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I14 & Moth Nationals
Keiki Halloween
November 2012
Volume LXXXVIII Number 9
KYC Calendar
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November • December 2012
TUESDAY
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THURSDAY
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FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
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KYC Annual Meeting 6pm
November 2012
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IRF E-3
Deckhands 6:30pm
CG Aux #17
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Family BBQ
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-9pm
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Snack Bar 11-4pm
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KYC Volunteer Party 6pm
CG Aux #14
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Bulkhead Race 2pm
Veteran’s Day
Bar opens at noon
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Cy Gillette Race
KYC Awards Banquet
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Marine Debris Lecture 6pm
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Cribbage & Bridge
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Family BBQ
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-9pm
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Snack Bar 11-4pm
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F&P 6pm
HYRA 6pm
Mooring 6pm
Fleet Ops 6:30pm
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Membership 6pm
PPUD 9am
Club Ops 6:30pm
Ladies RR Tennis 9am
Cribbage & Bridge
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Family BBQ
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-9pm
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THANKSGIVING
Club is Closed
PPUD 8am
Cribbage & Bridge
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Snack Bar 11-4pm
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Family BBQ
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Snack Bar 11-4pm
Myhre Miniature
BOD 6:30pm
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
Bar Xmas Tree Decoration
Cribbage & Bridge
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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December 2012
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Joe Cochran Race
Deckhands 6:30pm
CG Aux #17
CG Aux #14
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Cribbage & Bridge
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-9pm
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Family BBQ
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Snack Bar 11-4pm
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Commodore’s Ball
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Bulkhead Race 2pm
PPUD 6pm
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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F&P 6pm
HYRA 6pm
Mooring 6pm
Fleet Ops 6:30pm
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Membership 6pm
PPUD 9am
Club Ops 6:30pm
PPLH 6pm
Cribbage & Bridge
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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PP UD 6pm
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Snack Bar 11-4pm
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Family BBQ
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-9pm
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Snack Bar 11-4pm
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KYC Christmas Dinner 6pm
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Children’s Xmas Party
Cribbage & Bridge
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-9pm
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Family BBQ
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
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Snack Bar 11-4pm
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Cribbage & Bridge
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-9pm
Family BBQ
Express Window
5:30-7:00pm
Snack Bar 11-4pm
Christmas Day
Club is Closed
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
On the cover: Charlie McKee just Mothinʼ around - Moth Nationals see page 11 for results
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Photo: Jeff Baldwin
Commodore
Mark Logan
Rear Commodore
Chico Cantu
Aloha Everyone! Your KYC Board of
Directors, Management, and staff continues
to prepare and lay the groundwork for an
exhilarating 2013.
Our Nominations
Committee has proposed a sound slate of
outstanding members to continue serving
on or join the Board of Directors and lead
our club through the upcoming year.
Management has implemented several cost savings measures and
continues to explore avenues for maximizing every operational
dollar in these fiscally challenging times. The staff has worked
tirelessly to attend to our membership’s concerns providing
tremendous service and all the while maintaining and, in many
cases, improving our facilities. We intend to highlight these and
many other accomplishments and future plans during the General
Membership Meeting on November 2, 2012. Please make every
effort to attend this important gathering.
As your commodore, I represent KYC at the Hawaii
Commodores’ Association (HCA). The HCA holds monthly
meetings in which each participating yacht club, organization, and
association briefs their endeavors, challenges, and future plans. The
USCG Captain of the Port attends the meetings as well as a
representative of Hawaii Ocean Safety Team (HOST)
(http://hosthawaii.org/). It’s an excellent forum to share and learn
from experiences and techniques that have proven successful and
to also collaborate on improving and promoting safety and
stewardship of the resources we love and enjoy through our
respective memberships.
During the most recent HCA meeting I took the opportunity
to express our deepest gratitude and sincerest mahalo to the
USCG for their swift and successful rescue of the skipper and
crew of Cowabunga nearly 35 miles off Kaena Point in the early
morning hours of August 13th. The Captain of the Port’s
comment to the HCA group was, “…the USCG could not have
asked for a more perfect group of distressed mariners.” They had
everything they needed to facilitate the rescue effort too,
including life preservers, a waterproof VHF radio, and a portable
GPS. In their words, “The skipper and crew were well equipped
for such an emergency and just as importantly kept their calm,
stayed together, and employed their safety gear to their collective
advantage.” It’s time for me to make another donation to the
USCG Foundation in appreciation for their valued service to all
mariners. If so inclined, I would encourage you to consider doing
the same at http://www.coastguardfoundation.org/give/# .
Don’t let the shorter days of the fall equinox keep you from
enjoying KYC and everything your club has to offer. I hope to see
each of you on, in, or near the water very soon."
Part of me refuses to accept that this year’s racing
season is almost over. The other part of me is amazed
at just how much time our volunteers have contributed
to our club in order for us to have such a great racing
season. Time is a valuable commodity and should not
be taken lightly. As I look at everyone during the races
or at the awards presentations I see one common
element…everyone having fun and doing what they
love to do. We are truly fortunate to have such wonderful people in our club that
give so much of their time in support of these events. Your work does not go
unrecognized.
Thanks to Bill Riddle we still have our Winter Bulkhead races every second
Sunday of each month.
October was packed with our fleets’ state races, I-14 Pac Rim/Nationals,
Moth Pac Rim and the Lipton Cup 2 One Design race.
We have the following upcoming events in November:
Nov 10 – IRF E3
Nov 11 – Bulkhead Race
Nov 18 – Cy Gillette Race and Awards Banquet (This is a tribute to Cy
Gillette one of the founders of Kaneohe Yacht Club)
Nov 25 – Myhre Minature
Nov 24-25 Imu Regatta
We have nominated several candidates for the HYRA Yachtswoman of
theYear from our club. Only one can win but we have several great contenders;
good luck ladies.
Don’t forget we have scheduled a one-day US Sailing Race Management
seminar for Saturday, November 24. This course is intended to prepare people
to serve on race committees, in particular as Principal Race Officer. The
standard course fee is $20 for US Sailing members and $65 dollars for others.
Lastly, my claim to fame this month was not on the water but in the parking
lot when JD Adams and Victoria let me drive their 1920 Ford Model T. No I
didn’t break it.
Looking forward to seeing all of you around the club or in the water,
Chico
Chico's Trivia Corner:
Q – What is the name of Captain Hook's ship in the book Peter Pan?
A – The Jolly Roger.
Q – What is the name of Captain Ahab’s Ship in the novel “Moby Dick”.
A– The “Pequod” is a fictitious 19th century Nantucket whaleship that appears
in the 1851 novel Moby-Dick by American author Herman Melville.
Q - What was the name of Captain Nemo’s boat in “Twenty Thousand Leagues
under the Sea”
A - Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea is a classic science fiction novel
by French writer Jules Verne published in 1870. It tells the story of Captain
Nemo and his submarine “Nautilus” as seen from the perspective of Professor
Pierre Aronnax.
Vice Commodore
Chuck Cotton
The last month has proven to be quite
challenging for your Board of Directors. After
the Special Meeting it was clear that we needed
to provide the membership with much more
information regarding the club’s financial
situation and the need for a dues increase.
With input from several members including
three past Treasurers, the Finance and Planning Committee and those
involved in repair of “G” Pier, we have a plan ready for the membership
at the annual meeting.
You have all received the Notice of Meeting with the proposed dues
increase. The BoD did change its position on which plan it recommended.
After determining that “G” Pier will eventually need to be replaced
we feel it is better to err on the side of having more money, than not
enough, and we are therefore recommending Plan “A”.
We do need a dues increase in order to correctly fund CapEx and
continue normal Club Operations. In all other areas our club has a
healthy balance sheet and can operate successfully for many years to
come.
I encourage everyone of you to attend the Annual Meeting and to
support Plan “A” so that we can continue to provide a high level of
services and maintain our assets for all to enjoy.
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Junior Sailing Director
Jesse Andrews
It is that time of the year again for the
HYSA Season's points awards. These will
be given out at the HYRAAwards Banquet
on November 17th at Waikiki Yacht Club.
Kaneohe Sailors again did very well this
year winning five out of the eight classes
and receiving 11 total awards. Congrats to
Aaron Kiyotoki and Lindsey Andrade for placing first and third in
Lasers, Leah Ford, Zachary Kaan, Kiana Heitzman, Thomas
Henshaw for winning El Toro A, B, C and C-2 classes. Kai
Heitzman, Kahealani Heitzman, Malia Johnson, Mansfield Bacon
and Mathew Butler will also be receiving awards in their
prospective classes.
We are also having KYC's Annual Awards Ceremony at the Cy
Gillette Day on November 18th. I will be contacting the families who
are receiving awards at this event personally. Thanks for a great year
and looking forward to another year of great sailing and classes at
KYC!
Port Captain
Bob Hurd
Aloha
KYC stickers are required for every boat
and trailer brought to the Club. These stickers
tell us that a Club member owns the boat and
trailer. No boat may come on the property
without a sticker unless it is for a sanctioned
regatta or event, and the race officer has
granted permission. Why this policy? Simply, liability. These facilities
are for members and guest racers only. Please do not bring a friend’s
boat and trailer, paddleboard or a boat that you are considering
purchasing to “Just to try it out”. This does not mean you may not host
a friend in his or her boat that arrives by water, for a limited period of
time. We can check them in as a visiting yacht. Check with the office
or me for the availability of spaces for the guests.
Haul-out season is with us again. The North bulkhead work area
will be filled with eight large boats on cradles for two-week periods,
leaving little or no room for trailered boats to perform maintenance.
Plan to complete any work on your boat kept at the Club before
November 17. Haul out will last until January 26. Check with me if you
need to work on your boat during this period.
The Dry Mooring area collects a lot of stuff over time, and it is
beginning to look shabby. Marina Regs state that there shall be no litter,
dock boxes, assorted canvas items or other things left on the ground.
Please remove the stuff in your dry slip. We will form a work party to
clean the area up during the haul out season. If you do not want to lose
that spare mast or dodger, take it off the ground and put it on your trailer
or take it home.
The Wait Lists for Wet and Dry mooring are updated and
posted monthly and are in the showcase across from the Club office.
You can see that many applicants for a slip have not specified the
dimensions of the boat they wish to moor at the club. Those entries
will be moved to the Inactive Wet or Inactive Dry Wait Lists in the
December edition unless the entries are updated with complete
information. If you have requested a slip and do not have a boat,
please tell me to move your request for a slip to the Inactive list until
you are ready for a slip. When you are ready to put a boat at the Club,
call the Port Captain and ask that you be place on the active list. You
do not lose your place in line, because the date you first applied for
a slip remains your “Seniority date”. The Marina Regulations state
that if you are offered a slip you have one week to accept the slip and
two weeks to place a boat in the slip.
Stay safe, have fun, and I’ll see you on the water.
HAWAII YOUTH SAILING ASSOCIATION SEASON'S POINTS 2012
REGATTA
PHYC MCBH WYC PYC HYC
WYC KYC MKYC Best
Slim
Margaret Connie
4of8
Lambert
Haig Smales
March March May June July
July Oct. Oct.
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17
5
15
12
13
6
7
LASER A
Lance Miller
1
Grant Christopher *
Lindsey Andrade *
Morgan Merrill
*
1
2
LASER B
Aaron Kiyotoki
*
3
Kukii Falahee
*
*
Colby Curtis
*
*
Jason Evans
2
*
Michael Magnussen 6 8 7 6 27
*
1
*
1
2
7
2
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*
4
4
3
5
1
7
10
2
1
2
4
6
3
5
4
3
4
10
4
6
3
11
13
15
17
27
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9
7
2
4
12
5
17
18
26
6
4
14
10
6
8
10
12
31
2
3
10
19
13
1
9
15
13
11
11
20
36
39
45
5
8
3
7
16
28
14
27
24
34
49
66
9
17
19
53
66
5
21
23
25
17
47
73
78
79
83
2
8
1
5
EL TORO A
Leah Ford
Dylan DiMarchi
Mathew Butler
Nathan Allman
Aaron Kiyotoki
1
3
9
11
12
6
*
2
*
*
2
1
10
*
*
3
3
1
1
6
1
3
13
EL TORO B
Zach Kaan
Kai Heitzman
Evan Twigg-Smith
Andrew Shoji
*
2
5
9
1
4
10
*
5
7
3
*
2
4
*
*
7
2
2
7
8
10
EL TORO C
Kiana Heitzman
4
Kahealani Heitzman 14
Kai Funakawa
6
Dylan Adolpho
7
Nicolas Hunt
18
8
9
*
*
12
9
6
16
*
12
9
6
5
*
*
4
5
4
6
11
10
8
12
EL TORO C2
Thomas Henshaw
Mason Comerford
Mansfield Bacon
Zach Cutter
Kawika Tumilowicz
10
16
17
*
24
7
5
23
18
25
11
8
14
24
33
7
13
12
*
*
9
5
12
17
11
15
EL TORO C3
Claire Rossi de Leon
Nathan Cutter
*
Sandy Park
Dayna Park
Luca Berg
*
*
16
*
*
*
17
30
22
25
20
19
*
*
*
*
14
15
18
23
13
16
18
27
EL TORO C4
Nolan Laramore
Paris Sato
Malia Johnson
Megan Fetterley
Samuel Cutter
14
21
*
20
22
17
26
23
29
28
15
16
17
19
14
19
21
20
22
4
*
*
21
20
*
2
1
4
6
14
11
14
17
20
23
22
15
26
23
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Notice of Nomination for Club Officers and Directors 2013
Pursuant to Article VI, Section 5 of the by-laws
of Kaneohe Yacht Club, the Nominating
Committee submits the following slate of
nominees for each elective office for the year
2013.
As provided in the same Article the
membership may submit additional nominees
to this list by petition of fifteen voting members
no later than October 5, 2012. The entire
slate, to include additional nominees, will be
posted no later than October 15, 2012.
No nominations may be made from the
floor at the annual membership meeting.
Office
Commodore
Vice Commodore
Rear Commodore
Secretary
Director
Treasurer
Name
Term
Charles Cotton 2013
Charles Cotton 2013
Rick Villalobos 2013
Lucrecia Fry
2013
Ralph Goto 2013-2015
Greg Le Lesch 2013
Ralph Goto
Nominee for position of KYC Director
2013 - 2015
Respectfully Submitted,
Richard Osborne, Jr
Chairman
Members:
Tom Valentine
Fred Harper
Clark Fremgen
Ray Sanborn
Bill Atherton
Lucrecia Fry
Nominee for position of KYC Secretary
I was born and raised on Oahu. I am
married to Eldon Fry , have a daughter,
stepson, and two granddaughters, one in
college. I am a graduate of Castle High
School, Honolulu Beauty College, and
Hawaii Healing Arts College. I owned
and operated my own beauty salon for
thirty five years, recognized several times
as Business Woman of the Year and was
on the State Board of Cosmetology for
seven years.
KYC has been a part of my life since
1981. I've been extremely active in club
affairs serving as Deckhand Treasurer,
Fishing Fleet Secretary, Regatta
Chairperson, Race Committee, Pacific
Cup SDO and Lei and Trays, as well as
three years as Entertainment Chair.
For the past two years, I have
attended almost every Board meeting and
I now look forward to being the best I can
be on the KYC Board as your Secretary.
Thomas Pochereva
Nominee for position of KYC Rear
Commodore
I earned a diploma in Pure & Applied
Science from John Abbott College and a
Bachelor of Business Administration
from University of New Brunswick. I am
currently President of Computer 1
Associates, Inc. I have worked there
since 1998. Our specialty is computer
networks, installation and support.
I have sailed in Hawaii since 1978
became a member of Kaneohe Yacht Club
in 1999 after a Summer Circuit regatta.
Both my sons went through the KYC
Junior Sailing program, raced in high
school and are now members of KYC.
Since joining KYC I have held the
position of Regatta Chair three times, and
have served as Rear Commodore. I race
actively in Classboat and IRF fleets. As a
volunteer I have been General Chair for
Pacific Cup, the 49er World
Championship, International Moth
Pac-Rim regattas and PRO for regattas
such as the Lipton One Design Challenge
Cup.
Within the Hawaii sailing
community I have served on the board of
the Hawaii Yacht Racing Association as
Treasurer, Vice Commodore and
Commodore.
While assisting and
supporting the Hawaii Youth Sailing
Association as Commodore and on the
High School Sailing committee, I
coached the Punahou School sailing team
to ILH championships for 8 years. I
helped found the Hawaii High School
IMU Invitational Regatta as well.
Currently, I am an active US Sailing Club
Race Officer (over 10 years)
5 and a US
Sailing Judge certificate (since 2010)
I started sailing at the Kaneohe Yacht
Club in the 1970’s while crewing for my
future father-in-law, Tom Mountain, on MP’s,
110’s, Cal and Newport 20s, and a Ranger 26,
the infamous “Imua,” logging countless
nautical miles in Kaneohe Bay, around the
island of O’ahu, and in the channels between
Molokai, Maui, Lanai , Kauai, and O’ahu.
I have been a member of KYC since
1984, and have spent the past 28 years sailing,
fishing, paddling, motoring, diving and
enjoying the beauty and uniqueness of
Kaneohe Bay. I have been a regular racing
crewmember on the J-33 Troubadour, and
have been on KYC’s Lipton Cup crew for the
past two years on the “red boat.”
My wife of 38 years, Roberta Mountain,
and I have lived near Kaneohe Bay since we
were married in 1974, and raised our two adult
sons, Clark and Scott, on the windward side,
enjoying the bay and spending many hours at
KYC. Roberta (BS Nursing) and I (BA
Philosophy) are both graduates of the
University of Hawaii at Manoa.
I have been the Director of the City and
County of Honolulu’s Ocean Safety and
Lifeguard Services Division since 1981. I
oversee all aspects of the City’s beach
lifeguard operation which employs 240
professional open water lifeguards with an
annual budget of over $8 million. In this
capacity, I serve as a primary resource for
ocean safety (rescue, prevention, and
education) and professional lifeguard matters
in the State of Hawaii. I am an advisor to the
Hawaiian Lifeguard Association, and a
member of the Board of Directors of three
non-profit organizations in Honolulu,
including the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku
Foundation and Kama’aina Kids. I am the
President of the Pacific Islands Region and a
life member of the United States Lifesaving
Association, the professional organization of
open water lifeguards in the United States.
I look forward to serving on the Board of
Directors of the Kaneohe Yacht Club, and
hope to bring my administrative and practical
experience to the challenge of keeping KYC
fiscally sound while meeting the realistic
expectations of its members.
Aloha nui loa.
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Fishing Fleet
Rick White
The 2012 KYC Fishing Fleet tournament season has come to an end.
In a year where tradewinds were far above average, we fished 6 out of
8 planned events. Overall, fleet participation and competition were good.
At “start fishing” in the October tournament finale, 9 captain’s boats
were in contention for the coveted fisherman of the year award.
Only one Captain, Craig Lemquist, fished every event in 2012. He
was also the only boat to fish on Saturday, October 6. All other captains
elected to fish on Sunday. Craig and his crew headed for MM buoy
aboard his 18’ “LOKALIA”, one of the smallest boats in the fleet. After
arriving at “MM” they began catching some nice yellowfin tuna. When
the action slowed on the surface, Craig turned to deep jigging to continue
catching. Once the bite stopped, Craig headed “LOKALIA”, towards
“LL” in search of more action. Shortly after their arrival at LL one of
the 12 or so boats fishing at the buoy began shooting flares accompanied
by a distress call on Channel 16. Craig immediately sprang into action
and minutes later, with hope of more fish dashed, unselfishly began the
menacing task of towing the vessel some 15 miles back to port.
After dropping the thankful crew at He’eia, Craig headed to KYC to
weigh his fish. As he did in the first tournament of the year, Craig
weighed a total of 9 fish. The largest Ahi weighted 38 lbs and eventually
became the only qualifier of the monthly tournament. Not only did Craig
win the October tournament, his point total beat out yours truly (who lost
5 qualifying fish on Sunday) to win the status of the KYC Fishing Fleet
2012 Fisherman of the year. No one is more deserving as Craig
participates, catches, and saves, all in one motion. Congratulations buddy!
We still have one month left in the annual tournament. The
standings as of this printing:
Largest Ahi
Kaholo Kai
#160.8
Largest Mahi
Opae Nui
#28
Largest Ono
Unreel
# 28
Largest Aku
Menehune
# 17.2
No marlin registered as of this date.
The KYC Fishing Fleet is sponsoring a club wide briefing on
tsunami debris on November 12, 2012 at 7:00 PM conducted by
representatives of NOAA and the University of Hawaii. The fleet will
also conduct a meeting prior to the event at 6:00 where we will continue
planning the year end party and the 2013 schedule of events. If anyone
is interested in participating please stop by.
Fishing Fleet Upcoming Events:
NOAA Tsunami Debris Briefing
November 12, 2012
7:00 p.m. Lecture
6:00 p.m. Fleet Meeting
Above: Fisherman of the year Craig Lemquist
Below left: Craig and crew with their March 2012 tournament catch of ono and
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Tommy Henshaw and Leah Ford at the I14 Youth Clinic
Elise Leroux and Doug Gordon
Leah Ford center, Ian Andrewes right
I14 photos: Kai Andrade
2012 International 14 U.S. National Championship
Oct. 15-17
Final scores; nine races with one discard;
1. Hayter/Neighbour . . . . . . . .9 points (Seven bullets)
2. Ruetnik/Murray . . . . . . . . . .26 points
3. Goodson/Diercks . . . . . . .33 points
4. Bersch/Hanseler . . . . . . . .33 points
5. Gleeson/Buffalo . . . . . . . . .38 points
6. Bundy/Lanzinger . . . . . . . .46 points
7. Henderson/Andrewes . . . .54 points
8. Rutz/Radjowski . . . . . . . .56 points
9. Twardowski/Hamilton . . . . .61 points
10. Arnold/Gremaux . . . . . . . . .82 points
11. Laflin/Henderson . . . . . . . .86 points
12. Rogers/Burks . . . . . . . . . . .93 points
13. Schumaker/Johnson . . . . .101 points
14. Reinsch/Shenstone . . . . . .102 points
15. Pochereva/James . . . . . . .109 points
16. Leroux/Gordon . . . . . . . . .117 points
17. Hey/Keefe . . . . . . . . . . . .144 points
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Tom Pochereva and Shelly James
2012 International Moth
National Championship
Oct. 19-21
Results:
Anthony Kotoun
Eric Aakhus
Dalton Bergan
Matt Knowles
Charlie McKee
Zack Maxam
Ian Andrewes
Simon Propper
Alain Huggler
19 Mach2/KA MSL 16
38 Mach2/KA MSL 10/13
48 Mach2/Raptor
50 Mach2/KA MSL 10D
57 Mach2/Raptor
62 Mach2/North
93 Mach2/Raptor
112 Mach2/KA MSL 10
136 BR'er/Raptor
(His 16 was in the stuck container)
KYC Member Ian Andrewes sailed in both the I14 and
Moth Nationals
Moth photos: Jeff Baldwin
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Hours: Sunday 10:00 - Noon
Thursday 5:30 - 7:00
Bay Dream
Cover Up $20
Ladies Polo - $25
pink & blue
Pintuck Tunic - $28
pink, white, aqua & black
Men’s Regatta T - $16
Infant & Toddler T - $12
(6mo - 4T) Turtle, Three Sailboats
Youth Regatta T - $12
Sleeveless Dream Tee
- $16
Men’s Twill Shorts - $35
KYC Tote - $25
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Beach Bag - $33
Duffel Beach Bag - $33
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Tennis Fleet
Donlei Darnell
The Clare Lang Tournament was the highlight for October with 10
teams competing for the coveted trophy: Kit and Terry Beuret, John and
Sime Gross, Greg and Cindy Siok, Doug and Margaret Peebles, Jack
and Sissy Aaron, Rob Rietow and Gail Hutchinson, Bob Yoder and Sally
Bogert, Aaron Phillips and Betsy Denzer, Andy and Connie Lopez,
Leonard Gollub and Peg Tatum, and Rich Heaton and Jean Fernie.
Finishing in second place was Greg and Cindy Siok and the winners
were Andy and Connie Lopez. They played eight sets to earn the trophy
and that's a lot of tennis folks! Thanks to Rich Heaton for setting up the
tournament and being on site the whole day. That's over and above and
very much appreciated.
Following the tournament was the delicious potluck featuring our
best German recipes and it is guaranteed that no one went home hungry.
Making all this good eating possible are the efforts of Chuck and BJ
Schrader, who make sure we have all the necessary supplies. They have
been doing this for several years and have it mastered. What a wonderful
support they are to the fleet….so the next time you see them, please let
them know you are aware of all they do.
November will see fleet members tasting chili recipes from our best
cooks and trying to decide which ones they like best. We are hoping for
cold weather to make the hot chili even better. Before the tasting there
will be a round robin tournament and we invite all KYC members to
join us on the courts for some friendly tennis. Details to follow.
Planning has started on the fleet Christmas party to be held at KYC
on December 15. The theme will be 'Santa" and anyone interested in
decorating a table should contact Donlei Darnell. You may choose any
size table to decorate and remember, the theme is 'Santa'. More
information will be announced soon.
I'd like to thank Ron Dodini on behalf of the whole fleet for
enlarging and refreshing our Tom Collins Trophy. We had run out of
room and he solved the problem and then cleaned and shined the whole
trophy. Now we can add winners for years to come. What talented fleet
members we have!
For any information on the Tennis Fleet call Donlei Darnell.
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Spectators enjoying the match.
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Greg and Cindy Siok, Andy and Connie Lopez
Annual KYC
Christmas Tree
Decorating Party
Deckhands
Ann Bachmann
Halloween has vanished, and the Turkey is flying to the table. It's
time to remind you about the Keiki Christmas Party with snow, arts and
crafts, face painting, balloons and dear old Santa. Sandwiches and punch
will be served.
Just in time to help with your Christmas shopping, here's some
Locker News: Ladies Christmas "Bow-wow" and "Meow-meow" shirts
are available in red and black. As always, we have a great selection of
t-shirt designs for both men and women, caps and hats, KYC glasses,
towels and lots of other merchandise. Have a very "Gobble-ly Good
Thanksgiving", and see you when the snow falls!
Kaneohe Yacht Club traditionally
holds a Christmas tree decorating
party in the bar on the Wednesday
following Thanksgiving Day. Members come with a lovingly
created homemade ornament and a pupu. The ornament is tagged
with their name and year before it is hung on the tree. Everyone
helps to decorate the huge Norfolk Island pine tree that is sometimes
donated by a member.
MEMBERSHIP REPORT
It is fast approaching that time of year again!
First on the agenda: WE NEED A TREE! Does anyone have, or
know of someone who has, a 12 to 15-ft. Norfolk Island pine that
they would like to donate (or get rid of) to KYC ? Please contact
Iwalani Stone ASAP with information (Phone: 239-7105 or (c)
222-9541). We must secure a tree no later than Sunday, November 25.
by Rick Villalobos
Membership Count as of October 1, 2012
SENIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .600
LIFE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64
ASSOCIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
INTERMEDIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
LIFE FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
JUNIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS . . . . . . . . . . . .99
SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .868
WHAT: KYC Bar Christmas Tree Decorating Party
WHEN: 1800 hours (6:00 p.m.), Wednesday, November 30
WHERE: Inside the KYC Bar
HOW:
Bring an ornament (preferably hand-made) and a pupu to
share. All members are welcome! Sponsoring members should bring
their new member friends and introduce them to this fun tradition.
Wear something festive and prepare for holiday cheer!
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808.593.9958, 808.591.9056 Fax
e-mail: [email protected]
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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.
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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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Commodore’s Ball
Saturday,
December 8
Cy Gillette Race
KYC Awards Ceremony
November 18