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October-2010.Pdf By Genie Kincaid Outrigger's ho'e wa·a members rolled Masters Front: Genie Kincaid, Paula out of the State Championships into distance Crabb, Lisa Livington, Kisi Haine. racing with the 43rd Annual Duke Ka­ Back: Linda Fernandez, Laurie hanamoku Race from Lanikai to Waikiki on Lawson, Li sa Stringer, Diana August 15. Team Primo, representing Wailea Allen. Not pictured: Tana Feeley. Canoe Club of Maui, topped the 49 crews entered in the 26-mile race with a time of 2:54. Team Primo was last year's runner-up to the Tahitians who dominate the Molokai Hoe. The runners-up followed about a half minute later: Hui Lanakila (2:58.24), Lanikai (3:00.08), Team Livestrong (3:00.44) and in fifth, Outrigger Canoe Club (3:04.15). "We ace Blue got spanked, " Jimmy Austin conceded. Out­ Kneeling: Michele St. John, Nand rigger Masters men took the Masters Divi­ Gandy, Stephanie DeWeese, sion in 3:13:30, while another OCC men's Standing: Bonnie Rice, Nani Blake, Kiki Fordham, Anna crew won the Koa Division in 3:26:01. Grune, Maggie Parks, Dianne Es· There are just a handful of distance ecson, Shawn Moynahan, Aloha races - two men's and two women's events - Yoza, Shannon Ferris. culminating in the Na Wahine 0 Ke Kai and Molokai Hoe, the women's and men's ver­ sions of the 41-mile Molokai-to-Oahu race. On August 22, the wahine raced the same course in Outrigger's Dad Center Race. Hawaiian Kanaktion, a nucleus of former Hui Lanakila paddlers, finished first in a time of 3:11.35, edging Waiki ki Beach Boys (3:12.25) ace Red and five-time defending Na Wahine 0 Ke Traci Phillips, Donna Kahakui, Malia Kamisugi·Pietsch, Anella Kai champion, Team Bradley of Hawaiian Borges, Mary Smolenski, Jane Canoe Club (3:14.04). Stevens, Angie Giancaterino, Fifty-seven crews, including a junior crew Marisa Wriston, Jaimie Kinard. and a lone koa crew, struggled through windy and choppy conditions off Kailua and Waimanalo, then rode the trade winds and rolling surf after turning around Makapu'u Point. Outrigger's women entered four crews. Team Red was fourth overall in 3:21.59, Team White finished in 3:42.29, and Team Blue, a crew of undaunted novices, finished ace White Kristin Lee, Jul ia Fiedler, Linda in 4:01.24. OCC 40's were the first masters Nelson, Flo Gacutan. Not pictured: crew to finish, racing t he Club's koa canoe, Rachel Ross, Hilary Denison, Gabriela Kane, Kim Darling, Jen Kakina, to f inish in a time of 3:30.37. Lyon. Both t he men and women were in Kona over the Labor Day weekend for the Queen Lili'uokala ni Races. Then the wahine raced theE Lau Hoe on September 12, and the kane raced the Henry Ayau Memorial Race on September 19. - ~ - -=--~~. ~. ~ - -_... _ - . ~~:....=------- -- . - Page 2 · · :· September 2010 Dad Center Long Distance Canoe Race August 22, 2010 Kailua Beach Park to OCC Results Koa Division 1. Outrigger 40s (Paula Crabb, Laurie Law­ son, Lisa Livingston, Diana Allen, Linda Fer­ nandez, Lisa St ringer, Genie Kincard, Kisi Ha ine, Wendy Wichman), 3:30.27. Masters 40 1. Lanikai (Robin Aipa-Nagami, Lisa Ben­ nett, Robin Lloyd, Malia Maldonado, Kathy ABOVE: OCC Koa crew finished in McGovern-Hopkins. Dana Miller, Madeline first place in its division in the Murphy-Lopey, Hil lary Radorich, Heather Duke Race: sitting in seats one to five, Nainoa Basdavanos, Kealakai Wallenstrom, Michi Wong), 3:45.08. Hussey, Nate Jenkins, David Fan, 2. Kuku i'ula, 3:50.43. Willie Gacutan, Jim Beaton. Not 3. Na Keiki 0 Ka Moi, 4:02.11. pictured: Uluwehi Keaunui, Chuck Fan. Photo by Piilani Schneider. 4. Lanikai, 4:06.14. 5. New Hop e, 4:09.32. LEFT: The Masters crew won its di­ vision in the Duke: sitting in seats one to six, Andrew Glatzel, Mark Sandvold, Kevin Allen, Tom Allen, Masters 50 Byron Ho, Stew Kawakami. Not 1. Kailua (Carleen Ornellas, Kathy Erwin, pictured: John Wacker, Todd Har­ rison, Doug Lock. Photo by Jan Donna Meier, Lo is Hewlett, Ann Farrell, Newhart. Terry Malterre, Sandra "Sandy" Scafe­ Kalama, Laurie Seto, Leslie Ann Murkami, RIGHT: ace Red placed fifth overall Catherine "Cathy" Bender, Crystal Hogue, in the Duke Race: Sitting in seats one to six, Ryan Woodward, lkaika Jeanie Mau), 3:38.55. Harbottle, Bill Pratt, Evan Rhode s, 2. Niumalu, 3:54.45 Tapa Worthington, Karel Tresnak Jr. 3. New Hope, 4:05.25 Not pictured: Kapono Brown, Scott Gamble, Jimmy Austin. Photo by 4. Wa ikiki Yacht Club, 4:05.47. Jan Newhart. 5. Keahiakahoe, 4:05.54. Open 1. Hawaiian Kanaktion (Maggie Twigg­ LEFT: OCC White: Max Sunoo, Chris smith, Madisen Minkel, Grace Emanuel, Sunoo, Bob Kerch, Dave Wadsworth, Doug Johnstone, Michelle Arnold, Laura Birse, Michelle Casey Kahikina. Not Pictured: Bradley, Shien-Lu Stokebury, Clair Serge Krivatsy, John Akana, Sean Townsend, Jessie Kaawa, Arlene Holzman), Parsa. Photo by Michele St. John. 3:11.35. 2. Waikiki Beach Boys 1, 3: 12.25. 3. Hawaiian CC, 3:14:04. 4. Outrigger Red, 3:21:59. 5. Kailua Yellow, 3:25:30. 18. Outrigger White, 3:42.29. 39. Outrigger Blue, 4:01.24. ·--~-- . ·-·- - -~. - -""=-~-- - -- ...... -- ....-·: ·. Outrigger Page 3 James Ca ldwell, right, As the celebrates the birth of his great granddaugh­ ter Avery Lydia Mann Terrace Turns born August 7 in Sandy Utah. Holding baby Avery is mom Tori Mann. At left is her mom, Lisa Cald­ well. Helping Bill Barn­ hart celebrate his 90th birthday were his daugh­ ter Anne Wygal, Blythe Wilson of Bill, w ife Joy, and Nashville, Tennessee, son Mike Barn­ center, hosted friends hart. Jeanne Houston of Santa Cruz and Corinne Kong of Hon­ olulu for lunch at the Club. The Marumoto-Coons Family celebrated four July birthdays at the Club. Front: Barbara holding Kahikina Marumoto, 2 and Dick Coons. Back: Christ ine Coons carrying Taking front and center stage at the Koa Lanai on Haumea Marumoto, 4, August 23 was Bill Barnhart, star of a memorable, fun­ Makua Marumoto, 8, Nick Marumoto, 13 and filled evening celebrating his 90th birthday. Fittingly, Samantha Marumoto, 14. nearly 90 friends, o ld and new, gathered to extend best Barb and Dick's ages are wishes to Bill, w ho, nearly smothered with lei, g reeted top secret. guests as t hey poured in, coming from near and far for the specia l occasion. Working w ith Outrigger staff members Dickson Al­ varado and Liz Ventura, Bi ll's wife, Joy, planned and or­ ganized the party; the Club outdid itself w ith a SEVEN SEAS CRUISES sumptuous buffet and prompt and pleasant beverage Sail from Honolulu to Auckland service. Tables were decorated with co lorful balloons 19 Days, departing January 20, 2011 and music by the Teves Trio added t hat special t ouch. Aboard the A ll - ln ~ lu sive Seven Seas Voyager The Barnhart's t wo children, Michael Ba rnhart of Visiting Papeete, Moorea, Bora Bora, Tonga Vancouver, Washington, and Anne Wygal of New York City, flew in to be with Dad on his special day. • All Balcony Suites • Gratull!les lnd\Jded Of Outrigger's nearly 5,000 members, Bill has be­ longed to the Club the longest, joining at t he age of eight in 1928. For the past 82 yea rs, Bill has been in­ volved in a broad range of Club sports including pad­ dling, surfing, and volleyball; from 1949 to 1951 he served as Club Captain. Bill is presently an active mem­ ber of t he Historical Committee. "Coach Evan", Jan Newhart's photo of Evan Rhodes that appeared on the cover of the OCC magazine in Jan­ uary 2009, was accepted in the photo portrait competi­ tion "Faces of Hawaii". The opening reception will be held on November 28 in Kurtistown on the Big Isle. Congratulations Jan! Contributions to this col umn are always welcome. Leave items for the Editor at the Front Desk, or email to [email protected]. Items received by October 25 will ap­ pear in the December magazine. Items received after that date will appear in January. Be sure to include your name and phone number in case additional information is needed. Pa ge 4 October 20 10 Front: Sissy Fink, Shirley Scott. Standing: Dee­ nie Allen, Leilani McDiarmid, Eppy Kerr, Tita Morrison, lvanelle Choy. Leilani, Flip McDiarmid and Alva McDiarmid. Peter and Lois Nottage. ABOVE: Phyllis Zerbe, Betty Fiddler, Roselle Armitage. Bill and Beryle Haxton, Carol Remillard, RIGHT TOP: Joe Quigg, Pam Anderson, Bob Reierson. Leith Anderson. RIGHT BOTTOM: Pat Wyman and Pat O'Connef. A r~ear record turnout, gorgeous sunset, ono kau kau, Grass Shack, brought smiles to a lot of faces. Hula by colorful decor, and best of all, old friends getting together lvanelle Choy, Roselle Armitage, Honey Wedeman, Frankie and sharing memories, were highlights of the 11th An­ Anderson and Barbara Bryant elicited a roaring applause. nual Oldtimers' Get-together on the Koa Lanai August Peter and Lois Nottage with Barbara Del Piano got the 30. crowd going with nostalgic verses of Lei Ana lka that This year's event, chaired by Beryle and Bill Haxton, brought back old memories. Throughout the evening, with help from Outrigger staff and an enthusiastic com­ great music was rendered by the Teves Trio mittee, mrro u~li"lt R0selle Arrmitage, Sissy, Fimk, and Peter An uRexJ:>eded g~est that provided a high point dur­ Wilson from Maui; Lala Blaek, who helpe€1 with sign-ins, ing the evening was former Honolulu chanteuse, Ann Mc­ flew in from the Big Island.
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