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.
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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!
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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. Pat Wyman, who now lives in Cormick. Ann, who performed at the popular Lewers Provo, Utah, had a great time seeing old friends. Street nightclub, The Embers, in the 1940s and 1950s, has This year's master of ceremonies, Ron Sorrell, got the recently returned t o Haw aii to live with son and daughter ball rolling with a drawing for an array of great prizes in-law Don and Terry Stroud. Her chicken-skin rendition of after lvanelle Choy opened with a toast and later led the Kui Lee's I'll Remember You brought the house down. group in the doxology. Special thanks to Mike Ako, Dickson Alvarado, Liz Ven Tlile ilililJ:>r0mJDt"' enitelitaimment got off to a great start tura, JoAmne Huber, amd Richa ~d Delizo, O~trigger staff witl Page 5 Watercraft Locker Renewal Notice OC 1/ Kayak/Pad dIe board/Sup/ Su rfboa !.!rd~-----..__--~--- From your OC1/Kayak and New applicants may following the renewal as- Priority of Locker as Surfboard Locker Subcom- apply at any time during signment process. signments are made as mittees the year including the re- WHERE: 2011 Applica- follows: WHO: All members new al period; and w ill be tions w ill be available at 1) Members with lockers with a current leased added to the waitlist in t he Front Desk and on the w ho reapply in locker or members cur- order their application is OCC website. November and w ho rently on the waiting list. received. Nonresident Please read the appli- met the minimum use Renewal of current lock- and Inact ive members are cation notices carefully as requirement for the ers is contingent upon prohibited from receiving it defines the lease terms year. submission of a renewal lockers. for the year including 2) Members who reapply application in November WHEN: Watercraft logged use requirements. in November w ho are and sufficient logged uses Locker Applications for Completed applications on the current waitlist, in the prior year. Any the coming year must be are t o be submitted at the remain in sequence. member with a current submitted from November application drop box in 3) Members applying for locker assignment w ho 1 until 5 p.m. on Novem- t he OCC Lobby. t he first time, (new fails to apply during the ber 30. Watercraft Locker HOW: The committees applications). renewal period will forfeit Renewal Applications are w ill meet in early Decem- 4) Members who have their locker. A member on collected at 5 p.m. on No- ber to confirm locker re- existing lockers, applied the current w aitlist w ho vember 30. Applications new als, forfeitures, and for renew al, but w ho fails to reapply in Novem- received after November reassignments from the failed to meet ber w ill be removed from 30 shall be collected and applications received in minimum use the waitlist. processed in January November. requirement for the yea r. Assignments shall be posted by December 15 of each year and a new wait list will be posted in Janu Hawaii's Trusted Leader in ary. The business office Small Business Computer Support and committee will as sume all assignments are accepted by the members, as posted, unless notif ied by December 31. Members w ill be billed for the locker starting January 1. Forfeiture of Locker: if a member with a locker lntech is proud to be does not meet criteria for Outrigger Canoe Club's renewal, the watercraft .. must be removed from exclusive provider of the locker by December computer support, 31 or it will be t aken to the warehouse and a han network backup, and dling/storage fee w ill systems security. apply. Call us at 808.596.9500 www.intech-hawaii.com UcomoC·l4709 ~------ Page 6 October 2010 Outrigger's Boys 18s turned in a great performance and team effort at the Junior National Volleyball Championships July 1-5 in Austin, Texas. The 18s were undefeat ed through pool play and finished second to the Manhattan Beach Club in the finals. It has been quite a few years since Outrigger has taken a medal at Nationals so congratulations to the Boys 18. Taylor Crabb, Micah Christenson and Scott Sakaida The team was coached by Tino Reyes and Chris were named to the all tournament team. Crabb. The team chaperone was Paula Crabb. The team was comprised of Austin Ako, who is a Great news, Outrigger members, Micah Christen freshman at Santa Clara; Henry Cassiday, a freshman at son, Taylor Crabb and Joshua Taylor were selected for USC; Daylan Chock, senior at Kamehameha; Taylor the USA youth national volleyball team. Competition Crabb, freshman at Cal State Long Beach; Micah Ch ris w as held in Canada August 16-21. The USA won the tenson, senior at Kamehameha; Nainoa Frank, junior at gold and qualified for Worlds which will be in Brazil St. Louis; Noah Hammond, freshman at University of next summer. Colorado; Colin Johnson, senior at Punahou; Ben Lam, senior at Punahou; Logan Nowack, senior at lolani; Members of the Boys 18s are Row 1: Jaylen Reyes, Taylor Crabb, Day ian Chock, Scott Sakaida, Noah Hammond, Lowell Tong, Colin John Jaylen Reyes, freshman at Cal State Northridge; Scott son. Row 2: Coach Tino Reyes, Coach Chris Crabb, Austin Ako, Ben Sakaida, freshman at Stanford; Lowell Tong, senior at Lam, M icah Christenson, Nainoa Frank, Henry Cassiday, Logan Punahou. Nowack. Junior Boys Volleyball By Diana McKibbin The OCC Junior Boys participated in three beach tournaments during the summer, t w o at Outrigger and one at Queen's Beach. The format w as to have four or five p layers per team and compete in pool play. The kids had a blast and I'm sure the parents had an even better time watching and cheering. LEFT: First place winners at t he Queen's Beach tourney w ere Will Stanley, Mathew Saffery, Todd Gruebner, and Ethan Lew is. RIGHT: Aukai Manson, Cole Damon, Conner Mcinerny, Ke'ea Lum, and Jameson McKibbin f inished second. 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Enjoy kanikapila style Breakfast 8:30AM- 2 PM entertainment with Naluhoe, Na Hoku Hanohano Sunday Dinner Buffet award-winner Holunape, Tahitian by Carin Gentry Balding and friends, and the DCC Halau Hula. Temporarily Discontinued $39.00 per person ++. Premium tables of 10 $750++ Due to seasonal business fluctuations, we Saturday, October 2, 5 PM. Please note that the are suspending the Sunday Dinner buffet through November. It will resume on. entire Club is reserved for the Luau and December 5th. The Sunday Morning will close at 4:30 PM and reopen at 5 PM Brunch Buffet will continue as usual. Reservations 921-1444 We will be offering regular dinner menu service on Sunday nights in the Koa Lanai from September 121h until December 51h. 4 th- Oktoberfest Thank you for your L;Jnderstanding and we Has it been a while since you've done the Chicken Dance? hope to see you at the Club soon wi~ your Here's your chance to nap your arms at the annual Club family and friends. Oktoberfest. Live Music, great German Food, Oktoberfest Happy Hour beer from Gordon Biersch and a whole lot of fun combine Enjoy the famous Outr~qgersun se t view for a wonderful time for the whole family. while sipping on your favorite beverage and Monday, October 4, 6 PM savoring a delicious pupu item at a very Hau Terrace. Special Buffet $22.95++ special price. We are offering a 50% discount on select pupu items, all beer and standard well drinks. 7th - Lobster Night Ka Mo'i Boathouse Tuesday - Friday, 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Live Maine Lobster on the first Thursday of the Month. Make your reservations early to enjoy this very special treat. 921-1444. Market Price. BBQ Koa Lanai, 6 PM, October 7, 2010, November 4, 2010 Grill your favorite Steak or perhaps a Pesta Chicken Breast. Mahimahi or other juicy entree at the monthly BBQ. Hau Terrace, 6:00PM, October 30th. UH Football Live TV Broadcasts 'H October 9 at Fresno State, 4:00PM Your Special Event October 16 - Nevada, 5:30 PM* Watch UH · Come home to the Club for your next October 23 at Utah State, 11 :00 AM Football at the Family or Business fwnction. Our friendly October 30 - Idaho, 5:30 PM* staff will assist you in all aspects of Club and enjoy November 6 at Boise State, 8:00AM planning, menu selection and pricing. all the action November 20 - San Jose State, 5:30 PM* Unrivaled views, 9reat food and the Club's along with drink November 27 at New Mexico State. 10:00 AM special ambiance will make your event and pupu December 4 - UNLV, 5:30PM* unforgettable. specials in the For details Contact Liz Ventura at KaMo'i *Home game. All times Hawaiian Standard Time. 808-921-1411 or by E Mail at: Boathouse! Please note that the October 2home game will not be shown at the Club due to the Luau. [email protected] Page 8 October 2010 Photo contest entries w ill be accepted October 15 to 30 f rom OCC members, t heir immediate families and OCC staff. How ever, Public Relations Committee members and professional phot ographers are excluded. A complete list of contest rules were given in the September Outrigger magazine. The entry form is available at the Front Desk and on the OCC Website. This year, photos w ill be accepted in the f ollowing five categories: Holidays, Dining at OCC, Ocean: Above and Below, Chil dren, and Sports. All photos must be taken at or around the Club or at an event in w hich Club members participate. Judges will consider composition, interpretation of the theme and overall appeal. Since most of the categories involve people and/or activities, this may be an opportunity for teamwork. Camera shots do not need a team like a video production would require, but some of the same ideas might apply. A photographer and individ ual(s) to be photographed make a team. Do you need help with lighting, ideas for location, what to wear, or group dynamics? A team could help- and all could join in taking pictures from their own camera angles. On the other hand, our lovely Club house with the ocean at hand and Hawaii's good weather can make almost any impromptu shot a memorable picture- and all you need is your camera. You may have already taken the picture you want to enter in the contest. Now just find it! Entries will be judged by members of the Public Relations Committee with assistance by a professional photographer. If there are not enough entries in a category, the PR Committee reserves the right to change the category of an entry. There will be prizes for first, second and third place in each category, and a grand prize winner. The grand prize photo will appear on the cover of t he January magazine. First place photos in each category w ill also appear in t he January magazine. The grand prize w ill be a digital camera, dinner at t he Koa Lanai w ith a co mpliment ary bottle of house wine. First, seco nd and t hird place w inners in each category will receive a commemorative certificate and complimentary lunch on the Hau Terrace. Hysterical Historical Presentation November 29 By Mary Philpotts McGrath, Architectural Review Committee Have you ever wondered how those beautiful coral stones were encased in the Clubhouse "signature" columns, or why when you're coming down the garage stairs you gJO past the l0bby landing and then back up? You may ask those questions and more at the Historical Committee Preserrrtra'l!iom, "Val's Timeless C:lwb house" on Monday, November 29, 5:30 p.m .. We have rounded UJD solilile soft spoken tolks, wlilo in spite of \tal 0ssiJD0tli's "IDuwskliless," mama~ed tm €arrv,e out lifelong associatioms amd hiemdships witlil our gem ius Clubhouse arrdhill!.e On the Cover: Outrigger long distance women paddlers are shown at after the Dad Center Race. Row 1: Genie Kincaid, Lisa Livingston, Angie Giancaterino, Mary Smolenski, Aloha Yoza. Row 2: Paula Crabb, Donna Kahakui, Marisa Wriston, Laurie Lawson, Anela Borges, Shawn Moynahan, Cathi Goldsmith. Row 3: Malia Kamisugi-Pietsch, Diana Allen, Traci Phillips, Karin Del Rey, Jane Stevens, Diane Esecson, Julia Fiedler, Linda Nelson, Wendy Wichman. See story and more photos on pages 2-3. 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In 1908 they built the current clubhouse, an ivy so please check in advance. covered gothic style building located in downtown Minneapolis, lo There are three dining options - the Main Dining Room, more in cated within walking distance of shopping and entertainment and 20 formal Grill and the casual 405 Pub. Breakfast is served 6:45 a.m.-1 0 minutes from the airport. The club is also about 15 minutes from a.m.; lunch 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; dinner 5:30-8:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Lim the Mall of America and a 1-1/2 hour drive from the famed Mayo ited breakfast and lunch service on Saturdays from Labor Day Clinic in Rochester, Minn. through Memorial Day and there's no service on Sundays. Jackets are This club has an extensive fitness center with all types of cardio required in the Main Dining Room. Other public areas require busi vascular equipment. Yoga, pilates, massage therapy, one on one ness casual attire, with no denim, athletic shoes or shorts allowed. training are also available, as are squash courts and a large indoor Exceptions are going to or from the fitness facility or guest suites. swimming pool. Accounts can be settled with credit cards. Twenty percent is Eleven guest rooms are available for overnight accommodations added to all food and beverage orders - which is not a gratuity. varying from queen to king size suites-some with pull out sofas for NOTE: This club requires a letter of introduction to be e-mailed or families. Rooms include complimentary use of the fitness center, faxed prior to arrival at the club. Please stop by our executive office business center, and parking lot - and come equipped with all the to set this up before you leave. standard amenities including high speed internet access laptops and For more details you can go to their website at www.mplsclub.org a printer. 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"There were so many people starting ter Macfarlane Memorial Canoe Races, sponsored by the OCC. there, I think there must have been a thousand- could it be? He recalled those days in his oral history (2006). Paul first pad Anyway, I never saw so many feet in all my life. As I was not a dled in the " 11 and under " outrigger race with fellow paddlers fast swimmer most of the people passed me up and alii saw was Randolph Lee, Robert Witham, Doug Phil potts and John feet all around me, from the beginning. I didn't know until later "Squeeze" Kamana Jr. OCC came in first place with Hui Nalu sec that so me of the fellows used to grease their legs becal:lse some ond. Advancing through the various age groups, Paul was on of the people from behind would grab a-hold of their legs.. .so various tour-man or six-man crews, usually as stroke. Also, he they greased their legs or ankles so they wouldn't be pulled or had great fun steering canoes in the girls' races. From 1951 to held back." 1957 he stroked the senior men's crew, until marrying in 1959 and moving to Kauai. Over his growing-up years Paul Dolan co llected surfboards. For the Record He recalled: "I owned a number of surfboards, most of them red wood planks. The art of surfboarding has changed greatly. Due Triathlon to the invention of high-tech foam material, and the art of shap 30th Annual Tinman ing boards along with the use of skegs and leashes, the antics July 25, 2010 that are now done in the surf far exceed the antics done in years Donald Eovino, 1st, past with the old redwood planks." What became of that collec tion Paul? 60-64, 2:31 :09 Called to active duty from the Naval Reserve in 1953, another Junior 'Rigger Aria McComber surfboard weht with him. Aboard USS PC1141, Paul kept a surf took first overall female hon board on the signal bridge ready to be tossed over the side to ors at the Rainbow Sandals surf at any port. The ship later was turned over to the Indone Gerry lopez Battle of the Pad dle at Duke Kahanamoku sian Navy. Did Quartermaster second class Dolan, discharged in Beach in June. With her is her 1958, bring his surfboard home? coach Michael Bennett. Laie Oceanfront Retreat- 55-143 Naupaka St Elizabeth Worrall Daily Cute and beautiful oceanfront four bedroom two bath home with charming gardens, (R) VP, Prindpal Broker Hukilau Bay and coastal views. A short walk to Brigham Young University & Polynesian 808.478.0080 Cell [email protected] Cultural Center. Offered at $1,195,000 (FS). MLS 1007501 Ka ha la Ma ll O ffice T ower, Suite I 00 • Telephone 735-241 I • www.worr a ll.com Each Olfice is Independently Owned >nd O perated. Outrigger Page 13 Employee newmembers ofthe Mo th Wilson Ayson Reg ular A lexis Devens Jennifer Madeline Hicks Dunca n Dominique Juliet Carlson Hicks Intermediate Nonresident Kimberly P. Shawnee A. Summer Ryan Look By Stephen Ri ede Culver Hammer Vaimaona Seth Associate Int ermediate Dining Room Attendant Wilson Ayson is the Employee of McCormack the Month. Wilson has been wit h the Club for almost 24 years Associ at e Ke lly Ireland Dennis Fern and this is the seventh t ime that he has been awarded this honor. He was also Employee of the Year in 1993. Junior Food and Beverage Director Dickson Alvarado states: J. Nanea Alden "Wilson is respected in the food and beverage department for Joshua Shewalter being a hard and dedicated worker. He never complains and is Aria Jameson McComber McKibbin always willing to come in early, stay late, work any day, and Junior Junior graciously helps out in other departments. Wilson ensures that the Hau Terrace is always properly stocked and clean and is a trainer for new hires. He is an inspiring example for us al l!" Wilson enjoys working with his fellow employees and in teracting with the members. In his spare time he likes spend ing time at home with his fam ily and shopping in Chinatown for vegetables and f ish. Wilson is married and has four chil Douglas Kealoha Julia Parker Vel sea dren and eight grandchildren. Rowitch Scullion Shropshire Van Dyke Warton Regular Junior Junior Junior Junior In Memorium David E. Walters Donald H. Graham Deceased: October 17, 2009 Deceased: August 17, 2010 Club Member: 25 Years Club Member: 37 Years «ata l~n A. lll1atlilawa~ ta ar~Jt:l l s. X/Xlright IDe~reased r. Mail Douglas E. Luiz Barbara Jane O'Neill Deceased: June 13, 2010 Deceased: August 24, 2010 Club Member: 41 Years Club Member: 55 Years The Right I-Ielp a.t the Right Tin1e! 111 Eiltplo.\•tlte11l c:1 11 expcr ll~· lclentl(y i1llcl plae(· the talent yott tHTd-wlJ ercvcr. wlwrwver you llt'<"'d il. Otn· I i;nvaH s pecific focus . •lion[! with dccadt•s of business t.•Xpt•ricncc in lhl· 'ilatc. f.!u ardllt t·<·~ lnsh.!hl. cxpcrti,_,,. tnd rdalionshlps lhal compdltH! n.:cntitint.• 111!1 st.tllln!! firms »imply ,.,Hmot miltch So wht'ther you .tre lookin;( lor,, tlt"\\" CEO or shurt t<·rm stilfT. lliEmployment hn>- the peoph· nncl (Otntecllon~ you uced to eapitahze on vour next hi~ opportunit~ Lenrn More at www.hi employment.com or CCI/I Today-808.695.3974 Page 14 October 2010 BOARD BRIEFS Board Briefs is t aken from the minutes of the Board of part icipants have applications on the Junior Parent Non-member Directors meeting on August 26, 2010. wait list. Board policy only allow s them t o practice with the t eam Membership Count: The Membership Count was 4,81 5 as of when they are on the posting list. July 31 , 2010. At the Queen Liliuokalani Long Distance race (Kona) in Annual Employees' Christmas Gift: The Board approved September, an OCC Open crew will use a non-OCC canoe. This raising the employee's Christmas gift charged to each member's canoe is a proto-type (Kamanu composite canoe). The Canoe account. The amounts are as follows: Senior, Life, Honorary - $27 Racing committee want s to test it out with t he intent of to $30; Regu lar - $45 to $50; Nonresident - $37 to $40; purchasing one in the future. Intermediate - $27 - $30; Associate- $22- $25; Junior - $17 to Historical Report: OCC member Syd Snyder would like to $20. As in past yea rs, members are required to let t he Business give the Club t he model of OCC that was on display during the Office know (by letter) by November 15 if they do not want to 2007-2008 Honolulu Academy of Arts exhibition, Hawaiian contribute. Modern: Th e Architecture of Vladmir Ossipoff. The concern is New Member Welcome Pilot Program Proposal: The Pu blic lack of display/storage space. OCC member, Mike Wood (co Relations Committee proposed a pilot program to welcome new owner of Hawaii Storage), has offered storage space (1 0' by 20') adult members. Currently, they have been conducting monthly at $300/month. If approved, this space could store the model and "welcome" calls. They would like to add a quarterly Orientation the historical archives. The Board tasked Mike Ako with getting Reception that would provide a summary of the following: other quotes and then taking the best deal available for storage history of the Club, House rules and regulations, athletic space. participation, committee service, meetings/private event OCC Master Women's Paddling Team and Macfarlane Tees: planning, etc. The proposed annual cost is approximately $5,000. The Board acknowledged and thanked the OCC Master Women's Th e program would be evaluated after six months and again paddling team. Through their generous efforts, these volunteers af ter one year. It is hoped that this would in turn lead to an donate their time every year to select the Macfarlane T-shirt increase in member spending. Discussion followed and the Board design, implement fabrication and sell the tees at t he regatta. approved this project and it s related costs. This year they donated $5,770 to ODKF. Mahalo nui loa to the Treasurer's Report: Budget planning for 201 1 began following volunteers: Carol Arnott, Ann Bowen Buck, Connie September 13. Carr, Gerry DeBenedetti, Flo Gacutan Barbara Giles, Susan ODKF: The Watermen's Hall of Fame event was a great Heitzman, Darcy lams, Maureen Kilcoyne, Alice Lunt, Ann Martin, success with 10 inaugural members inducted and attendance Maile Ostrem, Gerri Pedesky, Michele St. John, Diane Stowell and over 300 people. Pam Zak. Financial Statement: In July, t here was Net Income from Clubhouse Operations of $11,450 w hich is $1 2,050 less than budget, and year to date, net income of $84,070 which is $76,670 better than budget. Food and Beverage Summary: There w as a combined Food & Beverage net income (with the mini-charge) of $20,140 which is $9,660 below budget. Koa Lanai and Hau Terrace were $6,178 below budget. Projects in Progress: The first pre-construction meeting took place last week. As with Phase I, the Elks Club will require a performance bond for Phase II. .. . Spall repair in the parking garage continues. Unrelated Business Income: Year to date, non-member income is at 13.7% compared to 13.2% this time last year. Buildings & Grounds Report: ARC w ill be selecting w all coverings for t he KL restrooms. In addition, they w ill select a new j fabric for the KL chairs. The bid of $416,000 (General Contractor/NPCL) for Phase 2 of the Sewer Rehabilitation work was approved at last month's ( meeting. Additional fees (mechanical, architectural, structural, archaeologica l monitoring, third-party review, hazardous material assessment and const ruction management) w ill bring the cost to $550K. This is still under t he $600K budget. In light of recent federal legislation, the Board requests that B & G review our Club house as it relates to ADA compliance. House Report: In order to assist this committee wit h t he Board's request to look at ideas to improve KL restaurant usage, an Ad Hoc committee of the Board w as recommended. Board members will include Jeff Dinsmore, Steven Gilley and Diana Allen. It was also recommended that, in addition to t hese Board members, Bruce Liebert (House Chair), Mike Ako and Jen Lyons (Restaurant House Sub-committee Chair) be included. Athletics Report: The Junior VB program is charging participants coaching fees and managing the disbursement of these fees through the "team moms' " personal banking JACO accounts. The management of these funds is required to be handled through OCC's Business Office (Athletics-Volleyball), as is required for any OCC athletic team. In addition, some of these THANK YOU FOR ORT! 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