Duke Kahanamoku Room Dedicated

By Marilyn Kali Nearly 200 Club members, Kahanamoku family members and friends of the late Duke Kahanamoku gathered at the Outrigger Canoe Club on August 24th to celebrate the 97th birthday of the legendary swimmer and dedicate an executive dining room at the Club in his name. The event was sponsored by the Out­ rigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation which perpetuates Duke's memory by offering financial assistance to promis­ ing young athletes from Hawaii, and the Kamaaina Hui. The evening took on the flavor of a family get together, with the aunties singing and dancing hula, the men Members of the Kahanamokufamily gathered for the blessing. Seated, Maile Paoa reminiscing about the times they spent Akana. Nadine (Mrs. Duke) Kahanamoku, Piikea Miyamoto, Kamaka Clark with Duke on the beach and in the Miyamoto, Mary Rae (Mrs. Sargeant) Kahanamoku. Standing, Louis Kahanamoku, water, and everyone sharing a delicious Fred Paoa, Madelyn Paoa, Barbara Kahanamoku Robello, Annie Paoa Clark, curry dinner. Mary Jane (Mrs. Louis) Kahanamoku, Anita (Mrs. Sam) Kahanamoku, Sargeant Entertainer Mahi Beamer played old Kahanamoku. Hawaiian melodies on the piano. Highlight of the evening was the Duke with his famous surfboard was should contact Rab Guild, president of blessing of the Duke Kahanamoku hanging on the wall, surrounded by red the ODKF Board of Directors. Room, formerly known as Dining and yellow kahilis and a beautiful koa The Duke Kahanamoku Room will Room D (the air conditioned dining table. A maile lei hung from the pic­ be available to all Club groups for spe­ room). ture, making the room look royally cial meetings or parties. Msgr. Charles Kekumano, a member elegant. Two photographs of Duke were of the ODKF Board of Directors, of­ The room will become a museum of donated for the room by Genie Mc­ fered a prayer in both Hawaiian and Duke memorabilia. Donations of items Mahon. English. After Duke's widow, Nadine are presently being collected by the Participating in the program were Kahanamoku, untied the maile lei, they ODKF and the OCC and will be ap­ Duke's brothers, Louis and Sargeant moved around the room blessing all propriately arranged in special show­ Kahanamoku who told some stories areas with ti leaves. cases in the dining room. Anyone with about their famous brother and then A beautifully framed photograph of items that they would like to donate sang the Hui Nalu song. Other par-

Nadine Kahanamoku unties maile lei with the help of Rab Guild. president of the Lex Brodie recalls old times at the Owrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation, and Duke's brother, Sargeant Outrigger with Duke. Kahanamoku.

2 ticipants included Bill Morris, Lex Brodie, Toots Minviclle, Fritz Herman, Fred Paoa, Thad Ekstrand and Blue Makua. ODKF President Rab Guild said the party was one of the best ever at the Outrigger. "Duke would have loved it, I'm sure. "I don't know where he is right now," Guild said, "but I bet that wherever he is, he's breaking senior masters swimming records right now." Next time you're at the Club, stop in Duke's old beach friends, Eva Lapham, Earl Santimer, Blue Makua Jr., Marilyn for a peak at the room. !/» Haine and Blue Makua Sr. attended the festivities.

Helping celebrate Duke's 97th birthday were ,from left, Dancing hula to the music of Mahi Beamer were Barbara Hannie and Rep. Whitney Anderson, Kila and Joan MaZama, Robello,lvanelle Choy and Maile Akana. Willie and Chris Faria, Mike Tongg and Joan Kaaua.

Fritz Herman reminisces about old friend, Duke. Violet and George Burr enjoy the buffet dinner.

Enjoying the evening's activities were Auwe Morris, Dick Gray, Jane Morris, Jim Nicholson and Sue Oliver pose for Sammy Morris, Tiny Marignoli, Bill Morris and Maris Gray. picture in front ofDuke's picture.

3 59 Paddlers Enter Cline Mann Race

Lifeguard Chris Moore won the 3rd surfboard divisions, it was the biggest Napoleon's 1986 record of :33:22. Annual Cline Mann Summer and best race yet in the series with Napoleon was second in :30: 18. 5,000-Meter Paddleboard Race at the records set in nearly all of the Outrigger's first finisher was Dale Club on August 15. categories. Hope, who was sixth overall, in :31 :37. With 59 paddlers entered in three Moore's winning time was 29 Heath Hemmings, who was seventh age categories, and raceboard and minutes, 53 seconds, breaking Aaron overall, broke his own record in the

Cline Mann 5,000-Meter Paddleboard Results August22,1987 Finish Name Time Class/Finish 33. Bill Lane :42:53 9th,MS 34. Hilary Lambert*** :42:58 lst, WR I. Chris Moore** :29:53 l stMR 35. Robby Mist* :44:35 18th,MR 2. Aaron Napoleon :30:18 2nd,MR 36. Gabby Makalena :45: 19 2nd,MMS 3. Rick Williams :30:19 3rd,MR 37. Alan Masuda :46:21 l Oth,MS 4. Edmund Pestana :31:04 4th,MR 38. Michael Moore :47:52 l lth,MS 5. Kenny Rust :3 1:27 5th,MR 39. Kym McKenzie* :49:02 l st,WS 6. Dale Hope* :31:37 6th,MR 40. Danny Morrow :49:34 12th, MS 7. Heath Hemmings* ** :32:27 l st,BR 41. Yasutomolshii :50:49 13th, MS 8. Mike Takahashi :32:29 7th,MR 42. Brian Kilcoyne* :51:24 4th, BR 9. Larry McGuire :34:27 8th,MR 43. Edgar Wingate :53 :30 14th, MS 10. WyauJoncs* :34:40 2nd, BR 44. Bucky Logan :53:51 3rd,MMS II. Fred Fong** :34:41 l st,MMR 45. Trevor Cabell* :55:20 5th, BR 12. Danny Loui :35:39 3rd, BR 46. David Homer :55:50 2nd, BS 13. WiHiam Ward :36:21 9th,MR 47. Charles Kamai :57:41 4th,MMS 14. Loch Eggers• ** :36:40 l st,MS 48. Linda Liese :58:40 2nd, WS 15. Teene Froiseth :36:46 IOth,MR 49. Brian Hurov 1:02:36 15th, MS 16. Ned Ontai :36:50 llth,MR 50. Shinobu Sugawara 1:04:09 16th, MS 17. Edward Slattery :37:45 12th,MR 51. Rita Place 1:04:20 3rd, WS 18. Ryan Fernandez :37:57 2nd,MS 52. Hitoshi Ishizawa 1:06:48 17th, MS 19. Tony Price• :38:17 3rd, MS 53. Yuko Ishizawa 1:07:12 4th, ws 20. Chuck Haneberg :38:18 4th, MS 54. Takayuki Oshima N.T. 18th, MS 2 1. Rod Alderton :38:39 13th,MR 55. Alice Homer N.T. l st,GS 22. Scan Gilbert :39:04 14th,MR Frank Bugelli DNF 23. John Q. Adams :39:36 !5th,MR Mall Covington DNF 24. Jeff Piper :39:50 l&h,MR Cherie Gross DNF 25. Brad Moore :40:08 5th,MS Leroy Rosa DNF 26. Dennis Sallas :40:12 6th,MS •Outrigger member **Meet Record 27. Dickie Abbey :40:13 2nd,MMR MR--Mcn's Raceboard. MS--Men's 28. Chris Wakatake :40:26 7th,MS Surfboard. BR--Boy's Raceboard. BS--Boy's 29. David Loui** :40:59 1st, BS Surfboard. MMR--Masters Men's Raceboard. 30. Joe Dubiel* :42:30 l st,MMS MMS--Masters Men's Surfboard. WR-- 31. Brian Emmons :42:31 17th,MR Women's Raccboard. WS--Women's 32. Francis Lee :42:36 8th, MS Surfboard. GS--Girl's Surfboard.

4 boy's raceboard division, fmishing in surfboard division in :42:30. and Ray Ludwig and the Outrigger staff :32:27. The Paddleboard Committee wishes for the refreshments after the race. Finishing first in the surfboard to thank Ron Li, Dale Hope, Mark The next Club-sponsored pad­ division was Loch Eggers in 36. Buck, Wayne Faulkner, Fred Hem­ dleboard race will be the Winter Ocean minutes, 40 seconds. mings Jr., Bill Danford, George Down­ 10,000-Meter Race on December 26. Hilary Lambert won the women's ing, Cline Mann, Aggie Quigg, and Start practicing now for this l Oth raceboard division in :42:58, while Baby Cross for their help with the race, annual event. @) Kym McKenzie won the women's surfboard division in :49:02. Lambert took seven minutes off the record in col­ lecting the win. Flash Dubiel won the masters

Kym McKenzie and Hilary Lambert won the women's surfboard and Club vice-president Mark Buck, center, presents Cline Mann Trophy to winner raceboard divisions. Chris Moore, as Cline Mann watches. The Gilded SliP-P-er Women's Designer Footwear At Discount

Kilohana Square Monday-Saturday 1026 Kapahulu Ave. OCC' s first finisher Dale Hope 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 737-6566 congratulates the Club's youngest 10% Additional Discount with O.C.C. Card competitors Trevor Cabell and Brian Kilcoyne.

5 ASTHETERRACETURNS~

Non-resident members Bill and Dud for a month tour of Malaysia . .. Whitman, from Bal Harbour, Florida, Rush and Shirleigh Clark will be accompanied by their seven children, off to San Paulo, Brazil prior to celebrated 50 years of surfing off Christmas to visit family . . . Waikiki at the Club this summer. Congratulations to Anne Hogan It was 1937 when the brothers first Perry and husband Glenn Perry on the walked down the gangplank of the Lur­ birth of their son, Robert Michael line, lugging their favorite 13-foot, 68- Perry, on July 22 at Kapiolani Hospi­ pound homemade surfboards. tal. He weighed in at 8 pounds, 4 3/4 In those days, all the surfing was in ounces. The Perrys also have a front of the old Outrigger at Waikiki daughter, Brooke. Beach. Their surfing companions were Spencer and Michael Leineweber Duke Kahanamoku, Panama Dave, helped Nancy Peacock celebrate hus­ Colgate, Sally Hale, Sam band AI Lyman's 40th birthday in the Kahanamoku, Gene "Tarzan" Smith hill towns of Northern Italy in Septem­ and Steamboat. ber ... The brothers have returned to OCC Frank Walton's book about the John Goss' granddaughter, Townsend each summer since. This year there famous World War II Marine Corps Majors, IS months, seems to be saying, were a total of nine Whitrnans surfing fighter squadron, The Black Sheep, "Please grandpa,] don't want to hear Waikiki, including Bill's daughter, titled "Once They Were Eagles" is now anything more about the Buildings and Pam Whitman, who is a pilot for Mid­ available in paperback. Grounds Committee." Pacific Airlines. In August, Nick, Mary, Dominic Following the Hawaii trip, Bill left and Tara Griffin, returned to Hawaii Did you catch Joe Teipel in the after living in New York for four years. great surfing movie North Shore? Exactly fi ve years to the date from Lynn Oakley writes from the their first (and only) date, Sue Oliver Republic of South Africa that she is and Jim Nicholson announced their trying to organize a small Aloha Week engagement. Congratulations ... celebration in Johannesburg in combina­ Arden Moore, visiting in North tion with Ho'olako. Says that people in Carolina, decided August there makes South Africa are very intrigued by kona days in Honolulu absolutely Hawaii and how so many ethnic groups pleasant and balmy! can actually live together harmoniously. Marilyn Kali, back from a week on Lynn edits a newsleuer called 'tfhe tJQowelt Caltt the East Coast, says you can't beat Honozulu News. Davies Pacific Center, 841 Bishop Street eating freshly cooked Maine lobster on Contributions to this column areal­ 521·6111 533·0222 the beach in Maine under a full moon. ways welcome. Leave items at the Bill Capp reminds Terrace loyals to Front Desk for the Editor. Be sure to in­ look for the green fl ash just before sun­ • Full Service Florist clude your name and phone number in set, October through March. case additional information is needed. rj • Beautifully Styled Arrangements • Leis • Plants· Terrariums • Silk and Dry • Specialized Designs for your home, office and parties (Large or Small) • Balloons & Novelties • Weddings & Special Parties (Large or Small) • World Wide Service • Delive ry - Airport to Hawaii Kai Members ofth e Whitman clan gather at Waikikifor 50th annual surfing trip. From Mitzi Lee left, Eric, Chris, Pam, Bill, Dud, Dud Jr. , Renee, Billy and Todd.

6 Distance Paddlers Are Victorious

By Kris Smith Duke Kahanamoku Race The Outrigger open men's first crew paddled to victory in the 20th annual Duke Kahanamoku Long Distance Canoe Race, August 23. The race, from Magic Island to Kailua Beach, was 26 miles long and had 32 entries. OCC led the pack the entire race and finished in 2 hours, 58 minutes, 14.12 seconds. Members of the winning crew were Walter Guild, Mark Rigg, Marc Haine, Kainoa Downing, Keane Down­ ing, Scott RoBes, Tom Conner, Chris Kincaid and Steve Van Lier Ribbink. Competing on the women's crews in the Duke were front, Connie Young; second Outrigger's second open crew, Dana row, Genie Kincaid, Mary Smolenski, Lisa Siggers, Pam Zak., Suzy Hemmings; Rupey, Mike Fox, Grady Bintliff, third row, Ronnie Kilpatrick, Susan Barron, Liz Perry, Gay Collins, Sandra Haine Randy Shibuya, Keoni Kino, Aaron and Terry Pynchon. Kekoolani, Bill Danford, Chris Crabb and Remy Moranha, finished fifth in Chris McKenzie, Jim Peterson, Ken practice with their coach Keoni Kino. 3:15:12.22. Stehouwer, Joey Cabell, Tom Merrill, Outrigger's third open crew, Genie The OCC junior masters crew won Jaren Hancock and Mike Town. Kincaid, Pam Zak, Mary Smolenski, the masters competition, were second Following the men's races, women's Ronnie Kilpatrick, Gay Collins and in the koa division and finished 8th crews raced six miles around Mokolea Suzy Hemmings, finished 11th in overall in 3:16:57.01. Paddling for the Island. Outrigger's second open crew, :55:29. 12. masters were Bob Riley, Fred Hem­ Susan Barron, Terry Pynchon, Connie Newport to Catalina mings Jr., Tim Guard, Brant Ackerman, Young, Sandra Haine, Lisa Siggers and The last weekend in August, one Mark Buck, Mike Clifford, Ed Picker­ Liz Perry, finished in sixth place in men's and one women's crew traveled ing, John Finney and John Mounts. :52:46.54. to California and competed in the New­ The senior masters crew fmished The first crew did not enter the race, port Beach to Catalina race. 17th overall in 3:28:07.26. Their crew choosing to paddle one of the fiberglass The men raced to Catalina on included Hank Lass, Mike Holmes, canoes back to the Club in a four-hour August 29th and the women raced from Catalina to Newport Beach on August 30th. The men finished second to Imua Canoe Club and the women were second to Offshore Canoe Club. Queen Liliuokalani Races On Labor Day weekend, Outrigger paddlers won the 16th annual Queen Liliuokalani Races in Kana. The women raced from the Kana Hilton to the City of Refuge, a distance of about 17 1/2 miles, and the men raced from City of Refuge to the King Kamehameha Hotel, a distance of about 18 1/2 miles. There were 68 men's and 40 women's crews in the race from Hawaii, California and Canada. Our women's crew finished fust Outrigger men gathered on the beach after the 26-mile Duke Kahanamoku Race. overall and first in non-koa in the Kila­ Row one, Keoni Kino and Grady Bintlijf. Row two, Bill Danford, Jaren Hancock, kila. The winning crew was Mary Fran­ Kainoa Downing, Jim Peterson, Keone Downing, Randy Shibuya, Walter Guild, co-Lemes, Muffer Scully, Tiare Aaron Young, Mike Clifford. Row three, Brant Ackerman, Aaron Kekoolani, Richert-Finney, Nina Fox, Paula Car­ Coach Steve Scott , Joey Cabell, Tom Merrill, Hank Lass, Mike Fox, Marc Haine, bone, Kaiulu Downing, Jeanne Jenkins, Mike Town, Remy Moranha, Chris Crabb. Row four, Tim Guard, Dana Rupey, Katy Bourne and Norma Santiago in Ken Stehouwer, Chris McKenzie, MarkRigg, Steve Van Lier Ribbink, Mike 2:11 . Holmes, Fred Hemmings Jr., John Finney and Bob Riley. Continued on page 13.

7 :!2 ·:; Cl 79th i:5 ~ 9"' .s::0 Annual a. OCC Luau

Enjoying the 79th Annual Club Luau on August29 were (1) Mary Livingston and Jean Judd. (2) Bill and Juli Haig, Denise Koke, Tom Vesey, Anita Brightman and Bob Fischer. (3) Donating the flowers for the decorations were Dr. and Mrs. Adrian Brash and Faye and Taber Parker. (4) 2 Alice Guild dances hula. (5) The entertainment included Ed Kenney, Halau Olana, Leo Anderson Akana and the Aloha Pumehana Halau. ~,

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ODKF Seeking 3 Volunteers The Outrigger Duke Kahanarnoku Foundation is seeking volunteers to help with two important projects. The ftrst volunteer is needed to main­ Lain and update the Foundation's exten­ sive mailing lists. Computer knowledge is desirable. The Foundation is also seeking Club members who are also members of the Masons or Shriners. The Foundation's namesake, Duke Kahanarnoku, was very active in these organizations, and the ODKF would like for someone who is a member of both the Club and one of these organizations to pass informa­ tion on the Foundation's activities to these organizations for their newsletters. If you can help, please contact Rab Guild, president of the ODKF, or Gerri Pedesky, secretary. ~) 4 5

8 Know Your Committees 1922 Dance Ticket for Outrigger Pavilion Found The Historical Committee has been given a ticket to a Benefit Dance at the Outrigger Canoe Pavilion on Saturday, November 11, 1922. The ticket was given to them by Mrs. Dede Lillie, who found the old ticket in a book. The dance was under the Buildings & Grounds Committee auspices of the St. Peter's Musi­ cal Club with music by James Members ofthe Buildings and Grounds Commillee.from left to right, are Lou McCabe's Orchestra. Admission Fulton, Joyce Timpson, Kim Thompson and Dan Perry.front; Rip Riddle, cost was 75-cents for gentlemen chairman; Gordon Damon, Ted Crocker and Chris McKenzie. and free for the ladies. Anyone who could provide ad­ ditional information about the dance is asked to get in touch with Genie McMahon of the His­ torical Committee.

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Historical Committee Serving on this year's Historical Commillee are .from left to right, George Cook, "Cool coordinating director; Joe Mrantz, Margaret Young, Reynolds Burkland, Comfort" chairman; Genie McMahon, Anita Brightman, Ward Russell and Tommy Thomas. Short and Long

House Committee This year's House Commiuee includes .from left to right, Frank Walton, Brian Shuckburg, Dick Hager, Vik Watumu/1, Jeanne Anderson, Chuck Swanson, Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat-Sun 9-1 chairman; Colleen Moore, Ken Brown, coordinating director; Gerry DeBenedelli, 1220 Kaumualii Street Bob Evans, Marvin Berenzweig and Sonny Vivas. Phone 847-4806

9 \ \~ jUNIOR 'RIGGERS By Amy and Eliza Leineweber Jackie Muller was on the committee that helped make the nightclub Zone Seven a place for teens on Tuesday nights. Her hard work paid off when an article appeared in the Star Bulletin about the success of Teen Night. .. Laura Hind had fun in Indiana at a Junior Achievement convention. She met other teenagers involved in JA from around the world . .. Malia Kamisugi has been seen having fun windsurfing off of Black Point. Looking good ... Kristi Doktor spent the summer taking a SAT course. That was a real good picture of Brad Yim and Todd Duplanty in the August 16 Star Bulletin. They both played on the Hawaii Islands Water Polo 16 and under team. Watch for our guys to win another ILH volleyball championship for Punahou. Our players include Steve Li, John Cheever, Jeff Stevens, David Stackhouse, Kanoa Ostrem, Deke Kil­ patrick, and Wayne Seligson, varsity, and Ian Moore and Michael Scott, jayvee. Out for water polo this year are Todd Duplanty, Rob Izumi, Brad Yim, Jack Bahrenburg, Buck Giles, Lined up for action during the summer were participants in the Summer Fun Ian Earle, Alika Winter, Jeff Bahren­ program. burg, Grant Senner and George Puder. Welcome to new Jr. 'Riggers Kelly EIJis, Jenny Erwin, Theo Fanning, Jr. 'Riggers out for football are Scott Quinn, Shaw Loren Cook, Jon David Brian Kilcoyne, Cary Lathan, Joelle Craven, Keone Kali and Todd Wright, Stephen Brook Wright, Lozach, Todd Marabelle, Kaione Kamisugi. Douglas Andrew Bennett, Heather Newton, Summer Newton, Josh Girl's volleyball is also underway. Craven, Toby San Luis. O'Connor, Kerry O'Connor, Laura Among those competing are Pam Clif­ Participants in the junior athletic Osborne, Maya Paulin, Kristiaan ford, Dione Wilbur, CeeCee Sheehan summer program were David Buck, Rehder, Paulingo Rehder, Alysia and Lia Sheehan. Brynne Daniels, Luke Daniels, Aulii Rutherfurd, April Wittenborn, Tracey Taylor, Jennifer Thayer, Malia Oshima, Kevin Hale, Trevor Cabell, Brett Conivahls, Matt Witten­ HOST A STUDENT born, Shawna Honeycutt and Chris Rhodes. FROM ABROAD Adriana Pray flew off to New York Hawaii Homestay needs qualified families in August for a four-day backpacking for short term and long term visits. trip in the Catskills before beginning her college studies at Columbia Univer­ Receive S325/mo. Stipend for sity in New York City. room and board. Contributions to this column are Call for information • always welcome. Leave items for the Editor at the Front Desk. Please Hawaii Study Tours include your name and phone number 261-3429 in case additional information is needed. ~

10 Castle Swimmers: Prepare New Members Regular: Carole Ann Fox Beall, The Castle Swim will be held on The swim is for members only. David William Doyle. November 29th, the last Sunday in There are no entry fees. Breakfast will Junior: Kelly Quinn, Shaw November. The course is from the Old be provided for swimmers and escorts Loren Cook, Jon David Wright, Club site in Waikiki to the present OCC after the swim. Stephen Brook Wright, Douglas beach, approximately 1 1/4 miles of Details will be presented in the next Andrew Bennett, Heather open ocean swimming. issue of the Outrigger. rj,) Craven, Tobias Corwin San Luis.

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11 Great Turnout for Golf Tourney By Hal Mehlberg The combination of a beautiful day and walk-ins, created the usual confusion, the opportunity to play at Outrigger but with the help of my hard-working golfer's favorite golf course, resulted in committee, consisting of Jim Ham­ a record turnout for the Club's third mons, Frank Walton, Bob Erskine and tournament of the year. Bill Capp, we managed to accom­ Seventy-four golfers, including 18 modate everyone, including a waiting ladies, enjoyed the perfect conditions list, and get everyone off on schedule. at Navy-Marine Golf Course on August Once again, we are indebted to our 14. military members without whose spon­ Last minute no-shows and a few sorship we would not be able to play at the well-main­ tained military courses. Steady golfer Pam Anderson was the class of Mark Walker and J aren Han cock the ladies group, played in Club tournament. winning low gross with a respectable were first and second low net. 85. Izzy Ryan and The catchall Calloway Division Lucy Rieve were resulted in a low net win for Mat first and second Hovar, 71, with Bill Lawson's 75, good ladies low net for second. Mike Holmes, Donny Mailer, Scott Powers and Ted Green with 72 and 74 Ladies Closest to the Pin awards were a foursome. respectively. were won by Pam Anderson and Paige Men's A Flight Vitousek, with Bill Kilcoyne and Rocco low gross winner Rieve taking the men's awards in that was Tony Ricco category. After Bill said his ball was with a fine 77. A just six inches from the pin, Rocco said Flight low net first his was only five inches away. But and second places then, Paige had the last lie by declaring went to Stan that her ball was just one inch from Markle, 65, and the pin. John Melim, 70. Our next tournament is scheduled . Robert Case for October 16 at Hickam Air Force won B Flight low Base Golf Course. If you haven't al­ gross with an 87 ready signed up, run, don't walk to the while Steve Club Front Desk and get your name, Bill Walden, Ian Emberson, Mike Ishii and Jimmy Kaowili, 68, and along with your Club number, Harakawa enjoyed the outing. Bill Capp, 73, telephone number, handicap and a signed chit on the list. Mark December 9 on your calendar. That's the night for the Golf Awards Banquet. It will be held in the private EXCELLENCE dining rooms A, B, C and D, if neces­ sary with a specially selected menu of IN RENTAL MANAGEMENT prime rib. Cost for all Club golfers who have played in any of the four 1987 Club tournaments is $6. For non­ ~ playing spouses and guests, the cost is For Exclusive Properties Joette Wheelan (RA) $16. Homes ... Condominiums In addition to the banquet awards, it is planned to show some interesting GRETCHEN DUPLANTY, LTD. sports video tapes. Kahala Professional Building, Suite 213 • 4747 Kilauea Avenue Signup folder for this gala event will Honolulu, Hawaii 96816 • (808) 73 7-5509 be at the Front Desk by November 1. r1J

12 Women Win Dad Center Race Outrigger's outstanding women pad­ 3:19:15.36, more than seven minutes Young, Sandra Raine, Lisa Siggers, Liz dlers won the 14th annual Dad Center ahead of second place Healani. Perry, Genie Kincaid, Jan is McPheeters long distance canoe race, August 25. The OCC crew was also the first to and Terry Pynchon. ~ The race, from Kailua Boat Ramp to finish in the koa division, paddling the the Club, drew 15 women's crews from Leilani. Oahu and Maui, on the rough, 22-mile OCC's second crew, paddling in the Dad Center course. fiberglass canoe, Onipaa, did not finish Long Distance Race Outrigger's crew of Nina Fox, and was towed in. The canoe was hit Results Norma Santiago, Pii Schneider, Mary by a big wave off of Kokohead, flip­ Franco-Lemes, Paula Carbone, Muffer ping the boat and damaging the ama. I. Outrigger 3:19:15.36 1st, Koa 3 :26.32.50 1st, Glass were Tiare 2. Hcalani Scully, Katy Bourne, Kaiulu Downing Paddling in the Onipaa 3. Lahaina 3 :29:06.46 2nd, Glass and Jeanne Jenkins won the event in Richert-Finney, Susan Barron, Connie 4. Hui Nalu 3 :30:58.17 2nd, Koa 5. Lokahi 3 :34:44.60 3rd, Glass 6. Hui Lanakila 3 :39:31.50 4th, Glass 7. Hcalani 3 :41:17.58 5th, Glass 8. Waikiki Yacht Club 3:42:22.66 6th, Glass 9. Lokahi 3:54:46.14 3rd, Koa 10. Manu 0 Kc Kai 3 :57:07.04 7th, Glass II. Lanikai 4:01 :15.29 4th, Koa 12. Waikiki Surf Club 4:07:23.33 8th, Glass 13. Hui Lanakila 4:10:49.16 5th, Koa 14. Lanikai 4:13:54.02 9th, Glass 15. Outrigger did not fmish

The winning Dad Center crew was Jeanne Jenkins, Paula Carbone, Kaiulu Downing, Muffer Scully, Pii Schneider, Nina Fox, Norma Santiago, Mary Franco-Lemes and Katy Bourne. Buy one salad, Victorious Distance Paddlers Get one free. Continued from page 7. Buck, Brant Ackerman, Tim Guard, The second women's crew, finished John Finney, Ed Pickering, John 9th overall and second in the koa Mounts, Bill Danford and Mike Clif­ division in the Kaoloa. The crew's es­ ford. Please present this cort boat broke down at the start of the Outrigger's second open crew was coupon before ordering. race and the gals went 1 1/2 hours 14th overall and 4th in the koa division Not to be used with other before the first change. Members of in the Kaoloa. The crew was Mike coupons or offers. Offer the crew were Genie Kincaid, Liz Fox, Karl Heyer IV, Keoni Kino, Aaron expires October 31, 1987. Perry, Susan Barron, Lisa Siggers, Kekoolani, Grady Bintliff, Dan-Jacques Good only at Kaleikini, Remy Moranha,Randy Sandra Haine, Mary Smolenski, Pii 902 Kapahulu Avenue. Schneider, Connie Young and Terry Shibuya and Dana Rupey. 'jll Pynchon. The OCC men's crew was also vic­ first New Handbooks Printed THE torious, finishing first overall and BEST in non-koa in the Kilakila. The crew New OCC membership handbooks was Tom Cpnner, Kainoa Downing, have been issued by the Club, dated Keone Downing, Marc Raine, Steve July, 1987. Col. Marvin Barenzweig ~Nit!~ Van Lier Ribbink, Chris Kincaid, Scott has had the primary responsibility for Rolles, Mark Rigg and Walter Guild. monitoring the handbook through the BURGER The OCC masters men finished House Committee. KING sevenili overall and won the masters Each month, the Outrigger will non-koa division in the Onipaa. The reprint a timely rule for the education crew was Fred Hemmings Jr., Mark of the membership. @)

13 Winged "0": Bill Capp By Frank Walton Elected to Membership: 1973 pear that he would be a natural for that Bill Capp, whose contributions to committee since he represents Club his­ the Club and to its athletic programs arc tory in the nesh. legion, was a member of the Club In addition to his committee work, before a considerable number of the Bill served on the Club Board of Direc­ Winged "0" members were born. tors for 14 years and has been in­ Transferred to Hawaii by the Army strumental in pressing for many of the Air Corps in May, 1935, he made the Club improvements which have been ef­ Outrigger one of his first stops, becom­ fected. ing a member just an hour and a half From 1948 to 1952, he directed the after checking in to Luke Field. very successful Junior Athletic Summer Among his vivid memories of those Program for the Club's youngsters. early days arc bombing Mauna Loa vol­ More recently, he has been the jolly, cano in 1935 in an attempt to divert the jovial Santa Claus at the Club's annual lava now, surfing the giant Steamer Bill Capp Christmas Kciki Party, arriving in full Lane waves with the Duke in 1936, and Santa regalia via outrigger canoe rather dodging strafing Japanese zeroes on He was twice, two-man Club vol­ than by sleigh. This Christmas will be December 7, 194 1. leyball champion with former Club his 22nd year as that much loved Bill's athletic career commenced at president Wilford Godbold and mixed character. the early age of 7 with surfing in Santa doubles champion with Rusty Thomas. Perhaps his most important and Monica and then water polo, basketball, Over the years, Bill has served on longest lasting contribution to Club and boxing and handball at the University every one of the Club committees with Hawaii water sports was his almost of Southern California. the exception of Historical. It would ap- single-handed accomplishment in bring­ ing order out of the chaos of Hawaii out­ rigger canoe racing. The program was practically dead in SILK FLOWER the water, with no standardized size, weight, length or construction of the & PLANT CO. canoes. Eligibility for classes was changed almost weekly. Bill stepped in, established rules, regulations and Factory Direct Specials standards, bringing canoe racing to its Up to 60°/o Off Retail Prices present important position in Hawaiian water sports. Flower Arrangements from $14.95 The State House of Representatives Hanging Baskets from $19.95 recently gave Bill his well-deserved but long delayed recognition for this Natural Stem Trees from $99. achievement. Bill Capp is a truly distinguished 1540 Makaloa (Makaloa Plaza) FREE PARKING Phone: 947-SILK member of the elite Winged "0". @) 195 S. Hotel (Bishop Square) Phone: 536-SILK Kailua Town Center Phone: 263-6003 Informal Westrldge Shopping Center (next to YumYum Tree) Modeling Open Sundays Phone: 488-SILK Fashions by Fabrications at Kahului, Maui Kahala will be modeled at the Phone: 871-8388 OCC luncheon fashion show, Friday, October 23, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Dining Room, Hau Terrace and Bar. Reservations arc requested. The regular luncheon menu will be offered. fl.]

14 Back-to-School Fashion Show There was a full house for the Back-to-School Fashion Show, August 21 at the Club. The fashions were from Esprit, Blue Ginger, Aca Joe, The Junior Company and Koala Blue. Among the models were (I) Cutter 3 Rolles and Thomas Finney. (2) J. J. Riley. (3) Kanoa Ostrem and Ryan Gilbert. (4) Jessy Town. (5) Parker and Bekka McLachlin. i

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15 Summer Volleyball Is Good Fun

Outrigger volleyball players enjoyed a Volleyball Championship, sponsored by summer of sand volleyball tournaments OCC, was won by Jeff Rogers and Car­ each weekend at the Club. los Briceno on August29-30 by defeat­ On August 15 and 16, Jon Andersen ing Jon Andersen and Billy Berger. and Marc Hainc won the Club doubles This is the first time that a non-OCC championship, defeating Chris Crabb team has won the title. and Ralph Smith. Thirteen teams com­ In the winners bracket, Rogers- . peted in the Club championships. Briceno defeated Andersen and Berger, The Kane-Wahine tournament on to advance to the finals. In the losers August 22-23, was won by Matt Rigg bracket, Andersen-Berger defeated and Tracy Miller. They defeated Jon Randy Shaw and Todd Harrison to ad­ Andersen and Marcie Wurts to annex vance to the finals. the title. There were 15 teams in the The 4-Man Calcutta, scheduled for Jon Andersen .front, and partner Marc competition. Labor Day weekend, was postponed Haine defeated Ralph Smith and Chris The Duke Kahanamoku State Sand until a later date. Crabb for the Club doubles title.

John McDermoll and Diana McKibbin return the ball to Billy Berger and Laurie Mall Rigg and Todd Harrison wait for Zunnigar in Kane-Wahine tournament. the serve. Photo Contest Deadline Nears

Don't delay any longer! It's time to get Contest. The deadline is noon on ners. Each winner will receive a $50 out your favorite photos and submit Saturday, October 31. Club credit. them to the 5th Annual OCC Photo There wi ll be seven first-place win- Categories include: Color--People, Places, Things, r-~------~ Funky/Humorous. OCC Photography Contest Entry Form Black and White--Two winners to be Name ______Membership No. ______selected. Outrigger--Black and white or color. Address ______Must have something in the picture City ______State ___ Zip ______identifiable as OCC. Day Phone No. ______See last month's Outrigger for the rules or pick up an information sheet No. of Color Prints ______No. of Black & White Prints and entry form at the Front Desk. Total NumberofEntries _____ Print your name, address, phone I understand that the OCC and the Public Relations Commillee cannot be number, title of the picture and category held responsible for the damage or loss of any entry, and I enter with full entered, on the back, upper right hand knowledge of the contest rules. comer of each entry. Signature Date ______Include the entry fonn, or the same ______J information on a piece of paper. fiJ

16 Brei and Fred Chuckoviclz entered the Peter Radulovic and Kainoa Downing state sand volleyball tournament. in action.

R. D. Gray and Tom Schroeder paired up in the state tourney.

Backward Glances By Cobey Black, Historical Commillee licensed massage therapist 80 Years Ago by 1907--Famed author Jack London appuintm£•nt only phonl': 923-9568 arrived aboard his ketch, Snark, met {/11 "" 1-lJJJ Alexander Hume Ford at Waikiki and purportedly said, "damn shame that the royal sporL of surfing is dying oul." "Something can be done and we'll do it," said Ford, who founded the OCC AMERIC~S FIRST FAMILY the next year. 40 Years Ago OF SUPER-PREMIUM BEERS. 1947 --Guest cards were issued for the first time at the rate of 50-cents a day or $2 a week. \q~l 30 Years Ago \ Coach George Downing built three fiberglass canoes on OCC grounds, prompting the Forecast to "predict that the older wooden canoes will be dis­ placed by these lightweight products of modem chemistry and ingenuity." 20 Years Ago 1967--Stars of the 2nd Annual Outrig­ ger Intra Club Surfing Contest were three of the world's greatest--Fred Hem­ mings Jr., Paul Strauch and Joey Cabcll­ -who won in that order. Brant Ackerman, 16, outstripped his elders in the junior-senior paddling race, and Peter Balding Jr., 8, wowed the crowd with hcaddips and spinners at"Hotels." 10 Years Ago 1977-0CC won the Big One with Mark Buck making his 16th Molokai Channel crossing, five times as a winner. It was John Finney's first Molokai race and first win, in a field of 49 canoes. OCC initiation fee was raised to $2,000. ~

17 BoARD BRIEFS By Diane Stowell

Treasurer's Report: There was a net year to date increase in members' cause of the fire was a combustible ar­ income of $4,296 which is $4,371 equity was $198,638 or 3.9%. ticle which was draped over the heating below budget and $15,896 better than Delinquent List: Eight members clement in the sauna. An ad hoc com­ July, 1986. On July 31, 1987, were suspended for 15 days due to their mittee has been formed to assist in the members' equity was £5,295,182. The accounts being delinquent three times restoration of the Ladies Locker Room. in a 12 month period. One person's Membership Report: The member­ membership has been terminated. ship count of 3,953 as of July 31 was ac­ In Memoriam Manager's Report: The food and cepted. beverage analysis for combined sales House: Board members were given George llrangier during July showed £231,447 which the new revised membership handbook. Deceased: August 25, 1987 was 3% greater than the previous period The committee is looking into setting Life Member: 50 Years and produced a net bottom line gain of rules for the locker rooms. The commit­ Dr. George Dobson £14,661 or 6.3% on sales. This is slight­ tee is also thinking of ways to encour­ Deceased: August 24, 1987 ly ahead of the gains posted for July, age members to usc the Club during Regular Member: 32 Years 1986. Ycar to date is significantly construction of the parking garage. Lowell S. Dillingham below the levels posted in the previous Athletics: Approval was given to Deceased: August 14, 1987 year. However, after seven months of Mr. Caldwell to use the OCC flag for Regular Member: 23 Years operation we are well ahead of the the Maui Channel Relays . .. Approval budgeted bottom line projections. was given to the OCC to join the Harold Harvey Manager reported on the damage to American Canoe Association ... The Deceased: August 29, 1987 the Ladies Locker Room. Together masters men's paddling crew was ap­ Life Member: 70 Years with the cost of the replacement of proved to compete in Kona ... The long equipment and the damage to the locker distance swim was approved for Decem­ room, the cost will be close to £50,000. ber 20 for the use of buoys and tent. Everything is covered by tl1c Club's in­ Historical: The yearly clippings surance, except for the contents of in­ have been microfilmed. dividual lockers, which will be covered Minutes are based on the Board of by the individual's homeowners policy. Directors meeting held on August 27, Attention The investigator's report stated that the 1987.' Corporate Visitors (Special rates and ... we·re Steps from the Outrigger Canoe Club.) OCC Softball Team ~·lake yo ur corporate reservations at the Members of the 1987 OCC Softball Team are ,front, Damien Farden, Pokii Diamond Head Beach Hotel. You will enjoy upgraded accommodations. complimentary Vaughan, David Dyas Jr., Colin Chock and Dan West. Back row, Jim Cavanaugh, Continental breakfast. free morning Dana Rupey, Jim Gaddis, Henry Ayau, Bill flead, Bill Kilcoyne and Tony Crabb. newspaper. free hotel parking and a Dollar Rent-A-Car. Our 1·ery special corporate rates start from

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18 Paddling Awards Party

Outrigger's state championship canoe racing teams were honored at the Paddling Awards Party, August 17, at the Club. Canoe Racing Committee co­ chairmen Marc Haine and Bonnie Judd, presented head coach Michele St. John with gift for her work during the season. At right is former head coach and emcee, Walter Guild. j

October 1987 Calendar

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 ODKF Board Water Aerobics Steak Fry PHOTO CONTEST DEADLINE 11:30 a.m. 8 a.m. Kealoha Kalama 6:30-9:30 p.m. OCTOBER 31 - NOON Historical Mtg 5p.m.

B&G Mtg . 12 Noon 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sunday Brunch Aerobics Aerobics Entertainment Water Aerobics Steak Fry 8:30a.m. 8a.m. 8a.m. Comm. Mtg . 8 a.m. Kealoha Kalama 5:30p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge A&M Mtg. 6-9 p.m. Noon 4:45p.m.

Monday Night Football Party 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Sunday Brunch Aerobics Long Range Aerobics Executive Water Aerobics Steak Fry 8:30a.m. 8 a.m. Planning Mtg. 8a.m. Comm. Mtg. 8 a. m. Kealoha Kalama 5 p.m. 5:30p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge House Comm. Mtg. 6-9 p.m. Noon 11 :30 a.m. ODKF Fund Raising Comm. Molokai Hoe Monday Night 5:15p.m. Football Party 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Sunday Brunch Aerobics PRMtg. Aerobics Water Aerobics Steak Fry 8:30a.m. 8a.m. 5:15p.m. 8a.m. 8a.m. Kealoha Kalama 6:30-9:30 p.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge A&M Mtg. Fashion Show 6-9 p.m. Noon 5:15p.m. 12:30 p.m.

Monday Night Football Party 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Sunday Brunch Aerobics Aerobics Board of Water Aerobics Steak Fry 8:30a.m. 8a.m. 8 a.m. Directors. 8a.m. 6-9p.m. 5 p.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge Seafood Buffet Halloween Party 6-9 p.m. Noon 6-9 p.m. 7:30 p.m.

Monday Night Photo Contest Football Party Ends

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Published monthly hy the O utri ~:~:c r Canoe Club 2909 Kalakaua Ave nue at D iamond Head Honolulu. Ha\\'.tii 96815 Phone: 923-1585 O fficers und Directors: Tom Hainc. Presidem Mark Buck. V. P. OpetCIIions Peter Balding. V. P. Activities Dan Will iamson. 7i·ea.wrer!Fin{mce George Cook. A.u i.wwu 7i·easurer Gerri Pedcsky. Secretw:l' Ron Lmscn. Assismnt Secrewry Coordinating Directors: Jim Peterson. At/missions & Membership Bruce Ames. Athletic~ John Gos>. BuiMingl & Gtv unds Henry Ay.tu. Emerrainmem/ IVinged "0 " George Cook. Historical Ken Brown. House Ron Larsen. Long Range Planning Gerri Pedcsky. Owrigger Duke Klthanamoku Foundation Diane Stowell. Public Relations Halloween Munagcment Stuff: Ray mond P. Ludwig, General Manager Marty Kelly. Dining Room Manager/ llssi.l·twu Manager. Nights Costume Party William Teruya. £ rec111i1·e Chef Gordon Smith. Comroller/ llssista/11 Manager. Days Patti Higuchi. Erecwh·e Secrewry Come one, come all to the 3rd Annual Marga Stubblefield . Secremry OCC Halloween Costume Party. O utrigger Staff: Maril yn K ali. &liror Costume Contest • Prizes • Dancing Cindy Turner. Designer John M ounts. Ad1·errising Manager

No-host Cocktails • Pupus S ta nding C ommittees: Bob Moore. Admissiom & Membership Saturday, October 31 • Bar, Terrace P..tula Carbone. Athletin Rip Riddle. Buildings & Grounds 7:30 p.m. til Midnight Stephany Sofos. Enterraimne/11 Reynolds Burkland. Historical Chuck Swanson. House Richard Ferguson. Long Range P/a 1111 i11g Sue Oliver. Owrigger Duke Kaha11amoku On the Cover Msgr. Charles Kekumano and Nadine Kahanamoku bless the Duke Fmmdatio11 KahanamokuRoom at the Club. See story and more pictures on pages 2-3. Photo Arden Moore. Public Relmio11s by Di Guild. Bill Brooks. Winged "0"

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