Outrigger Celebrates

Outrigger Canoe Club padd lers won their second straight Hawa iian Canoe Racing Regatta championship on the 4th of July, capturing the 60th annual Walter J. Macfarlane Regatta at Waikiki Beach with a 16 point victory over second place Lanikai. The day started slowly and wound up with a bang as OCC won I0 of the last 18 events, including the women's freshmen, sophomore and senior races, the masters women 35, 45 and 55, the masters men 35 <1 nd 55, and the mixed open. Outrigger amassed 88 points, to Lanikai's 72, Hui Nalu's 50, Healani's 44, Hui Lanakila's 37 and Kailua's 35 in the AA division for larger clubs. The Macfarlane Regatta is the only wave mce on the OHCRA schedule, and features the skill of the various cl ubs' steersmen and women. With flat surf and only a few bumps, OCC's steersmen and women were challenged. In the age group events early in the day, it didn't seem to matter what lane Outrigger was in, the Members of !he Macfarlane family presemed !he u.inning ITOph)' 10 ace Head Coach Mike Mason . From left, Marion Miller, Lissa Guild, Billy Phii}JOt t~. Waller Guild, Mike Mason, Di bumps were always several lanes away. However, luck changed Guild. Front, Maree and Makenn Miller. as the day wore on, and the home club advantage paid off. In total Outrigger won 12 events, fi nished second six The winning freshman women crew was Ann Marie times, third four times, and fourth twice. The Boys I5 and 16 Mizuno, Sr.efanie Sman, crews started the Club off on its winning ways. Meaghan Hemmings, s!eers­ Sharing steering honors throughout the regatta were man Todd Bradley, U111rie Jimmy Austin, Jim Beaton, Todd Bradley, Ian Forester, Man Lawson and Mele Blaich. Gum·d, Walter Guild, Kisi Haine, Marc !-Iaine, and Aka Hemmings. The 4th of July, as usual, started at the Club with a break­ Masters Paddlers fast for paddlers, followed by the march to Waikiki. The open­ Keanuenue Rochlen and ing ceremonies featured Robert Cazimero, Manu Boyd, Leinaala Jeanne Jenkins form umnel Heine Kalama and Stefanic Smart. 10 u~e lcome back the win­ Stefanic brought chicken-skin to the crowd with her ren­ ning Senior \Vomen. di tion of the Star Spangled Banner. She filled in at the last minute for Guido Salmaggi, who missed his first Macfarlane in many years, due to his wife's illness. Stefanic said she has dreamed of singing at the Macfarlane since she was a little girl, and was thrilled to volunteer when she learned Guido wouldn't be making the trip from Florida to sing. Race announcer ordinaire Mike Buck was behind the microphone all day announcing the results of the various events, and keeping the Macfarlane trivia alive. This was the 25 th year that Mike has been the announcer at the Macfarlane Regatta. Men's Head Th

P A G E 2 0 U T R G G E R ) U L Y 2 0 0 2 Mary Smolenski, Kisi Haine, Jennifer Homer and Jennifer Thnyer enjoy chnmpagne afrer winning rhe Senior \\'lomen 's race.

Capturing rhe freshmen men's race were \Viii Estes, Bret Clmckovich , Noa/1Gib son, Andrew Esres and steersman Jim Beacon.

The Mixed OJ~en Crew brought home a firstJJiace Brady Jencks, Missy The Boys 15 won rhc firsr race Mowal, Ryan Mcumgltlin, Srew Kawakami and Cltrisrelle Haeringer. o( tile day for Outrigger Chrisropher Moy, Tain111 Marshall, Blaise Dubiel, Thomas Rorh, Alex Lyn and sreersman Jim Beacon. 1 The Balding family cheered on OCC crews Perer and May Balding, Kim AtiSiin, Mary and Perer Balding. Front: Trey and Liz Balding. 60th Walter J. Macfarlane Regatta July 4, 2002 RESULTS

A.A Division: !. Outrigger Canoe Club, 88. 2. Beaton), 1:57.81. 4:03.27. 4. Hui Nalu, 4:05.34. 5. Outrigger (Ann Cundall , Patty Mowat, l'nm Zak, Barbara L1nikni, 72. 3. Hui Nnlu, 50. 4. Healani, 44. 5. Women Novice B ( 1/4 mile) I. Hui Nalu (Debra Pinto, Carrie Chrisunnn, Trn cy Bradley, Bryan, Gerri Pedesky, Ian Forester), 4:11.24. 2. Hui l.anakila, 37. 6. Kailua, 35. (Krisry Rice, lvbry Lou Fleming, Florence Wendy Wichman, Kristen Crabb, Marc Haine), Lanikai, 4:23.04. 3. I lui Nalu, 4:24.92. 4. A. Division: I. Keahiakahoc, 26. 2. Anuenuc, Kawakami, Brenda Dunham, Joy Schoenecker, 4:25.49. 6. Hui Lanakila, 4:34.3 I. Healani CQ. Anucnue, 4:43.40. 5. Waikiki Surf, 4:50.01. 6. I 7. 3. Leeward Kai, 12. 4. Waikiki Surf, 10. 5. Kaui Pelekane), 1:37.21. 2. L1nikai, 1:39.51. 3. Men Novice A ( I mile) I. Lanikai (KellyT am Waimanalo, 5:11.70. ~lakaha, 5. 6. Waimanalo, 0. Keahiakahoe, I :52.9 1. 4. Kailua, I :53.69. 5. Sing, Ne,~ lle jones, Da1·id Manternach, john Men Masters 55 ( 1/2 mile) I. Outrigger (Chris Leeward Kai, 1:55.70. 6. Hui L1nakila, 1:59.37. Perc!I, Kaulana Young, Jim Foti), 7:12.12. 2. McKenzie, John Finney, Mike Clifford, Tay Special Event (1/4 mile) I. Kailua, 1:54.32. 2. 7. Healani, I :59.60. Outrigger (Scott Mattoch, Aaron Eberhardt, Perry, Roger Cundnll, Wa lter Gu ild), 3:54.58. 2. Anuenue, I :57.31. 3. Hui Nalu, I :58.39. 4. Mixed Novice 8 ( 1/4 mile) 1. Heabni (Brad Troy St. john, jim Cavanah, Keith Gendreau, An ucnue, 4:03.48. 3. Kailua, 4:09.16. 4. Lanikni, 2:00.83. 5. Hui L1nakiln, 2:02.1 2. 6. Harrison, James Canedy, Debbie Shinsato, jimmy Austin), 7:25.02. 3. Kailua, 7:25.98. 4. Kcahiakahoc, 4:11.76. 5. L1nika i, 4:14.84. 6. Healani, 2:02.52. 7. Outrigger Oean Cullinan, Sandrine Botinelli, Ann Matsumoto, Kelli Hui L:makila, 7:27.04. 5. Healani, 7:29.67. 6. Hui L1nnkila, 4:15.50. 7. Hui Nalu, 4:20.35. Kulani jenkins, Mooni Hara, jon Hunter, Wyatt Bullock), 1:39.80. 2. L1nikai, 1:46.75. 3. Hui Waikiki Surf, 7:37.88. 7. Hui Nalu, 8:16.68. Women Masters 45 (1/2 mile) I. Outrigger Starn, Marc Haine), 2:033 I. Nalu, 1:47.26. 4. Kailua, 1:49.69. 5. Makahn, Women freshmen (I mile) I. Outrigger (Ann (Ann Martin, Maureen Kilcoyne, jeanne Girts 12 ( 1/4 mile) I. Leeward Kai (Kourmey I :50.08. 6. Waikiki Surf, I: 50.92. Hui Lanakila Marie Mi:uno, Meleana Blaich, Meaghan jenkins, Michele St. john, Peg Danford, /..!arc Kaaihue, Tiana Kcaloha, Kalena Kai, Cheyenne DQ. Hemmings, Stefanic Smart, L1uric Lawson, Ti1dd Hainc), 4:24.87. 2. Kailua, 4:30.29. 3. Lanikni, Gohicr, Chinn Gohicr, Ryan Van Giesen), Men Novice 8 (1/2 mile) I. Hui Lnnakila Bradley), 8:04.60. 2. Lanikai, 8:14.82. 3. Hui 4:30.84. 4. Hui Nn lu, 4:32.23. 5. \Vaikiki Surf, I :54.76. 2. Keahiakahoc, I :55.53. 3. Anuenuc, (Robert Keller, Allen Mahuka, Mnrk Riegel, Nalu, 8:15.72. 4. Heal:mi, 8:38.49. 5. Kailua, 4:40.49. 6. Waimannlo, 4:52.26. 2:04.06. 4. Hui Nnlu, 2:09.03. 5. Outrigger Scott. Melemai, Gnvin SakagaiVa, Leighton 8:44.70. 6. Hui L:mnkila, 8:46.92. 7. Men Masters 45 {1 /2 mile) I. L:mikai (Bmcc (Brooke Hunter, judy Gronna, Paige LeMaster, Look), 3:36.67. 2. Waikiki Surf, 3:40.47. 3. Hui Keahiakahoc, 9:06.38. Lukas, Cory Mehau, Dennis Sallas, Fred Elimbcth Finney, Kelli Moy), 2:09.26. 6. Hui Nalu, 3:43.01. 4. Outrigger Oim Ashford, Men freshmen (I mile) I. Outrigger (Will Manunoto, Mike Collins, john Foti), 3:40.28. 2. Lanakila, 2:14.06. 7. Lanikai, 2:17.00. Markus Speidel, Todd Mooney, Fabio Ribcrio, Estes, Brct Chuckm•ich, Noah Gibson, john Makaha, 3:46.82. 3. Hui Lanakila, 3:47.12. 4. Boys 12 {1/4 mile) I. Keahiakahoc (Kahu Gregg Nichols, Marc Haine), 3:45.54. 5. Kailua, Wacker, Andrew Estes, Jim Beaton), 7: II. OJ. 2. Kailua, 3:47.50. 5. Outrigger (Doug Bechert, Cambra, La'akca Kahookclc, Kapili Olsen, 3:50.76. 6. Hcalani, 3:52.01. 7. Lanikai, Anucnue, 7: 12.26. 3. Kailua, 7: 13.45. 4. Hui Pokii Vaughan, Sian Markle, Bill Lawson, Mike Kapua Kalahiki-Anthony, Kyle Pnlcncia, 3:57.43. Nalu, 7:22.82. 5. \Vaikiki Surf, 7:27.70. 6. Schwinn, Aka Hemming>), 3:47.91. 6. 1-lui Kamuela Lau), 1:50.06. 2. Kailua, 1:52.33. 3. Girls 15 (1/2 mile) I. L1nikai (Jamie Stroble, Keahiakahoc, 7:56.32. Na!u, 3:49. 11. 7. Kenhiakahoc, 4:02.64. Lanibi, I :52.82. 4. Hui Lanakila, 2:02.45. 5. Katy Cai, johanna Chapman, Evan Dewey, Women Sophomore (I mile) I. Omrigger Women Open 4 ( 1/2 mile) I. Kcahiakahoc Outrigger Ueremiah Hancock, jonathan Leialoha Estrella, jim Foti), 3:56.78. 2. Oennifer Thayer, Paula Crabb, Lisa Livingston, (Cindy Powell, Melissa Dias, Hcmaile Enos, Gendreau, Charles Egeroal, David Markel, Riley Outrigger (Halli Van Lier Ribbink, Jamie Kelsey Buell, Karin Hansen, Walter Guild), Kamuela l.au), 4:11.26. 2. Healani, 4:33.00. 3. Sie\'CIIS, jon Beaton), 2:05.75. 6. Healani, Pietsch, Angie Giancaterino, Sara Harris, Kellen 8:02.35. 2. Kailua, 8:0-!.00. 3. Hui Nalu, Hui Lanakila, 4:23.65. 4. Lanikai, 4:32.45. 5. 2:06.50. 7. Hui Nalu, 2:08.66. Retchcr), 3:58.97. 3. Keahiabhoc, 4:12.07. 4. 8:19.84. 4. Hcal~ni, 8:46. 15. 5. Lanikai, Mnlwha, 4:33.18. 6. Kail ua, 4:48.40. 7. Hui Mixed 12 (1/4 mile) I. l.anikai (Elizabeth Heal:mi, 4:12.44. 5. Hui L1nakila, 4:15.27. 6. 9:15.56. Nalu, 4:58.19. Hawkim·Mahaulu, Sarah Mc·duff, Claire Dewey, Kailtm, 4:15.66. 7. Waimanalo, 4:24.77. Men Sophomore (I mile) I. 1-l ui Lanakila Men Open 4 (1/2 mile) I. Anucnuc (David Mina Gould, Max R;1usch, Scott Freiras), Boys 15 (1/2 mile) I. Outrigger (Christopher (Manny Kalukulualani, Aipa, Mel Puu, Napoleon, josh Stanbro, Denis Muller, Nappy 1:48.95. 2. Keahinkahoc, 1:49.89. 3. Anuenue, May, Tainra Marshall, Blaise Dubiel, Thomns Tomas Schlotman, Greg Poole, Kalama Heine), Napoleon), 3:44.42. 2. Hui l.anakila, 3:45.64. 1:51.72. 4. Leeward Kai, 1:56.06. 5. Hui Roth, Alexander Lin, jim Beaton), 3j 039. 2. 7:10.20. 2. Healani, 7:11.88. 3. Outrigger 3. Hui Nalu, 3:47.41. 4. L1nikai, 3:47.71. 5. Lanakila, 1:56.78. 6. Waimanalo, 2:0-!. 11. 7. Leeward Kai, 3:51.32. 3. Kailua, 3:51.89. 4. (Kevin Allen, Tom Allen, Sean ~ l onahan, Mark Outrigger (Bruce Black, jeff Brown, Tom Outrigger (Macy McMahon, Tani Nakarno10, Lanikai, 3:52.88. 5. Hui Nalu, 4:1 1.95. Sandvold, Byron Ho, Ian Forc5ter), 7:12.84. 4. Damon, jimmy AU>tin), 3:48.04. 6. Healan1, Mackenzie Metter, Chris Tucker, Cnscy Shibuya, Girls 16 ( 1/2 mile) I. Hcalani (Kaohi Segovia, Hui Nalu, 7:15.07. 5. Lanikai, 7:17.78. 4:16.62. 7. Kailua, 4: 17.67. Marc Hnine), 2:06.81. Mel Kcliipu lcole, Lisa Uehara, Skye Kanabolc, Women Junior (I mile) I. Hui Nalu (Maile Mixed 40 (1/2 mile) I. Hui L:makiln (Jon Glds 13 (1/4 mile) I. Lanikai (Amber Meek, Chancl Gasper, Veronique Nguyen), 4:11.48. 2. Chong, Tammy Knneaiiakala, Catherine Kukea, Coito, Ron Barron, Mel Mau, Adrienne Wilson· Rose Friedheim, Catherine l.au, Mackenzie Outrigger (Jennifer Tokin, Avery Cavanah, Ali Nicole Queyrel, Nicole Bates, Nninoa Yamasaki, Lena Soliven, Kuumomi Ho), N.T. 2. Doka, Tanya Hooper, jim Foti}, 1:56.19. 2. Rigg, Danielle DeMello, Whitney Dolman, Marc Thompson), 8:04.99. 2.l.anikai, 8:06.28. 3. Ouuigger (Billy Foytich, Kala judd, jimS teiner, Outrigger (Rebecca Sie1•errs, Amanda Harris, Haine), 4:14.73. 3. Waikiki Surf, 4:18.70. 4. Outrigger (Genie Kincaid, Kaili Chun, Malia Diane Stowell, Maile Ostrem, Kisi Hainc). 3. jessica Lunt, Kiana Cabell, Dcl'on Hughes), Hui Nalu, 4:3338. 5. Lanikai, 4:37.90. Kailua heoole, Pam jenkins, Tiare Finney, Todd Hui Nalu. 4. Lanikai. 5. Kailua. 6. \Vaikiki 2:08.37. 3. Makaha, 2:09.43. 4. Hui Nalu, DQ. Bradley), 8:08.55. 4. Hui Lmakila, 8:17.06. 5. Smf. 7. Kcahiakahoc. 2:10.49. 5. Kailua, 2: I I. 20. 6. Waikiki Surf, Boys 16 (1/2 mile) I. Outrigger (Darragh Kailua, 8:37.36. 6. Hcalnni, 9: 15.78. Men/Women Mixed (1 /Zmil e) I. Christcllc 2:1 5.19. 7. Keahiakahoe, 2:26.56. O'Carroll, Eric Salassn, Songmm Sinclair, Bret Men Junior (I mi le) I. Hui Nalu (David Buck, Haeringcr, StewKawnkami, Ryan McLaughlin, Boys 13 ( 1/4 mile) I. Lanikai (Patrick Dobn, Bcchcrt, justin Ohama, Walter Guild), 3:47.59. Kai Mowat, I)Jnny Loui, jake Mizuno, David BradyJ encks, Missy Mowat, Kisi H:tinc), River Kim, justin Faulkner, Collin Ague, Chris 2. Hui Nalu, 3:50.58. 3. Lanikai, 3:54.26. 4. Loui, Bruce Blankcnfeld), 7:28.69. 2. Outrigger 3:46.07. 2. Healani, 4:03.02. 3. Hui Lanakila, Kono, ~like judd), 1:35.56. 2. Hui Nalu, Healani, 3:57.67. 5. Hui Lanakila, 3:58.76. (Paki Vaughan, Luke Estes, Scott Steven..

PAGE-4 OUTRIGGER AUGUST 2002 Sophomore Women Sophomore Men I Karin Hansen, Li a livingston, Kelsey Buell, steersman Walter Guild, Byron Ho, Tom Allen, Kevin Allen, Mark Sandvold, Scan Monahan, Paula Crabb, Jennifer Thayer. steersman Ian Forester. - ...

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Junior Women llare Finney, Genie Kincaid, Pam Jenkins, Kai li Chun, steersman Todd Bradley, Malia Eversole. Master Women 35 Master Men 35 Kary Bourne, Jennifer Horner, Kisi Haine, Mary Smolenski, Nau Kamalii, Karl Heyer IV, Todd Bradley, Marc Haine, Walter Guild, Jim Beaton, steersman Ian Forester. teersman Jimmy Austin.

Master Women 45 Master Men 45 Peg Danford , Maile Ostrem, Jeanne Jenkins, steersman Marc Haine, Doug Bechert, Pokii Vaughan, Stan Markle, Bill Lawson, Mike Schwinn, Michele St. John , Ann Martin, Maureen Kilcoyne. steersman Aka Hemmings.

Master Women 55 Master Men 55 Gerri Pedesky, 13arlmra 13rynn, Pam Znk, Patti Mowat, Ann Cundnll, Tay Pen y, Mike Clifford, Roger Cundall, Chris McKenzie, John Finney, srccrsman ian Forester. steersman Walter Guild.

P A G E 6 0 U T R G G E R AuGusr 2 0 0 2 Is her 4th of )tdy hot for mom, Eli~abeth Finney, centh:; ~~enmg ceremony. ' performed at the lw contest before the race.

I~ od and Nancy Multer, now livinJ! in Netu/>Ort Beach, rewmeJ for rhe Macfarlane llegatw with rheir children P.]. and Paisley.

The Mixed 40 crew finislted in second l>lace - Kala Judd, Billy Foyrid1, Maile Om·ern, )im Steiner and Diane StOTt'eU.

Kimo Austin and grandson, Aukini Hunt.

Walter Guild, right, pours champagne for the winning Senior Women.

Michele Sr. John and A1111 M . their 4th o·'Jrl artm show 0r.r ~. 1 y rauoos. u

Pruldling with the Noviscc !3d 'troM )1111. Asllford MMkus • Jlet e ' , Fdhio Riberio, Gregg . ~~~~~ncl steersman Marc Hame.

A U G U S T 2 0 0 2 0 U T R G G E R p A G E 7 John Goss, member of rhe Punahou class of '42, hosted 47 classmates and others for their 60th reunion dinner in June. The preceding day's event for this group was din­ ncr at Elia Long's in Lanikai. A good time for everybody in both locations. They report one classmate from California attended her first reunion ever-what a special time. When Gerry DeBenedetti's San Barbara and Ellen Sanders wenc snowshoeinga cMe. Francisco cousin, Carol Guinasso, married \\Ierner in Sreamboot Springs, Colorado in ApriL on the mainland two years ago, Gerry prom­ ised her dinner for two at OCC as a wedding gift, but come and collect! Carol and hus­ band Ron Morgan, recent guests at the next door W Hotel, came ro claim their gift, two years later, but still welcome, and the three of them enjoyed the sunset and evening wedding gift. Carolyn Skinner was Diane Stowell, president of the UH named outscanding Swimming and Diving Booster Club, hosted ceacher{leccurer lry che the swimming and diving temns at their first Attending rhe Holy University of Hawaii Nari11it)' Ma)' Day Ka(Jiolani. annual banquet under new coaches Mike Program were Dede Anderson, swimming, and Mike Brown, div­ and Barron Gttss, ing. The buffet was delicious and the view rom, and Madison 'Of the ocean beautiful making a wonderful aTJ Zachary 0 Zachary setting for the festive event. The students was an esc on. were awarded their respective letters and special awnrds of bct~ uriful koa bowls and rings for the senior athletes. It was a delightful affair particularly seeing the swim­ mers and divers in clothes t~nd combed hair and cl1eir beautiful smiles. It was a gorgeous evening and hopefully one that will be repeated next year. Tim Guard was one of several friends who paddled their one-man canoes from Kihei to Molokini to help Aaron Placourakis celebrate his birthday. On their return, the paddlers were greeted by 50 friends, all wear­ ing togas and bearing lei for the Greek buf­ fer. Among cl1e Outrigger member's attend­ Vera Forbes, ri•hc, was ~~·elcomed back co che ing were Tim ;md Devon Guard t~ nd Chris islands afrer a rin·ec-year sray in Califomia, and Beth McLachlin with daughter Bckka. by Leonard Zurir and Helen Sheehan. Twain Newart will have a photo in the Artists of Hawaii Show at rhc Academy of Arts. There were 997 works Gathering (or a summer drink u-ere Shelley Aull submitted and 71 accepted. Congrats Twain. Hewirr, Cl1ristian Sdmieder, Kelly McMalwn, Contributions to this column Me Mary-}o Schull and Mmion Miller. always welcome. Leave items for the Editor at the Front Desk, fax to (808) 833-159 1, or email to [email protected]. The deadline for the October magazine is August 25. Items received after cl1at clare will be included in the November issue. Be sure to inc;lude your Lissa Guild and }olm Evelerh were manied name and phone number in cJ e dd itio al May 25 at Lanikuhonua. joining che celebra­ information is needed. cion were, from, Nicole Johnson, Nawlie Schull and Maree Miller. Back, \XIalrer Guild, Di Guild, Dwch Et!elech , Lissa Guild, John E11elcrh, rhe /lev. Ricci Guild Conger, Don Isaacs, Leslie }olmson and Chris Evelth.

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AUGUST 2002 OUTRIGGER PAGE-9 Master Plan Update

By Sue TeClnC)'er They discussed the most recent proposal tl1at would place the Fitness Nearly four years ago the Master Plan Committee was formed to identify Center in cl1e area now occupied by the "baby" volleyball court and the needs of the membership as we progress into the 21st century and deter­ extend it out over the roof of the Snack Shop. mine h01r to best update our facilities to meet those needs. This plan, though more modest in sco~ and less expensive than. The committee is dedicated to preserving rhe architectural design and earlier plans, was controversial. While some members at· the meeting integrity of our building and grounds and to ensure that all changes are consis­ voiced strong support for the Fitness Center, other members expressed tent with the overall mission and traditions of the Outrigger Canoe Club. serious concerns about cl1e possible loss of the "baby" volleyball court and The committee looked at the results of surveys taken in 1999 and 200 1. the impact of a roof on the Snack Shop. They gathered input from standing committees and interested members and Based on input from the June 14 meeting, the Master Plan considered membership and economic trends. Although surveys show that the Committee is pushing forward to come up with a plan !'hat: is attractive to majority of members are happy with bur current facilities, the committee found our diverse membership, economically viable, and acceptable to permit­ dw the area members would like most to see improved is the Fitness Center. ting authorities and our neighbors. The challenges are tremendous and The Board of DirectOrs engaged architect Ted Garduque to work with the the options limited. Master Plan Committee to advise it on design issues and draw up plans for the By the time this magazine goes to press the committee will have proposed changes. Several plans have been considered. Some involved dramatic held a full day session where they will consider proposals made during and changes such as exowating the sunken garden mea on the Kalakaua Avenue after the June 14 meeting, review tl1e strengths and weaknesses of previ­ side of the Club and building a Fitness Center there, or building a Fitness ous proposals, and devise a framework for a plan to bring before the Center where the volleyball courts are currently located and raising the volley­ Board. ball courts above the Fitness Center. In addition to Chairman Hancock, members of the Master Plan On June 14, 2002 the Master Plan Committee held a meeting and invited Committee are john Marshall, Glenn Perry, William Swope, Sue all members. At that meeting Comnrittce Chairman Jaren Hancock and Tetmeyer, Barbara Stehouwer, Alan Lau, Tom Fee, Bob Dewitz, Joyce Architect Garduque reviewed plans that have been considered over the years. Timpson, Gloria Keller, Don Parker and John Rader. They will try to keep members up-to-date on the committee's progress via this magazine and the web-site. They cannot guarantee that they will be able to respond to every comment and suggestion, but mem­ bers are welcome t:o make them (preferably in writing) to any comnlittee member. All suggestions will be considered if it is feasible to do so during the design phase in which they are received.

Calling all Amateur Photographers

By Mitzi MHrfJily Time to start tl1inking about the Annual OCC Photo Contest. If you have never entered your favorite photo, do it this year.

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The contest is open to all OCC members (except members of the Public Relations Committee), member spouses and children. Entry forms will appear in the September magazine. The deadline for entries is October 31. Photos sb0uld be the origi­ nal photo taken by the person submitting the entry. Entries are limit· eel to fi ve photos per person. All entries must be at least 8" x 10", mounted with the double stick tape (no glue) on foam core board, poster board or matte board. No color copies. No digit.l}l photos.

PAGE -10 OUTRIGGER AUGUST 2002 On Augu t 24, the life Olympic Games 0\·er two decades, winning three gold and two and legacy of Duke Paoa silver medals in swimming, and a bronze medal in water polo. Kahanamoku will be cele­ Revered world-wide as the "Father of In ternational Surfing," brated by the U.S. Postal Duke introduced the sport to the U.S. eastern seaboard, Europe Service and the people of and Australia. His accomplishments compelled Surfer magazine Hawaii with a commemora­ to declare Duke as the "Surfer of the Century". In addition, tive postage stamp in his Sports Illustrated magazine proclaimed him as Hawaii's greatest honor. Outrigger members athlete of the 20th century. are invited to join the cele­ Duke's remarkable exploits, striking good looks, powerful bration. physique, and natural grace captivated the world's attention and The stamp, depicting a established him as a global icon. He epitomized Hawaii's appeal. handsome young Duke with Presidents, kings and queens, movie celebrities, and superstar ath­ Waikiki Beach and letes sought him out. They were awed by his presence; he Diamond Head in the back­ charmed them as few could. drop, will be unveiled in an inspiring, spiritually moving ceremo­ Duke Paoa Kahanamoku was a water sports legend that ny on the l 12th anniversary of Duke's birthday. Hawaii proudly shared with the rest of the world. On August 24, Fittingly, Duke's commemorative stamp will be introduced the U.S. Postal Service and Hawaii's people will put a stamp on ncar his family's home, the Kalia section of Waikiki Beach that the legacy of his incredible life. now fronts the Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort and Spa. At about 1:30 p.m., the famed Polynesian voyaging vessel, Hokulea, will bring d1e stamp's welcoming delegation into Kalia Bay, including U.S. Senator Daniel Akaka, Chairman Robert Rider of the U.S. Postal Services' Board of Governors, a represen­ tative from the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation, and a member of the Kahanamoku family. The Polynesian voyaging vessels Makalii and Hawaii Loa will be moored in the bay awaiting their arrival, joined by an expect­ ed large contingent of surfers and canoe paddlers paying tribute to Duke's memory. A shore side ceremony will follow to dedicate the stamp. Paddling Program paddling program Afterwards, Duke stamps will be available for purchase from the Canoe Paddling at Outrigger Canoe Club u .• ~· • 1~r..o2 I· U.S. Postal Service inside Hilton's beachfront Tropics Cafe. ~ lflcfltfon - n. C::W,..., C.... Qa .as il:uQd.,. Wakm 6Pc.h a Stamp collectors may also obtain a first day of issue cancellation. 15DIIor the JIU"PP$t tJI P'HtfW'9 suring on bolnb: Md in tMOH. The i Brgis!fltion Form mtmbtrs ol our club httd tht 6tst MftUal W~fttt' T. MK!arlan. R~la a: Waikltti on Juty ' th, 19-13. t1 it: nowtht oldest ongomg outriggtt canoe That evening, beginning at 6 p.m., a luau presented by the Practice Scbodu!o m:ing OYent in Htw~ii Ptddlfng Htw;t Native Hawai ian Hospitality Association, will be held on the Mission - Wt n eommc!1ed to ptCMdiftg an ~ eanoe p..J6Ang program fot tnen'l!Mrs to compete W be IUC-ttssillllt the t.ghts:t lwll lawn fronting the Hilton Lagoon featuring entertainment by spe­ The t mphasrs is: to prcMde a t aft, lJn trMronmtna for membtts to tum skills and dM iop kno.itdgt nectnff)' to pat1 icipatt, to instil the values for the Luau may be purchased for $90 by of rospocl, •espon$lbiliey and sportsmanship lo eel. team. club and cial guests. Tickets communily; t nd to suppott compel ilion and exp.eriencos for w;nnin9. P•ddle Home calling Aloha Festivals at 589-1771. Proceeds from the Luau will Membership - AI ptcklerl on o... C:t'I'WS must bt lnCIMdual ~of Bullllin Board the Outrigger CanOt Club • tht time tht seaton beg~ns ~~a parent or go to the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation and the sibling Is a memb.,, Tht appliCation ptoten may belnitiated by a Regular Member oftht Outri99tr C1not Club &or mdMduals ten years of ilgt and NHHA. oadtr. The I'Mtnbtlll'llp PfCCIII mu&t be conducted tlwough theAdmltsioo Conwnlftee Md il USUJiy takn a ye• or .._., b adub ard 11 StHa &U bo opamorod by. The tentative list of entertainers for the luau are , """""'"'Regtlfot - - lot.. JurOooCIIOdNft mombonhop. "-,..., Myrtle K. Hilo, Mahi Beamer, , Nina ::.~:~::~~: ~ ~:~bt~!::::'~ ~o:.rt:~:;~ :'a O:G~h~C::~:;: and a ttc.anl pho1ogtaph tS ,...,dto eompltlelbl ''~ Thtte a.-ow Kealiiwahamana, Reign, Les Ceballos, Aaron Sala, Tihati DFS. - · -unondloaloriiJO'"Pl• ond!lloloogdisUna! The masters of ceremonies will be Kimo Kahoano and Cha seasons. Paddling Season - The R~ttna uuon begaM ._ e at1y ..Junt and tnds in Thompson. urly Augus:l tithe StMe Championthlps. Tht Long Oislann uason bt!F'S in Augvst tnd tncfs with lht: Nt VI~ 0 t(e Kti in la:l' The Duke's commemorative stamp will be the centerpiece of Sopttm!m ood lllo -·-...... ,.Oct-- a month-long calendar of water sports activities and host of spe­ cial events celebrating his iife and achievements. A full-blooded Hawaiian and descendant of Hawaiian ­ ty, Duke first emerged on the world stage at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, winning a gold medal for the U.S. in the 100-meter freestyle swim in record-setting time. He competed in four

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By Don Eovino category, Outrigger members The Srh Annual swept all the awards raking Outrigger Biathlon on june 22, first, second, and third with 2002, was a resounding success. Peter Caldwell, Frederick There were 11 2 biathletes and Giles, and Jim Stahl respective­ 21 relay te(lmS. Dave ly. Stackhouse scored a come­ Candes Gentry took from-behind victory after fourth place. Karen Sundstrom entering the water in fourth finished in second place in her place. age group, Laurie Sloan took a The run was a flat fast 3. 1 fi rst place and Barbie Dial­ mile around the park on Crandlemire came in third. the sidewalk . The weather was Jan Newhart took first place in a cool, sunny, perfectly beauti­ her category. ful Hawaiian summer day In the Relay Division, accented by the shower tree's husband and wife team Uli and in full morning bloom. The Joanne Klinke proved unbeat­ Mau Kresser Amold Lum run transitions into an invigor­ able again by winning the ating rough water 800 meter mixed division by a landslide swim in front of the Outrigger over all other relay divisions. beach and finishes on the Gerry DeBenedetti and Colony Surf Beach. The partner Vern Hinkley took water is always unpredictable third place in their division. for this event, from rough surf, Volunteers are required to high tides, a jelly fi sh invasion make it happen-too numerous last year, ro a hidden current to mention all but those wor­ this year at low tide threaten­ thy of additional praise are: ing unwary swimmers. Jon Hunter and his wife Kim David Srackhouse and Anrhony Cambra Dave's strategy was to hug and family who coordinated finished one-rwo. the right side of the reef going the race applications, Terri out. The current became Needels who created and swiftest at the turn buoy, forc­ served as keiki race director, ing everybody sideways, but Candes Meijide who offered Dave snuggled against the assistance with packet pickup Candes Gemry, ]an buoy. By now Dave had caught and late-race registrations, and Newhart, Don Eovino the lead swimmer. Stroking wherever help was needed, back to the beach Stackhouse Hiroko Eovino who was cut­ was able to increase his lead by ting fruit, muffins, bananas, an additional two minutes. bagels, handing out t-shirts, Dodging swimmers and marking sweaty arms and flailing arms, and looking up to thighs and handing out water avoid head-on coll isions, Dave to thirsty runners from 2-7 p.m. came out the water ahead of Friday and 4-10 a.m. Saturday everyone with an astonished morning. look on his face as he took first Special thanks to the place overall with a time of Club management: John Rader, 31:38. Don Figueira and Liz Ventura, Other age group competi­ and Don Isaacs who coordinat­ tors from the Club fared well ed paddle boarders who mar­ including the intrepid Jim shaled the swim course and Stahl, who turns our each year safely escorted three fatigued for the event, raking a third swimmers who couldn't con­ place in his age group. Shawn quer the current. Mahalo to Kiyabu took fifth place overall. Nora Meijide and Marilyn Kali Arnold Lum took first place in who took fantastic photos. his age group. In the next age TomG iles, Peter Caldwell , ]im Srahl and Don Eovino 5th Annual Outrigger Canoe Club Blathalon Results

SK Run, 800-meter Swim June 22, 2002 Top Finishers

Men Open Women Open Team Outrigger Finishers Place Name Time Place Name Time Thorn Harrer*, 4th, M40-44, :37:48 l. David Stackhouse* 31:38 l. Nona Steward/Elizabeth Nie :39:37 Matt Kresser*, 2nd, M35-39,:39:10 2. Anthony Cambra :33:16 2. Michelle Nalcga/Barbara Mul :41:54 Arnold Lum*, lst, M55-59, :43:45 3. Paul Bowman :34:1 7 3. Annc/Kristen Ho :46:56 Can des Gentry*, 4th, \V25-29, :44: 16 Peter Caldwell*, 1st, M60-64, :46:26 Women Open Mixed Team Laurie Sloan*, 1st, WS0-54, :48:03 l. Ingrid Rolles :35:19 I. Kate Bishop/Mike Goodson :3637 Fred Giles*, 2nd, M60-64, :49:00 2. Carrie Hermstad :37:36 2. Tristin Olson/Scott Ro :36:44 Jim Stahl*, 3rd, M60-64, :49:46 3. Elizabeth O'Brien :38:53 3. Curtis King/Lily Vasconcel :41:54 Barbie Crandlemire*, 3rd, \V55-59, :55:01 Jan Newhart*, 1st, W70-74, 1:07:15 Men Open Team Mixed Masters Team I. William Gardner/Rick Kooke :33:29 I. Ulinoanne Klinke* :36:59 * OCC members 2. Stephen Chun/Phillip Ho :34:47 2. Harry/Robin Richardson :51:36 3. Brett Tanabe/Ryan Yamauchi :34:50 3. Gerry DeBenedetti*/ Vern Hinkley* :56:37

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AUGUST 2 0 0 2 OUTRIGGER PAGE-15 5th Annual KE Kl H G AT F OCC Keiki Run June 22, 2002 5TH ANNUAL RU Photos by Maril)'ll Kali IN Winners

Girls 2 By Ten·i Needels The children, their fami­ Natalie Uhr The 3rd annual Kciki Fun lies and friends, reassembled at Run was held june 22 on a the Hau Terrace for refresh­ Girls 3 one-mile loop in Kapiolani ments, followed by the awards Maile Heyer Park. Eighty-one keiki, from presentation. Every child \\

------·- PAGE- 16 OUTRIGGER AUGUST 2002 OCC Surf Team Members Earn Top HASA Ranklngs FAQ

By Tn1dy \XIyatt A The OCC wanrs to maintain a Q Are OCC members allowed to bring relaxed atmosphere and aims to their own wine to the dining room? avoid business calls or other calls A Yes, but not wines that are included that may disturb other diners. on the OCC wine list. The corkage fee is $10.00. Q What time does the OCC stop serving dinner? Q What is the seating capacity of the A At 9:30 p.m. Dessert is served until OCC side dining rooms? 10:00 p. m. A Each room, including Rooms A and B, Koko, and Rooms C and D, has a Q Does the OCC feature a Happy capacity of 24 people. The rooms Hour ? are reserved on a first-come, first- A Yes. Happy Hour times are Monday served basis, for any number within through Thursdays, 5-6 p.m. Amy l.nwson, Geodee Clark the capacity. and ]enna Frowein at che Q When a person applies for \\'lahine Classic. Q In order to avoid telephoning membership in the OCC, what is through the Front Desk, is there a the generalwaiting period between By Terri Needels, Surf Committee Chair short board division. Amy Lawson direct line to the dining room? the dare of the receipt of the OCC Surf Team members won third place in both the Junior A Yes. The direct line to the Koa application and the date of the continue to take home the tro­ Girls Long board and Short board Lanai is 92 1-1444. prospective member's interview? phies in all the surfing contesrs divisions. Jenna Frowein earned A The time varies depending on the held across the state. Month by second place honors in the Q Why is cell phone use prohibited at membership category. It can range the Club? from three months to one year. month the junior members com­ PeeWee body board division and peted in Hawaii Amateur Surfing sixth place in the PeeWee short Association (HASA) sponsored board division. Way to go, OCC events staged at various surf spots junior girls! around Oahu. Not willing to limit their wins Athletic Calendar After the final, tenth meet to Oahu, Lawson and Clark took August was held, the OCC surfers boasted over the waves in the Steinlager 3 HCRA Championships, Hilo Bay 15 Na Wahine Sprint Triathlon, top rankings. Amy Lawson was Longboard Series Aston No Ka Oi II Ka'ena Challenge Canoe Race Kapiolani Park ranked third in the overall, year­ event held June 22 and 23 at 18 Duke Kahanamoku Canoe Race 15 Sand & Surf Biathlon, Kailua end cumulative rankings in both Lahaina Harbor, Maui. In the 24 Kailua Bay Iron Challenge 29 Na Wahine 0 Ke Kai for Men the junior Girls Short board and Junior Girls Long board division, 25 Dad Center Race for Women October junior Girls Long board divisions. Amy Lawson took away first place 25 Waikiki lronman, Waikiki l3 Molokai Hoe Geoclee Clark earned a fourth honors and Geodee Clark took place year-end ranking in Junior second. These girls must need an September December division, and e all 8 E Lau Hoe Canoe Race I Casde Swim Girls Long board addition to their homes to stor for Women 8 Honolulu Marathon Keola Keahiolalo ranked eighth in the trophies they are collecting. 15 Skippy Race for Men the Men's Open division and fifth The Town & Country Mini in the Men's 2A division. Keola Grom contest held June I and 2 at went on to win fourth in the Kuhio Beach gave first year OCC Men's 2A division and fifth in the team member Johann Hedemann Air division of the HASA State (yes, he is the 10 year old son of Championships. Hans Hedemann) a chance to Congratulations on a year of showcase his quickly developing success! talents. After battling his way The surf team members through several grueling prelimi­ excelled in the other surfing com­ nary heats, Johann showed every­ petitions held in the state. In the one he's the one to watch as he largest, all female competition took away first place honors in the held each year, our wahine mem­ lO & Under Shortboard Division. bers out surfed a huge field of com­ We are extremely proud to petitors in the China Uemura's boast that our OCC Surf Team 6th Annual Ripcurl Girls Wahine members have reached the finals Classic held at Kuhio Beach June in virtually every competition held 15th & 16th. on the island. It will be hard to Geodee Clark won first place beat this record! in the Junior Girls Long board division and fifth place in the

. AUGUST 2002 OUTRIGGER PAGE-17 For the Record

Volleyball Steinlager Series Aston No Ka Oi AVP Michelob Light Santa Barbara 6/27/2002 Lahaina Harbor Open Amy Lawson, 1st, Junior Wahine 6/16/02 Geodee Clark, 2nd, junior Wahine Mike Lambert/Lee LeGrande def. Stein Mer:ger/Kevin Wong, 21-15, 23-21 , Swimming 15-13, quarterfinals Raging Isles Sprint 6/22/02 Surfing Alex Jampel, 1st, 35-39, :25:28.1 Town and Country Surf Contest Bruce Sloan, 1st, S0-54, :25:22.1 june l-2, 2002 Queens Beach Roger Cundall, I st, 55-59, :25:36.6 joshua Plechaty, Srh Ernie Leskovitz, 1st, 65+, :27:31.2

China Uemura's 6rh Annual Canoes Wahine Classic Coca Cola Hamilton Island Cup 6/17/02 Kuhio Beach june 15-18, 2002 Australia Amy Lawson, 3rd, junior Girls Bill Pratt, 2nd, 8K, Open Men, 1 Short board :46:07:92 Geodee Clark, lst, junior Girls Byron Ho, 1st, Master Men, SK ParricitJanrs in tl1e OCC \Vomen 's B Beach Volleyball Draw wereJani ce Harrer, rour­ Long board :47:36.83 namenr director, Hearher Damon , Carolyn Moss, Sue Sreineman, Leah Rigg, Chula jenna Frowein, 2nd, junior Girls Ha~rison, Parsy Sheehan, Libb)' Kamasugi and Anne Harrison. Sue Sreineman and Body board Chula Harrison were rl!e winners.

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PAGE - 18 OUTRIGGER AUGUST 2002 Waimanalo Regatta June 23, 2002 Results

AA Division I. Outrigger 67. 2. Men Open 4 (1/2 mile) Bruce Black, Outrigger captured its first win of the 2002 Oahu Hawaiian Lanikai 65. 3. Kailua 62. 4. Hui Luke Estes, Mike Beyer, Karel Canoe Racing Regatta season on june 23 at the Waimanalo Regatta. Nalu 56. 5. Hui Lanakila 43. 6. Tresnak, 4:11.62. It was a come from behind victory for the OCC team. Going Keahiakahoe Masters 35 Men (I mile) Courtney into the final event, the Men's 35s, Outrigger was two points behind Healani 38. L 7. 19. 16 Boys (1/2 mile) Peter Van Lier Seto, Walt Guild, Mark Rigg, Man Lanikai. The win gave OCC the victory, 67-65. Ribbink, Kyle Morgan, Cutter Rolles, Rigg, Todd Bradley, Marc Haine, Wi ll Egesdal, John Field, Dara 8:05.92. O'Carroll, 4:II :03. Masters 35 Women (l mile) Mary 16 Girls (1/2 mile) Ali Rigg, Avery Smolenski, Katy Bourne, Lisa Cavanah, Kai ~ourne, jenn Tokin, Livingston, Kisi Haine, Karin Lindsay Wess&erg, lDanielle !DeMello, Hansen1 Nau Kamalii, 9:35.17.. 5:10:06. Mixed 40 (If2 mile) William Mowat, Boys 18 {l mile) Kapono Brown, jim Cavanah, Karl Heyer IV, Laurie Gary johnson, Adam Dornbush, Lawson, llare Richert-Finney, Kelly Scott Bright, jared Watumull, Billy McMahon, 4:31.71. Lawson, 8:56.85. Junior Men (l mile) Stew Kawakami, Scott Stevenson, Paki Vaughan, Keith Steiner, Matt Kresser, Matt Guard, 8:35.17. The Open \\'lomen enjo)·ed the beaut)' of Waimanalo Beach mul OCC's vicwry ­ TU1Te Finlle)', Ann Marie Mivmo, Karin Hansen, Stephanie Sman, back; Kell)' McMahon and Usa Utingsron, from.

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P A G E 2 0 0 U T R G G E R AUGUST 2 0 0 2 By Carol Lynn Re millm~l. Historical Committee Balding and julie Morgan making it close. On August 24 at 8:35 a.m. the first annual Lanikai to Waikiki 54 Years Ago 1948 Canoe Race got underway as a tribute to Duke Kahanamoku. The Wilford D. Godbold, President 23-mile open sea race was around Makapuu Point, Koko Head to !he t~1o.nthly cost of operating the OCC parking lot was $600. Waikiki finishing at the Moana Hotel. Ten teams (two from OCC) Parkmg pnvtleges. were not automatic with Club membership and started and seven fi nished four hours later. Three canoes were forced to use the lot without restrictions paid $2 a members who destred out by rough seas and 20-knot winds. The OCC Seniors took an ers were allowed to park at 25-cents for the first month. Other memb early lead and finished at 3:44.8. Second place was Lanikai Canoe additional hour. However, restrictions two hours and 10-cents each Waikiki Surf Club, third, followed by the OCC Juniors a spir­ afternoons and Territorial holidays. ~ l ub ; did apply on Saturday tted team who had maintained a solid lead all the way to Koko 44 Years Ago 1958 Hea?, at on~ point closing in to about 200 yards on our leading Ronald Q. Smith, President Sentors, until reluctantly having to yield to Lanikai and Waikiki The Board of Directors instructed Val Ossipoff, architect for the Surf. new Club, to discontinue design work for the time being. The Board August 24 was also Club Day with a variety of activities for all wamed to firm up beach planning at the Elks Club site before pro­ ages with proceeds of the day going to the athletic fund. A new ceeding further. event was the father/son paddle board race over a set course in and The Club offered for sale six outrigger canoes at $200 each or out of the Club lagoon. Another first event was a two-man canoe would consider a "reasonable offer." relay race from the beach out to the channel entrance and back. The Gay Singlehurst presented her fall fashion forecast: one piece fun day ended with a $5 steak fry with Happy Hour prices 6-8 p.m., wool knit suits, chemised and fitted alike. Out, two-piece suits. In, for Senior members. Junior members had a special $1.50 stew and long tapered pants or capris topped off either by a brief over blouse rice dinner followed by surfing movies. or a longer one coming down to fit snugly at the hip. For dressier The Outrigger Skeet Team held their second annual shoot at activities, the "vamp look," one unbroken line of dress, sometimes Hickam Air Force Base. This was a mid-summer handicap shoot ending in a flounce just above the knee. consisting of 50 targets. Taking the first spot away from the men was The chemise is in to stay, the sack is out along with the trapeze. Suzanne Kumeiliki with an adjusted score of 47.50, Harrison The new look -shorter hemline for a long, leggy look!! was second with 45.50 and Neal Wallace, third with 44.50. OCC paddlers won the Territorial Canoe Racing Championship at Nawiliwili Harbor, Kauai. The 10-event program honored John D. Kaupiko Sr., a veteran Hui Nalu coach. OCC placed first in fou r events and also fin ished in second place four times. Two other Club FAMILY canoes finished in third place in their respective events. Because of new surfing regulations by the Territory and the pos­ BUFFET NIGHT sible liability which may accrue to the Club through the use of its Monday, August I 9 canoes, the Canoe Committee requested all who considered them­ selves qualified steersman to submit their names together with the Dinner Buffet extem of their qualifications. Information was to include size of SALAD BAR canoe, size of surf (e.g. ''blowhole," canoe surf," etc.) in which steers­ Selection of Garden Crisp Greens man consider they have "full control" of the canoe. Names submit­ Pasta Salad, ·Pineapple Cole Slaw, Seafood Salad, ted were to be reviewed for certification. Creamy Potato-Cucumber Salad, White Bean Salad, And Tomato-Asparagus Salad 3'41 Years Ago 1968 Howard H. Goss, President SOUP August 3 Healani was the victor in the State Championship Chilled Vichysoisse Regatta held at the Kaneohe Marine Air Station and Outrigger took second place. Outrigger had an impressive and undisputable racing ENTREES season as overall champion with 174 points, Waikiki Surf Club with Roast Pork with Sauce Robert Healani with 114. Curried Chicken with Pineapples 159 points and Sauteed Mahi Mahi "Grenobloise" The Third Annual Outrigger Canoe Club Surfing Contest was Mashed Potatoes held August 17 at "Old Man's." Seventy Club members signed up for Rice Pilaf the evems that were held in 3 to 5-foot waves under choice condi­ Buttered Broccoli with Carrots tions. Judges were Wally Froiseth, Russ Tahaki and Ken Bailey. The Rolls and Butter feature evem was the Senior Men's won by defending champion Fred Hemmings with Rick Steere and Peter Balding tied for second. Rusty DESSERT Starr won the Junior's over Russell Brown. Wahine finals saw Create your own Ice Cream Sundae with Selected Toppings Koochie Rochlen topping Sharon Ackerman and Phyllis Swartz. Assortment of Fruit, Cream and Custard Pies, Winner in the Boys 12-14 was Keone Downing and Wally Guava Cake, Brownies, and Fresh Cut Tropical Fruit Tray 1-law~horne, seconcd. l~1 tL1e B@ys and Girls 11 and under, held au Koa Lanai and Hau Ten·acc, 6 -9 p.m. "Ba~1wash '' surf next t0 nl\e E:l~s

AUGUST 2002 OUTRIGGER PAGE-21 Board BriefS Employee of the Month

Board Briefs is taken from the minutes of the Board of Directors Athletic and outdoor girl meeting on May 30, 2002. Shama Engle is our Employee of the Month. She's played at basketball, Treasurer/Finance Report- The Board approved a consultant to softball, body boarding, and surfing. assist them in determining the Club's defined benefit plan. A grad of Kalaheo High, she's a local VP Activities Report- The Master Plan Ad Hoc Committee met to girl living the outdoor life she loves. discuss the procedures required to obtain permits for a Special She's been at OCC five years, and Management Area Permit (SMA), a Diamond Head Special District prior to that worked for the City & Pennit, and a Conditional Use Permit for any improvements at the County as a pool lifeguard. Club. Sharna helped out recently in VP Operations Report- The Duke Stamp will be unveiled on the water rescue of Henry Ayau, car­ rying our equipment next door August 24 at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel. The C to do lub will have a what she could to help. celebration with birthday cake at brunch and throughout the clay for Our beach attendants receive members ... ODKF will hold its mahalo luncheon in July... We are excellent training at OCC, and Don working to link the ODKF and OCC websites. [saacs, supervisor, is always attenth•e Secretary's Report - Four members were suspended for 15 days due to upgrading the skills of hi staff. to being three tim~ Jdinquent. lud..l ' us. General Manager's Report -The Club had a net income from opera­ Shama says she likes the people she works with, and she says the members tions of$3,078 for April. .. The Ka Moi has been anchored to the ceil­ are "really on it." That means we lead that outdoor life she likes, and partici­ ing of the newly named Ka Moi Lounge. A brass plaque with the name pate and enjoy all the Club and the beach have to offer. Ka Moi will be placed on the door of the Lounge . .. The manager is still working on a web cam connection for the Club. Admissions & Membership Report - The membership count was 4,546 as of April30, 2002. Building & Grounds Report -The Board agreed to defer plans for In Memoriam the new entryway to the Master Plan Committee and to ask them to consider the issue of accessibility before proceeding. Athletic Report - The Board approved the design for the Macfarlane Eugenia McMahon Frank W. Sallee Regatta t-shirt ... The Board approved funding for members for the Deceased: June 18, 2002 Deceased: June 25, 2002 Molokai to Oahu Relay... Funding was approved for the Junior Member: 26 Years Member: 32 Years National Volleyball Championships ... 300 members have signed up for paddling this year which is a 10% increase from last year.

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PAGE-22 OUTRIGGER AUGUST 2002 AUGUST 2 2 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursda~ Frida~ Saturda~ Last m onth to have every Saturday BBQ I 2 3 Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service STATES in Hilo STATE CANOE CHAMPIONSHIP HILO 3RD Hau Terrace Lunch Dinner Service Jelly Fish Window 1-2 &. 30-31 Club 8BQ 6pm CLUB LUAU September 14 ~ ~ 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Noon Bridge Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch BRUNCH 8:30 AM Hau Terrace Lunch &. Dinner LIVE MAINE LOBSTER Dinner Service Evening Buffett KOA LANAI 6pm 1\0A LANAI 6 PM Club BBQ 6pm

11 12 13 14 15 16 HOLIDAY 17 Noon Bridge Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Admissions Day Hau Terrace Lunch BRUNCH 8:30AM Lunch &. Dinner Service Dinner Service Hau Terrace lunch &. Dinner Evening Buffet Club 8BQ6pm KOA LANAI 6pm

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 BRUNCH 8:30AM Noon Bridge Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch Dinner Service Evening Buffet Hau Terrace lunch &. Dinner KOA LANAI 6pm FAMILY BUFFET Club BBQ 6pm KOA LANAI 6pm 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Noon Bridge Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch BRUNCH 8:30AM Hau Terrace lunch &. Dinner LIVE MAINE LOBSTER Dinner Service Evening Buffet KOA LANAI 6pm KOA LANAI 6pm OLDTIMER'S PARTY, Club BBQ6~ 6PM SATURDAY Nl. E, ~ 8PM ~ SEPTEMBER 2002 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday friday saturday I 2 Labor Day HOLJDAY 3 4 5 6 7 BRUNCH 8:30am ROUGH WATER SWIM Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch Hau Terrace Evening Buffet { Lunch &. Dinner Dinner Service Koa Lanai 6pm ' ~ ~)\. ~ Club BBQ6pm 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 BRUNCH 8:30am Noon Bridge Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch Hau Terrace Evening Buffet Lunch &. Dinner Dinner Service Koa Lanai 6pm LIVE MAINE LOBSTER Monday Night Football Koa Lanai 6pm CI:UB l!UAU

1'5 t 6 Noon Bridge 1<7 18 J,9 20 21.1 REGATTA Hau Terrace Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch BRUNCH 8:30am Lunch &. Dinner Dinner Service FAMILYBUffiT Evening Buffet Koa Lanai 6pm Koa Lanai 6pm Monday Night Football

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 BRUNCH 8:30am Noon Bridge Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch Hau Terrace Dinner Service Evening Buffet Lunch &. Dinner Koa Lanai 6pm Club BBQ6pm LIVE MAINE LOBSTER Monday Night Football Koa Lanai 6pm 29 30 BRUNCH 8:30am Noon Bridge jellyfish window 1 &. 29-30 Hi!U Terrace NA WAI-IINE 0 KE KAI 29 Evening Buffet Lunch &. Dinner .....-... Koa Lanai 6pm STEWN RICE ~ Monday Night FOOttiaJL ' ''\

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