MARCH 2002
Published by the Outrigger Canoe Club for Members and Guests at Home and Abroad Enjoy Easter at the Outrigger Sunday March 31 BRUNCH STARTERS
Fresbly Squeezed Orange or Grapefruit juice ...... 2.9 5 Cbilled Half Papaya filled with Fresb Fruits ...... 4.50 Bowl of Fresb Strawberries lflitb Sour Cream and Brown Sugar...... 4 .50 Bircber Muesli wilb Banana and Fresb Berries ...... 3.9 5 Fresb Asparagus witb Sauce Hollandaise ...... 8.95
EXIRA VAGANT BREAKFAST BUFFET 13.50 I BREAKFAST ENTREES EASTER SUNDAY Cboice of Cbilledjuice and Breakfast Pastries, Toast wftb Preserves BUFFET DINNER TlVO FARM FRESH EGGS ANY SJYLE \Vilb your C!Joice ofH am, Bacon, APPETIZER AND SALAD BAR Portuguese or Link Sausage or Canadian Bacon Sashimi, Sushi , Smoked Salmon, Eggs A Ia Russe, Tako with Miso, marinated and Steamed lfi!Jite Rice or Lyonnaise Potatoes ...... 5.80 Grilled Calamari , Smoked Chicken , Red Potatoes with Sour Cream and Caviar, Mussel Poke, Smoked Marlin, Broiled Pipikaula, Oyscers on Ice, TRADITIONAL EGGS BENEDICT...... 9 .25 Assorted Pares , Golden Popcorn Shrimp, Crisp Garden Greens with Selected Condiments and Dressings, AsJ)aragus Salad, Seafood Salad, Tortellini Salad, J>ANIOLO OMELETTE Marinated Grilled Vegetables, F1·esh A1"ticlwke Wedge.1 wit/t Hummus, 1bree Egg Omelette filled with Portuguese Sausage, Tomato-Cucumbe1" Salad, Pu1"f>le Slaw, Potato Salad, Foul" Bean Salad, Maui Onions, Sweet Peppers, and Scallions with Mushroom Salad and Bay Shrimt> Slemned White Rice or Lyonnaise Potatoes ...... 8 .25 SOUP SHORT STACK OF GOLDEN PANCAKES Lobster Bisque \Vilb Portuguese Sausage and Fresb Fruit Skewer ...... 7.25 CARVING STATION CORNED BEEF HASH Roasted Prime Rib of Beef with Au ]ttS \Vitb Poached Eggs and Baked Honey Glazed Ham with Lilikoi-Rum Sauce Steamed \Vbile Rice or Lyonnaise Potatoes ...... 8.25 ENTREES BELGIAN WAFFLES G1"illed Lam!> Medallions with Porcini, Kalamata Olives and Fera Cheese TojJjJed with \Vhipped Cream and Strawberries ...... 6. 75 Roast Pork Loin witlt Sauce "Robert" Roast Duckling with Sweet and Sour Sauce SEARED AH/lVITH BONCU SAUCE Turkey ScalloJ>ini with Tomato Concasse Wftb Roasted Corn Relfsb, Sauteed Mixed Seafood in Garlic Cream Sauce Steamed \Vhite Rice and Fresh Asparagus ...... 14.95 Linguine with Olive Oil and Fine Herbs Garlic Mashed Potatoes SPINACH AND MUSHROOM QUICHE Rice Pilaf \Vitb Half Broiled Tomato and Broccoli...... 10. 75 Fresh AsparagttS with Sauce Maltese DESSERTS Create Your own Ice Cream Sundae with Assorted Toppings , Selection Of Fwit, Cream and Custard Pies, Clteese Cake, Chocolate Decadence Cal Adults $27.00, Children 6 - 12 years old $17.25 Children 5 years old and younger are free of charge . P A G E 2 0 U T R G G E R Life Membership Awarded to ohn Goss------By Barbara Del Piano Under his leadership, several major renovations took place. Goss is Former Outrigger Canoe Club President credited with detecting and directing the correction of a serious deteriora John Townsend Goss was recommended for tion problem caused by spalling in the physical structure of the Clubhouse. Life Membership and the Board of Directors He was instrumental in instituting beach erosion controls, adopting the and the membership unanimously approved his mini-charge, upgrading computer equipment, renovating the business office selection at the Annual Meeting. and replacing the mooring cable in the Kapua offshore mooring zone. Goss joins a distinguished group of mem A veteran of World War II , Goss completed 31 combat missions over bers, past and present, who achieved life mem France and Germany as a U. S. Army Air Corps Pilot. His last mission was bership status for outstanding contributions on "D-Day" when he was just 20 years old. He was awarded the and dedicated service to the OutJigger Canoe Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters. Club. In 1950 he was recalled to serve in the U. S. Air Force as a member of the John Goss A member since 1945, Goss was an CINCPAC staff during the Korean War. exceptional Club athlete for many years, For 35 years Goss worked as a truStee in bankruptcy, providing interim excelling in surfing, outrigger canoe paddling and volleyball. His record of management for bankrupt companies during their period of recovery. Goss service to the Club in other areas is also noteworthy. Over the years he and his late wife, Marilyn, are the parents of four children, including twin served on numerous committees including Membership and Admissions, sons. He and his younger sibling, Howard "Howdy" Goss, are the only Public Relations, Building and Grounds and Long Range Planning. As a brothers who both served as President of the Outrigger. member of the Board of Directors, he was a Coordinating Director, A true sportsman, Goss lists among his many adventures a climb to the Assistant Secretary, Treasurer and Vice President before assuming the top of Mt. Kilamanjaro. The Historical Committee is responsible for rec Presidency in 1990. After his tenure on the Board, Goss continued his par ommending Life Membership status. The nomination is then sent to the ticipation in Club activities by continuing to serve on a variety of commit Board of Directors. Final approval is granted at the Annual Meeting. tees. Em loyee of the Year ------~~~------~ Congratulations to Hoai (Andy) Nguyen, our 2001 Employee of the Year. In order to qualify for this honor, the person must have been an Employee of the Month in that year. So, if Andy seems fam iliar, he is, we honored him in November, when we called him the lau lau mas ter of OCC. He makes our weekly !au lau (about 25) and made 500 for the luau. In addition to lau lau, Andy makes the crab cakes, and works lunch shift and Sunday night buffet. This is the second year in a row a cook hfls been chosen the Employee of the Year. This should give a message to those who don't eat here-come and eat. Andy, ever modest, says everybody in the kitchen is a good worker, and in order to find out anything about him, you have to interview his fellow employees, because Andy won't talk about himself. Chef describes him as quiet, well organized, dependable and never late to work. And of course, a good cook. An OCC employee for more than 20 years, Andy and his famil y live in Kaimuki. He and his wife have an adult daughter and a son attending Kaimuki School. Andy Nguyen OUTRIGGER PAGE-3 Aloha from Kauai, and the Emberson fami ly. DeLacy married Ibrahim Derin on January 5 at the Eliza Wilcox, Mark Hand, Lindsey Cassiday, Ian and Coco Emberson live in Makaweli, near Pacific Club. The bride and groom are working on Mike Scott, Kilia Harrison and husband Tyler; Waimea Canyon, and have a Bed & Breakfast in their master's degrees at Claremont College. All Karin Ingersoll, julie and Jere Smith. their dmmstairs. Ian is the loan officer for a bank, the women family members gathered together to The Straub Hospital Auxiliary held its annu and their two daughters ARE the swim team at re-bond at the shower, and want t.o give special al Christmas luncheon at the Koa Lanai in their school. They are all involved in the commu thanks to Koa Lanai hostess Karen, who outdid December. Fifty guests enjoyed a delicious lunch nity and sports activities there, and feel culture herself with the arrangements, making it all so eon hosted by Trudy Wyatt, vice president of the shock when they come to Oahu. easy, and perfect for the bride. board. Tl-udy says everyone loved the Christmas Have you been watchi ng the HMSA com Fans of the radio show, Prairie Home decorations, wh ich enhanced the ambiance of the mercials over the past several months? Lois Cain Companion, will realize what an honor it was to Club, and the courtesy and charm of the OCC per is seen crawling out from under a car, looking like see and hear our OCC Teves Trio playing with sonnel. Dr. S. Kalani Brady, Straub internist, she knows what she's doing, while the voice ove r Garrison Keillor on January 5. accompanied by Mrs. Susan Spangler, award win tells us that she does, and she chooses wisely for On 88.1 and 89.3 on Saturday and Sunday ning pianist, provided beautiful Christmas music. her medical coverage. nights, respectively, from 6-8 p.m., PHC is a little Tom and Moana McGlaughlin kept up the Chairperson of the UH-M Marketing bit of everything, but mostly small town nostalgia tradition of a Christmas party at OCC wirh Tom's Department, Dana Alden, impressed his staff with which features musical guests, dramatic but not Naval Academy classmates. Gathered at a round an early Christmas working lunch. They pre serious serials, commercials (also not real) and the table in the A Room wit:h a stuffed mascot goat on ordered, which Dana highly recommends. Just tell news from Lake Wobcgon, a mythical (?) small the table, this year the men began a new custom - the Koa Lanai what you want, when you want it, Minnesota community complete with church sup they stood and sang their alma mater, "Navy Blue and then the pressure is on to get to business and pers and guilt over just about everything. and Gold", bringing on the tears the song never get it over with before the goodies come. He says There were three local artist groups at the fails to generate. It was followed by the lively call they even had enough time to have a "little" gift live Hawaii performance at the Hawai'i Theatre, of"Beat Army". Though that didn't happen in exchanging. Everybody w'llS impressed with our and there they were! The Leo Nahenahe Singers 2001, surely it will in 2002. OCC decorations. quartet, 3/4 of whom are Ethelynne and Mona Accompanied br great food and wine, every And, more Christmas. Mabel Hagen hosted Teves, and Noelani Mahoe, all Koa Lanai enter one recapped their travels and news. Their class her Leahi Chapter of the Eastern Star lodge for a tainers. Be sure you ask them about their appear reunion is scheduled for 2005 in Honolulu. It will huge Sunday Brunch. Eighty ladies showed up for ance when you're next having dinner and they're be the first USNA class reunion ever to be held in the onolicious food, and the entertainment the at your table. It is a performance they will never Honolulu. group brought in as their Christmas present to forget, a once in a great while opportunity. This For the seventh year, Frances Schuman host themselves. Good fun. was National Public Radio, folks, and was record ed the Christmas Around the World, House of Mabel, who is 96, is like the energizer bunny, ed, and will be played over and over many times. Lloyd, for her sister, Mrs. Jesica Maile Kirk. Guests she just keeps going and going. Born in October You Go Girls! came from around the island, and included military 1905, she entertained as a dancer with Bob Hope Norene Alexander has been a busy hostess. wi,,es. Everyone went home with a Christmas gift, during WW 11, and attributes her stamina to her In December, hosted the staff and agents of Choi and enjoyed the services and hospitality of the "dancin' legs". When Christmas was all over, she International for a Christmas luncheon at the Club. Their sister, Elaine Flynn, from Fresno, brought her Golden Circle (aka Golden Girls) Outrigger. And in January, she hosted her daugh California, sent everyone a bottle of apricot jam social club t:o OCC for lunch. She says OCC ter, Mary Ann Alexander Lentz. Mary Ann, who made from apricots from her trees. makes it easy to be a good hostess. True, but those lives in Nashville, enjoyed soaking up the rays and Frances also entertained her sons and their great legs probably help too. Keep on going, hold ing mom's hand through some minor surgery. wives at the Club's Sunday Brunch, Mr. and Mrs. Mabel. A Red, White & Blue duplicate bridge game Skip Schuman and sons Alex and Philip, and Mr. More Christmas. Ryan Markham came home netted $200 for the 9/1 1 Disaster Fund. Floye and Mrs. Richard Schuman, and daughters for the holidays from his first year at Colorado Adams hosted the event in December at the Club. Kaleiolani, Kawena and Mahealani. Also joining College, bringing his Colorado paternal great Forty members and guests enjored a delicious the Sunday Brunch were Frank Barros, LaVonne grandmother with him for a little warming up. lunch and received gifts from Santa's red bag. West, Vesta Will and daughter Helen, Mr. and They joined the maternal half of his Leong family A Hawaiian wedding reception was held on Mrs. James Kirk and Marian Boyd. to have a Big Sunday Buffet, complete with parents December 29 for Matt Corboy and his bride, Kam. Every year, Rob and Olga Raby come to Susu & Greg Markham, uncle and family from They were married August 4, 2001 in Boston. A spend the winter season in Hawaii from their home Kauai, and the other assorted cousins and relations. group of 90 celebrated with the bride and groom in Montreal. They always look forward to Sunday More Ohs and Ahs for our decorations. on the festively decorated Koa Lanai with drinks Brunch with Frances Schuman and friends. Alison Hastings home from Chicago to cele and lavish pupu, superbly organ ized by Liz Ventura. Contributions to this column are always wel brate Christmas and her birthday, along with fami- Family of the groom included Matt's parents, come. Leave items for the Editor at the Front 1\' and friends at a post Christmas dinner. John Carboy and Mary jo Corboy; Rob, Michele Desk, fax to (808) 833-1 591, or email to occ The Spondike sisters, Jessica and Kelly, and Mike Corboy, and Keola, Annie and [email protected]. Be sure to include your name and enjoyed a holiday dinner with Bill and Fran Campbell Sheehan. Mary jo danced the hula for phone number in case additional information is Ehrman, grandparents and other family members. the couple, wh ile Mmk McCullough narrated for needed. The deadline for the May iSsue is March Jessica teaches at Santa Monica and Kelly attends guests. The hula was choreographed by Cathy 25. Items received after that date will appear in Loyola Marymount. Ostrem. the June issue. A January bridal shower celebration at the Other guests included JP Can lis, Lois and Club for DeLacy Ganley, given by cousins Diane Bill Nelson, the Spalding and Metzger families, Sutherland, and Ginny and Stacy Porteus. Andrew Dudgeon, Cathy Mauer, Nalu Kukea, PAGE-4 OUTRIGGER Jenn Hruhimoro, Eileen Lwn, Joan Dick and Joan Rodlry and David Williams hosred new Temya andJ oic Go/X!Z enjoy rile lywells Orion and Gloria Samuelson. Orion is rile \Vednesday S/X!cial in rhe Koa Lanai. agribusiness rej!Orrer [or WGN in Chicago aml ltosrs a telctlision show weekly. Dick is ltis corres])()ndcnt in Guy Wilding, Shelley Oares-Wilding and sort Kai sj>enr Hawaii. rhcir lim day on Oahu mOCC wirh George, Undsay, Amy and Mary Wlessl1erg. Guy and Shelley sjX!nl dtree months in Hooolulu coaching the Pwtallilu kayak ltam and rht Haullii Canoe & Kllyak Team. Tilt) rennntd 10 Sydney u-here Gtry is 1Jresident of the lkaika Ourrip,ger Canoe Cltdl ar Manley &u:h, and ShdJey trains uirh rht Australian Ol)mpic Kllyak Tearn , coaches kayaking and conducts mmimcional seminars for arhleres arul corporarions. David Hicks is enjoying rl1e 11etll family digs in Marlborough Sounds, Sourh Island, Neu•ZWand . He arul Barlxua spend rhue months a yw boating !here u.irh family and friends. Parrick Muller and his grandmorhcr, Rurh, spenr New Year's week ar Lnkc Tahoe. They sraycd urich Barbara and David Hicks on rhe Norrh Shore. Parrick skied ar Squaw. This was /tis firsr rrijl ro rhe Mainlarul. CoRAL STRAND OCEANFRONT APARTMENT Ktlrh Slliner si.,onal his rJlU; book for OCC Prtlitlen1H al Hendmon. Paul and Daryn Gabriel hosred an Outrigger gerrogerher honoring tlisiring NY firefigluer Sret>c Wojciechowski wl1o was fearured in rile hero's of 9-11d ow mentary by rhe BBC. Joining rhe fun u·ere Capuun Ben Suiso of the HauwJ Kai Fire Srarion, Ken and Mark Sr1iso, Hott'ard, Shawn and Cory Cook. Spacious one bedroom (over 1,000 sq. ft.) in this prime co-op. Lovely ocean and park views. One parking stall. Best price per square foot on entire Gold Coast for fee simple oceanfront with parking. Motivated seller has already moved. Listed at $599,000 (FS) Margaret "Maggie" Walker, REAlTOR® 808.395.5033 Residence -~'f Mary Worrall Associates E.w/usil'f Affilintt SOT HEBY'S nal Celebraring rile mmual Carlisle Chrismurs Ltmcheon at rile Club were, from, Lenny Chil/ingsworrlt , 13erra ln1crn:Hio Hc~hy Arherron , Sarah Nonlwa/1, Peg Hogan, ll11rbara Nisltida , Mary Srewarr andJoa nn Thomas. Swnding, Kaltala Mall Office 'Towel", Suire 100 • Honolulu, Hawaii 96816 Barbara Wong, )!Jckie Take.dtira, Par Chui, Marilyn Whiring, Linda Bolton, Vicwria Hill, }rJiin lng, Lill 808.7.~5.24 11 • f.1.x 808.739/llt II • e-mail: homc{1fuormll.com• www.worrall.com Jensen, inner /vlalone, Kllren Huffman, Barbara Kagawa, /Jeuy /Jemi mui Jean 1/olles. OuTRIGGER PAGE-5 2002 Canoe Racing Schedule Date Event Location May 4 Kala Kukea Iron Man Race Maunalua Bay Beach Park May 11 Kalai 0 Malulani Race Kualoa Beach Park May 18 George Perry Race for Keiki Kailua Beach Park June 2 Clement D. Paiaina Regatta Keehi Lagoon Beach Park June 9 King Kamehameha Regatta Kailua Beach Park June 16 Leeward Kai Regatta Nanakuli Beach Park June 23 Waimanalo Regatta Waimanalo Beach Park July 4 Walter J. Macfarlane Regatta Waikiki Beach July 14 John D. Kaupiko Regatta Keehi Lagoon Beach Park July 21 OHCRA Championships Keehi Lagoon Beach Park August 3 HCRA State Championships Keehi Lagoon Beach Park August 11 Kaena Challenge Haleiwa Beach Park August 18 Duke Kahanamoku Race Kailua Beach Park August 24 Kailua Bay Iron Challenge Men Kailua Beach Park August 25 Dad Center Race, Women Kailua Beach Park to OCC September 1 Israel Kamakawiwoole Race Pokai Bay Beach Park September 8 E Lau Hoe Race, Women Ala Moana Beach Park September 15 Skippy Kamakawiwoole Race Maunalua Bay Beach Park Sepember 29 Bankoh Na Wahine 0 Ke Kai Hale 0 Lono Harbor October 13 Bankoh-Hinano Molokai Hoe Hale 0 Lono Harbor cAAone ob the ~ftftace Glaria Keffer hosred a Sunda)' brunch on rhe Terrace for Hal Henderson, her niece and husband, KeUie Lawson and Doug Purdy, 1uho were spending rhe holidays wiring from Vanc01wer, BC. Tony Del Piano tmd Gil Livingsron lunch on rhe Terrace. Gil eac.s ar rhe Club every Wednesday when rhey feawre his famrire oxrail special. PAGE-6 OuT . RIGGER Secretary's Day ST. PATRICK'S DAY Buffet Sunday, March 17 April 24, Noon Koa Lanai LUNCH SPECIAL CREATION HAU TERRACE DINNER CREATION Make ynur resen·,uions early Boiled Corned Beef with Cabbage Boiled Corned Beef with Cabbage Horseradish Soubise Horseradish Soubise 923~1585 Boiled Red Skin Potatoes Potato and Leek Hodge Podge Carron and Parsnip Bawnetres Baby Carrots, Parsnip Batonettes $10.25 $.1.2.25 KOALANAI Sunday Dinner Buffet Crystal $26.00 Celtic Pipes and Drums of Hawaii to perform at 6: 15 p.m. Bar Specials Clear Pool & Spa Services ST. PATRICK'S DAY BUFFET DINNER Sunday, March I 7 Commercial & Residential Services APPETIZER AND SALAD SOUP Rice Pilaf BAR Cream of Spinach Boiled Cabbage with Baby Sashimi, Sushi, Smoked Carrots Salmon, Smoked Marlin, Red CARVING SfATION Repairs • Pool Tiling Potatoes with Caviar and Sour Prime Rib of Beef with Au Jus DESSERTS Decking • Painting Cream, Marinated Grilled and Horseradish Create Your own Ice Cream Calamari, Smoked Mackerel Sundae with Mint Chocolate Tire Choice Is Cr1Jstal Clear Pickled Herring, Assorted Pates, ENTREES Chip Ice Cream and Assorted Smoked Chicken, Fancy Cheese Boiled Corned Beef with Toppings, Selection Of Fruit, Tray, Assorted Cold Cuts, Tako Horseradish Soubise Cream and Custard Pies, Mint with Miso, Steamed Wasabi Shu Braised Lamb Shanks with Mousse Pie, Key Lime Pie, Mei, Crisp Garden Greens with Turnip Batonettes Midori Mousse Cake, Cheese Selected Condimems and Garlic Marinated Roast Chicken Cake, Coconut Cake Dressings, Pasta Salad, Seafood with Jus Caramel Custard, Baklava, Salad, Lentil Salad, Waldorf Sauteed Seafood with Clover Pastries and Fruit Tray Salad, Creamy Potato Watercress Cucumber Salad, Tomato Salad, and Garlic Buner Cole Slaw,Four Bean Salad, Filet of Sole "Mornay" Adults $26.00 Children 6 - Marinated Grilled Vegetables, Potato with Leek "Hodge 12 years old $17 .25 Marinated Mushrooms Podae" Children 5 years old and and Bay Shrimp Spinach Fet~ccine with younger are free of charge. Asparagus and Pine Nuts For the Record Of/Kayak Todd Bradley I :06: 12 Kanaka lkaika Poai Puni Series Marc Haine 1:07:07 1/6/02 Eric Levora 1:07:11 Makai Pier to Kailua 8 miles Byron Ho 1:07:51 Mike Beyer 1:01:40 Paula Crabb/Kisi 1-laine 1:09:01 11m Twigg-Smith I:02:3 1 Jeff Metzger I : I0 :14 David Buck I :03:34 Maggie 1\vigg Smith I: I 0:16 Geoff Graf I :03:40 Chris Crabb I: 11:52 Tommy Damon/Jeff Brown Chris McKenzie 1:11:57 1:03:59 Kelly Fey 1:15:28 Walter Guild I :04:16 Megan Clark 1:15:37 Chris Kincaid/Karel Tresnak Tay Perry 1:16:27 1:04:28 George Pray I:1 9:03 Mary Smolensk i 1:05:58 continued on page 9 OUTRIGGER PAGE-7 Koa Lanai Dessert Menu Pavlova With Tropical Fruits and Lilikoi Ice Cream ~----=----___;;--=--....:.....!.---...... 1 6.25 Mud Pie Generous portion of Rich Mociul Fudge White Chocolate Ice Cream Ice Cream Cake Banana Creme Filo Tart \Virh Fresh Raspberries, Chambord 6.75 With Mascarpone Whipped CrSme And a dolloJJ of \V/ti/J/Jed Cream 5.95 6.25 OCC's own Grasshopper Pie 5.00 Special Island Flavors VERY SPECIAL Poha Beliy or Lycltee Ice Cream Resorts & Rates Selection of Sorbets 3.75 Kauai from Poipu to Princeville Chocolate Grand Marnier Mousse Maui \'(/irh Srar Anise CrSme Anglaise 6.95 o n the beach a t Kahana B i ~ lsUomd Ice Cream f r·om Kona t o Macadamia Nut, Vanilla, Chocolate, waikoloa Village Lemon or Kona Coffee 2.75 To take ad,-antage of this special offer. please call and tdcnlll)' yourself as an Outrigger Canoe club member 800-364-4043 Coconut Creme Bn1lee With Carmelized Banana And Macadamia Nut Biscotti 6.95 PREM I ER RE SORTS Today's Selection of Cakes 4.00 Pies 3.00 PAGE-8 OUTRIGGER March 24 Secretary's Day By Joan Pratt, Historical Committee 4 Bridge, Noon 25 Lobster Night, 6 p.m. 50 Years Ago 1952 I I Bridge, Noon 27 Club BBQ, 6 p.m. Wilford D. Godbold, President I I Ho'ike Art Exhibition & 29 Bridge, Noon It was reported in the March, 1952 Forccrur that Lt. Frank Gibson, a service OCC member, had Wine Thsting, 6 p.m. introduced a new sailit1g craft at the Club "It is Galled a 'sail fish' and is si mila~ in construction to a large, hollow surfboard. It is equipped with a centerboard, a rudder, and Gapablc o~ carrying 17 Sr. Patrick's Day May nvo persons in a,s rrong wit\o:" 18 Bri<:lgc, Noon 5 Cinco de Mayo 'Phe catamaran Ka Mbiran on the reef 50 yards from the Ro1•all~awa iian Hotel. According to 18 Family Buffet, 6 p.m. 6 Bridge, Noon the March 1952 Forecast the Ka Moi was in dry dock for a complete o\·erhaul and paint job Z5 Bridge, Noon since both hulls were damaged. lZ Mother's Dar On March 23, 1952 the Board of Directors elected Duke P. Kahanamol.:u to the position of Z8 Lo~ter Night, 6 p.m. 13 Bridge, Noon Honorary Lifetime Director. He was the first to receive this honor. 30 Club BBQ ZO Bridge,Noon 31 Easter ZO Family Buffet, 6 p.m. 30 Years Ago 1972 Thomas A. Haine, President ZS Club BBQ, 6 p.m. In the March I972 Outrigger it was reported that Evie Black was named the top Hawaii Surf April 27 Memorial Day Service, Association woman surfer in the State of Hawaii in 1971. 1 Bridge, Noon 9 a.m. As of March I, 1972, the rates for guest cards and temporary weekly memberships were increased. A two-week guest card went up from $12 to $15. The Temporary Weekly 6 Canoe Racing Kickoff Party, 27 Memorial Day BBQ, 6 p.m. Membership went up from $6 to $7.50; this could be applied for after d1e 2-week guest card 6:30pm . 30 Lobster Night, 6 p.m. period and could last up to 90 days. 8 Bridge, Noon Bridge, Noon 20 Years Ago 1982 15 Robert IJ.. Moore, President 15 Family Buffet, 6 p.m. In the March, 1982 Outrigger Leighton Taylor wrote an ankle about what the future should be ZO Arnaud's Cooking Class, for t\1'0 OCC neighbors. The State Legislature was looking into options for the War ~ lemorial Z p.m. Natatorium (1927) and the \Vaikiki Aquarium (1904). ZZ Bridge, Noon 15 Years Ago 1987 Roy C. Kesner, President Sixty-nine kayakers, including 17 OCC members, participated in the Znd Annual Wimer Ocean Kayak Race from Maunalua Bay to the Club on March 14, 1987. New records were set in all divisions. OCC's Marshall Rosa won the 9-mile race in I: 00:4 2. Some other OCC win· ners were Bill Bright, 2nd, and Chris Kincaid, 3rd in the Masters A Division. Mike Fox won Record continued the Intermediate Division in I :05:26. Medaling in the Masters BDivision were Gaylord Wilcox, 1st; Mark Huck, Zhd; Mike Town, 3rd. Lesline Conner was 2nd in the Women's Short Course Tom Merrilll:17:14 Division in I: 11:58. 5 miles Waimanalo to Kailua 0 1 Short Course to Years Ago 1992 Tom Connor/Vaimana Connor Hawaii Kai to Kaimana Beach 8 Jolm OUTRIGGER I'AGE-9 WHITE Bogle Chardonnay 00, California $18.00 A warm, light, golden yellow clarity invites one closer to find the aromas of freshly washed skins of ripe ()r-anny Smi~h a~ples atldl t~0tes ef swee~ millll sugar. m~d a llgl~n t0astliness, lrllwimg a nle!W medtuun L1 i~1 y wi~h0nt &eing dumsy, lt is bal\meetl and well deeined Cl\ardbnnay. Fabul0tts pr.iee for high qualiny. Lurton Pinot Gris 00, Mendoza, Attgentina $14!.00 The generous aromas of lusciously ripe fruit show peaches, nectarines and hints of papaya. This dry wine has a rich medium bodied texture, with full tropical fruit flavors and crisp cleansing acidity. Perfectly balanced and very easy to drink, this could be the perfect relaxing, before dinner quaffing wine. RED Lurton Malbec 00, Argentina $17.00 Awesome fruit in the nose surprises the taster with its intensity! The medium body, rich black cherry and blueberry fruits and firm but friendly tannins give this wine substance and a round mouth feel! Very well bal Colon}' anced,' sm"@l!lnh wioh sl!lq)niSi!ilg p0weu! Cotes du VentouJ{ 971, IDelas Freres, R&ene $]e.0ID Surf 13lend 0f Cinsaut, Carignan, ()renaehe, Mouwedre, Syrah ()rapes. Fresh floral aromas with fun berry type fruits in the nose. Light and bright cherry type fruit with ~he Rhone earthiness make this a really charming wine! The firm acids here are cleansing and give a good backbone to the wine, making this a great candidate for versatile pairing with appetizers! A great starter for the evening! Next door to OCC ABSOLUTE LUXURY FAMILY BUFFET NIGHT See sunrise over Monday, March 18 DAamond Head, Dinner Buffeu , ls'llnset ever the wafer SALAD BAR ENTREES DESSERT • Maid Service, total!y Selection of Garden Crisp Boiled Corned Beef with Create your own Ice Cream Greens Cabbage Sundae with Mint Chocolate furnislted Seafood Salad with Broccoli Irish Lamb Stew Chip • Washer/Dryer Florets, Green Bean Salad, Poached Mahi Mahi Florentine Ice Cream and Toppings • Covered parking l entil Salad, Apple with Celery Boiled New Potatoes Mint Mouse Pie, Key lime Pie • and more Root Salad, Barley Pilaf Clover Shaped Pastries and Tomato-Cucumber Salad, and Sauteed Broccoli with Carrots Brownies $3,200 per month Torrellini Salad and Parsnip Rolls and Butter SOUP info: Wendy Split Pea with H'am lrl0cks (8 08,) 9Z6-6343 Koa Lanai and Hau Ter-race, 6- 9J>.m. 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Natural Resources is recommending removal of the concrete pilings Ed has been cranking out the records this past year. He was overall winner between the Elks Club and the Outrigger. A hearing was scheduled on in the 24 Hour Fitness Indoor Triathlon, won his age group (35) in the Barbers January 11. Point Tri Sprint, and the Haleiwa Tri Sprint, and together with fellow employee Secretary's Report - Eight members were suspended for 15 days due Monique who swam, he ran in the Valentine Biathlon. They came in third. Are to failure to pay their accounts on time. we having fun yet? He is entering the May Kona 1/2 lronman ro qua li ~· for the Manager's Report - The Club's pension plan was amended to com October lronman event. ply with IRS requirements... There was a net loss of$23,596 in opera tions for November. Ed is from Morocco, and hopes to represent his country as a rriathlere in the Admissions & Membership Report - A final draft of the amendment The Olympic qualifying times for triathlon are swim 1500M, 2004 Olympics. to the Club Bylaws was approved. .. The membership count as of Bike 42K, and run IO K, all in 1:50. His training is time consuming (interferes November 30, 2001 was 4,521. with his surfing) and a lot of hard work. House Report - The Board approved the Pacific City Club in Saying he works with a very positive group at OCC, and some are "lots bet Bangkok as a reciprocal club. ter than me," Ed demurred his second honor as EOM. However, it was his fellow Long Range Planning Report- Agenda items for the next year are 1) employees who nominated him, so he couldn't very well get modest over their a study of the various trends; 2) a five-year plan for 2002 projects; 3) choice. working on the reserve pro; 4) a review and study of a kayak storage. Even though he loves the triathlon, and loves Morocco, he says America is Athletic Report - The Board requested that the Winged "0" estab a great country to live in, Hawai' i is a great place to train, and OCC is a great lish the goals, objectives and contributions to the Club with a view Winged "0" a permanent comminee... The Canoe place to work. He is happy with his EOM honor, and by the way, spent his award toward making Racing Committee has established an executive committee ... The Board money on wheels for his bike. approved a $1,000 donation to the 1-laili Church, subject to the Volleyball Committee's approval. Judges of Election - Selected to the judges of Election Committee were: Gerri Pedesky, chair; Ann Martin, Geraldine DeBenedetti, Lisa Livingston, Peter Balding, Brian Shuckburgh, AI Serafin, Diane Stowell Athletic Calendar and Richard Ferguson. Nominees for Board of Directors- Nominated for the 2002-2003 March April Board of DirectOrs were Tiare Finney, Barbara Stehouwer, Glenn Perry, 2 Canoe Racing Registration, 6 Koa Canoe Rigging 3pm Vik Watumull, Larry johnson, George Wessberg, Chuck McCrary, Gregg 6 Canoe Racing Kickott Party Robertson. 9 a.m.- 12 p.m., Board 6:30pm Room 7 Kan3ka Ilcaika Poai Puni 3 Kanaka fkaika Poai Puni Sedes, Oahu Perimeter Series, Hawaii Kai to Relay Waikiki Surf Club & up the 14 Kanaka lkaika Poai Puni Series, Oahu New Members Ala Wai Championship 17 Kanaka lkaika Poai Puni 21 Kanaka lkaika Poai Puni Series, Heeia Pier to Series, State Championship Junior: Kahana Bay Tani Nakamoto, ]ames 30 Canoe Racing Re-Blessing May C. Field, Kimberly Kolt, and 5 Kaiwi Channel Relay_ __ Charles D. Field, of Kaoloa and Kakina 19 Eyecatcher Molokai World Christopher P. Ching, Kick-Off BBQ, 4 p.m. Robert C. Durkin, M.D. Championship Mounia K. Nihipali, Regular 31 K anaka lkaika Poai Puni Richard R. Budar, Case Series, Lanikai, Rabbit L. Jenkins, KyleyE. Island, Lanikai Zabriskie, john C. Foy Associate: Michele Pavicich, Courtney Chai Tsunehisa Matoba In Memoriam Regular Intermediate: Lloyd B. Osborne Anthony Gora Antonio Espinoza, Brent Ching Deceased: Aprill9, 2001 Deceased: january 7, 2002 Member: 32 Years Member: 11 Years Regular: Alan Cambra, Marjan Joseph Z. Todd Jr. Michael L. Popa Azimi, Mary K. FloOd George D. Szigeti Deceased: September 29, 2001 Deceased: january 17, 2002 - Regular Member: 11 Years Member: 29 Years PAGE-14 OUTRIGGER MARCH 2002 Sunda~ Monda~ Tuesda~ Wednesda~ Thursda~ Frida~ Saturda~ 31 jelly fish Window 6-7-8 I 2 EASTER BRUNCH Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch FIRST ANNUAL OCC ARTISlS &. WINE This is a major club event reserve early - I I th 8:30am Dinner Service 3rd - WOMEN'S I OK - both In front o~ the.club - lOth - MEN!s 1O k Canoe Ra«ing Regatta Evening Buffet Reglstratlon'9 am Koa Lanal 6pm 17th - Pipe Band @ Sunset on Hau Terrace 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 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 Canoe Rigging &. ~ ~ ~ Blessing 4pm Ala Wal IQ I I 12 13 14 15 16 BRUNCH 8:30am Noon Bridge t unch &. Dlnne~ Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Di one~ Service Lunch &. Dinner Sel'l/lce Hau TerraGe !lunch HauTerrace Evening Buffet Lunch &. Dinner llli nne~ Service Koa Lanal 6pm WIN£ &. ART Koa Lanai 6 pm 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 St. Patrick's Day Noon Bridge Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace lunch BRUNCH 8:30am Hau Terrace Lunch &. Dinner Dinner Service Evening Buffet JAM.ILY BUFFET Koa Lanai 6pm KOA LANAI 6pm 24 251 26 '1;7; 28 29; G00D FRIDA\)l 30 BRUNCH 8:30am Noon B'ridge HOLIDA:Y liunGh & lllln ne~ Service' l:.Un«ll' 8l llllnne~ Servlae H0l!IDA1Y, Piau Terrare liunw DiMer Service Evening Buffet Hau Terrace lunch &. Dinner Service UVE MAINE LOBSTER lunch &. Dinner Service Club BBQ6pm Koa Lanal 6pm Lunch &. Dinner Koa lanai 6pm APRIL 2002 Sunda~ Monda~ Tuesda~ Wednesda~ Thursda~ Frida~ Saturda~ Start Paddling I 2 3 4 5 6 Noon Bridge lunch &. Dinner Service lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch Dinner Servicy---_ Hau Terrace Lunch &. Dinner ' Koa Canoe Ri~ng 3pm Canoe Racln\~" Kickoff Party q. ~m \~~ ~~~ ' 7 8 9 to 11 12 13 Noon Bridge ~unczh &. Dinner Service LunGh &. (])Inner Serviee !lunch &. Dlnne~ · Ser:vi ae Luneh &. !Dinner Seni.ice Hau Terrace !lunch BRI!IN€H 8:30 0 HauTe rraceliunth 8:.1Dinner Evening Buffett Dllmer Service KOA LANAI 6 PM 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Noon Bridge Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service VALENTINE'S DAY Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch BRUNCH 8:30AM Cooking Class 2pm Hau Terrace Lunch &. Dinner Evening Buffet Lunch &. Dinner Service Dinner Service FAMII:\1 BUFFET KOA LANAI 6pm KOA !lANAI 6pm 2'1 21J 23 24! 25 26 2JJ, Noon Bridge t unc!\ 8: Dhmer Service Secretary's lllay l:unch &. ID!nner SeNice liuncl\ &. ID!hnen Servlcre lrlau 'Terrare lluneh BRUNCH 8:30AM Lunch Buffet Dinner Service Evening Buffet Hau Terrace Lunch !. Dinner Lunch &. Dinner Service UVE MAINE LOBSTER KOA LANAI 6pm KOA LANAI 6pm Club BBQ6pm 28 29 30 jelly fish Window 5-6-7 Noon Bridge Lunch &. Dinner Service BRUNCH 8:30AM Hau Terrace Lunch &. Dinner Evening Buffet K OUTRIGGER PAGE-15 ~ Published by the Outrigger Canoe Club 2909 Kalakaua Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 Phone: 923-1585/92 1-1485 Fax: 92 1-1414 Koa Lanai: 921 -1444 Beach Attendams: 921-1460 Logo Shop: 921- 1432 hup://www.Oiltriggcrcanoccluh.coln Directors Hal Henderson, President Chris McKen1jc, Vice-l'resideut Giron Peny, l'ice-l'resideut jaren Hancock, Treasurer john M~rsh\\11, Sccretan• Sue Tctmeycr, Asst. Secre/;lt:J'I' Admissions & Alembers!J/jJ joyce Timpson, Ass/. Treasurer!llisloricnl Alan IJ ill, tllhfelics Donllomcr, 1/uifdiug & Grounds Karlllcycr IV, Eulerlaiumeul jaren Hancock, Fiuauce liz Peny, House \\illiam Swope, /.oug flange Plauuittg ·narc l'inncy, l'ublic 1/ela/ious Standing Committees AI Scmfin, Admissions &Membership Bill Danford, Athletics Bob DeW117., /Juifdiug & Grounds Iissa Guild, Entertainment joanie Shibll):t. Finance Paul Dolan, 1/islorica/ Richard Ferguson, J/ouse William Emcrson,/,oug 1/nuge !'Imming Barbara Del Piano, Public llelnllous Management Staff john 1!. Rader Jr., General Manager Gordon Smith, Comptroller Donald Figueira, Food & Berert1ge Teny Girulat, Buildiug!Gromufs Supeniror Manfred l'irschcr, ll\·ecufit;o C!Jqf Debbie Stanlcy, Jh·ecu/itJe Secreiiii'J' joAnne lluhcr, Management! · On the Cover: A huge sowh swell breaks across the Outrigger's beach wall and Ten·ace in this Admissions Secrotnry series of /Jhoros by Joss . www.hawaiiphorosessions.com Out rigg~r Staff Maril)n Kali, Editor Fax: 833·1591 email: OCC.\[email protected] Geny DeBenedctti, Assistant F.dilor Pam Davis, Atkerlising Phone: 734-1622 @ I'IUNTED ON IU!CYCJ.ED I'API:H Fax: 734-2370 Em:til: pda1~s®l:wa.nct PRINTED IN HAWAII Designed & Printed by Obun Hawaii, Inc. The Outrigger Canoe Club 2909 K.1lakaua A\·enue Presorted Standard Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 US Postage PAID Permit No. 174 Honolulu, Hawaii