October 2018 Volume XCIV Number 10 - Kaneohe Yacht Club
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October 2018 Volume XCIV Number 10 Bullship Newcomers Clare Lang Tournament El Toro & Laser States I14 Worlds
October • November 2018
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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OCTOBER Snack Bar 11a-5p
1st Friday 6:30p J24/J80/M24 Soling States
Deckhands UD 6p
Monday Night Football 6:30p CG #14 UD 6:30p Locker 5-7p UH Football 6:07p
CG #17 LH 6:30p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Family BBQ
Locker 5-7p
Yoga UD 5p; 6p Express Window 5-8p Dinner 5-9p Express Window 5-8p
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J24/J80/M24 Soling States Snack Bar 11a-5p
Locker 10a-Noon Monday Night Football 6:30p MP UP 7:15a ORF Waimea Bay
Brunch 9-11:30a Mooring UD 6:30p UH Football TBD
Snack Bar 1-5p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ
Yoga UD 5p; 6p Express Window 5-8p Dinner 5-9p Express Window 5-8p
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Snack Bar 11a-5p
ORF Waimea Bay Ladies Tennis 8a MP LH 11a
Bulkhead Race 2p Monday Night Football 6:30p F & P UD 6:30p HYSA #7
Locker 10a-Noon Membership UD 6p Fleet Ops UD 6:30p Cribbage/Bridge/Mahjong Tennis Tournament &
Brunch 9-11:30a 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ Pupu
Snack Bar 1-5p Express Window 5-8p Dinner 5-9p Express Window 5-8p UH Football 6:07p
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Snack Bar 11a-5p
MP LH 4p MP LH 8a Class Boat J
Locker 10a-Noon Monday Night Football 6:30p BOD UD 6:30p Keiki Halloween Party 10a
Brunch 9-11:30a Halloween Ball 6:30p
Snack Bar 1-5p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ UH Football TBD
Yoga UD 5p; 6p Express Window 5-8p Dinner 5-9p Express Window 5-8p
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Cy Gillette Day Halloween
Locker 10a-Noon Monday Night Football 6:30p
Brunch 9-11:30a
Snack Bar 1-5p Yoga UD 5; 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p
Express Window 5-8p
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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NOVEMBER KYC ANNUAL MEETING Snack Bar 11a-5p
5:45p Check-in ORF Shorthanded Champ
Seafest 12-3p
Locker 5-7p UH Football 6:07p
Express Window Hours TBD
Dinner 5-9p
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MP LH 4p Snack Bar 11a-5p
Locker 10a-Noon Monday Night Football 6:30p Deckhands UD 6p CG #14 UD 6:30p HYRA Banquet
Brunch 9-11:30a MP UD 5p
CG #17 LH 6:30p
Snack Bar 1-5p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ
Yoga UD 5p; 6p Express Window 5-8p Dinner 5-9p Express Window 5-8p
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Class Boat K Ladies Tennis 8a Snack Bar 11a-5p
Bulkhead Race 2p Monday Night Football 6:30p Mooring UD 6:30p Tennis Tournament &
Locker 10a-Noon Pupu LH
Brunch 9-11:30a Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ UH Football 6:07p
Snack Bar 1-5p Yoga UD 5p; 6p Express Window 5-8p Dinner 5-9p Express Window 5-8p
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IRF/I14 Make Up THANKSGIVING Snack Bar 11a-5p
Locker 10a-Noon Monday Night Football 6:30p F & P UD 6:30p Office – CLOSED UH Football TBD
Brunch 9-11:30a Membership UD 6p Fleet Ops UD 6:30p Cribbage/Bridge Bar – CLOSED
Snack Bar 1-5p Mahjong 6:30p Dining – CLOSED Family BBQ
Express Window 5-8p Express Window 5-8p
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Locker 10a-Noon
Brunch 9-11:30a Monday Night Football 6:30p BOD UD 6:30p Bar Tree Deco
Snack Bar 1-5p Locker Pre-Christmas Sale
Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ
Yoga UD 5; 6p Express Window 5-8p Dinner 5-9p Express Window 5-8p
RED = KYC Meeting BLUE = KYC Event / Racing GREEN = Deckhands Locker / UH Football
On the cover: Jake Arcand, Bullship 2018 Tail End Charlie, taking it easy on his way around Coconut Island. More photos and results on pgs 10 & 11
COMMODORE VICE REAR
Frederic Berg COMMODORE COMMODORE
Ralph Foulger Mike Van Woerkom
By the time you Aloha Members, I hope all of you
read this the Bullship Can you believe it's have had an opportunity
will have come and October already. The to meet our new Club
gone and there will be retailers are already Manager, Shaun Myers.
new winners all around. promoting Christmas. If you haven’t please
With a little luck, yours By the time you read this make an effort to swing
we'll be counting down by and say hello. He
truly will make the the days to the Annual Membership Meeting.
podium, at least in class. I’ve lost a little weight has only had a little time on the job so make
Then Thanksgiving shortly thereafter and before sure you give him a chance to settle in before
so maybe they’ll adjust the weight categories you know it, it's the Commodore's Ball on giving him too many tasks.
enough so I can still start far down the harbor in December 8th. Christmas is right behind and As most of the country’s yacht clubs are
front of the truly light weight entries. Bullship then New Year's eve. I can't believe how putting their boats away for the winter I am
is one of those races that embodies the spirit at quickly the year has progressed to this point. reminded how blessed we are to have a
Kaneohe Yacht Club, fun, but keenly I'd like to highlight some of the year's year-round boating opportunity. Moving into
competitive. It’s one of those races where accomplishments under your Board with the October we still have a lot of sailboat racing and
everybody comes out to support it, either as a assistance of the many volunteers and committee activities for you to enjoy. On the sailing front
participant, a spectator or the crew that makes it members providing input to the Board; we have the J/24, J/80, Melges 24, and Soling
all happen. I look forward to seeing you there. 1. The team leadership building experience states. Who’s the best in Hawaii? I guess we
After last month’s challenges, it’s good to has developed and matured our KYC will find out soon. We also have the Cy Gillette
see the Club hitting on all cylinders once again. department leaders into much more efficient Day on October 28. Make sure you call your
staff, to the benefit of our members. crew and get out on the water for this great
We have our new Manager, Shaun Myers event.
working his magic and our new caterers, Island 2. The hiring of our Human Resources
professionals has brought us current to the Thursday night sailing finished up but
Fusion Catering are finding their place in the don’t worry, it doesn’t stop. It moves to the
galley. Our membership numbers are at or near many HR rules of today and has provided a
valued resource for the Board. second Sunday in the month. Come on down
the cap. There’s room in the parking lot, and it on Oct. 14 for another bay sail. If skippers are
seems we are taming the wanna be members 3. The hiring of a professional accounting firm looking for crew don’t forget to offer up a ride
who bypass the front office (to pick up a to update and modernize our systems to some of our new members. I was fortunate
membership form, or just sign in as a guest) and 4. The hiring of a qualified and experienced to speak to many new members at our
bee line straight to the pool to hang out. We are in-house accountant to work with our Newcomer's Pupu Party last month who are
following the by laws on how to deal with accounting professionals eager to learn to sail or lend a helping hand.
If you’re not into sailing, there is still
members that haven’t paid dues, so I’m happy to 5. The refinement of our bookkeeping plenty to do. The Deckhands are putting on
announce, we have no members that haven’t processes to the point where we have another fabulous Keiki Halloween Party on
caught up by the end of this quarter. Our by professional and more accurate reports October 27. Bring the kids down - it is sure to
laws are fairly strict in the way we deal with non 6. The re-organization of our maintenance area. be a great event. There is also Monday Night
payment and it has proven very effective once Football for all you fans. As always looking to
7. The signing of a contract to rebuild/replace
followed. Thanks to the office staff for their a major portion of G Pier see everyone down at the club.
diligence in following up with members that
hadn’t paid. 8. The purchase of a buy-one, get-one free golf Aloha.
cart to replace the aging cart that we've been
The Newcomer’s Pupu Party continues to using for many years.
be a great hit with our new members and many
current members that want to get to know them. 9. The hiring of an experienced Club Manager
The Deckhands have once again put on a great 10. The production of more sailing events than
spread and prepare the longhouse to welcome any other club in the state (possibly more than
our latest additions. Mahalo! If you see all the other clubs combined)
MEMBERSHIP REPORT
someone around the Club you hadn’t seen, 11. Many other smaller, less publicized events
please introduce yourself and get to know our 12. Updated and enhanced data processing
new members. They are just as excited to know system, by Tom Wood & Frederic Berg
Michael “Swede” Olson
you as you are to know them. Membership Count
In addition to the above, we have the as of September 13, 2018
following committees in the process of making
recommendations to the Board for revisions to SENIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .620
the following Club documents; LIFE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
Mooring Regulations ASSOCIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
House and Grounds Rules and Regulations INTERMEDIATE . . . . . . . . . . .15
Pool Regulations
All of which are intended to bring these
FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
documents current by today's standards and LIFE FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
remove some of the ambiguities found in the JUNIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
current documents. NON-RESIDENT . . . . . . . . . .115
Your board will soon be working on goals SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
for 2019. TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .930
Respectfully submitted,
Ralph Foulger
Vice Commodore
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JUNIOR SAILING DIRECTOR
Jesse Andrews
September is always a highly anticipated month
at KYC for Laser and El Toro sailors. The Laser
State Championships and El Toro State
Championships took place on two separate
weekends in September with oddly similar
conditions. Spotty, shifty and light trade winds made
for more inconsistent finishes for the competitors.
Being on the correct side of the course was the only
thing that really mattered in some races. In the last
Laser race of the series two smaller radial sails came out of the right side to
finish first and second overall! The rest of the day the left side had been paying
off and John Myrdal was playing that side very well.
Prior to the start we emphasize to the Junior sailors to stand up as high as
they can in their boats about one minute before the start to see what side of the
course looks like it has better wind. When it is light air in Kaneohe Bay finding
the best wind on the course is of great importance. I enjoy seeing these kids
thinking about their start strategy and modifying it to the conditions as they
change through out the start. Sailing really helps you think about all the different
variables of mother nature, wind speed, direction, other boats causing bad air,
right of way, time and distance to the start line, correct sail trim and body Makani Andrews
positioning in the boat and that is all before the start!
Back to the Laser States, John Myrdal put on yet another clinic winning the
event for about the 20th time I believe! It is inspirational and great for kids to
sail against someone of John's caliber out there. By just watching him sail it
makes you learn many small things that make him so fast! He wasn't immortal
in the light and shifty conditions every race this year with one race being
snatched away from him by Max Roth. He gave the rest of the fleet a chance
by using his last race as throwout race he headed in and the rest of the fleet were
ready to battle for that top spot. Benton Widlanski came out of the right corner
with a substantial lead along with fellow radial sailor Makani Andrews. After
a split downwind Makani ended up passing Benton and holding on for the win.
A great way for my boy to celebrate turning 11! Congrats to the 27 sailors who
competed all weekend long and to the 12 trophy winners below.
1st John Myrdal 1st Kanoa Pick 1st Benton Widlanski 1st Guy Fleming
Laser A Laser B Laser Radial Laser Master
2nd Max Roth 2nd Gavin Ball 2nd CJ Perez 2nd Scott Melander
3rd Colin Weston 3rd JP Lattanzi 3rd Makani Andrews 3rd John Hingham
El Toro States and Bullship took place Saturday and Sunday, September 29
and 30 with 26 sailors ranging from 10 to 60 something years old! I can't think
of many other boats that a 90 pound 11 year old and a 6' 60 something year old
can be in a battle for the overall win! This time the two oldest sailors in the
fleet took first and second overall with the youth hot on their heels. Buzz
Blackett sailed a super consistent regatta throwing out a 4th place finish to beat
Kui Lim by one point! The junior fleet was even closer with JP Lattanzi winning
the tie-breaker over Makani Andrews. It was a good showing for KYC Toro
sailors taking the top seven spots overall.
The morning of Bullship brought better winds then expected with 12-14
knots filling in for the hour or so that it takes to sail around Coconut Island and
Event: 2018 El Toro States Provisional Results
Date: 09-29-2018
back. Leading around the island and all the way to the South Channel entrance
RACE Sub Throw Place
Juniors Sail No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total Out TOTAL
was the same duo that won the States the day before. A match race ensued
JP Lattanzi 177 3 4 1 6 11 25 11 14 1
upwind with JP slowly chopping away at Makani's lead until they both skipped
Makani Andrews 1163 16 2 3 4 5 30 16 14 2
Morgan Vodzak 11 2 8 6 5 10 31 10 21 3
the Green South Channel entrance mark! They eventually sailed back around
Michael Quinn 9 7 6 15 16 6 50 16 34 4
but that gave Max Roth the lead and eventual win! Mani Pahuatini had a great
Lucia Mumma 11940 5 12 8 20 12 57 20 37 5
comeback from midfleet to finish second overall. Very exciting race to watch!
Tamzen Lim 1867 12 3 14 11 13 53 14 39 6
Genevieve Mumma 11942 6 7 13 14 18 58 18 40 7
The Senior Bullship saw wind starting in the 5 knot range from the North
Noelani Velasco 787 18 10 12 15 7 62 18 44 8
East eventually shifting to the South East with a small rain squall. This made
Olivia Lowthian 16 13 20 9 12 15 69 20 49 9
it interesting as a handful of boats rounded the island the unconventional
Mani Pahuatani 21 8 17 18 7 21 71 21 50 10
Charles Parson 11947 26 14 19 3 16 78 26 52 11
clockwise direction. This seemed to pay off when Yal Lim came storming in the
Michael Hochart 11825 23 11 10 17 14 75 23 52 12
North channel to overtake the lead into the harbor. But with a big lull on the
Maddie Suh 11948 15 19 17 8 17 76 19 57 13
Kaile Olson 11939 10 16 20 19 19 84 20 64 14
right side of the harbor I was able to avoid the lull and get a lucky shift to
Sage Andrews 22 17 18 16 13 22 86 22 64 15
overtake the lead and the overall win.
Nyah Dufek 11618 21 21 25 21 9 97 25 72 16
There were many double-handed boats with family members and
Seth Culberson USN 5 19 25 22 25 25 116 25 91 17
Neftali Guerro USN 1 20 26 23 22 26 117 26 91 18
significant others. Notably, Jeff and Katie Cruise were first to the North Side
Conor Culberson USN12 25 23 27 24 20 119 27 92 19
of Coconut overall and Marc and Elyse Barra were the first boat to arrive going
Stephanie Seto 11941 24 27 21 27 23 122 27 95 20
the other direction on the South side. The Wahine were also contenders with
Aviah Dufek RB 7 27 24 24 26 27 128 27 101 21
RACE Sub Throw Place
Jennifer Gillette taking the South route and just inching out Leah Magana who
Seniors 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total Out TOTAL
went North, both finishing close to the lead. This day lived up to it's claim of
Buzz Blackett 11914 4 1 2 1 4 12 4 8 1
Kui Lim 11867 1 5 11 2 1 20 11 9 2
"Americas Premier Yachting event" with 62 entries and 65 plus sailors
Cole Brauer K2 14 15 4 9 2 44 15 29 3
competing this year! Toro! Toro! Toro!
Michael Pachlski K5 9 9 5 10 8 41 10 31 4
Mathew Butler K1 11 13 6 18 3 51 18 33 5
Jason Dovgan USN 4 22 22 26 23 24 117 26 91 6
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Kaneohe Yacht Club
& the Hawaii Commodores’ Association
Presents
SEAFEST 2018
Saturday November 3rd
12:00 Noon to 3:30pm
Hosted by: Kaneohe Yacht Club
44-503 Kaneohe Bay Dr.
Kaneohe, Hi 96744
808-247-4121 kyc@kaneoheyachtclub.com
Admission: $10 (Children 10 & under Free)
Fun activities for the whole family!
Auctions—proceeds go to help fund Junior Sailing Programs
Snack Bar open from 11am-5pm
Adult beverage available at the bar
DONATIONS NEEDED FOR THE AUCTIONS
Items can be dropped off at the KYC Front Office during business hours
*Seafest is a 501c 3 non-profit charity—donations may be tax deductible*
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DECKHANDS
2018 Friday Night Dinghy Margaret Peebles/Wendy Jackson
Closeout What a crazy month of weather we all endured in September. It forced
us to cancel the Memberʻs Appreciation Sale and move it to September
30. Thank you again to all of the KYC member who support the
by Andy Bates
Friday Night Dinghy racing was finished on September 28. At Deckhands.
this writing there are still some places undecided. Our last Fri- The New Member Pupu Party was held on September 15 in the
day will determine the top finishes in Bics and Lasers. There Longhouse. We would like to welcome all of the new members to the
were light to moderate air nights, heavy air nights and even club. Thank you to Sherri Phillips for organizing the event for the club
some rescues this year. Our season started on April 11 and fin- and making sure that everything was special for the new members.
ished September 28 as our evenings became shorter. Thank you to all the Deckhands who helped with setup, pupu tables and
The Eco Flag is used as the Committee Boat start and fin- cleanup.
ish line. The flag promotes clean air and water through sport- Congratulations to the KYC August Deckhand of the Month: Betty
ing events worldwide (ecoflag.com). For sailors clean air and Birdsong. Our thanks, comes with 25% discount on a purchase of up to
clean water have a special meaning. The air is the “motor” that $100.00. Make sure you stop by the locker
moves our boats and the water is the road we travel over. Pro-
tecting these valuable natural resources provides an opportu-
nity for future sailors to enjoy the wonder of sailing. Keiki Halloween Party
Upcoming Events:
Our club invites non-members to come and join the fun on Saturday, October 27 from 10:00 – Noon
Fridays. We have had UH sailing team members, Hawaii Kai Open to the Children and Grandchildren of KYC Members, Ages 10
Boat Club sailors, and KYC parents come and sail and assist and under. Please dress up your keiki in costume!!
with the races, as well as some sailors from WYC. Our sailing
friends from Hawaii Kai Boat Club have traveled with KYC Keiki Halloween Volunteers needed! - The Deckhands are looking for
youth to Europe and the East Coast this year. They all repre- volunteers to help with the Keiki Halloween Party on Saturday, October
sented our clubs and state well; finishing up at the top end of 27 (party is from 10am-Noon but you may be needed earlier to help
the fleets and exhibiting sportsmanship we can all be proud of. set-up). Donations of snacks are also requested. If you are interested in
The format is three races each Friday night starting 6PM helping please contact Ann Ayling at 808-375-8165 or via email:
and normally ending around 7:15. Racers sail in the area right aylingd@hotmail.com
around the coral patch in front of the harbor. Scores are main-
tained and season awards for each class will be presented at
the KYC awards night in December. Race Committee will Thursday - 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
DECKHAND LOCKER HOURS:
gladly let parents come observe the racing from the club Sunday - 10:00 – Noon
whaler when space is available. Friday - 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
By the end of the season we had 25 nights of racing with
63 races scored. There were 44 different racers who competed October 5 is the last 1st Friday of the year. The locker will be closed on
in one or more of the six classes of boats. We had world fa- Fridays until next year!
mous around the world guest skippers return to their roots and
give the racers some competition.
We start back up April 12, 2019. See you then!
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Newcomer’s Pupu Party
September 15, 2018 Photos: Lilia Cantu
Laura Peterson , Jonathan, Nicolas Ryder, Caitlin and Govi Tillotson Mindy, Emma & Devin Clepper
& Julien Williams
Curtis & Linda Naki Eddie & Chung Kim
John & Kelly Brock Caroline Randall Jaque Crespin
Lara & Daniel Cody Sponsors Ian and Lisa Lange with new members 7
Kelli & Bart Ulansey
I-14 Fleet News:
The I-14 has had a long gap between Classboat races. We
complete the season with three races and a Fleet gathering on Oct
20 which will introduce new people interested in joining our fleet
to sailing 14s in one of the best venues in the world for dinghy
racing. More details on this event will be available on the KYC
weekly e-newsletter that Tracey puts out.
I-14 World Championships;
San Francisco Bay
Our sister club, Richmond YC, hosted the I-14 International
Team racing event and the individual World Championships August
12-24. Three members of the Hawaii I-14 Fleet participated.
Michael " Blackbeard " Pacholski was selected to be a member of
the USA team and represent our fleet in the 35th running of the
International Team races.
This Team racing event started in 1933 and has continued with
Need to sell
a short interruption for World War II. It is the longest running
international dinghy Team Racing competition in the world. Six
a car or a boat?
teams from five countries competed (Two teams from Germany).
The two-day competition was hard fought and closely
contested in moderate breeze just outside the Richmond YC break
Or buy
wall. The USA Team made it to the semi-finals and finished third
overall. The British team had superior boat speed and the Aussies a car or boat?
were fast in the stronger breeze and finished second. I was on the
race committee and was also emcee for the final dinner that
included skits from all the teams. A good time was had by all, and
the organizers did a great job managing this important event.
Kevin Rogers and I sailed the first two races on the Berkeley
Circle with a great deal of difficulty. The breeze was 20 knots plus Maybe I can help
and there was an ebb tide. The fleet had lots of swims and we had
to sail in both days before finishing. On Day 3 I fell on the tiller
extension after a capsize and got a hairline rib fracture. Kevin sailed
a great race with stand-in Daniel Roberts (aka "Sid Vicious"). He
guest crewed with the long time bay sailor Rand Arnold on the
Bumblebee boat.
The British and Aussie sailors dominated in the heavy breeze. Over 40 years experience
The first USA boat was sailed very well by Mikey Polish - they
finished 10th overall. The next I-14 Worlds’ is in Perth, Australia in in car and boat sales.
January 2020.
Call Mike @ 808-554-8984
e-mail: mtjb70@hotmail.com
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TENNIS FLEET
Donlei Darnell
HOW TO GET AN AUDIENCE FOR THE CLARE
LANG TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH ON A
SATURDAY AFTERNOON??? How about…….. Free
Margaritas…..Free Beer……… Free Wine……and a Taco Bar!
While brainstorming for ideas to get Tennis Fleet members out to The Clare
Lang Tournament Finals Match, Ann Ayling and Donlei Darnell came up with the
concept. Certainly, members would attend a hosted event, with a Taco Bar!
It was a success with over 30 thirsty and hungry people attending to see Rob
Rietow and Jan Bodinus play Dana Nottage and Bill Blakeney for the trophy.
Rietow/Bodinus were the winning team after a very fun match. Others teams
entered were Ko and Pam Isayama, Greg and Cindy Siok, Rich Leclerc and Susie
Jannuzzi, and Wayne Jackson and Betsy Denzer.
The taco bar was delicious with so many toppings to choose from, including
fabulous guacamole and homemade salsa. And of course the margaritas were
wonderful. We thought we would order two pitchers from the bar and ended up
getting five!
Winners of the Clare Lang….Rob Rietow and Jan Bodinus
Runners Up…….Dana Nottage and Bill Blakeney
Our October event will be announced soon……be ready to have fun!!!!
Photos: Donlei Darnell
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Bullship 2018 held September 30, 2018
at Kaneohe Yacht Club
JUNIOR BULLSHIP
Under 12
First – Makani Andrews
Second – Cameron Barra
Third – Michael Hochart
12 -13 years old
First – Mani Pahuatini
Second – J.P. Lattanzi
Third –Sage Andrews
14-15 years old
First – Madison Suh
Second – Marcy Olivia Lowthian
Third – Tamzen Lim
16 to no more than 18
First – Max Roth
Second – Lucia Mumma
Third – Ruby Gordon
Fastest Junior Wahine – Madison Suh
Most Huli – Summer Johnson
Half Fast – Nyah Dufek Yal Lim (left) approaches the finish through the north channel after rounding
Youngest Junior – Michael Hochart Coconut Island to starboard and almost gets the win over Jesse (right). So close!
Tail End Charlie – Summer Johnson and
Hunter Nottage (tie)
Junior Bullship Champion – Max Roth
31 starters, 30 finished
SENIOR BULLSHIP RESULTS
149 pounds and under
First – Kui Lim
Second – Jennifer Gillette
Third – Leah Magana
150-179 pounds
First – Jesse Andrews
Second – Buzz Blackett
Third – Matthew Butler
180 - 209 pounds
First – Yal Lim
Second – Frederic Berg Yal presents awards to the top three 150-179 lbs div. 2018 Champ Jesse
Andrews, Buzz Blackett & Matt Butler Photos: Kenneth Fitzgerald-Case
Third – Justin Doyle
210 and up
First – Guy Fleming
Second – Jason Dougan
Third – Pete Stokka
Doublehanded
Jesse Andrews 2018 Champ
First – Mark and Elyse Barra
Second – Cole Brauer and Michael Pacholski
Third – Brook and Devon Nottage
Fastest Wooden El Toro – Frederic Berg
Fastest Wahine – Jennifer Gillette
Half Fast – Jason Dougan
Most Hulis - Jake Arcand
Oldest Racer – David Brown
Fastest Over 50 – Yal Lim
Tail End Charlie – Jake Arcand
Senior Bullship Champion – Jesse Andrews
31 entries, 31 finished
rigging up
10 Juniors tacking to the finish. Photo: Kai Andrade Marc & Elyse Barra, Leah MaganaJunior fleet 180-209 lbs: Yal Lim, Frederic Berg, Justin Doyle
Doublehanded Division Yal Lim
Junior start Lightweight division, Kui Lim, Jennifer Gillette, Leah Magana
12-13 years old: Mani Pahuatani, JP Lattanzi, Sage Andrews
Skippers meeting
11A Hui Hou
Robert “Bob” S. Fram VI
Bob Fram, 62 of Kaneohe passed Bob was known for his kindness,
away peacefully with family by his side in warmth and generosity. He was a
Honolulu on September 5th, 2018. He was longstanding lifeguard on MCBH and his
born May 11, 1956 in San Bernardino, passion was the ocean and surfing.
California to Robert and Joanne Fram. Bob was preceded in death by his
Bob is a graduate of both Kailua High father Robert and mother Joanne. His wife
(1974) and Windward Community Jennifer, son Robert and brother Ricky
College. (1978) In 1981 Bob and a friend survive him.
began a seafood distribution company, A celebration of life service will be
which later evolved into Garden & Valley held at Kaneohe Yacht Club on Sunday,
Isle Seafood with partner Dave Marabella. October 21st at 4:00 p.m. Fishing Fleet
It has become a major distributor of the members please fly your flags during the
finest seafood nationwide. service. Mahalo.
On August 2, 1992 Bob married the In lieu of flowers, donations may be
love of his life, Jennifer (White). The sent to “The Life Raft Group”
following year they welcomed their only (https://liferaftgroup.org/).
child Robert into the world.
El Toros round Coconut Island in the 2018 Bullship regatta. Photo: Ken Case
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Rick and Nani Maxey (RA)
Your local father-daughter real estate team RS-57234 | RS-80275
represen ng two genera ons of Kailua! BHHS Hawai’i Realty | RB-21863
Paradise Awaits at Haiku Plantations!
46-348 Hololio Street | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | 1.065 acres | $1,625,000
Tucked away in the lush gated community of Haiku Planta ons sits this tropical gem with
stunning Ko’olau Mountain Range views and a natural stream flowing through the edge of the property.
The spacious floor plan features 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, open concept gas-range kitchen, large
entertainment space with original koa flooring, wine room, ample outdoor deck space, and much more!
Serene country living minutes away from modern conveniences—the best of both worlds!
Call Team Maxey for details! MLS: 201821270
Recipe of the Month: Gerken’s Garlic Shrimp
By: Amy Johnson via SheWearsManyHats.com
Ingredients Instruc ons
2 tablespoons olive oil In a bowl, whisk together olive oil,
1 tablespoon fresh lime or lemon juice, garlic, cumin, red pepper
juice flakes, salt and black pepper. Add
6 garlic cloves, grated or minced shrimp and toss to coat. Set aside
1/4 teaspoon ground cumin and marinate for 20 minutes.
1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes Preheat oven broiler on high.
1/4 teaspoon salt Spread shrimp along with marinade
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper in single layer in an oven-proof
1 pound large shrimp, shelled skillet or baking pan.
(except for tails) and deveined Place in center of oven and broil for
3 minutes, un l pink.14
NOTICE REGARDING MEMBERSHIP DUES
Aloha KYC Members,
Please take a moment to refresh your memory by reading the following excerpts from the KYC
Bylaws regarding dues and payments. These rules will be enforced by the Board of Directors.
Article III, Section 2:
MEMBERSHIP DUES. Dues shall be due and payable quarterly, in advance, on the first
days of January, April, July and October.
Article III, Section 6 (a), (b) & (c):
(a) All dues, assessments and charges shall be delinquent if unpaid 45 days after their
due date, and the names of all delinquent members with the delinquent amounts, shall be
posted on the Club bulletin board. Interest shall be charged from the due date on all
delinquent amounts at rates established by the Board of Directors. Notice of delinquency as
prescribed by the Board of Directors shall be mailed to each delinquent member.
(b) Every member who is delinquent in the payment of dues, assessments or other charges
shall be suspended from use of the Club and its facilities (including boat storage) shall be
barred from participating in any race or other event held under the auspices of the Club and
shall lose any seniority rights with respect to berth assignment.
(c) Any member who shall remain delinquent for 30 days after his name is posted in
accordance with paragraph (a) of this Section shall be expelled from the Club by action of the
Board of Directors; however, upon reasonable cause being shown by such member, the
Board of Directors in its discretion may take such other action as it deems appropriate in the
circumstances.
Your account is accessible online at: kaneoheyachtclub.com should you need to check your
balance. If you are logging on for the first time, please contact the Front Office (247-4121) for
instructions.
Mahalo
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EGGXTRAORDINARY DESIGN.
EGGXTRAORDINARY RESULTS.
The Big Green Egg is a smoker, a grill and oven and you can cook literally any food on it year round,
from appetizers to entrees to desserts.
M-F 8-5 • SAT 8-4 • SUN GONE FISHING
PIER 38 FISHING VILLAGE
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Art Nelson Sailmaker
Ullman Sails Hawaii
419 Waiakamilo Rd., Unit 2-D, Honolulu, HI 96817
808-593-9958/fax 808-591-9056
e-mail: info@artnelsonsailmaker.com
Awnings & Canvas • Riggers & Sailmakers by Trade
Open Monday thru Friday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm
Contact our sailmaker Marc Barra for pick-up and delivery to KYC.
OUR PRODUCTS COME WRAPPED IN OUR SAILING EXPERIENCE.
Hardware Line Epoxy Rust Protection Antifouling Paint
Remember, Ullman Sails, the fastest sails on the planet.
Visit Art Nelson Sailmaker for your boating needs. Special order equipment is welcome.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
MISC
GRAY BIMI TOP - measures 8.5’ x 8’ NEW - $125 Call: Charlie Schmucker
261-6834
GRAY COVER FOR 22’ PONTOON BOAT - Used in very good condition - $200
Call: Charlie Schmucker 261-6834
SAILBOAT BOOM - measures 10 feet long originally came from a Hobie cat 16
but might fit other boats as well $80 or best offer. Call Rob 225-4948
BOATS
$18,900.00
Nice Cabin Cruiser with rebuilt 5.7 liter 270 h/p V-8 and rebuilt Volvo penta leg
24FT BAYLINER CIERA SUNBRIDGE
with less than 300 hours on both,new wiring and batteries excellent mechanical
condition. Many new parts ( stereo,compass,VHF ) fresh water tank enclosed
head with porta pot.Brand new aluminum double axle trailer.
PH# 554-8984
$29,950.00
LOA 32' 11'7 beam. Great for fishing and inner island cruising. Twin Perkins
32FT CARVER CONVERTIBLE FLY BRIDGE
Diesels, windless, full head and galley 220 gallons fuel 84 gallons of water.
Hauled and surveyed December 2016. Great for a live aboard. Super low hours.
Offer
PH# 554-8984
SLIP NOT AVAILABLE
FARR 37. 2002 BENETEAU 36.7, Built S Carolina. Racer/cruiser- all race
gear and all cruising equipment. 3 double cabins. Fully equipped. Fractional rig,
rod rigging. New bottom and numerous upgrades, call or em for full list.
Excellent condition. $92,500. 808-937-2878, gcgillette62@gmail.com.
FOR SALE KURREWA FARR 38, cold molded by C&B Marine, class winner
Pacific Cup, great opportunity to own a beautiful, fast, classic. Needs some
TLC. $38,000 808-381-5884 kurrewa@aol.com
LIM EL TOROS FOR SALE: We have three 1995 Lim El Toro hulls with
centerboards for sale for $300. Could negotiate a sale and possibly a mast.
Contact; andrewsjesse@gmail.com Proceeds go to KYC junior sailing.
Hawaii’s ONLY In-Water Yacht Brokerage
The One-Stop Shop For:
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Located in Ko’Olina Marina
(808) 256-5206
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19Telltales Kaneohe Yacht Club 44-503 Kaneohe Bay Drive Kaneohe, HI 96744 Telephone 808-247-4121 Fax 808-235-8180 Email: kyctelltales@gmail.com ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
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