun Valley, say Mike and Nina Fox, Tiare the Cannon Club. Sharing in their wed­ Finney and Suzanne Chuckovich, on floor; and Siggi Stampe, Mike McCormack, ding celebration were Jim Bukes, Shel­ Viki and Van Williams, Tanya Fennelly, Vik Watumull, lady friend and George ly Bukes, matron of honor; Kristen Crandlemire. Bukes, flower girl; Mike, Polly and Christopher Burson; Randy and guards everywhere he went, due to the anniversary with their children. Robin Shaw; Henno and Fredna terrorists and drug activity in the area. Contributions to this column areal­ Congratulations to Pi Phi Gerry De­ ways welcome. Leave items for the Benedetti, newly elected president of Editor at the Front Desk. Be sure to in­ Pi Beta Phi Sorority Alumnae Club of clude your name and phone number in Honolulu. Gerry's theme for 1988-89 case additional information is needed. @.> is "Come Back to Pi Phi", attempting to reach out and interest the 200 alumns here in Honolulu, many of whom belong to OCC. Kisi Haine is now called Professor Haine as she's teaching at the Univer­ sity of Utah and getting her master's fJM~ Ga~ c;}jet;ad degree ... Rick Fried took off for helicopter Q. What's a Car Detail? skiing in the Caribous mountain range, A. A Car Detail is a thorough 400 miles north of Banff in Canada, cleaning & waxing ol your c ar. where some of the Winter Olympics For example. our detail includes, were held. Rick said that he had an ex­ • Wash exterior w ith m ild cleaners citing and vigorous workout, making up to 13 runs daily during his five day • Wax/ polish all paint & c hrom e stay. He said it was a nice change of • Remove stains & clean upholstery Cindy White and Dwight Yanaga after pace from Honolulu. . . _ • Rims/Tires/White walls cleaned their April wedding. Barbara Kaye went to Australia in & dressed May to visit fam ily and friends, and a • Pa nel instruments/Dash cleaned & dressed Tarikas, who arc also newlyweds; and special sidetrip to Brisbane, • Floor mats & carpets cleaned Bob Henry. Queensland to see EXPO 88 ...Mar io & d ressed Polly and Mike Burson are moving and Pat Roberti were in Texas in • Trunk cleaned & vacuumed to Atlanta, Georgia, this month. April to celebrate their 25th wedding They'll miss the Club, they say... For less than 1% of the Congratulations to M ike C hun who price of your car, has been named the new president of New Members We'll make it look Kamehameha Schools ... 100% better! Neal and Tommy Ifversen took a Associate: Julie Johnston, James trip to Peru during Easter vacation Nicholson, Carol Wilcox. By appointment our affiliate Club where they visited Junior: Kcala Kilcoyne, Jane Waikiki. Neal also took a trip to the Stevens, Joan Taylor, Jakob 949-8947 gle town of Moyobamba Amazon jun Vaughan, Lise Vaughan. Free Pick·up & Delivery where he was accompanied by armed

5 New Life Member - Club Architect Vladimir Ossipoff

By Frank E. Walton For his longtime history of coral aggregate concrete. architectural services to the Club, He points out that the three level 80-year-old Vladimir Ossipoff was concept--Hau Terrace, Bar level and awarded a Life Membership in the the Dining Room--allows each level un­ Outrigger Canoe Club. restricted view of the sea. The award was recommended by The pillars, even though they give the Historial Committee, approved by the appearance of mass, are not load the Board of Directors a nd ratified by bearing, he says. They would not sup­ the general membership at the Annual port a second floor. It would be a Meeting in February. tremendous expense and destroy his Ossipoff, born in Vladivostok, Rus­ low ri se concept to attempt a second sia, was a graduate of the University of level, he says. California, and has been a m ember of Construction was commenced just the Outrigger for 38 years. He was seven months after the Club-only awarded a Senior Membership in decision was made and completed in February, 1975. 12 months. The move fro m the old A past president of the Hawaii Chap­ location. club was made in January, 1964. ter of the American Institute of Ar­ When the lease at the old location Val takes great pride in our building chitects, he did his first architectural neared its termination, several alterna­ and properly so. It has won a number work for the Club in 1949 at the old tives were offered to the Club: remain of awards for design and for utilization under a new lease which contained of space. Even at age 80, he is still ac­ what most members considered unac­ tive in the architectural field and keeps ceptable provisions, (for example, a fond and watchful eye on his prize ~· ~K~·,.t · limited space, \-.-If)@~ 1 ~1\:.U<:IB I loss of control of club winning creation. usage, reduction of facilities) or move We all owe a debt of gratitude to to a new location and build a high rise, Vladimir Ossipoff for transforming a or move to a new location and build a portion of an old Diamond Head "Delightful" low rise. landmark (the James B. Castle estate) When it was decided to move to the into "a place where man may com­ present location, about 300 members mune w ith sun and sand and sea, resigned, saying "nobody would ever where good fellowship and aloha go way out to Kapiolani Park." After prevail and where the sports of Old the new club was occupied, a number Hawaii shall always have a home." ~ of them returned to the fold. See For the proposed new building, Our New Ossipoff, at the direction of the Board Collection of of Directors, submitted a plan for a Olympic Hopefuls Queen Sizes high rise Club/apartment complex, Four Outrigger members are in which was attracti ve to many members. 18-26 contention for spots on the U.S. Ward Russell, who was Club Presi­ Olympic team this fall in Seoul, dent at the time, says that the design Korea. was "one of the finest I h ave ever Traci Phillips and Mark seen." Sandvold will be trying out for After further study, however, the seats on the American kayak Board of Directors abandoned that plan team. Kevin Olds will be com­ and adopted a C lub-only concept. peting for a spot on the U.S. Ossipoff then submitted to the mem­ canoe team. Trials for the kayak bership his design for a low rise. He and canoe teams will be held in made a model, photographed it and Indianapolis in July. then presented th e proposal in slides. Chris Duplanty is vying for a His concept 1220 Kaumualii St, Ph 847-4806 was one of openness, spot on the U.S. water polo team Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat & Sun 9-1 with the appearance of mass. His was as a goalie. (j) the first use of coral rock imbedded in

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3 3 1 1 '88 Regatta Season Opens June 5

The first green flag of the 1988 Oahu Wai Golf Course," Fox said. Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association "The Kaoloa (our newest koa regatta season will wave on Sunday, canoe) is in excellent shape. Wayne June 5 at Keehi Lagoon for the Faulkner has been sprucing her up and Healani Regatta. we're looking forward to some fast All Club members are invited to races. We also have the Leilani (an come down and watch Outrigger's older koa canoe) ready if we need her." Lhree-time defending state champions This year, Fox has formed a new as they go for the gold one more time. subcommittee which he has dubbed the "We have experienced coaches and "Fun Club Subcommittee." experienced paddlers," said Head "Their function is to plan special Canoe Racing Coach Mike Fox. events, create race themes and in "We've worked very hard the last two general promote unity, enthusiasm and months and I think we're going to club spirit. This extra boost plus hard have a very good season." work, should help us reach our goal-­ "We overcame our first obstacle in an undefeated season." April, when we almost lost our prac­ This year, Outrigger will be able to tice site at the Ala Wai Canal. But field crews in just about all races, but , thanks to Mayor Frank Fasi, Rep. Fred still welcomes paddlers in all divisions. ."-.._ · Hemmings, City Parks Director Hiram If you would like to paddle, see Mike Kamaka and Rep. Joan Hayes, we or Canoe Racing Committee Chairper­ Mike Fox were able to convince the City to son Bonnie Judd as soon as possible to reconsider use of our practice area as sign up. "Just because we've won in the part of the reconstruction of the Ala ''I'd like to thank Dome and Paul of past, doesn't mean we're going to win the Club staff and our other loyal this year," Fox said. "We have to work helpers for their continuing efforts in twice as hard as everyone else if we maintaining and upgrading some of our want to stay number one. special training facilities," he added. "I hope that everyone in our pad­ Fox has been paddling for OCC for dling program will come to regattas 13 years and has been on state cham­ early and cheer on the kids in the morn­ Buy one salad, pionship teams as a novice B, fresh­ ing and root for the upper division pad­ man, sophomore and last year as a dlers in the afternoon. Bring leis for junior paddler. your teammates and your friends, yell Get one free. He paddled on Outrigger's record and scream and Jet everybody know setting Molokai crew in 1984 and was that Outrigger is the best!" on the 1985 crew that finished second Other races slated this month are in koa. June 12 at Kailua Beach Park, June 19 Please present this coupon He coached the boy's 16 crew for at Nanakuli and June 26 at Waimanalo. before ordering. two years. All start at 8:30 a.m. @J Not to be used with other coupons or offers. Offer expires June 30, 1988. Good only at 1988 Outrigger Coaching Staff 902 Kapahulu Avenue. Men Women 12 Paula Carbone Paula Carbone 13 Paula Carbone Paula Carbone 14 Norman Ho Barbie Baird 16 Todd Bradley Beth Beamer 18 Todd Bradley Liz Perry-Dugan Novice A&B Dana Rupey Susan Barron/Lisa Siggers BURGER Freshmen Jim Peterson Aaron Young/Keoni Kino/Jody D'Enbeau Sophmore Steve Scott Aaron Young/Keoni Kino/Jody D'Enbeau KING Junior Steve Scott Aaron Young/Keoni Kino/Jody D'Enbeau Senior Steve Scott Aaron Young/Keoni Kino/Jody D'Enbeau Masters Brant Ackerman DiGuild Sr. Masters Jody D'Enbeau Di Guild

8 OCC Women Paddlers Sport a New Attitude for '88

By Genie Kincaid Hmmm ... the summer of '88 has with the soapbox at any given moment. completed on a weekly basis, then col­ arrived. Soon they'll be out with their But when Aaron talks, they listen, lected, scrutinized and criticized. newly refinished paddles. They'll hold because building for the future means Aaron has even enlisted an army of storytelling sessions at the Hau making the Molokai race a primary ob­ lieutenants to lake charge of every pos­ Terrace. They'll speak that odd jock jective, utilizing sprint and weight train­ sible contingency. Lt. Connie Young lingo about "hitting up at the front" or ing to s upplement paddling training serves the cause by running the nursery "pausing at the back." and concentrating on working as a unit. for paddling mothers on the long The senior locker room will be The message of Aaron's words has weekend practice. abuzz with the excited chatter and clat­ not fallen on deaf ears. Those multi- Obviously, serious consideration has ter of the women of summer. But what's this? They clutch multi-colored report folders instead of paddles and gloves? And forget about holding story time on the Hau--they're holding their wrists or necks to check pulse rates! And that odd jock lingo has gotten even odder with the addition of words and phrases like "the Catch," "the Draw," and "the Rotation Back." Are we talking paddling or dance steps of the '60s? Well, get used to it, folks, because the women of summer have indeed ar­ ri ved but with a whole new program that bops (or trips) along to the tune, "I Mary Smolenski on ergometer. Got a New Attitude." That attitude is personified by head colored folders contain daily workout been given to both the theoretical and coach Aaron Young whose speech, logs on which the ladies chart their practical aspects of this year's assault "We Gatta Build for the Future," is training regimen which is prescribed on paddling success for Outrigger. heard so often, the ladies stand ready by the coach. The logs are carefully This new attitude that the women paddlers sport is designed to ensure quality control. Outrigger's dominance in women's paddling has been constant­ ly tested and the results have varied. At the regatta level, we have ubi­ quitiously met with success but when will the law of averages prevail on the side of other clubs which wax in strength? At the distance level, success in the Moloka i race has been thwarted by two-time champion Offs hore of Califor­ ni a. Ask the ladies of summer what they think about coming close or com­ ing in second . .. then make sure you duck! So although the rites of summer appear to have changed, the single­ mindedness is still there. So here's to going for the gold, to the coaches and, Nina Fox checks Muffer Scully's pulse Norma Santiago lifts weights. of course, to the ladies of summer. ~ rate.

9 \ \~ jUNIOR 'RIGGERS By Barony Clark

Congratulations to Erin Pell and her in the Tahitian number. Ostrem, Nanea Tannehill, McKibbin horse Ribbon Lady for being named Toby San Luis, CeeCee Sheehan Mist and Kim Allin. Zone Horse of the Year in the Small and Darcie Wilcox were great in the Scott Craven will be playing Division of the American Horse Shows kahiko dances ... Farel Bischoff was baseball for Peppcrdine University Association annual competition... soloist for several numbers ... Other next year... Age Ellis had an outstanding track season: A sophomore, he competed on the Kamehameha JV team all year, and then was moved up to the varsity for the state championships and finished third in the triple jump with a leap of 43 feet 11 1/2 inches. Mike Wells, a junior at Punahou, also did great, fin ishing second in the 110 high hurdles (: 14.9), third in the 300 intermediate hurdles (:41.3) and tied for fourth in the high jump (6 feet). Welcome to new Jr. 'Riggers Keala Kilcoyne, Jane Stevens, J oan Taylor, Jakob Vaughan and Lise Vaughan ... Susan Tenby was a member of the cast of the HSG production of Jr. 'Riggers were well represented in the Holoku Pageant Court at Punahou. "Boyfriend" ...Nanea Tannehill was From left, Princess Heather Avery, kahili bearer Keone Kali, Queen Ulalia selected to the Manoa G iris Athletic Woodside and Princess Malia Buck. Club all-star volleyball team, minor division. Sorry to report that Missy Mowat dancers we spotted were Malia If you haven't signed up to paddle got shin splints just before the OIA Kamisugi, Heidi Brissette, Danika yet, there's still time. Sec a coach track championships. She was a strong Sandoz and Kawika Lucas. right away. We especially need girl's contender in the 800, 1,600 and 3,200 Some of our mini 'Riggers were 16s and 18s. First regatta is June 5. meter events. dancing too. We spotted Siana Aus­ Kaui Hemmings, Bridget Ferris In the ILH championships, Mike tin, Jimmy Austin, Lindsey Berg, and Lindsey Cassiday are going to Wells got a fourth in the 110 high Malia Durand, Mekia Ostrem, Koa surf camp in Australia . . . Paul Larsen hurdles, a third in the 330 intermediate hurdles and a fourth in the high jump. David Buck got a fourth in the pole vault. Dione Wilbur was third in the high jump... Mike Wells won the 300 inter­ mediate hurdles when Punahou went to Medford, Oregon over spring vacation for a 30-team track meet. He also took a third in the 110 high hurdles and placed seventh in both the long and triple jumps. Lots of Jr. 'Riggers in the Punahou Holoku Pageant, including queen Ulalialeilokeokawikako'olauwahineioh ana Woodside, princesses Malia Ka'aloalaikini Buck, Heather Alekuokamoana Avery and Malia Emerson, and kahili bearer Keone Enjoying spring break and skiing at Snowbird. Utah, were Todd Kamisugi, Malia Kali. There were some great moves Kamisugi, Wyatt Jones, Darcie Wilcox and Cully Kamisugi. Also on the trip, but by Pam Clifford and Tia Brownrigg not pictured, were Brad Yim and Julia and Daniel Knoke.

10 Anyone for Tennis?

By Shirleigh Clark Now is the time to take advantage of a ticed at Waialac great opportunity for good exercise, Iki and played fun h ard tennis competition or a social matches all over game. the island. Through the efforts of your Board, Competitors Outrigger has made arrangements for were Gay Aus­ Club members to use two tennis courts tin, Billie Baird, at Waialac Iki V at the top of Laukahi May Balding, Street in Waialac Iki. Gertrude The complex has a total of four Berger, Shelly courts; also a small pro shop, soft Bukes, Leslie Barony Clark drink machine and restrooms. It's a Chabin, Wendy Crabb, Jean Fitzgerald, lovely location surrounded by green Marilyn Hainc, Genie Kincaid, Liz and Nathan Wilbur placed fourth and lawns and is high enough to be a little Dugan-Perry, Susan Rose, Patsy third in the Diamond Head HSF Surf cool. Sheehan, Heather Williams, Maile Wi l­ meet. .. Heath Hemmings placed fi rst To usc the courts, join the OCC ten­ liams and Cindy White. in the s tudent men's division ... nis group by s igning up at the Front The Club tennis championships are Barony Clark raced in the Hawaii Desk. Dues arc $10 a month for mem­ planned for September. Play will be in Laser Association District 26 champion­ ber and spouse or individual members. men's a nd women's divisions, in ships and won Best Wahine ... Con­ You may play as often as you like. singles and doubles. Watch the Tunnel grats to Malia Kamisugi for winning Outrigger has usc of two courts at any Display for more information. the women's division of the Hawaii one time. Come join us for tennis at the top of Amateur Windsurfing Association Once you've signed up, in order to the world at Waialae Iki. @) Someplace Else Diamond Head Slalom play you will need to check in at the Challenge in 5-6 foot surf on May 15. Waialae Iki Pro shop where your name Hilary Scott is going to Arizona for will be checked against the master list the soccer nationals ... Annika and of Club members who have s igned up Bridget Ferris are moving to North to play. Carolina ...nret C huckovich is going You must present your current OCC to Oregon on a hunting trip ... membership card. Guests are per­ Shawna Honeycutt has joined the mitted, either OCC members or guests. Civil Air Patrol and recently flew a You may play during daylight glider at Dillingham Field ... Lia hours. Night lights are available. Mahoney is moving to London for a OCC would like to double its usage tihe g~owelt CaJtt year. of the courts, so sign up and plan to Davies Pacific Center, 841 Bishop Street Contributions to this column are al­ play. 521 -6111 533-0222 ways welcome. Leave items for the For those looking for tennis competi­ tion, contact Tennis Chairperson Susan Editor at the Front Desk. Be sure to in­ • Ful l Service Florist clude your phone number in case addi­ Rose at 949-6461 and check the Tun­ • Bea ut ifully Styled tional information is needed. {[f) nel Display case for dates and informa­ tion. A rrangement s Presently, the tennis group has a 14- • Leis member team in the Volvo 4-0 • Plants - Terrariums Women's USTA Tournament league. • Silk and Dry Fashion The coach is Ken Char and competi­ • Specialized Designs for your tion began last month. home, office and parties Show Members arc Gay Austin, May Bald­ (Large or Small) ing, Gertrude Berger, Shelly Bukes, • Balloons & Novelties Men's fashions by Reyn's will be Linda Carlson, Wendy Crabb, Sara • Weddings & Special Parties modeled at a luncheon fashion Dudgeon, Jean Fitzgerald, Marilyn (Large or Small) show on Friday, June 3 at 12:30 Haine, Marian Mauch, Liz Perry­ • World Wide Service p.m. in the Dining Room. The Dugan, Keanue Rochlen, Susan Rose regular luncheon menu will be and Laurie Siegfried. • Delivery · Airport to Hawaii Kai served. Reservations are Our team did well in the Winter required. Sunday tournaments, finishing second in the B League Division. They pmc- Mitzi L ee

11 Winged "0": Colin Chock Winged "0" awarded 1978 YMCA volleyball team. Colin Chock was born and raised in Colin was asked to become a mem­ Honolulu, attending the Kamehameha ber of the Outrigger volleyball team in School for Boys and the University of 1966 and was accepted in the Club as Hawaii. He graduated from UH with a an athletic member. In 1969, he be­ BBA degree in personnel and industrial came a regular member of the OCC. relations. At Outrigger, Colin has been a mem­ While in high school, Colin was an ber of the Open, Senior and Golden all-star in football, basketball and Masters volleyball teams and the baseball. baseball team. He coached the open He was selected on the All Hawaii volleyball team and the baseball team. High School baseball team in 1953 Colin received All American recog­ that toured Japan and played against nition and honorable mention with the the best 17 baseball teams in Japan. volleyball team and All Star with the The trip was very successful in that baseball team. they won 15 of the 17 games. He was a member of the volleyball He also participated as an All Star Nebraska 6-0 in 1955 and played in and baseball committees. He was com­ in the Shrine High School Football the Hula Bowl in 1956. mittee chairman for the National AAU games during his junior and senior After graduation, Colin was Volleyball Championships sponsored years. employed by Hawaiian Telephone by OCC, organizer of Club fund rai s­ At the University of Hawaii, Colin Company. To maintain his physical ing projects for younger athletes and was an outstanding football player and conditioning, he became a member of did committee work for the Rough­ was a member of the team that beat the Central YMCA and joined the water and Castle Swims. Colin was elected to th e Board of Directors in 1978 and was Coordinat­ ing Director of Atl1letics in 1978 and Labor Management in 1979. Willi Hawaiian Telephone Com­ pany, Colin is an account manager responsible for telecommunication in the hotel industry. He has earned tl1e prestigious "Salesman of the Year" award from Hawa iian Tel on numerous occasions. Colin looks at his membership in the Outrigger Canoe Club as a turning point in his life. He has found the meaning of true Hawaiiana by the generosi ties of OCC in its support of Hawaii's athletes and Hawaii. 1 Everything else is just a light: OCC Water Polo Practice Begins Any Outrigger member who is more than 15 years old is invited to join the Club's water polo team, according to Water Polo Committee chairman John Nielsen. Workouts wi ll begin on June 7 at 8:30 p.m. at the UH pool. No know ledge of water polo is necessary, although you must be a strong swimmer. For more information, call r£;,._~ ~tH~~J. ,fi,A John at 732-6641 or Bruce Black at Oah u Mrt u1 Kau::11 . Hllo. Konn 735-2697. r/JJ

12 Father's Day Celebration

Three generations of the Rigg family can be found at the Club on weekends. Richard Miller and son Kyle take a Hank, right, holds granddaughter, Natale, while his son, Scott, left, holds Spenser swimming break on a hot afternoon. and Luke sits in the Dad canoe. Members It Pays To KnC!w

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13 FoR THE REcoRD

Running (new national record) RRCA State Championship 50 Diane Stowell Mile Run 1st, 50-59, 100 Free, 1:08:57 4/10/88 Schofield Barracks 1st, 50-59, 50 Breast, :39.74 Peter Bourne 2nd, Open Men, 8:50:03 Kayaks 4tll Annual Shoreline Kayak­ Punahou Relays ing Classic 4/9/88 Punahou 413/88 Makai Range Pier to Age Ellis AlaWai 1st, Long Jump, Novice, 20-0 1{2 21 miles 1st, Triple Jump, Novice, 41-3 Marshall Rosa 1st, Open 2:27:40 ILH N Championships Kala Judd 4/17/88 Punahou 2nd, Expert, 2:31:10 Shandy Danford Greg Rudin 1st, Discus, 98-8 3rd, Intermediate, 2:56:51 Age Ellis Tom Conner 1st, Triple Jump, 41-8 1{2 Bill Danford, Jamie Beardmore and Russell Allen at the 1st, Masters, 2:29:56 1st, 4x400 Relay, 3:39.4 Johnny Faerber JOK Run. Allen was second in his age group, 1st, 4x100 Relay, 45.5 55-60. Kanaka Ikaika Kayak Race 4/17/88 Kailua Beach Park OIA Eastern Division Champion­ Hawaiian Style 8K IV 13 miles ships 5/8/88 Manoa Marshall Rosa 3/31/88 Kaiser High School Russell Allen :31:48 1st, Open, 1:50:02 Missy Mowat Tommy Holmes :32:00 Kala Judd 1st, 800, 2:35:5 Tracy Smith :33:00 1st, Expert, I :52:34 1st, 1600, 5:38.3 Steven Dunn :34:19 Dave Marchant 1st, 3200, 13:09.4 Emary Lucas :34:41 1st, Intermediate Expert, 2:04:44 1st, 4x400 Relay, 4:35.7 Lynn Child :39:50 Dale Adams 2nd, Masters, 2:05:56 Bud Light Tirunan Triathlon State High School Track Championships Mark Buck 4/9/88 Ala Moana Park 4/30/88 Kaiser High School 3rd, Masters, 2:09:50 2.7 mile run, 800-meter swim Mike Wells Missy Mowat 2nd, 110 High Hurdles, :1 4.9 1st, women, :28:59 (record) 3rd, 300 Intermediate Hurdles, :41.3 Sailing Diane Stowell 4th, (tie) High Jump, 6-0 Newport Beach to Ensenada Yacht Race 5th, women, :32:27 Age Ellis 4/23/88 3rd, Triple Jump, 43-11 1/2 Rudy Choy, Aikane X-5, 16 hrs. 12 min. PNB Emerald City Marathon 4/10/88 Seattle Emary Lucas 3:39:12 Swimming Bicycling Masters Meet Castle to Saddle-Oiomana Road Race Wahiawa Pineapple Run 4/10/88 Duke Kahanamoku Pool Two day race 4/16/88 6.75 miles Diane Stowell 4/24/88 Emary Lucas :48:26 1st, 100 Breast, Women 50, 1:27:38 Jenny Wheclon Steven Dunn :50:18 1st, 100 I.M., Women 50, 1:20:04 3rd, Women

11th Annual 15K Norman K. Tamanaha Masters Fin Club Karate Run 4/19/88 Ala Moana Beach AAU/USA Adult & Junior Olympics 4/3/88 1,000 meters Regional Championships Steven Dunn 1:08:58 Roger Cundall, 1st, 40-49, 12:5 1 Diane Stowell, 1st, 50-over, 18:27 4/24/88 Kokohead District Gym Emary Lucas 1:07:33 Eddie Li 1st, Kata Division, Color & Brown Belts, Johnny Faerber's 10K Run Masters Meet 20 and Up 4/24/88 4/19/88 Duke Kahanamoku Pool 2nd, Kata Division, Color Belts, 20 and Up Russell Allen :41:20 Aileen Soule 3rd, Kata Division, Brown Belts, 20 and Up Bill Danford :43:00 1st, 80 and over, 50 Back, :55:34 1st, Kumite Division, Color & Brown, Jamie Beardmore :49:00 (new national record) 1st, 80 and over, 50 Free, :52.95 20 and Up (new national record) 3rd, Kumite Division, Color Belts 1st, 80 and over, 100 Free, 1:51:40 20 and Up @)

14 1 2 Members Enjoy Sunday 4 Brunch

Celebrating Mother's Day at the Club's Sunday Brunch on May 8 were (1) 3 Trudy, Kris, David and Bob Allison. (2) Doug, Maile, Koa and Kia Ostrem and Nancy Cummings. (3) Aunty Eva Pomroy enjoyed the day with daughter, ODKF Laie, and Dr. Derm ot Ornelles. (4) Virginia Jordan , Jimmie Lou Vanek, Herb Jordan and Bob Vanek. (5) Gay Selling Balding, Siana Austin and May Balding. @) Christmas 5 Trees GIVE YOUR TEENAGER A Sheared Douglas fir Christmas trees are available lO Club members at PROMOTION! special savings through the Outrigger GIVE THEM WINNERS' CAMP. Duke Kahanamoku Foundation. The A dynamic prOb'"ra m designed to allow teen>' trees will range from tabletop to 8-feet to discove r who t hey a re and how to achieve and cost between $10 and $60. the ir highest potential. We teach self-esteem. Order blanks for the trees will be com munication. goal setting. study skills mailed to all members with their bills and much more. Call now for infol111<1lion. or may be picked up at the Front Desk beginning on June 15. The trees may WIN Nl RS' be charged to your Club account. ~lohana Squan•. 1016 Kapahulu A\'r. The trees will be available for pick­ Honolulu. HI 96816 !808) 735-5660 up on December 3. @) 15 Backward Glances

By Cobey Black, llistorica/ Committee 80 Years Ago 50 Years Ago 40 Years Ago 1908--Determined that the new 1938--Shon on cash, down to less 1948--The good canoe "Captain" Outrigger Canoe Club would be than 300 members and faced with an was restored to sailing condition and Hawaiian "in every respect", founder expired lease, OCC accepted the offer the 11 members qualified to paddle it, Alexander Hume Ford bought "the last of a sub-lease of 25 years of 46,000 included Duke P. Kahanamoku, David two authentic grass houses on the beachfront square feet at $300 a month Kahanamoku, Sally Hale, Dad Center island" from a defunct zoo in from Hawaiian Hotels Ltd., owner of and Charlie Amalu. Kaimuki and converted them to canoe the neighboring Royal Hawaiian and 30 Years Ago sheds. Moana Hotels. 1958--The business directory of OCC members listed Chuck Weaver, Morris Motors; Bill Morris, "aU kinds of insurance"; Spence and Cliff A FATHER'S DAY TRADITION Weaver, Spencecliff Restaurants; Gran­ nie Abbott, "Trader Vic's; Jack Magoon, Hawaii Linen Supply; and Shirley Olds, real estate. 20 Years Ago 1968--The Kamehameha Day Regat­ ta won three firsts for Coach Mark Buck. The 14-and-under crew was steered by Keane Downing in his first year with OCC. Boys 18 included Tommy Arnou in his first canoe race. Jody D'Enbeau also raced over the Pali to auend his UH graduation and receive his Army commission in full unifonn , then back to Kailua to set the pace for the record breaking Freshmen Crew that included Tom Conner, Tony Crabb, Bill Eggers, Tom Bean and Butch Ledford. 10 Years Ago 1978--Distaff Notes: Judi Ander­ sen, daughter of Joan and John Ander­ sen, was chosen Miss USA. Jan Newhart set a new U.S. record in the 1,500 meter run for her age group and Gay Austin set an age group world record in the javelin and U.S. and Hawaiian records in the triple jump. (j;

WIVA All-Stars

O ur own pullover aloha shirt, " Big Game Fishing", is offered Three Outrigger members were in tones of navy, coral, blue or jade on easy care Spooner Kloth. named to the Western Intercollegiate Volleyball Association all conference team. Doug Rigg of Pepperdine was selected to the first team. Trevor Schirman of UCLA and Hugh Foster Jr. of San Diego Stale University were given honorable KAH ALA MALL mentions.

16 Short (and Sweet) Sets! By Genie Kincaid Although the 1988 women's volleyball leyball stars) in the semifinals, OCC and Debra Zabriskie by selecting them season was as short and quick as a one posted a thrilling victory against BYU to the All-Tournament team. set, the women of Outrigger made their Hawaii, the 1987 NAIA volleyball Haili capped an auspicious season mark with unprecedented results. champions. for the women's volleyball program The team took third place at the It was very tough to single out any which thrived under the leadership of 1988 state tournament in Hilo--its particular performance for outstanding new head coach Peter Greenhill, an highest finish ever. Before succumb­ play since every member literally English teacher and varsity volleyball ing to the Molten team (made up of played to her full potential. But tourna­ coach at Iolani High School. With a former UH Rainbow and UH Hilo vol- ment officials honored Marcie Wurts coach to direct the program, Outrigger's women can focus their talent on an even sweeter season next year. (j RULE OF THE MONTH

Members are strongly reminded to be responsible for their children while in the Club. The Bylaws state: "Member's children under 10 years of age may be regularly admitted to the Club premises but only when ac­ companied by and under the effective supervision of an adult member." (Sec­ Members of the 1988 OCC Women's volleyball team were .front, Mary Shoji, tion 30) Marcie Wurts, Pam Rigg, CeeCee Sheehan. Back, Coach Peter Greenhill, Debra Also, "No members shall indulge in Zabriskie, Tyler Dacey, Wendy Crabb, Diana McKibbin. Not pictured: Norma boisterous or unseemly conduct of any Santiago. kind while on the Club premises." (Sec­ tion 44) This means whether your child is under 10, and you as parents are responsible, or you are a Club member Handicapped or Assisted over 10 and responsible for yourself, you must behave. The Club is not a playpen. It is Parking very disconcerting to be having a BBQ If you need help parking your car, or your car near the front entrance if you dinner with a dozen small ones running getting into the Club, we remind you are on crutches or can only walk a by kicking up sand. to let our helpful staff know of your short distance. Please watch your children. need. Outrigger is your Club, and the For all of this kokua, just phone to This is a family club and children employees will always lend you a hand. the Club as you are about to leave your are welcome and wanted, but they There is a ramp for wheelchairs home, and let the Front Desk know should not infringe on the dining com­ ncar the shop area leading to the what kind of help you need. The park­ fort, napping space or privacy of others. surfboard lockers, and on to the Snack ing attendant will be alerted to watch Remind your children not to run or Shop and Hau Terrace. for you. Identify yourself at the park­ skateboard in the garage. There is also an elevator near the ing garage and tell them how they can Remember the beach attendants are kitchen that is less convenient, but a help you. not hired lifeguards and you must way to get wheelchairs into the Dining If you need a hand, ask the mem­ watch your children in the water. Room. bers of the Club. We are never too big Summer is coming and families will The parking attendants will reserve to care and we want everyone to use be having lots of fun. Let's be careful parking or allow you to double park the facilities. @) and respectful and watch our children. !j

17 BoARD BRIEFS

By Gerri Pedesky Treasurer's Report: The fmancial scheduled a meeting with the Board to responsibility of the bartenders to have statement for the period ending March present their findings and recommenda­ children leave the bar area or request 31, 1988, net income year-to-date was tions. the Manager or Assistant Manager to $17,637 which is $8,182 better than Admissions and Membership aproach the parents of the children to budget and $3,657 better than last year Report: Membership count is 3,959 as have the children leave the bar. Under ... Member's equity is $5,403,219 of March 31, 1988. no circumstances are children to sit at which represents an increase of .9%. Building and Grounds Report: the bar. Secretary's Report: Three members Weight Room expansion plans are on­ Historical Report: Oral histories are were suspended for 15 days for failure going and additional funds were in progress by Fred Hemmings Sr., to pay their accounts on time. granted for carpeting and other neces­ Bob Bush and Bill Capp with other Manager's Report: Lights on the sary improvements ... Installation of a candidates being sought on the basis of top level of the parking structure addi­ fence to solve the wind problems com­ service to the Club. tion have been installed and are in ing from the mauka side of the vol­ Old Business: Offsite warehouse operation. Lighting and landscaping of leyball court was approved ... The space lease agreement was approved .. the entry circle is completed ... Com­ Manager will relocate the Sunfish . Equipment for the Ladies Mini bined food and beverage income for storage in order to have more sand Weight Room was approved with con­ the month of March was $13,212 with area for Club members. cern shown about the presence of small a gain of 5.4% over March, 1987 ... House Report: Board suggested children in that area. Sign to be posted The Board reviewed and approved the that a joint House and Building and and enforced ABSOLUTELY NO Surf Ski/Kayak Stall Policies and Grounds ad hoc committee be formed CinLDREN ALLOWED ... Procedures ... The MBA students have to develop a proposal for the use of the Funds were granted to replace old completed their review and have Duke Room ... Food and Beverage outboard engine on one of Club's 17- subcommittee will evaluate the Club's foot Boston Whalers ... Ad hoc com­ food and beverage service to determine mittee to be fanned to review all tCR if the service now provided can be im­ Club's insurance policies ... Outrigger CCXDNY HoTeLS & REsaus proved ... A study will be conducted Duke Kahanamoku Foundation granted of the employee compensation and permission to solicit general member­ Attention Visitors benefit programs to determine whether ship to purchase Christmas trees. the Club's pay scales and employee There will be a substantial savings to (Special rates and ... We're Steps from benefit package is competitive with members and proceeds to go into the the Outrigger Canoe Club.) regard to attracting and retaining Foundation fund. employees. Board Briefs are based on the Board Make your reservations at the Athletics Report: $1,280 was ap­ of Directors meeting of April 28, 1988. @ Diamond Head Beach Hotel. You will proved for eight paddlers to participate enjoy deluxe accommodations, complimentary Continental breakfast, in the Molokai-to-Oahu kayak race ... free morning newspaper. Design of paddling T-shirt and shorts with OCC logo was approved. Summer Surf rates start from Long Range Planning Report: The following committee members were ap­ Paddleboard $75 proved: Donald Biddle, Jason Oliver, Double Occupancy Hal Henderson, Hank Reese, Mary Race SHOW THIS AD FOR YOUR SPECIAL RATE Philpotts McGrath and Richard Sylva Entertainment Committee Report: The 8th annual Summer Surf DIAMOND HEAD Manager reported both the Winged "0" Paddleboard Race will be held on Party and the St. Patrick's Day Party Saturday, June 18 at 10 a.m. at the BEACH HOTEL were successful. Entertainment by 3 Club. Competition will be held in both 2947 Kalalcaua Avenue Scoops of Aloha was extremely good raceboard and surfboard divisions. Waikiki, Hawaii 96815 For Reservations call ( 808) 523-0411, and to the member's liking. The Women will race 1 1/3 miles and (808) 922·1928 or toll free(800) 367-6046 Manager also reported the Fashion men, 2 miles, on a course through the Show has increased lunches by 35% surf twice for the women and three SPECIAL RATES ALSO IN compared to last year. times for the men. COLONY HOTELS & RESORTS Signups will begin at 9 a.m. on the MAUl • KONA • KAUAI • MOLOKAI Public Relations Report: Commit­ tee expressed concern that children Hau Terrace. Special rates effective through 12/23/88 have been observed in the bar area un­ Some Club raceboards are available supervised. Manager indicated it is the on a first-come, first-served basis. rl)

18 June/July 1988 Calendar

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 Aerobics ODKF Board Water Aerobics Steak Fry 8 a .m. 11 :30 a.m. 8a.m. 6-9 p.m.

A&M Comm. Mtg. B&G Comm. Mtg. Fashion Show 5 p.m. Noon 12:30 p.m.

Historical Comm. Mtg. 5 p.m.

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sunday Brunch Aerobics Entertainment Aerobics Water Aerobics Steak Fry 8:30a.m. 8 a .m. Comm. Mtg. 8 a.m. 8 a .m. 6-9 p.m. 5:30p.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge House Comm. Mtg . 6-9 p.m. Noon 11 :30 a.m.

Healani Regatta Long Range 8:30a.m. Planning Mtg. Keehi Lagoon 5:30p.m.

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Sunday Brunch Aerobics Aerobics Executive Mtg. Water Aerobics Summer Surf 8:30a.m. 8 a.m. 8a.m. 5:30p.m. 8a.m. Paddleboard Race 10 a.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge 6-9 p.m. Noon Steak Fry 6-9 p.m. Kamehameha Day Regatta 8:30 Kailua

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 FATHER'S DAY Aerobics Public Relations Aerobics Water Aerobics Steak Fry BRUNCH 8:30 8a.m. Comm. Mtg. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 6-9 p .m. 5 :30p.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge A&M Comm. Mtg. Seafood Buffet 6-9 p.m. Noon 5 p.m. 6 p.m.

Leeward Regatta Nanakuli 8:30a.m.

26 27 28 29 30 1 2 Sunday Brunch Aerobics Aerobics Board Meeting Water Aerobics Steak Fry 8:30a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 5 p .m. 8 a.m. 6-9 p.m.

Sunday Buffet Bridge Fashion Show Blue Hawaiian 6-9p.m. Noon 12:30 p.m. Moonlight Concert 7 p.m. Waimanalo Waikiki Shell Regatta 8:30a.m.

Join Us for the Saturday Night Steak Fry!

19 ~iitrigger Celebrate 4th of July Published monthly by t he Outr igger Canoe C lub

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Directors: Mark Buck, PresidenJ 6:30a.m. Paddlers Breakfast Peter Balding, Vice President, Operations Dan Williamson, Vice PresidenJ, Activities 8:30a.m. Walter J. Macfarlane Regatta Gerri Pedesky, Secretary John Goss, Treasurer Waikiki Beach Bruce Ames, Assistant 6 p Secretary!Enlertainment .m. Steak Fry George Cook, Assistant Treasureri/Jistorical 8 p.m.-Midnight Dancing Thomas Haine, Long Range Planning Diane Stowell, Athletics Jim Peterson, Admissions & Membership Don't miss out Ken Brown, Building & Grounds on the fun!!! Ron Larsen, House Henry Ayau, Public Relations

Standing Committees: Barbara Stehouwer, Admissions & Membership Paula Carbone, Athletics Chuck Swanson, Building & Grounds .. Scrappy Tannehill, EntertainmenJ Reynolds Burkland, Historical Ken Stehouwer, House Richard Ferguson, Long Range Planning Shirlcigh Oark, Public Relations

Management Staff: Raymond P. Ludwig, General Manager Marty Kelly, Dining Room Manager/Assistant Manager, Nights Gordon Smith, Comptroller!Assistanl Manager, Days William Teruya, Executive Chef Patti Higuchi, Executive Secretary On the Cover: Outrigger members gathered at the Club on May 14 for the Rosemarie Morris, Secretary annual Club Day festivities. From top left, Russell Allen and Steve Timpson won the run/bike relay. Jimmy Austin and Luke Rigg entered the keiki boogie board Outrigger Staff: race. Winning canoe racing team, Randy Grune, Pam Clifford, Michele St. John Marilyn Kali, Editor and Tiare Finney. Many members gathered for the steak fry. Pam Clifford serves Cindy Turner, Designer the ball during volleyball game. More pictures and story on pages 2-3. Photos Arden Moore, Advertising by Marilyn Kali.

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