on the Masters crew were Tom McTigue, Henry Ayau, Mike Clifford, John Mounts, Bill Danford, host Max Christmas and Brant Ackerman.

Seas were rough in the Hamilton Cup race.

Winners of the Hamilton Cup race were Scott Rolles and Bruce Black, front; Mark Rigg , Chris Kincaid, Tom Conner, Coach Steve Scott and Marc Haine. Not pictllred, Walter Guild, Keone Downing and Kainoa Downing.

2 DCC Wins Hamilton Cup By Steve Scott

Australia, the land Down Under, home to koala bears and kangaroos, is now host to the newest international race, the Hamilton Cup. The Outrigger Canoe Club was invited to compete in this year's race on June 10 and 11 by virtue of having won last year's Molokai-to- canoe race, and in June that winning crew left for Hamilton Island, located off the coast of Australia in the Great Barrier Reef.

Our host in Australia was Rounding Dent Island, the first change of Chris Kincaid, Walter Guild and Koone Downing was made with a five-boat lead, and Outrigger surfed ~g~:~;~~~~§ l away from Gold Coast# I. canoe racing started in Aus­ As we came back to Hamilton Is­ tralia. land, our lead of two minutes was being In 1984, Keith brought a cut, and everyone knew this was not crew from Australia to Ha­ going to be a cake walk. waii to compete in the Molo­ The next island was Pentecost, the kai-to-Oahu canoe race and longest stretch we would face and Out­ finished a very respectable rigger was able to open up its lead. As fifth overall. we headed back to Cats Eye beach, we The Outrigger group of 16 hoped to be able to surf, but it was not paddlers, including a masters to be. crew, landed in Australia not By this time, the Masters knowing what to expect, but race had finished, a nine-mile thanks to everyone at the ironman race, with Hamilton Island Resort they made Outrigger's Mike Clif- it very difficult to leave. One paddler ford, Henry even stayed an extra week. Ayau, John Despite all the distractions on Ham­ the sprints. Mounts, Bill ilton Island, trips to the Great Barrier In the preliminary race, Danford, Tom Reef, Dirty Nellie's, one-man canoe ad­ the Outrigger narrowly won over the McTigue and ventures, Awesome, XXXX (beer), pool Gold Coast #2 crew, and in the fmal ® Brant Ackerman paddling and parasailing, we were there would be facing both Gold Coast winning handily. to race. crews. They came out on Awesome to The open crew had a race of 25 The final was very close for the frrst watch the marathon race, and provided miles, a distance we couldn't take 500 meters, and on the second twn, the incentive to push to the fmish. It lightly, against competition we knew with the Outrigger in second place, the was a XXXX kind of day, and Outrig­ nothing about, except their I984 Molo­ Gold Coast # 1 crew and Outrigger col­ ger won in a time of 3 hours and 33 kai finish. lided, knocking Tom Conner out of the minutes, with Gold Coast #I in second After a preview of the race course steering seat and Outrigger out of the place, four minutes behind. on Keith Williams' boat Awesome, we race. The Hamilton Cup has the potential knew ~e race would be difficult be­ The eventual winner was the Gold to be one of the great outrigger canoe cause of the many different conditions Coast #2 crew. We now knew our races in the world, because of the var­ we would face in doing a figure eight competition was fast for I,OOO meters. ied conditions and the beauty of Hamil­ around three islands. There were also The marathon race Sunday found the ton Island. tides to contend with, which could be a competitors facing stiff winds and cur­ The Outrigger Canoe Club crew is fluctuation of 12-I5 feet from high to rents, conditions we felt would be in thankful to Keith Williams for his invi­ low. our favor. The starting crew of Kainoa tation and everyone on Hamilton Island On Saturday, the sprint races and Downing, Marc Haine, Bruce Black, for their hospitality, and to Continental beach events took place. The Outrigger Mark Rigg, Scott RoUes and Tom Con­ Airlines for their support. They made it crew breezed through the volleyball ner paddled head-to-head with Gold possible for the Outrigger to participate competition, dido 't enter the cheerlead­ Coast #I for the first 20 minutes in in a great canoe race, the Hamilton ing contest, and had its eyes opened in rough conditions. Cup. ~

3 81st Annual DCC Luau

Photos by Marilyn Kali

1 There was a full house for the 2 81st annual Outrigger Canoe Club Luau on August 26 which saluted well-known songwriter Alex An­ derson. (1) Anderson, who wrote many hapa haole tunes including "Lovely Hands," watches dancers perform his most popular songs. (2) Emcee Barry Yap per­ forms "The Cockeyed Mayor of Kaunakakai." (3) Entertainment Committee Chair Scrappy Lipton dances a hula. (4) Marlene Sai was the featured vocalist. Other Club members to entertain were (5) Leilani Kekoolani, (6) Ray Suganuma and (7) Conne Suther­ land. The buffet table was loaded with goodies including lomi salmon, chicken long rice, lau lau, , kalua pig, mahimahi, sweet 3 potato, sll. ~, . haupia. i 4

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4 'Waikiki Beachboy' to Benefit ODKF

By Gerri Pedesky

Beachboy. The word great Christmas gift. It's shares a common history beautiful to look at and with Waikiki. It conjures fun to read, full of old up a romantic pas t: friends and acquaint­ cruise ships and state­ ances. Author Grady room parties, a luxurious Timmons, w ho spent hotel and a strip of four years collecting pic­ sand once described tures and stories, shows as"curving in a gentle, how Waikiki evolved flesh-covered arc toward through its association Diamond Head." with this remarkable col­ It brings back tandem lection of men, and how on giant redwood the beachboys contrib­ boards, baritone ukuleles uted to the Islands' repu­ a nd nicknames like tation as one of the most Splash Lyons, Laughing hospitable of visitor-des­ John and Turkey Love. tination areas. Although the Waikiki Bcachboy of­ beachboy tradition sur­ fers a candid account of vives to this day in Wai­ the lives of several of kiki, the real beachboy is Beachboys from the Outrigger Beach Services in 1952 were, from the most famous a relic from another era. left, Sally Hale, Turkey Love, Johnny Hollinger, Steamboat Mokuahi beachboys-including a Legend casts him as a Jr., a young boy, Steamboat Mokuahi Sr., unknown, Gene "Tarzan" memorable chapter on bronzed waterman with Smith and, kneeling, Panama Dave Baptiste and Philip Kaihue. Duke Kahanamoku. enorm ous charm, good Photo by Scoops Tsuzuki, courtesy of Steamboat Mokuahi Sr. Waikiki Beachboy humor and musical ge­ will be enjoyed by resi­ nius-a carefree, party- dents of , by visi­ ing fool and ardent womanizer. The For a limited time, the Outrigger tors and especially members of the Out­ legend is surprisingly close to the truth. Duke Kahanamoku Foundation is offer­ rigger Canoe Club. The oldtime Waildki beachboy re­ ing "Waikiki Beachboy" at the special The Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku mains a lively presence in the memo­ price of $25, a savings of $5 off the Foundation is p lanning an autograph ries of visitors and residents alike. cover price. This is an exclusive offer, party for the book in November. Veteran members of the Outrigger with the ODKF sharing in the proceeds. You may order the book for pickup Canoe Club, especially, may recall that Publis hed by Editions Limited, at the Beach Shop or have it mailed to it was Club member Bill Mullahey, in "Waikiki Beachboy" would make a you or to any address you wish. I the wake of the famous Massie rape case in 1931, who started the Waikild ~------~ Beach Patrol, Waikiki 's second beachboy service. Waikiki Beachboy Order Form The Beach Patrol was run by Sally Hale and had as its honorary captain Name______Club No.____ _ famed Waikiki visitor Shirley Temple. Address______The Beach Patrol was the predecessor City ______State. _____ ZIP______to the Outrigger Beach Services, which after World War II became Waikiki 's Please reserve my copy of Waikiki Beachboy: major beach service, employing such Price Quantity Tolal I will pick up at Beach Shop $25. X $. _ ___ legendary beachboys as Panama Dave Please Mail to me* $28. X $.___ _ Baptiste, Steamboat Mokuahi and Tur­ (Address list auached) key Love. *Order must be received by November 15 to assure Now, a beautifully illustrated new Christmas delivery. Price includes shipping charges. Total $ _ ___ book, "Waikiki Beachboy", offers Out­ rigger members a chance to relive those Mail order to: Outrigger Duke Kahanarnoku Foundation, wonderful bygone years-and contrib­ 2909 Kalakaua Avenue, , Hawaii 96815. ute to a good cause in the process. l ______j

5 5th Annual Cline Mann Paddleboard Race

By Marilyn Kali

Three course re­ time was four min­ cords were set in utes faster than the the 5th annual old record. Cline Mann Pad­ The third course dleboard Race at record came in the the Club on Au­ women's gust 19. The class by Karen o verall winner Pang, 45 minutes, was Pete Johnson 23 seconds. She with a time of 32 beat Debbie Way­ minutes, 20 sec­ man's record by 23 onds in the 5,000- seconds. meter race. Jr. 'Riggers Sage Pete won the Spalding and Missy boy's surfboard Mowat won the division in the Paddleboarders line up at start of race. boy's and girl's first Cline Mann raceboard divisions. Race in 1985 and won the men's surf­ onds, and in the masters men surfboard Other winners were Fred Fong in the board division in 1986. division by Felipe Pomar with a time of masters raceboard; Chuck Haneberg, Both Club and race records were set 38 minutes, 14 seconds. Kym's record men's surfboard; and Keaka Jackson, by Kym McKenzie in the women's was five minutes better than the previ­ boy's surfboard. raceboard division, 37 minutes, 10 sec- ous record by Hilary Lambert. Felipe's The race started out in light rain but finished on a sunny note. The race is named for former OCC preside nt and Winged "0" member Cline Mann who has perpetuated the sport of paddleboard racing at OCC, and is s till a member of the Paddleboard Committee which hosts the race each year. Thanks to the hard work of Paddleboard Committee chairman Fred Fong and his committee, including Club Captain Ron Li, Patti Li, Peg Danford, Cline Mann and Joe Teipel, the race was a great success. The Committee thanks General Man­ ager Ray Ludwig and his staff for pro­ viding refreshments to all participants Everything else after the race. ~) is just a light: New Members Regular: John Collis, Sidney Kaanapu, Sandra Ritz. Intermediate: Brad Thiessen. Associate: Tamara Yakamitz, Sharon Kirkpatrick, Mary Griffin, Jo Starr, Diana Giles. Junior: Greg Gamble, Jennifer Smith, Shell ey Buck, Leland Waters, Jeffrey g~~ YJ~. ..fiu.. Talbert. Oahu. Mau1 . Kaua1 H1lo. Kana

6 5th Annual Cline Mann 5K Paddleboard Race August 19, 1989 Results Overall Name Time Place/Division 9"' 0 1. Pete Johnson :32:20 l st,MR .I: c.. 2. Rick Williams :33:04 2nd, MR 3. Tony Moniz :33:53 3rd, MR 4. Dennis Pang :34:00 4th, MR 5. Michael Takahashi :34:1 9 5th, MR 6. Edmund Pestana :34:20 6th, MR Cline Mann waves in Ian Moore at 7. Dave Yester :34:44 7th, MR finish line. 8. Fred Fong* :34:45 1st, MMR 9. Matt Kresser* :35:06 8th, MR Sage Spalding won the boy's raceboard 10. Gerry Lopez :35:17 2nd, MMR division. 11. Ian Moore* :37:04 9th, MR 12. Kym McKenzie* :37:1 0 1st, WR 13. Clifford Pollard :37:11 3rd, MMR 14. Danny Loui :37:12 lOth, MR 15. Chuck Haneberg :37:17 1st, MS 16. Mark Cunningham :37:18 2nd, MS 17. Anthony Cambra III :37:20 3rd, MS 18. Felipe Pomar* :38:14 1st, MMS 19. Helene Phillips : 38:23 2nd, WR 20. Tccne Froiseth :38:30 11th, MR 21. Sage Spalding* :38:32 l st, BR 22. David Riddle :38:42 2nd, MMS 23. Willie Grace :39:04 4th, MS Masters men paddlers Fred Fong, 24. Dickie Abbey 39:40 4th, MMR Gerry Lopez and Cliff Pollard. 25. Tony Price :39:45 5th, MS 26. Kimo Kauihou :39:31 6th, MS 27. Paul Stoder :39:35 12th, MR 28. Duane Webster :40:00 7th, MS 29. Lowell Pang :40:03 13th, MR Cline Mann presents Missy Mowat with 30. Kuumomi Ho :41 :35 3rd, WR her trophy for winning the girl's 31. Marc Haine* :41:58 14th, MR raceboard division. He was on the 32. Mark Harlow :42:10 8th, MS swimming team at Punahou with her 33. B. VanDcrLeeden :42:36 3rd, MMS grandfather. 34. Ed Slattery :42:47 9th, MS 35. Ipo Segundo :43:26 2nd, BR 36. Jim Beaton :43:56 lOth, MS 37. Bill Lane :44:00 4th, MMS 38. Victor Lopez :44:36 5th, MMS Kaau McKenney 39. Kaau McKenney* :44:55 15th, MR 40. Karen Pang :45:23 l st, WS 41. Neil Hina :46:59 11th, MS 42. Peter Dye :47:59 12th, MS 43. Gavin Sutherland :48:06 3rd, BR 44. David Moore :49:56 16th, MR 45. Bill Bugbee :50:05 13th, MS 46. Sark Wetzel :50:31 14th, MS 47. Daniel Morrow :52.22 15th, MS 48. Linda McCrerey :52:23 2nd, WS 49. Missy Mowat* :54:36 l st, GR 50. Patrick Carvall1o :54:07 6th,MMS 51. Mike Lescberg :56:41 16th, MS 52. Brooke Froiseth* :56:42 5th, WR 53. Jed Lovingfoss 1:05:25 17th, MS 54. Darrell Tucker 1:08:40 18th, MS 55. Ed Wingate 1:08:52 19th, MS 56. Kaleinani Soares 1: 11:00 3rd, WS Kym McKenzie was all smiles after Pete Johnson accepts winning trophy 57. Keaka Jackson 1:19:30 1st, BS 1:19 selling new course record. from Cline Mann. 58. Steve Jackson :30 17th, MR *OCC member

7 ASTHETERRACETURNS~

By Mary Machado

Ernie Morgado, the honorary Vice Consul of Portugal, was surprised re­ cently when he was awarded the Grand Order of Merit and made an Honorary Citizen by the PorLUguese government. The presentation was made by Correia de Jesus, the Secretary of State for the Communities during a visit to Hawaii. Ernie was honored for his efforts to he lp earthquake victims from the Azores, the birthplace of his parents, and for his work to promote tourism to Portugal ... Marc and Sandra Haine are proud new parents of a son, Reese, born on August23 ... Numerous American Bar Association parties held at Club during recent con­ vention, sponsored by reciprocal mem­ bers. Singer Teresa Bright subbed for Peyton Carroll pleased as punch with 2-year-old filly Dancing Jamie's win at the Olomana at a recent Saturday night Del Mar Rack Track in August. He's shown holding the flowers in the bottom Steak Fry. . . photo. "She left the field in the dust," he says. Nonresident member Sam Kress and wife Kim are expecting their first baby Amfac Plaza Exhibi­ this month. They're sti ll living in Port­ tion Room ... land. They were in town for his 20 The year high school reunion in June. Jim McC­ ormicks pleased with Randy Shaw's mother won two gold 11-year-old medals playing volleyball at the Senior grand­ daughter Katie Olympics in August in . Now Wagner's we know why Randy's so good! poetry, com­ posed while sitting on Jeanne Robertson had her painting, the sea wall at the "Mystical Steeds" displayed in the 27th Club. annual Hawaii Watercolor Society's An­ Keone Kali nual Open Show in August at the named to the All-American High School team in swimming for his state Rudy Choy, center, enjoys brunch on the Terrace after championship time in selling Transpacific record. At left, is the 50-yard freestyle. crewman John Conser, and right, Rae Tang. Todd Duplanty also selected for his state championship ef­ been trying for 32 years to bring the re­ fort in the 200 medley relay. Both cord to Hawaii. This was his fifth try Keone and Todd are enrolled at UCLA for a record. He says he's now retired this year. Keone will swim and Todd from racing. will play water polo. Cong ratulations to Heath Hem­ Congratula tions to Rudy Choy mings for moving into the top 25 in the whose 62-foot Aikane-X5 catamaran set Hawaiian Pro Am Surfing Circuit. a new Transpacific record when it com­ Contributions to this column are al­ pleted the 2,225-mile run from Califor­ ways welcome. Leave items for the nia to Hawaii in six days, 22 hours, 41 Editor at the Front Desk. Be sure to in­ minutes and 12 seconds. He crossed clude your name and phone number in Ernie Morgado the finish line on August 24. Choy has case additional information is needed. @)

8 Paddlers Enjoy Distance Season

Outrigger paddlers gave winning Kona for the annual Queen performances during their first Liliuokalani Canoe Races, Sep­ races of the 1989 OHCRA Long tember 2. The 18-mile race is Distance Paddling Season. from Kailua Harbor to Honaunau for the women, and a Duke Kahanamoku Race return course for the men. Outrigger entered four crews in Outrigger men finished first the Duke Kahanamoku Race from overall with a time of 1:58:34. Magic Island to Kailua Beach on The second crew finished sev­ August 20, winning the 22-mile enth overall in 2:04:55. The event in 3 hours, 37 minutes. masters crew was second in Conditions were poor as crews their division with a time of battled 8-10 foot swells and 15-30 2:08:02. The senior masters mph winds. were timed in 2:18:58 and won Outrigger's second open crew Paddling in the Dad Center race for Outrigger were their division. finished in third place overall in front, Mary Smolenski, Norma Santiago, Michele St. The OCC women finished 3:50.50, with the masters finishing John, Carolyn Skinner; second row, Sharon Bintliff, second behind winner Healani fifth overall (and first in masters) Suzie Hemmings; back, Genie Kincaid, Les/ine with a time of 2:15:46. A sec­ in 3:54.38 and the senior masters Conner, Cathy Ho, Katie McCrary, Diana Clifford, ond women's crew finished crew 13th (third in masters) in Sara Reilly, Kaiulu Downing, Liz Perry-Dugan and twenty-first overall in 2:31:23. 4:51.20. Kisi Haine. Six crews withdrew during the race, with three suffering hours, 3:53 minutes in their koa canoe. severe damage. The race, from Kailua Beach to Out­ Dad Center Race Members of OCC's winning crew rigger, is 22 miles long. Healani was August 27, 1989 - Kailua to OCC were Todd Bradley, Kala Judd, Tom close behind in 3:04:52. Surfsports was OverallJClub Time Place/Division McTigue, Grady Bintliff, Keahi Robins, third in 3:10:20, followed by Outrigger 1. Hui Nalu 3:03.53* l st,Koa Greg Rudin, Dana Rupey, Steve Van in 3:11:54. Outrigger's koa crew was Lier Ribbink and Geoff Graf. (Sandy Combis, Jenny Scafe, Lorey Bode, sixth overall in 3:22:47. Ann Malama, Diane Darval-Almadova, Kate Bird Rock Race This was the first time that the Dad Jonnson. Lindsey Styan, Becky Hara, Denise Center Race has had a masters division Darval) Following the Duke Kahanamoku and it was won by Lokahi with a time 2. Healani 3:04:52 1st,Glass Race on August 20, women were of 3:37:51. 3. Surfsports 3:10:20 2nd,Glass schedul ed to race from the beach, The race is sponsored by Outrigger 4. Outrigger 3:1 1:54 3rd, Glass around Bird Rock and back to the and honors long-time OCC coach and (Kaiulu Downing, Diana Clifford, Katie beach. However, because of the surf Winged "0", Dad Center. McCrary, Sharon Bintliff, Liz Perry-Dugan, breaking across the beach, and the high Norma Santiago, Genie Kincaid, Mary winds, the race was changed. The new Catalina Race Smolenski, Coralie Miller) course, also six miles, was from Kailua Outrigger men traveled to Catalina 5. Lahaina 3:18:01 4th, Glass Beach to Smith's Point and back to on August 27 for the annual Catalina to 6. Outrigger 3:22:47 2nd, Koa Kailua Beach. Newport Canoe Race. Outrigger was a (Suzie Hemmings, Lesline Conner, Kisi Hui Nalu won the ironman event in close second about I 1(2 hours from the Haine, Michele SL John, Kaili Chun, Cathy a koa canoe in 42 minutes, 48.92 sec­ finish line when the boat flipped. The Ho, Dione Wilbur, Carolyn Skinner, Sara onds. Healani was second in 43: 11.52, crew righted the boat in about five min­ Reilly) and Outrigger open crews finished utes and still managed to finish second 7. Waikiki Club 3:23:04 5th, Glass third, :43:38.27; fourth, :44:26.24, and to Imua. 8. Hui Nalu 3:23:46 6th, Glass 17th, :49:54.60. Members of the crew were Bruce 9. Hui Lanakila 3:24:00 3rd, Koa The masters women finished 21st Black, Bill Bright, Gib Bintliff, Tom 10. Waikiki Beach Boys 3:33:30 7th, Glass II. Lanikai 3:33:41 8th, Glass overall, and third in mas ters in Conner, Kainoa Downing, Keone 12. Lokahi 3:37:51 1st, Masters :50: 17.50. Downing, Walter Guild, Chris Kincaid 13. Lokahi 3:40:48 4th, Koa and Dana Rupey. Dad Center Race 14. Healani 3:42:31 2nd, Masters 15. Honolulu 3:57:08 9th, Glass Hui Nalu set a new course record in Queen Llliuokalanl Race win ning the 15th annual Dad Center On Labor Day weekend, Outrigger's *New course record. Old record 3:18:58, set Race on August 27, finishing in 3 men's and women's crews traveled to by Outrigger in 1985.

9 NSIDE By Ray Ludwig, General Manager

Dear Members, Mrs. Adrian Brash, expertly arranged seafood buffet is also the 27th. Our coupon deal is going very well. under the supervision of Mitzi Lee and The reroofing of the Club is pro­ You have until the end of October to her staff, to the spectacular entertain­ ceeding on schedule and should be take advantage of the half-price dinners. ment and the outstanding array of tradi­ completed by mid-October. We thank A number of exciting new entrees tional Hawaiian food. It was an you for your understanding during the will be offered both during lunch and evening that brought back the memories past few months. dinner with an emphasis on seafood and of Old Hawaii. We have started our search for a new pasta. Come into the Dining Room and Our Monday night football is off to a computer system. Our current system look-see. We are sure you' ll be good start The good cheer, fellowship was installed in 1980 and meets the pleased. and high-jinx, in addition to the best basic needs of the Club. However, re­ Three hundred and fifty members beef stew in town and the largest hot pairs are becoming more frequent and and guests joined us in celebrating our carved roast beef and turkey sand­ the current system does not have the ca­ 81st anniversary at our annual Luau wiches you have ever seen, make this a pabilities or speed of some of the new held on August 26, and from all ac­ great night out. That's every Monday systems. counts, it was one of the best ever (see night in the Bar Lounge. Check it out! We are looking for a system which photos and story on page 4). Our two year arrangement with the will incorporate point of sales, word From the abundance of rare and Waialae Iki V Community Association processing and spread sheet capabilities, beautiful flowers donated by Mr. and whereby our tennis members were able with a standard club software package. to use the tennis facility at the commu­ Our target for implementation is April nity association, was terminated as of 1990. ~ September 15. Our Tennis Committee is diligently trying to locate suitable courts for use by our tennis members. We will keep you updated as progress is New Initiation Fees made. I want to acknowledge and congratu­ The Board of Directors has increased late our Employees of the Month for initiation fees for Regular, Nonresident "SUMMER the ftrst half of the current year. They and Intermediate members effective Oc­ are: tober 1, 1989. DAISY" January Toshio Kakazu All members who are sponsorin g February Henry To candidates for membership have been March Don Isaacs sent a letter asking them to check with April Tatsuo Yamamoto their candidate to see if they wish to re­ May Velma Tanaka main on the waiting list. June Lang Huynh The Board plans to increase the num­ They are all hard working, loyal, ber of Regular members and the number dedicated and professional and we are of Nonresident members by 100 mem­ indeed fortunate to have them as part of bers in each category over the next two our ohana. years. A couple items worth marking on The new fees: your calendar. The Halloween Party Regular membership will take place on Tuesday, October 31 Ages 30-34 $3,000 on the Hau Terrace. We will be com­ Ages 35-39 $5,000 bining our talenL contest together with a costume contest. There will be some­ Ages 40+ $10,000 thing for everyone. Come on down Nonresident membership $15,000 even if you just want to people watch. Intermediate Membership $2,000 Our luncheon fashion show in Octo­ The initiation fees will continue to ber will be Friday the 27th. Fashions accrue in a special Building Fund ac­ by Chocolates at Breakfast. We suggest count. you make reservations for this to insure Initiation fees for Junior and Associ­ a good table. Don't forget our Friday ate membership have not changed. riJ

10 FoR mE REcoRD

Running Goldcamp, Gaylord Wiloox, 4th, K1, 5000 meters, 23:56.1 Bill Mowat Ko'olau Cancer Classic Easton Manson, Mike Stirling). 1st, K2, 5000 meters, 21:39.7 (Intermediate Division) 8!10/89 5 miles Aukai Canoe Club, DNF, (Nalu Kukea) 3rd, K4, 1000 meters, 3:45.4 Emary Lucas :32:10, 1st, age (Dawson Jones, Loch Eggers, 3rd, K4, 5000 meters, 19:48.4 (Bob Rocheleau, Darryl Hara. group Bruce Black, Todd Sandvold, (Kai Parker, Nate Tan. Daniel Mark Buck) Williams Pioneer Days ROlmdup Mark Sandvold, Todd Payes). Sakaguchi) Traci Phillips 1OK Williams, Ore. Kamisugi (Senior Division) Nonn Dwunire, 2nd, 50-54 U.S. Canoe and Kayak Team Na- (17 and tmder) 1st, K2, 500 meters, 1:51.2 VolleybaD tiona! Sprint Championships 1st, K1, 500 meters, 2:08.6 (Malia Kamisugi) Riggers Waimea Classic August, 1989 Eagle Creek, lndi- 1st, K4, 500 meters, 1:525 (Ni- 1st, K1, 5000 meters, 23:51.3 8/13/89 Waimea Bay ana role Seu, Malia Ford, Kauai Kim) Bodysurfing Pro Division KaiMowat 1st, K2, 500 meters, 2:08.8 Sandy Beach Championships 1st, Jon Andersen-Tim Walston (13 and tmder) (Healii Heine) 8!10/89 Sandy Beach 2nd, Tom Madison-Jay Whalen 3rd, K1, 250 meters, 1:10.6 1st, K1, 5000 meters, 25:04.3 Kirk Snyder, 3rd, Bodyboarding 3rd, Randy Shaw-Ron Kamaka 1st, K2, 250 meters, 1:04.0 (Ber- 1st, K4, 5000 meters, 22:31.3 Canoe Surfing A Division nard Mokuahi) (Kyllie Armstrong, Healii Heine, Kamehameha Cup World Canoe 3rd, Deke Kilpa1rick-Ryan Gilbert 4th, K4, 250 meters, :57.6 (Ber- Moana Shizuru) Smfing Championships 1st, K2, 5000 meters, 23:43.0 Duke Kahanamoku State Beach nard Mokuahi, Brian Rocheleau, 8/8/89 Castles, 6-8 foot surf (Jackie Muller) Championships Chuck Watanabe) 1st, Mike Holmes, Jolm Motmts, 8/10/89 occ (15 and tmder) (Senior Division) Kala Judd 1st, Kirk Christman-lon Andersen 8th, K2, 500 meters, 2:21.8 1st, K2, 500 meters 1:51.2 2nd, Keone Downing, Kainoa (Traci Phillips) 2nd, Trevor Schirman-Tony (Brian Rocheleau) Downing, Mark Sandvold Mcinerny 1st, K4, 500 meters, 1:49.6 (Mi- Jackie Muller 3rd, Nappy Napoleon, Aaron Na- (17 and tmder) 3Jd. Chris Crabb-Jim Cavanah chael Beyez, Peter Erwin, Noa poleon, ~e Stirling 4th, Randy Shaw-Soott Rigg Miyamoto) 5th, K1, 500 meters, 2:17.7 Hawaii Outdoor Championships David Buck 2nd, K4, 500 meters, 8!17/89 Queen's Surf Beach (15 and tmder) 1:55.2 (Healii Heine, 1st, Jon Andersen-Marc Haine 3Jd. K1, 500 meters, 2:07.3 Kyllie Armstrong, 2nd, Kirk Christman-Tim 1st, K2, 500 meters, 1:48.4 (Stan Moana Shizuru) Push our Walston Kelly) 5th, K2, 500 metezs, 3rd, R. D. Gray-Watt 3rd. K4, 500 meters, 1:55.4 2:185 (Nicole Seu) Throngtrakol (Brian Rocheleau, Chuck 2nd, K4, 5000 buttons and 4th, Tony Mcinerny-Trevor Watanabe, Bernard Mokuahi) meters, 22:45.2 Schinnan (17 and tmder) (Malia Ford, Cathee 1st, women, Marcie Nowack- 2nd, K2, 500 meters, 1:46.6 Maurer, Kaui Kim) we'll change Diana McKibbin (Stan Kelly) 1st, K2, 5000 meters, Surfing 2nd, K2, 1000 meters, 3:56.9 (Stan Kelly) 23:43.0 (Malia U.S. Amateur Surfing Kamisugi) your oil. 3Jd. K2, 5000 meters, 22:11.9 Championships Wyatt Jones July, 1989 Oceanside, California (Stan Kelly) Sage Spalding (Intermediate Kym McKenzie, 2nd, Women Division) [g] [ID [g] - 00 [QJ [QJ [QJ (19-24) (15 and tmder) 1st, C1, 500 meters, 2:29.8 1st, C1, 1000 meters, Triathlon With Mobile Lube Express, (17 and tmder) 4:42.3 7th Windward Triathlon all it takes to get your oil 6th, C1, 500 metezs, 2:19.6 Mark Buck 8!10189 Kaneohe MCAS changed is a phone call. We 6th. C1, 1000 meters, 5:23.4 (Intermediate Matt Kresser, 1st, 24-under, come to your home or office. 4th, C1, 5000 metezs, 29:31.3 Division) 3:39:35 Our lube service includes Easton Manson 3rd, K4, 1000 metezs, Canoe Salling 3:45.4 (Bob oil & filter change, topping off (17 and under) all fluids, and a chassis lube. Na Holokai Sailing Canoe Race 3Id, K1, 500 metezs, 1:54.7 Rocheleau, Danyl 8!19189 Pokai Bay to Nawiliwili Hara. Billy Mowat) For an appointment, just push 1st, K4, 500 meters, 1:35.3 (Eric the right buttons. Harbor Chun, Nalu Kukea, Steve (Senior Division) Island Tan, 9th, (Mike Muller, Oakland) 5th, K2, 10,000 Walter Guild, Gib Bintliff, Mark 3Id, K2, 500 metezs, 1:47.6 meters, 44:10.3 (Bob Rigg, Keone Downing, Kainoa (Ralen Chang) Rocheleau) Downing). 3Jd. K2, 1000 metezs, 4:01.4 (Mastezs Division) Manu Ula, 12th, (Matt Buckman, 4th, K1, 500 meters, Mobile Lube Ogress (Eric ChlDl) 0 The Oil/Lube that comeMo you. Tommy Holmes, Danny 5th, K1, 1000 metezs, 4:22.1 2:10.1

11 Members It Pays To Know

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12 Backward Glances

By Cobey Black, Historical Committee 80 Years Ago airport... Newest cocktail is the Ritaly . . . Said Fred Hemmings (in 1909-0ur year-old Club was to honor the wedding of Rita Hayworth pre-Marathon days) of OCC's first floundering in deep water, but, and Aly Khan ... OCC members' cross-country race, after a 2 1/4-mile editorialized the local press, it's "too favorite New York hotel is the all-out dash, "Molokai was easy. I'm good a ship to be allowed to sink" and Lexington, run by our friend Charlie going back to water sports." But Fred the generosity of friends, plus dues Rochester, also an OCC member." led the Club to a respectable fourth from the newly organized women's 30 Years Ago place, racing "through Waikiki full auxiliary, "enabled the crippled craft to 1959-Headline: HAWAII DEFEATS speed and drawing incredulous looks weather the storm." CALIFORNIA IN FIRST CATALINA from people coming out of church." 40 Years Ago RACE. "Two OCC paddlers, Doug Jerry Ober reported that such running 1949-Among the social notes: Carr and Archie Kaaua, helped pace the was "a new kind of physical "Spencer Weaver, elected president of Hawaii crew to cover the rugged destruction." Oahu Restaurant & Dispensers Ass'n, is 22-mile water route in 5 hrs, 10 mins., 10 Years Ago owner of the famous Sky Room at the 30 sees., 14 minutes ahead of 1979-J. Ward Russell's retirement California." clambake, with unlimited beer and wine Charles K. L. Davis returned from a for $ 14, was a "swigging" success, Halloween and tour of Russia with the Ed Sullivan while the 71st Annual Luau, featuring Show. legendary entertainers Sol Bright, Andy Talent Show Alice and Les Gamble celebrated Cummings, Genoa Keawe and Palani their 15th wedding anniversary. Vaughan, was a swinging successor to By Mike Wood 20 Years Ago the Waimanalo Beach bash. (iJ 1969-Molokai Channel crossings were What a combination! Do you sing? made by OCC swimmer Harry Do you dance? Have you got your Huffaker and solo paddler Tommy Halloween costume ready? Holmes, the latter in a canoe built by Do you tell jokes? Do magic tricks? George Perry. It was Tommy's second Do you have a special talent or do you crossing of the year. Earlier, he and know someone with talent that should Aka Hemmings paddled the channel on be shared with others? If you do, here's your chance. The Outrigger is presenting a special Halloween Party and Ta lent Show, Tuesday, October 31 from 7 to 10 p.m. Molokai Hoe Race on the Hau Terrace. If you have talent, now's your Set for Oct. 8 chance or if you know someone who The 1989 Bankoh Molokai Hoe canoe does, don't hold back, this is going to race will be held on Sunday, October 8. be fun! And you can wear your cos­ Starting time for the Molokai-to-Oahu tume too! canoe race is 7 a.m. at Hale 0 Lono We'll have musical and non-musical Harbor on Molokai, with the fmish 40.8 categories. Plus a 'first time' talent cat­ miles later at Fort DeRussy Beach egory and a Special Karaoke category. around noon. And yes, fabulous prizes for best cos­ Outrigger is the three-time defending tume and talent winners. champion, and holder of the record of 5 We will provide piano, sound system hours, 8 minutes and 11 seconds, set by (with two microphones), tape player last year's winning crew of Bruce and karaoke system. If you have your Black, Scott RoUes, Keone Downing, own, or need accompaniment, please Kainoa Downing, Mark Rigg, Chris indicate on the entry blank. Blanks Kincaid, Marc Raine, Tom Conner and may be picked up at the Front Desk and Walter Guild. must be turned in no later than October The Club is planniJig to enter four 10. crews in the race-two men's open If you have questions, call Mike crews and two masters crews. Wood, 533-7468, or Terry McKenney, Come on down to Ft. DeRussy to 732-7721. @l cheer them on. ~

13 Winged ''0'': John McMahon

Winged "0" awarded March, 1976 surfer, swimmer and diver. athletic program. The highlight of the annual Athletic He was a lifeguard and stuntman and The Peruvian International Surfing Awards Banquet in 1976 was the pre­ soon participated in the Olympic try­ Championships saw John carrying the sentation of the Winged "0" award to outs in water polo and diving. A trip to banner of the OCC. There, he was a one of the Club's best-known and most­ Hawaii for swimming competition was guest/judge and darling of the senoritas. loved men, John McMahon. all John needed to convince him to stay, His work with the Club championships When Ron Sorrell announced John's so he sold his return ticket and he lived in the '50s and '60s made the contest name, the entire audience rose to its in Hawaii for the next 50 years. thrilling and smooth-running, without feet in a standing ovation in apprecia­ John became an Outrigger member the usual snafus of surfing contests. tion of John's long and distinguished in 1953 and he was a guiding light of A frequent winner himself through service to the Outrigger Canoe Club our surfing program both at the Club the years, he was often found in the and all of its members. and in the State of Hawaii. largest waves, outsurfing and out­ John McMahon was born in one of He was one of the original innova­ maneuvering younger surfers off and on the most famous boroughs in Amer­ tors and organizers of the first major the beach. ica-Brooklyn, New York. He realized surfing contest anywhere in the world, It would be safe to say that without that the traffic and smog were getting including the Makaha Surfing Classic. John McMahon's concern for young pretty rough in "Fun City" way back in He contributed a major portion of his people at the OCC, our surfing program the '30s, so rumor has it that he hopped time toward instituting an active Surf­ would not have been what it was. on a slab of plywood in New York Har­ ing Committee in the Club, a commit­ The Winged "0" made a wise and bor and by the time he reached Venice, tee which singlehandedly kept the sport popular choice in presenting this distin­ California, he was an accomplished of surfing an important element of our guished award to John McMahon.@)

GIVE YOUR TEEN _jUNIOR 'RIGGERS THE ULTIMATE Jr. 'Rigger Ryan Foster played for Bal­ suits in For the Record. GIFT! boa Bay Volleyball Club this year. His Contributions to this column are al­ team, Balboa Bay Blue 16s, lost to ways welcome. Leave items for the Santa Monica VB Club in the finals at Editor at the Front Desk. Be sure to in­ the Junior Olympics in Toledo, Ohio, clude your name and phone number in July 9, finishing second. Ryan was case additional information is needed.@> named first team All-American . . . Some really great perfor­ mances by Malia Kamisugi, David Buck, Sage Spal­ ding, Easton .Seven days that develop a lifetime of self esteem , Manson and Jackie Muller in confidence & personal responsibility. the Canoe and Kayak Champi­ Call (808) 735-5660 onships. They for more information. brought home lots of medals. The Hawaii junior team scored twice WI NN l HS' as many points as Barony Clark her laser "Microchip" in a Kaneohe Bay the second place Regatta. She was an instructor this summer in Waikiki Ya cht ~ team. See the re- Club's Junior Sailing Program.

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Kirk Christman dives for ball as partner Jon Andersen waits. Danny Mcinerny versus Scott Rig g.

Ryan Gilbert and Stevie Li go for ball. Marc Haine Summer Volleyball Action

Kirk Christman and Jon Andersen Madison and R.D. Gray. Tieing for teamed up to win the Duke Kaha­ fifth were Scott Rigg and Randy Shaw namoku State Sand Volleyball Champi­ and Kanoa Ostrem and Stevie Li. Tie­ onship, August 20 at the C lub. They ing for seventh were Andy Schroeder defeated Trevor Schirman and Tony and Jay Whalen and Marc Haine and Mcinerny for the title. Finishing in Danny Mcinerny. third placed were Chris Crabb and Jim The 4-Man scheduled for Labor Day Cavanah and fourth place went to Tom weekend was canceled. @)

15 Outrigger Invitational Water Polo Tournament

The 2nd annual Outrigger Invitational teams from Hawaiian Island Water Polo second and Outrigger third. Water Polo Tournament was held in Club and Rainbow Aquatics. Tourna­ Playing for Outrigger were co-cap­ front of the Club on Saturday, July 29. ment play was round robin. tains Bruce Black and John Nielsen. Participating with the Outrigger were Rainbow was first, Hawaiian Islands Other members of the squad were Todd Payes, Mark Sandvold, Loch Eggers, ~c: Mike Stirling, Colleen Kelley, Norma a.<0 ::l Santiago, Tony Price, Tim McCallin. 0 c: Interested parents/members who Q) .I: J,! would like to form a women's team Q)

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16 Another Great Day for Outrigger Golfers

By Frank E. Walton Outrigger golfers experienced a few McCollough and his crew was super. Ladies anxious moments at Kaneohe MCAS Pappy Sears and Dick Blanc took Low Gross Overall Terri Lui 86 on August 21 as a rain cloud swept low net and low gross honors respec­ Low Net Overall Lytha Hajek 93-28-65 over their heads, leaving a few drops of tively over the 58 players (40 kanes and 2nd Low Net Beverly Miyake 94-27-67 pineapple juice. The passing cloud was 18 wahines). There were 36 Club 3rd Low Net Cyrena Bryan 106-32-74 followed by a brief mini-hurricane members along with 22 guests. Closest to Pin which was strong enough to have Ladies Ellie Dillingham ripped off Howard Cosell 's rug. Results: Carol Farrow After this short demonstration, the Men Donnie Mailer Men Stu McCombs weather cooperated and a great tourna­ Low Gross Overall Dick Blanc 79 ment was enjoyed by all players. Low Net Overall Pappy Sears 91-24-67 In spite of yeoman efforts, Jim Ham­ A Flight mons and his Golf Committee came up Low Net Tony Riccio 84-15-69 In Memoriam four players short of the 64 player slots 2nd Low Net Vic Hawthorne 88-17-71 Lorenz L. Kumeilike Jr. reserved in order to obtain a shotgun B Flight Deceased: August 23, 1989 start. Low Net James Gaddis 89-18-71 Member: 36 years As usual, Kaneohe Head Pro Chuck 2nd Low Net Meade Wildrick 95-23-72 Larsen and his staff gave outstanding c Flight Lynne S. Connable support and the luncheon buffet pro­ Low Net Peter Balding 90-16-74 Deceased: August 4, 1989 vided by NCO Club Manager Larry 2nd Low Net Bill Kilcoyne 100-26-74 Member: 30 years Golf Chips From the 19th Hole By Frank E. Walton Buy one salad, Mark your calendar for 8 a.m., Tuesday, Golf Awards Banquet October 24. That's the date for the next The 1989 Golf Awards Banquet will Outrigger Golf Tournament at Hickam be held on Thursday, November 9 in Get one free AFB. Golf Chairman Jim Hammons Dining Rooms A through D at the Club. has arranged for a shotgun start for 64 You will be offered a choice of beef or Please present this coupon players. fish. Signup sheets for the banquet will before ordering. The tournament will be followed by be in the Golf Folder at the Front Desk Not to be used withother an awards presentation (no lunch). on October 16. coupons or offers. Offer Players will be able to buy food and re­ 1990 Golf Tournaments expires October 31, 1989. freshments at the Golf Course Snack Club golf tournaments for 1990 will Good only at Bar. be for members only. Tee times will be 902 Kapahulu Avenue. Longtime OCC member Ed Van requested for 32 players. This is in re­ Kleeck, who currently lives in Berke­ sponse to member complaints that non­ ley, California, has donated a Van members have been usurping the tee Kleeck Putter, valued at $125, to the times and the trophies. The Golf Com­ Golf Committee. It will be offered as a mittee is open to suggestions on this prize to the winner of a putting contest and anything else connected with golf. (for OCC members only) at the comple­ Join OCC Golfers tion of the Hickam tournament. The Golf Committee urges all Out­ Experience over the past two years rigger golfers to become members of has demonstrated to the Golf Commit­ Outrigger Canoe Club Golfers. This in­ tee that sufficient enthusiasm and sup­ cludes membership in the Hawaii State port to sustain shotgun starts does not Golf Association and the USA GHIN exist among OCC members. Therefore System and would assure that all golf­ the October tourney will be the last to ers participating in our tournaments provide that benefit would use current handicaps computed by the same source. ~

17 Beach Shop Fashion Show

Fashions from the Beach Shop were modeled by Club members on August 25 in an informal fashion show in the Dining Room, Terrace and Bar. (1) Midge Troxell, Nia Noles, Ruth Hakuole, JoAnne Heim. (2) Irene Kim, Bill Kea, Grace Wong. (3) Denise Devaney was one of the models. (j) 1 2

Rcyns n celebration of Reyn's I 30th Anniversary in Hawaii.

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Fashion Show Fall fashions will be previewed on Friday, October 27, at 12:15 p.m. in the Dining Room, Lounge and Terrace, by Chocolates for Breakfast. Reservations should be made early by calling the Front Desk, 923-1585. The regu­ lar luncheon menu will be served.

Na Pueo. The oldest Practice for Castle and most revered of the family guardians, or amakua captured on our finest Swim cotton shirting. Inspired by Hawaii artist, Dan Van Zyle, we offer The 1 1/4-mile Castle Swim is sched­ this limited editio '~ print on grou nds of natural, pink or tan uled for Sunday, November 26 at 8 a.m. in traditional pullover or full button fro nt sh;les. This swim is open to members only. There is no entry fee. Awards will be given for junior and male and female in every age group in five-year intervals up to and including the oldest swimmer. The course is from the site of the old Club in Waikiki (now the Outrigger Hotel) to the Outrigger and is followed by a breakfast and awards. Start practicing now so you can enter. Watch for more details on the KA HALA /\tALL Bulletin Board in the Tunnel and in the November Outrigger magazine. @

18 October/November 1989 Calendar

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sunday Brunch Aerobics Entertainment Aerobics B&G Meeting Water Aerobics Duke Heatherly 8:30a.m. 8a.m. Comm. Mtg. 8a.m. 11:30 a.m. 8a.m. Orchestra 5:30p.m. 7-10 p.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge A&M Comm. Mtg Historical Hawaiian Music '1 6-9 p.m. Noon 5p.m. Comm. Mtg. Dining Room 5p.m. 12-2 p.m. Monday Night Football Party 6 p.m. Bar

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Sunday Brunch Aerobics House Comm. Aerobics ODKF Board Water Aerobics Duke Heatherly 8:30a.m. 8a.m. 11:30 a.m. 8a.m. 11:30 a.m. 8a.m. Orchestra 7-10 p.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge Exec. Comm. Hawaiian Music 6-9 p.m. Noon 5p.m. Dining Room 12-2 p.m. MOLOKAI HOE Monday Night Ft. DeRussy Football Party 6 p.m. Bar

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Sunday Brunch Aerobics Public Relations Aerobics Water Aerobics Duke Heatherly 8:30a.m. 8a.m. 5:15p.m. 8a.m. 8a.m. Orchestra 7-10 p.m. Sunday Buffet Bridge A&M Comm. Mtg. Hawaiian Music 6-9 p.m. Noon 5p.m. Dining Room 12-2 p.m. Monday Night Football Party 6 p.m. Bar

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Sunday Brunch Aerobics Golf Tourney Aerobics Board Meeting Water Aerobics STEAK FRY 8:30a.m. 8a.m. 8 a.m. Hickam 8a.m. 5p.m. 8a.m. &p.m.

Sunday Buffet Bridge Hawaiian Music 6-9 p.m. Noon 12-2 p.m.

Monday Night Fashion Show Football Party Noon 6 p.m. Bar SEAFOOD BUFFET 6p.m.

29 30 31 1 2 3 4 Sunday Brunch Aerobics HALLOWEEN Aerobics B&G Comm. Mtg. Water Aerobics PHOTO CONTEST 8:30a.m. 8a.m. PARTY & 8a.m. 11:30 a.m. 8a.m. DEADLINE TALENT 5:30p.m. -~ Sunday Buffet Bridge SHOW DEADLINE FOR Historical Hawaiian Music 6-9 p.m. Noon 7 p.m. Bar CHRISTMAS Comm. Mtg. 12-2 p.m. TREES 5p.m. Monday Night Football Party A&M Comm. Mtg. 6 p.m. Bar 5p.m. We're overstocked on Rick Golt Paddling Posters Great for Gifts, Naw 2 for $10 at Beach Shop (While Supplies Last) Includes mailing tube Sales benefit Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation

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Published monthly by the Outrigger Canoe Club OCCPhoto 2909 Kalakaua Avenue at Diamond Head Honolulu. Hawaii 96815 Phone: 923-1585 FAX : 923-9703

Directors Contest Peter Balding, Presidenl Dan Williamson, Vice-Presidenl, Operations John Goss, Vice-Presidenl, Activities Gerri Pedesky, Secretary George Cook, Treasurer Diane Stowell, Assistant Secretary/1/ouse Ron Larsen, Assistant Treasurer/Admissions Check through your family album and choose some of & Membersh ip your favorite photos to enter into the OCC Photo Thomas !Iaine, Long Range Planning birthday party, the family dog, summer Mark Buck, Athletics Contest-a Walter Guild, Building & Grounds paddling pictures, your vacation, the children or Bruce Ames, Enlertainment grandchildren, a rainbow or a sunset. Marc Haine, Public Relations Henry Ayau, Historical

Standing Committees: We have seven categories to choose from-QCC, Black Arden Moore, Admissions & Membership and White, People, Places, Things, Creatures, Ron li, Athletics Funkt;-Humorous and Flowers-Plants-Scenics. Ken Brown, Building & Grounds Scrappy lipton, Enlertainment Kchau Kca, Historical Rules and Entry Blanks are at the Front Desk. John Pyles, House Jason Oliver, Long Range Planning All entries must be postmarked October 31 or delivered Shirieigh Oark, Public Relations to the Front Desk of the Club by 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, Management Staff: November 4. Raymond P. Ludwig, General Manager Ted Miller, Assistant Manager, Nights/Operations Manager Gordon Smith, Comptroller/Assistant Manager, Days William Teruya, Executive Chef Patti Higuchi, Executive Secretary Rosemarie Morris, Secretary Outrigger Staff: Marilyn Kali, Editor On the Cover: UCLA's s tar volleyball player Trevor Schirman meets Tom Madison Cindy Turner, Designer in the Duke Kahanamoku State Volleyball Championships on the OCC sand courts. Arden Moore, Advertising Results and more photos on page 15. Photo by Marilyn Kali.

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