Aileen Soule Is Still Making Waves
By Barbara Del Piano name a few. was the first American woman two pages in Vanit)' Fair featured a With the IOOrh anniversary of ever to win a Gold Medal, and the petite and glamorous Soule with A year in the life of Aileen the Olympic game fa t approach younge t a well. several he-man types provided by Ri[(gin So ~tle, America's oldest woman ing, Olympic women pioneers were Returning to the PMis the Conover Modeling Agency. Olym{>ic Gold Medalist. the pecial honoree , and who, Olympics in 1924, she competed in Soule affectionately refer to them more than Aileen Riggin Soule, firs both diving and swimming, and as the "six hunks". The caption etll'een interview and the the bill? 11·on a medal in borh competition . read, "Gue which one's the photo e ion, there wa bare TI1e 90-year old former A the fir t per on to win a medal Olympic gold medali t in spring Bly time to keep the hair Olympic Gold Medalist ll'a on the in two different porrs, oule board diving?" nppointment and meet with the go for an entire year, making I0 accompl ished a feat that has been In March of 1996, Soule again wardrobe mi tre s. Thank heaven trips to the mainland to be repeated only once in Olympic his flew off, this time to the Uni versity for the aide, constantly at her side, acknowledged and honored for her tory. of Indiana in Bloomington, for an reminding her of the schedule and role as a pioneer in women's One of the special honors Olympic Reunion, held in combi escorting her from one appoint Olympic competition. Through it oule received last year wtls her ntltion with th e Olympic swimming ment to the nex t. The rehear al all, she managed tO keep up with election as one of 12 trial . Each day and evening, the wn over and now to the mnke-up cores of athlete a fraction of her "Ambassadors" cho en by the former Olympians were introduced, department for a final touch-up age, exh ibiting a phenomenal en e Avon Corporation ro travel around according to the year of their com before making an appearance at of enthusia m and joie de vivre. the country making public appear petition. As the only member of three cocktail parties and the for During the past 12 month , ance , representing America's out· the 1920 team, oule was in a cia mal dinner in the Wnldorf Astorin's Soule was featured in articles in the standing "Olympic women". of her own. mnin ba ll room. New York Times, and appeared on Other sport legend chosen for With only a few weeks back A day in the life of a fas hion the front page of the Chicago this honor were Nadia Comaneci, home to catch her breath and model? Televi ion actre s? uper Trib11ne and the cover of Parade jackie Joyner Ker ee, Shannon change wardrobe , Soule was off mhlete? Actually, Aileen Riggin Magazine. Miller and Janet Evans. again to New York City in early oule has done it all. She wa an The Dallas Morning News, A photo se ion for adverti - Mlly for Avon' luncheon to kick honored gue tat the ::mnunl dinner Time maga:ine, Friend , and even ing and promotional purpo e wa off its national Olympic publicity of the Women's Sports Foundation the National Enq11irer paid rribute to arranged in December of '95 in campaign. The event, held in the in October, 1995, where guests paid her achievements. he was a fea New York City. When Soule Rainbow Room m Rockefeller $10,000 n table to meet and mingle tured guest on one of the most pop relucr:mtly admitted that her aller Center, included more press confer with the glittering array of sport ular TV talk shows and t1ppeared gy to cold weather would prevent ences, interviews and photo ops at heroine which included, along on an NBC Live new broadca t. her from going, Avon ent an the company's corporate offices on with oule, celebri ties such a Time c:m never era e o ule' entire crew of 12 to the West 5th Avenue and 57th Street. Monica ele , Martin:~ Navrmilova, mark in the history of the Olympic Coa t and re chedu led rhe " hoot" Whi le involved in all thi Chris Evert, Kristi Yamaguchi , games. As a 14-year old di1·er in in Lo Angeles. activity, oule, mnazingly, was u an Burcher, and Bonnie Blair, to Antwerp, Belgium, in 1920, she The re ulring ad that covered training for the National Ma ter
Aileen Soule receiws a proclanuuion from Got'•'T710T Ca)'etano.
Aik~1shows off her Gold ~ ledal in the OCC Lobby.
PA GE-2 0 U T II G G E II Shorr Course Swimming many past and present Olympians, the Nissen exhibit, Soule rubbed Champion hip. After a brief return as Hawai'i held its own kick-off for elbows with the likes of Bruce During 1996, Aileen was to Honolulu, she was off again to the Olympics. Runners lit their Jenner, Rafer Johnson, Bob an Olympic Woman. Cupertino, California, where she torches from the volcano's fire and Mathias and Bill competed in the 90-94 age bracket ran down the slopes in a burst of Toomey. Visitors were for the first time. She entered six Olympic fever. lined up for blocks to events, and not only won them all , Barely catching her breath, view the outstanding but set ix nationa l records. oule was whisked off to Chicago exhibit which featured Later in the month, another in earl y June to be a featured guest a wall listing the name trip brought Soule back to the West on the Oprah Winfrey televi ion of every American ath Coa t where she made a series of show, along wi th Greg Louganis lete who ever competed appearances and talked to a variety and Nadia Comaneci. The show' in the Olympics, and to of audiences, mostly youngsters, in producers gave her the red carpet get the autograph of the borh San Franci co and Lo treatment with first class air travel, li ving sports legends Angeles. superb hotel accommodations, lim present. During a brief spell in ousine ervice and a free day which Thanks to her two Honolulu, Soule was royally feted. she opted to pend at the Chicago corporate spon ors, She appeared on the poster of Institute of Art. Soule attended many of Hawai'i's Olympians produced by The pace quickened as the the competitions where the State Department of Hea lth for opening of the Olympic Gmnes she wa provide I with l-lawai'i's school children, and was a drew closer. Avon staged an open good scats, food and guest of honor at the "Zoo!y mpics". ing in late June for irs exhibit in transportation and an Much ought-after as a guest Atlanta called "The Olympic introduction to at various luncheons and dinners, Woman" and all the "A mbassadors" President Clinton and her social calendar was always fill ed were on hand fo r the highly publ i his family. She was rec during the brief times she was in cized event. ognized m the Xerox town. Governor Ben Cayetano After another whirlwind trip company's dinner for presented her with a special award home, Soule was back in Atlanta the 100 most outstand at a breakfa tat Washington Place for the Opening Ceremonies of the ing Olympians a the and the Quarterback Club of lOOth anniver ary of the modern oldest living woman Honolulu honored her at one of Olympic games. She was so much competitor. (Hawai'i their monthly luncheon meetings. in demand that Nis en Corporation weight lifters Peter The en l of May found Soule cut a deal with Avon to share her George, also an OCC at a chilly sunrise ceremony at the personal appearances. member, and Tommy Kono were Honolulu , trying to catch up with ummit of Kilauea, along with The only woman fea tured at among the 100.) the huge amount of fan mail she In the midst of the mayhem, ha received, a well a sort out the ou le managed to keep in sl1 8pe bags and boxes of photographs, and trai n for the World Masters awards, clipping , programs and Long Course Swimming other memorabil ia accumulated Championship held in August at du ring this very exhausting but the University of Michigan at Ann memorable year in her life. But Arbor. After yet another brief tri p he's not taking it too easy. Back home, oule traveled to Michigan on a rigorou training schedule, to enter the competition where she Soule plans to compete in the Pan came in first in the five events she Pacific Masters Swimming entered and again set fi ve new Championship in Lahaina in June world record . of 1997. 0 Soule is now back in
- The youn•m Olympic champion, Aileen receiwdher !TOlJhy from KingAlw n I;W -~=:--· · ·"'"'::..:::- :::::::::=::~ for fancy diting.
0 U T R G G E R P A G E 3 As the Terrace Turns
The Lums, Vaughans and Kalis in February 1998. He's the ·econd ager and staff, members of the Gina Palminteri writes that he held a family reunion at the Club to member of the family to perform ymphony Board of Directors, other spent the Christmas holidays kiing at honor their cousin, Keith lkaia-Purdy, there. Several years ago, Palani OCC members and friends. Lake Tahoe. Despite the storms, he the young Hawaii-born tenor, who Vaughan, Pokii' brocl1er, and Paki's Ada Forbes was hostess for a got in several good days of skiing. A performed with the Honolulu father, gave a concert there. To com no-host lunch of OCC members who month later, ar rhe end of January, ymphony in late March. Keith, a plete the family connection, Danny gathered for a pecial 91 st birthday she went ro Vail for another ski trip tenor, and Kamehameha graduate, and Marilyn's niece, Maile Kali for Ada's sister, Frances Forbes. wi rh a group of 30. This time spring lives in Germany now. Reeves, plays first 1·iolin in the Relative and fri ends, including nro conditions prevailed. After his triumphant Hawaii Symphony. guests from the Big Island, enjoyed When Jerry and Carole Fisher trip, he returned to Europe where Jake and Lise Vaughan came the festi1•e occa ion... rook off for Ko'ele Lodge in mid he'll perform with the Vienna State home from Colorado for Spring vaca Things arc heating up for HOT. March ro celebrate their anniversary, Opera rhi Spring. Hi next U.S. tion to hear their cou in ing. AI o The Hawaii Opera Theatre Ball who was entertaining in the Great performance will be at Carnegie Hall attending the party were Keith's man- Committee is meeting at OCC once Hall bur Outrigger's own Ramona a month to plan their November ball. Te1·es and her group. The Ko'ele A group of 20, including the ball crowd wanted more, more, more and chairpersons Maggie Walker and Dr. the mu ic went on well pa t closing. James Maguire and opera lovers like Conrriburions 10 rhis column are Dicey Brinck are working hard on always welcome. Leave items for the the Romeo and Juliette theme. Stay Ediwr m !11e From Desk, fax 10 833- tuned for more news, or see them ... 1591 or emai/10 [email protected]. 13e sure 10 include your name and phone number in case addirional infonnarion is needed. (!)
John and Sue Mauhews enjoy a quiet dinner ar theOutrigger.
Outrigger members honoring Keith lkaia-Purdy after his S)·mphony concert are, from, ATllOid Lum, sitting Marilyn Kali and June Lum; sranding, Danny Kali, Pokii The Easter Bunn)' was agreat hit u~rh Kebey Vaughan, Paki Vaughan, JakeVau glum and Keith lktiia-Purdy. Sexwn a1 the Easter Sunday Bnmch.
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Bntc~ and Laurie Sloan ger ready for askigh ride ar 1\Yamt Springs Ranch Anne Hogan Perf}' (R) Susan Johnston Hemmings (RA) in Sun Valley wirh friends fromThe Netherlands. Direct Line 593-6474 Direct Line 593-6474 email: apeny@honolulu. n er email: hemmi11gs@dps. n er We are delighted to announce our move to Unse)' Robin, Bill Epsen mul Gloria Keller. Bill is Gloria's son mulwas visicing from Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties! San Francisco wirh his girlfriend. They enjoyed rhe Sunday Buffer Dinner ar rheClub. A move we feel will enhance our levels of service and commitment to market knowledge to better serve your needs.
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0 U T R G G E II PA GE -5 Kiss the Blarney Stone & Grab Your Shillelagh Hope you were there with us, decked out in green, on March 17 to celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the Club. Members and guests enjoyed a wonderful buffet of Irish Stew and corned beef and cabbage in the Main Dining Room, while in the Bar, patrons were treated to the enchanting piano playing of Don Connover, who dazzled u on the ivories. We sang along to lilting Irish tunes with our very own talented Ttsha Love and Stewart Kawakami each singing a tune. Enjoying festivities were I) Stew Kawakami and David Potter. 2) Don Machado, Maria Holland, Fred Holland and Mary Machado. 3) John Gesser and Patricia Colleen Dunn Gesser. 4) John Rader, Brant Ackerman, Michele St. John and Ann Martin. 5) Barbara Bryan and Darcy Kerrigan. 6) Gaye Glaser, Kay and Brad Bate and Helen Sheehan. Story and photo by Debbie Peck. 0
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#Kyle has shown amazing growth anc/ motivation as a result ol his time at Winners' Camp. Tuitioni ncludes one week's oaommodation and meals, more than II0 hours of oaeleroted learning, We encourage other educotionol molerio/s, course room supplies, full day Parent Seminar ond lntegrotion, ground parents to give their lronsporlofion ond Winners' (amp T-shirl. For a brochure teenager the opportunity Call our hotline: 263-6909 to experience this To speak to someone personally Call: 263-0177 leadership training." John 8 Carla Margenau Enrollment in eoch comp is limited. Kyle's Parents Winners ' Camp is a non·profil organization.
I' A G E - 6 0UT RIG GE il DISC 0 PARTY
By Carolyn Wingard Ir was a ·cene straight from aturday Night Feve r. The moment you walked into the completely transformed Disco Dining Room, you felt your body being mken over by the music and magic of yesteryeil r. The memories we all shared in the 70's were relived in every Travolta wanna-be strutting his stuff, from the polyester suits to the Disco Ball reflecting every gold chain. Laughter and applause were shared by all as we watched the girls turn ing ro every whim of the wild and crazy moves that the music induced. Culm inating in a dance contest won by Norm Dunmire and Tish Love, who would have thought the moves of the 70's would resurface so quickly in their hustle frenzy. As original as any move we sa w, were the costumes sport ed by all. Michael Schwinn walked away with first place in his original polyester suit worn by all in the height of the di co craze. Stephanie Smarr rook second. I think we now understand the "glamour to the hilt" thing a bit better. Once again a big thank you to all who attended. You made it a success. And ro those of you who couldn't ilttend, mark your calendar for the next exciting event from the Entertainment Committee. (il ColonySurf
Club President Bmnr Ackerman and u~fe Stephanie ar disco parry. (Next to OCC) Extras include: • Washer/D1Jle1' • Maid Service • Beautifully Furnished • Sunsets • 1'urqttoise Blue Water • Diamond Head Vt:ews
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0 lJ T ll G G E ll P AGE-7 1997 Standing Committee Chairs International Buffets All buffer include Appetizers, Salad Bar, Theme Entrees, Carving Station and De err Bar Greg Moss Kalani Schrader Kurt Mitchell Admi ion & Membership Athletic Building & Grounds
May 2 · Hawa iian May Day Luau
Jeff Zimmerman George Cook Dr. Michael McCabe Entertainment Finance Historical June 6 • Pacific Rim Feast
July 4 • No Buffet Due to Macfarlane Canoe Regatta
Duane Walker John Goody Genie Kincaid House Long Range Phmning Public Relations
Augusr I - Flavo~rs of France and Spain Kamuela SeptemberJ 5 · Enclle Summer Are you ready for the country? Lobster BBQ Because it's time to go! Mauna Kea Fairways Sandalwood at Waimea Anekona Estates Mauna Lani Resort October 3 - Oktoberfest Kohala Ranch ~· Puu Lani Ranch Nani Paniau · Waikii Ranch ~ Mokuloa "'<·':,::;:. · Maliu Ridge ~ November 7 · Autumn Game Buffet ~.:''~,~~!;.~?~· ~ William N. Jardine Realtor December 5 • Hukilau Seafood Buffet
Keiki o ka 'aina • Buyer's Representative· Waimea resident since 1957. Reservations Sugge ted Main Dining Room 923- 1585 1599 Phone: 808 I 885-6061 - P.o. Box - FAX: 808 I 885-6063 Kamuela, H196743
P AGE·8 0 U TRI GG E II 1997 Athletic Subcommittee Chairs
Paula Crabb Bill Danford Joie Gopez Chris Moore Canoe Racing Kayak/One Man Canoe Golf Padd leboard
~. ·~·I ~· ~"" ,' , -~..... Don Eovino Tom German Jim Gaddis Arnold Lum Running Running Softball Swi mming
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Heidi Hall Robert Gifford Surfing Water Polo
Robby Farrow Gloria Keller Stevie Li Surfing Tennis Volleyball
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0 U T IIIGGER P AGE-9 they bill OCC. Everything is done cover letters wi th enough general Reciprocal Club Review with cash, or your personal cred it information written in English to care!. Tippi ng is permitted. gi vc you a good idea of what the By Valerie Davis club is located. The club has about On the athletic side, there are club is Ii ke. House Committee 400 members. men' fi tness facilities avai lable ar Note: This is a reminder that The club is open Monday the other club locations in whenever you are traveling, either NOTE: Eigluh in a series of through Friday for lunch and din Rotterdam fo r rowing and sailing. on business or plea urc, if there is a l~ cciprow l Club Reviews, chis monch ncr, and informal dinner on In the OCC Executive Office club you particularly like and think feacures chc Royal Maas YachcClub in Sunday, but they are clo ed for the you will find two books with beau would be <1 goo I addi tion ro our l~ o ccerclam, Tlte Ne cherlands. month of July. AI o, the dress is tiful pictures of the club. list, please bring back information This i a new Wyau Jones, bt, O~n , I:37:26 James Bcaron, 2nd, Open, I: 41:36 David Buck, Isr, I8-29, I:43:08 Kala judd, 4th, Open, I: 43:40 For the Record Heath Hemmings, 3rt!, I8-29, [);wid Buck, Ist, I8-29, 1:47:28 OCCMembers 1:45:13 Tim Twigg-S mith, 2nd, 30-39, Maralhon James Beman, Ist, 30-39, I:4 1:49 I:47:49 Los Angeb ~ l ara rhon Kala Judd, Jrd, 30-39. I :44:08 Tom ~ l c ll gu ~, 2nd, 49-49, 2:03: I4 Luxuriate at 3/9/97 David Ma rchalll, 3rd, 40- 49. Kelly Fey, Ist, Open Women, Bob Ptlrt~ r 3:49. 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Suire IZ4 0 P A G E - 2 0 UT H I GGE1t Backward Glances 1997 OCC Parking Decals By Paul Dolan, Hi torical Committee 1987-10 Years Ago New faci lities at the Club to EffeC[ive May I, all members' Changing of Vehicles President: Thoma A. Haine prove your athletic prowe . A vehicle parking at the Club will be To obtain a new decal when a (2nd of 2 terms) rope for climbing has been placed required to have a new pmking vehicle is sold or otherwise dispo ed General Manager: Raymond P. in the corner of the volleyball court decal. The new parking decals are of, the old deca l mu t be returned Ludwig nearest to the telephone and stairs available from the Front Desk (scrapings are accepmble) or you R. Alex Anderson, a musical to the front wa lkway. It's a good Receptionist and will be i ued will be charged a 525 replacement legend in his own time. Wrote view from the top, try it. under the following conditions: fee. Club ong "Outrigger" and "Go We have a ba kctball back Punahou". Joined OCC in 1909 as board on the upper level of the Registration Cars Without Parking a tudenr member, initiated by parking lot. Good chance to Eligible members in good Decals improve your shooting skill and Alex Hume Ford. (From article by standing will be given a registration Reciprocal and Guest mem game. (If they could only ce us Frank E. Walton, OCC May 1987) card to complete and sign. Upon bers must show the ir current Club now with our out mnding completion of registration, the card to attendants and sign a chit Club/gym.) 1977-20 Years Ago Receptionist will issue a new park for the posted rate when parking Pre ident: Robert A. ing decal. The charge fo r each new between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. The Anderson, Jr. 1957--40 Years Ago decal i $2.00. charge will be wai,·cd if a purcha e General Manager: Norman President: Frederick E. Steere, is made in the Dining Room, Hau Rcidc Jr. Number of Decals Allowed Terrace or Bar and the parking chit PINTLES & GUDGEONS General Manager: E. P. "Ted" Life, Senior, Rcgulnr, is given to the serve r. After 5 p.m. Club-sponsored, U.S. Coast Guard Magill lnrcrmcdintc Members: one decal there is no charge. Auxiliary taught ailing classes, For many years rhe OCC per member. Second deca l may be There is lim ited parking avail now amidships, produce watery fought to keep canoe racing al ive, issued to card carrying pouse or able for cars of authorized guests. pills Saturday mornings when Club practically single handed. It, with As ociate Spouse member. Plea e inform the Parking commodore Dave Hoffman, Ken Hui Nalu, succeeded and the A ociate, Nonresidenr Atrendant or the Front De k, in Brown, Don Machado and Jon growth of the "Sport of Kings" i Members: one decal per meml er. advance, that you will be having Haig help the novices put the class largely due to the stick-to-it-ness of junior Members: one deca l per guests. The posted parking rate will room to ca. (from Skipper's Log by OCC old-rimers who "never say member who has a valid driver's be charged for parking before 5 Bob Costa) die". The OCC crews have every· license. p.m., except when there is a pur· thing-canoes, coaches, material chase in the Dining Room, Hau 1967-30 Years Ago and a fine place to train and prac Decal Placement Terrace or the Bar and the parking tice. (Wow! Look at the sport Pre ident: Thoma M. Arnott The new decal is to be affixed chit is given to the server. There i General Manager: Peter Van now.) in ide of vehicle's windshield, lower no charge for parking after 5 p.m.0 Dorn left hand corner, driver's side. MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES Remetnber your loved ones whose ashes have been scattered at sea Monday May 26 9 a.m. Hau Terrace Conducted by Reverend William Kaina Bring Leis or Loose flowers to scatter O U TRI GG ER p A G E • 3 KAHALA KUA THE ViEWS INSPIR.E YOU. THE O!JALITY ENTICES YOU. THE VALUE CONVINCES You. Secure your fu ture w iLh a custom r·esidcnce in Kahah Kua, the new gated neighbo r- hood in E3sl H o no lu lu. S o li d steel-frame constructio n and custo m ve rsatility, with these fc:~tures: • Mediterranean style accents, with stu cco exteriors and m o nier t ile roofs • Studio Becker Zeyko kitchen with w:~ l k -in pantry • Sub Zero t -c fri ge r:~ to t · • Gaggenau cooktop :~nd oven • Co ri:~n countertops • Kohler p lu m b ing fi xtures. All t his, and more Start i ng at $570,000, fee simple. Visit out· new M odel H o m e today. U0 W T0 f I t1 0 US: To visit Kahala Kua, take H-1 to Kalanianaolc Highway. Turn Ie li on\V aa Sn-eer. then righr on w Poola Street. Com inue to the 1o p of Poola to Kahala Kua's gated entry. OHN SAT. 2p.m.- Sp.m., SUN. NOON TO Sp.m. J l}{, Courtesy to Hrokc r (:tgcnr must accomp.my diem). ThePrudent1al ~ ''f Locations - ,, ~,,~ \\'un .•n ,\"'""'"· t.... . Studio &rkn Z.tyko kitrhm 735-SJOO 735-2·111 1997 Canoe Racing Schedule OCC Volleyball Slamming Into Nationals Date Event/Sponsor Location/Course By Jon Andersen Chris Crabb, Rob Durand, T. C. The USVBA National Gray, Marc Haine, Charlie Jenkins, May 3 Pops Pukea lronman Kailua Beach Park to Championships will be held in Bill Johnson, Jimmy Kalaukoa, 8a.m. Koolau Canoe Club Waimanalo Kansas City, Missouri from May 24 Alan Lau, Tom Madison, Scott Beach Park & Back through May 31. Outrigger will Rigg, Randy Shaw, Ralph Smith, enter teams in the Men's Open, 35s, and Jon Stanley. May 10 Kala Kukea lronman Maunalua Bay Beach Park 8a.m. Hui Nalu Canoe Club 40s and possibly the 45s, And since Players are allowed to overlap some of our spikers are of age this and play on two age group teams. May 17 George Perry Memorial Keiki Race Kailua Beach Park year, Outrigger will also enter a A combination of the members on 8a.m. Lanikai Canoe Club Mens 30s team. Nationals attracts the Mens 30s team may pick up about 45 teams from around the Stein Metzger, Jason Olive, Brian June 1 Clement D. Paiaina Regatta Keehi Lagoon Beach Park world. Last year, the Open team Wells, Kevin Wong, and Scott 8:30a.m. Healani Canoe Club placed 5th, the Mens 40s finished Wong to form the Open team. second, and the 35s won their Kanoa Ostrem has been June 8 King Kamehameha Regatta Kailua Beach Park championship. coaching the Boys 14s, 16s and 18s 8:30a.m. Kailua Canoe Club Members of the Men's 30s teams, and Kisi Haine has been June 15 Leeward Kai Regatta Nanakuli Beach Park team include Steve Corbelli, Tom coaching the junior girls team. 8:30a.m. Leeward Kai Canoe Club Harrer, Keoni Kowalski, Adam Both coaches have been doing a Lockwood, John McDermott, super job with their players, and June 22 Waimanalo Regatta Waimanalo Beach Park Danny Mcinerny, Matt Rigg, and will be preparing for the upcoming 8:30a.m. Waimanalo Canoe Club Chris Siegfried. Junior Volleyball Festival in Davis, Members of the Men's 35s and California, which attracts over 500 July 4 Walter J. Macfarlane Regatta Waikiki Beach 40s include Jon Andersen, Kimo teams, and also the junior 8:30a.m. Outrigger Canoe Club Brown, Jim Bukes, Mike Cote, Olympics. (I} July 12 Blue Hawaiian Moonlight Concert Waikiki Shell 5:30p.m. Club Captain's Corner July 13 John D. Kaupiko Regatta Keehi Lagoon Beach Park 8:30a.m. Hui Nalu Canoe Club By Kalani Schrader May is shaping up to be a busy month for OCC athletes. The canoe July 20 Oahu Championship Regatta Keehi Lagoon Beach Park 8:30a.m. OHCRA racing season is getting started with two pre-season long distance races. On Saturday, May 10, Hui Nalu is sponsoring the Kala Kukea lronman race August 2 State Championship Regatta Hilo Bay Beach Park starting at Maunalua Bay Beach Park ... And then on the following 8:30a.m. HCRA Saturday, May 17, Lanikai will be sponsoring the second annual George Perry Memorial Keiki race held at Kailua Beach Park. Last year, OCC Jr. August 17 Duke Kahanamoku Women's Race Kailua Beach Park to Rigger crews brought home two firsts and a second place finish ... Coaches 8a.m. Lanikai Canoe Club Moku Lea Island and crews get ready! .. The men's volleyball program will be working hard to qualify for this year's USVBA national championship tournament which August 17 Kailua Bay Men's Race Kailua Beach Park to will be held in Kansas City from May 24-31. Good luck ... And don't for· lOa.m. Lanikai Canoe Club Duke Kahanamoku Beach get the OCC sponsored Open Ocean Invitational Swim scheduled for Aug 23 Kailua Bay Men's Iron Challenge Kailua Beach Park to Saturday, May 10. . . Good luck to all OCC participating athletes and sup· 8a.m. Kailua Canoe Club Moku Lea Island porters who make these events a success. eJ to Moku Lua and return Outrigger Canoe Club • 1997 Paddling Coaches Aug24 Dad Center Women's Race Kailua Beach Park to OCC 8a.m. Outrigger Canoe Club Head Coaches Mark Sandvold Upper Division Traci Phillips Women Steve Scott Aug30 Queen Liliuokalani Races Kona Bay to Honaunau Upper Division & return Girls 12 Jaren Hancock Men Kalaju~d Boys 12 Mike Town Sept. 7 Catalina Channel Crossing Newport Beach to Girls U/14 Traci Phillips Women Masters/ Catalina Island & return Boys 13/14 Bill Bright Senior DiGuild Girls 16 Kalani Schrader Women Golden/ Sept. 7 E Lau Hoe Women's Race Magic Island to Pokai Bay Boys 16 Paul Friese Masters DiGuild 8a.m. OHCRA Beach Park Girls 18 Marshall Rosa Men Masters/ Boys 18 Dave Buck Senior Mark Sandvold Sept. 14 Skippy Kamakawiwoole Race Maunalua Bay Beach Park 8a.m. Outrigger Canoe Club to Nanakuli Beach Park Bruce Black Women Novice B Donna Kahakui Men Golden Sept. 28 Bankoh Na Wahine 0 Ke Kai Hale 0 Lono, Molokai to Women Novice A Liz Perry Masters Bruce Ames 7:30a.m. Na Wahine 0 Ke Kai Duke Kahanamoku Beach Conne Sutherland Men Novice B Todd Bradley Oct. 12 Bankoh Molokai Hoe Hale 0 Lono, Molokai to Men Novice A Tracy Selling 7:30a.m. OHCRA Duke Kahanamoku Beach OUTRIGGER PAGE-15 Reminders to OCC Members With summer gening close, to the person whose name appears erages allowed. Reading material not to be used for any commercial ir's a good time w remind members on the membership card and-as prov ided is not to be removed . purpose or for conducting any TV, of the following House rules. applicable-that person's spouse Surfboards and other large anicles radio, press interview, conference or and their children under I0 years of arc not to be transported through professional photography without Identification Cards age when accompanied by the the Lob by. prior explici t approval of the Board A Member hip Card is issued member. of Directors. to each member bearing the mem Spouses of Members holding a Boardroom There shall be no display of ber's name and membership num valid Spouse Card may use the The Board of Direcwrs has badges or name tags on Club ber. The card is required to obmin Club facilities unaccompanied by priority use of the Boardroom. premises, unless authorized for spe all goods and ervices and may be their spouse, invite gue ts and sign Club comminee are authorized u e cial functions. used only by the person w whom chits on their spouse member's of the Boardroom for an approved issued. Cards are non-transferable account. activity at time specified and regis Bulletin Boards and subject to cancellation for The privilege of signing chits tered with the Executi ve Secretary Signs, posters, notices or cause at any time by the Board of is reserved for the person whose on a first request fir t re ervation advertisements for other then Directors. name appears on the membership ba is. The Club duty manager is authorized Club related functions Spouse Cards are issued to identification card and may not be authorized to unlock the room and and activities are not permitted spou es (aka "spouse members") of delegated to anyone, other than thereafter secure it-only for an anywhere within the Club. Items Voting Class, Nonresident or spouse holding Special Guest approved activity. Furnishings will posted on Club bulletin boards arc Service Members upon the sponsor Cards, for any reason. There arc no not be removed or re-arranged to be coordinated with and completing li nd returning to the exception . Any violation, by chil without permission of the General approved by the Club Manager. Receptionist at the Front Desk a dren or others, is cau e for automat Manager. Only beverages and/or Official committee postings are to green special guest card application ic suspension of Club privileges. foods authorized for approved activ be coordinated in advance with the which is ava ilable upon request. Membersh ip entitlements ities are allowed. Minimum dress Executive Secretary. Card remain valid unless canceled include the use of like private clubs code, no tank tops or swimwea r. by the sponsor through the Business around the world with which the Complaints Office. OCC has agreements. A list of Commercialism Employees are directed by the these clubs is available at the Front No member or guest shal l be Board of Directors to report Parking Desk. Reciprocal privileges, approached on Club prem ises for observed violations of house rules Limited parking facilities, charges and accommodations vary business purposes except by invita to the General Manager for appro including a bike rack, are ;wailable from club to club. The Executive tion. No petitions sha ll be circulat priate disciplinary action. Secretary will issue introductory in the Club garage 6 a.m. to mid ed, nor subscriptions, funds or All complaints regarding Club night. Safety regulations arc posted cards at a nominal fee w qualified donations solicited unless expressly services, breaches of normal social in the garage and enforced by park member upon request. authorized by the Bylaws. The use conduct or other Club matters are ing fac ility attendants. of the Club's name, stationery, to be made directly to the Club Lobby addre or telephone number for management. 0 Membership Privileges Persons in swilmrear are not busines purposes is prohibited. Membership privileges apply to loiter in Lobby. No food or bcv- The facilitie of the Club are 8 U N D A Y M A Y EXTRAVAGANT BREAKFAST BUFFET TWO FRESH EGGS, ANY STYLE CORNED BEEF HASH 11.95 With your Choice of Ham, Bacon, Portugue e With Poached Eggs and Steamed White Rice or Link Sausage or Canadian Bacon and or O'Brien Potatoes 7.50 Or Steamed White Rice or O'Brien Potatoes 6.95 PANCAKE OSCAR STARTERS TRADITIONAL EGGS BENEDICT 8.65 Layered with Honey and Brown Sugar, Freshly queezeJ Orange or Grapefruit Juice Topped with Meringue and served with 2.85 VEGGIE OMELETIE Strawberry Sauce 7.75 Chilled Half Papaya Filled with Fresh Fruits Three Egg Omelette fi lled with Spinach, 3.75 Artichoke Hearts, Diced Tomatoes, Olives, FRESH SAUTEED MAHIMAHI Bowl of Fresh Strawberries Mushrooms and Green Onions with Steamed With Tomato Concasse and Cilantro With our Cream and Brown Sugar 4.45 White Rice or O'Brien Potatoes 8.25 and served with Steamed White Rice 22.50 Smoked Salmon with Petit Rye and condiments 7.50 WAIMANALO TARO AND BROI LED NEW YORK STEAK AND EGGS SWEET CORN PANCAKES Two Eggs Any Style with Sauteed Mushrooms BREAKFAST ENTREES Topped with Grilled Bananas 6.50 Choice of Chilled Juice and Breakfast Pastries, Reservations: 923-1585 Toast with Preserves f' A C. E - 6 0 U T H G G E ll March Kayak/One Man Canoe Madness By Bill Danford be at times, all who have started Kelly Fey, Nicole Wilcox, and M () I I T J( c; c; E R 7 Calendar May Monday_____ Iuesday Sunday Wednesday ___Thursday: __ _ Friday Satulllay__ ~- Bring MOTHER TO THE CLUB for Mother's Day on May 11 1 2 3 Breakfast Buffet 8:30 • I pm • Buffet Dinner 6 • 9:30 pm MAY DAY Regular Lunch Hau Terrace Lunch Regular Lunch HAWAIIAN LUAU Traditional Club Memorial Day Services for Members and & Dinner Service CLUB BUFFET Regular Dinner Senice loved ones on the Hau Terrace, 9 am, May 26 Dining Rm. ~ Leis arc welcome for scattering off shore 6pm ~ Dancing 6:30 pm 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------10 .... BRUNCH 8:30 am N 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 MOTHER'S DAY Noon Bridge Regu lar Lunch Rt'glllar Lunch Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Hau Terrace Lunch BRUNCH S:JO am & Dinner Senice & Dinner Scn•icc & Dinner Service & Dinner Service Hau Terrace Regular Dinner enice Prime Rib Buffet Lunch & Dinner Dining Room 6 pm Dancing 6:30 pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 BRUNCH 8:30am Noon Bridge Regular Lunch Regu lar Lunch Regular Lunch Regular Lunc h Regular Lunch & Dinner Senice & Dinner Scnice & Dinner Senice & Dinner Sen ice & Dinner Senice Prime Ri b Buffet Hau Terrace Dining Room 6 pm Lunch & Dinner Dancing 6:30 pm 25 26 27 28 31 BRUNCH :30 am HOLIDAY Regula r Lunch Regular Lunch Hau Terrace Lunch Memorial Day Sl'c. 9 am & Dinner Sen-icc & Dinner Service Regular Dinner Senice Prime Rib Buffet Noon Bridge Dancing 6:30 pm Dining Hoom 6 pm Hau Terrace Lunch ClubBBQ6pm Club BBQ 6 pm June Thursday___ _ Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Saturday --~-, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 BRUNCH :30 am Noon Bridgt! Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Hau Terrace Lunch & Din ner Sen•ice & Dinner Senice & Dinner Service Pacific Prime Rib Buffet Hau Terrace Rim e Regular Dinner Service Dining Room 6 pm Lunch & Dinner BUFFET ~ 6 pm Club BBQ 6pm 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 BRUNC H 8:30 am Noon Bridge Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Hau Terrace Lunch & Dinner Sen ice & Dinner Senice & Dinner Scnice & Dinner Senoice Prime Rib Buff~ t Hau Terrace Regular Dinner Senoice Dining Room6 pm Lunch & Dinne r Club BBQ 6 pm 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Father'>D ay Noon Bridge Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Regular Lun ch Regular Lunch Hau Terrace Lunch BRUNCH 8:30am & Dinner Senice & Dinner Senoice & Dinner Service & Dinner Senoice Hau Terrace Regular Dinner Senoice Dining Room 6 pm Lunch & Din ner Club BBQ6 pm 22 23 24 25 26 28 BRUNCH 8:30 am oon Bridge Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Regular Lunch Hau Terrace Lunch & Dinner Senice & Dinner Service & Dinner Smice Prime Rib Buffet Hau Terrace LIVE MAINE LOBSTER Regular Dinner Scnice Dining Room6 pm Lunch & Dinner Resmations Dining Rm 6 p.m. Club BBQ 6 pm 29 30 Father's Day Brunch and Buffet • Sunday June 15 BRUNCH 8:30am Noon Bridge Club Buffet on June 6 is Pacific Rim, come taste the cuisine of Prime Rib Buffet Hau Terrace countries bordering the Pacific Ocean Dining Room6 pm Lunch & Dinner FOUR-count 'em... 4 June Summer Barbeques are back on the Hau Terrace and Snack Shop, every Saturday all summer long. l' t\C;E 8 0 U T It G G E It shall sponsor an applicant for mem Board Briefs bership." A !opted 2/1 1/97 ... The last paragraph of Board Policy Board Briefs is raken from the 2.2.1 0.2 Financial Hardship was minwes of the Board of Direcwrs meet ch;mgcd to read: "No member or ing of Febntm;• 20, 1997 and the their pause on Inactive Status, may Exewtive Commiuee meeting of March make usc of the Club or have any 13 , 1997. other membership privileges except The Colony Surf Hotel is Auditor's Report-The as provided in Section 2.2.5.4 A reopening in full splendor Financial Statement Audit for the spouse who has an Associate spouse year 1996 was presented to the Board membership, must relinquish their on August 1, 1997 afi:er an by Pannell Kerr Forster. membership while their spouse is on extensive renovation. Secretary's Report- Five financial hardship status" ... members were su pended for 15 days Membership count was 4,277 as of due to fai lure to pay their account on January 31, 1997. In the interim, we are time. President's Report Manager's Report President Brant Ackerman reported offering you, our neighbors, Reciprocal club usage was up last that the Admi sions and a $175 rate for our 900 sq.ft. Membership Committee will take monrh. ocean front condominiums. Building & Grounds charge of Admissions and Report- The Architectural Review Membership issues and then take them to the Board for approval. The Committee policy was approved by From now to August 1st, the Board and new names for the Executive Committee will rake committee will be presented at the charge of all di ciplinary action. members and their friends next B&G meeting. The goal is to have management and and family can take advan House Report-A presenta the Board involved in planning mat tion was made recommending that ters. Gregg Robertson wa added to tage of this special offer. the Logo Shop be moved to a larger the Executive Committee. area to accommodate walk-in cus Executive Committee ronms. The House Committee feels Agenda-The agenda will be a fol When a reservation is made that a more attractive Hawaiian low : May- Clubhouse Manager by an Outrigger Canoe Club theme in the Logo Shop and evening Report/Maintenance Program; hours might increase sale . The June-Human Resource , Per onncl, member, mention this ad, Board asked that the committee pur Compensation, Benefits; July and you or yom· guest will Building and Grounds, Capital sue fixing the Logo Shop before receive our Ohana Offering. studying a move. Improvements, Surveys; August Admissions & Membership Budget Review/Long Range Plan Adjustments; September- Vice Report-Board Policy 2.3.3 relating We hope to welcome you to Eligibility to be a Sponsor, will President Activities include a new ection rim includes Report/ODKF/Aclmissions & ,.._. soon, nieces and nephews as ineligible ro Membership Trends; October sponsor an applicant for member Open; November-Open; ship. The policy will read as follows: December-General Manager's Year Aloha, "No immediate family (father, moth End Report; January-Open; er, sister, brother), aunts, uncles, February-Open. 0 nieces, nephews and fir t cousins Tr HS.~-£/1 ~ Employee of the Month ~~o~H OTEL Since Shomyong Dc::mgpea is three children, 18, 15, and 13 years Employee of the Month again, old, attending college on the main P.S. Watch for our Outrifl: erf' ~, maybe by this time you can pro #~ land, McKinley, and La Pietra, Canoe Clu.h granil opening o/fe1~ "' nounce her name. Don Figueira, respectively. She wants this oppor Food and Beverage manager tunity to brag on her youngest who describes her as a dependable hard \ placed first our of 52 in her Telep one, ~24 -311 1 worker, who helps with ordering, entrance exams. receiving, and just "helps." This lady is such a good Toll freeJ 888-924-Surf She' been at OCC seven mama, she is using her employee 2885 Kala"kaua Avenue years, three in the Pantry, and four awmd money again on her chil at the Snack Shop, which she likes dren. Honolulu, Hawari 96815 the best because she enjoy the Advice from Shomyong is to members and the activity. ear the special reriyaki chicken at She's been in Hawaii 25 years, the Shack Shop. 0 coming from Thailand. She has 0 U T ll G G E I! 9 Published by the CINCO DE MAYO Outrigger Canoe Club 2909 Kalakaua Avenue Honolul u, Hawaii 96815 Monday, May 5 Phone: 923-1585/921-1485 Fax: 921- 1414 DINNER BUFFET - 6 pm Dining Room: 92 1-1444 SALAD BAR Beach Attendants: 921- 1460 Logo Shop: 921- 1432 Assorted Crisp Garden Greens, Directors Yukon Gold Potato Salad, Four Bean llrant Ackcnn:m, !'resident Ma~ l'hilpotts·McGr.uh, Vice President Salad, Tomatoes Vinaigrette, ofOperations Jinuny McMahon, Vice President Assorted Grilled Sweet Peppers, ofActirities Tortilla Chips with Guacamole and llarold llcnderson, l'reasnrer/Finnncc Peter Nottage, Secretary Salsa and more Mark Buck, Assistant SecretmJ' l!ohen Moore, Assistant 7'rensurer Chilled Gazpacho Soup Christopher McKenzie, Mmissions & Membersbip Karllleycr IV, tltbletics ENTREES Mark Bu ck, !Juilding & Grounds Joyce Timpson, t'ntertnimuent Marinated Grilled Chicken Gregg l!obcnson, long Range !'Ianning Festive Steel Drum Music l!oben Moore, /louse Vera Cruz Liz l'crry, l'nblic Relations Beef and Bean Burritos from 6--8 p.m. K.111ika Gr.mt, 1/istorical Cajun Style Mahimahi Standing Committees Greg Moss, iltlmissions & Membersbip Tamales K.'llani Schr.ICicr, 1ltbletics Hau Terrace Open Seating Kun Mitchell , lluilrling & G'rormtfs Spanish Rice Main Dining Room - Reservations Jeff Zinnnemtan, Entertainment String Beans with George Cook, Finmrce Please Michael McCabe, llistorical Julienne of Sweet Onions Duane W;~kcr, /louse John Goody, Long Nmr.~e !'Imming Genie Kincaid, Public Relations Desserts Management Staff $15 Per Person John R Rader Jr., G'eneml Mmwger Kahlua Flan, Margarita Mousse Torte Gordon Smith, Comptroller and more Donald Figueim, f'ood & !Jel'emge Reservations: 923-1585 D;ll;d Kuh , Clubbuusc Manager Debbie Stanley, E.recuti('(J Secretary· Jo:mnc lluher, Secretary· Bar Specials include Corona Beer, Outrigger Staff Maril)ll Kali, Ht!itor Margaritas and Cabo Wabo Tequila I':Lx: 833· 1591 email: [email protected] On the Cot•er: Olym)Jian Aileen Soule luis s)Jtlll dte last year trareling around the United Gerry Dcllcncd cui, Assistant Editor States as the oldest living American Gold Medalisl. She won meda~ in the 1920 and 1924 @ I'IU~'TED 0:-l llECYCIJ'D 1',\llEil Kyoko O'Neill, tldrerlising Gmn~s and is still making wm•es in the pool. Barbara Dell'iano chronicles her busy year on Phone: 37.H 84G pag~ 2-3. Designed & Printed hy Obun llawaii, Inc. 'I11 e Outrigger Canoe Club Bulk Rate 2909 Kalakaua Ave nue US Postage llonolulu, llawaii 968 15 PAID Permit No. 174 Honolu lu, Hawa ii