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September 2016web
September 2016 Volume XCII Number 9 Tennis Fleet Shrimp Boil I-14 Worlds Report Wounded Warriors KYC Calendar 1SUNDAY MONDAY September • October 2016 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 September Locker 5:30-7 PM Dinner 6-9 PM 4 5 LABOR DAY Brunch 9-11 AM Locker 10-Noon Snack Bar 12-3 PM YOGA UD 5 11 12 18 Friday Night Dinghy Races Family BBQ Express Window 5:30-7 PM 7 8 9 CG #17 Mtg. UD 6:30 PM CG# 14 Mtg. UD 6:30 PM MP UD 6PM Fishing FL. Mtg. UD 5 PM Locker 5:30-7 PM Dinner 6-9 PM Friday Night Dinghy Races Family BBQ Express Window 5:30-7 PM Snack Bar 11-3 PM 15 16 17 LIVE MUSIC Haulout Mtg. UD 4:30 PM Tennis RR Friday Night Dinghy Races Family BBQ Express Window 5:30-7 PM 23 MP LH/UD 4 PM El Toro States Express Window 5:30-7 PM Deckhands Mtg LH 6:30 PM Cribbage & Bridge 6:30 PM 13 14 YOGA UD 5-7:15 PM Fleet + Club Ops UD 6 PM Express Window 5:30-7 PM Cribbage & Bridge 6:30 PM Locker 5:30-7 PM Dinner 6-9 PM 19 20 21 22 MP UD 9 AM F + P Mtg. UD 6 :30 PM MP LH 8 AM Express Window 5:30-7 PM Cribbage & Bridge 6:30 PM Locker 5:30-7 PM Dinner 6-9 PM 28 29 Brunch 9-11 AM Locker 10-Noon Snack Bar 12-3 PM Membership Mtg. UD 6 BOD Mtg UD 6:30 PM 25 26 27 Last Friday Night Dinghy Races 2 3 J-24, J-80, Soling, Melges 24 States Brunch 9-11 AM Locker 10-Noon YOGA UD 5-7:15 PM 9 10 Sate Keelboat Championship Bulkhead Race Brunch 9-11 AM Locker 10-Noon Snack Bar 12-3 PM YOGA UD 5-7:15 PM 16 17 30 1 October Joe Cochran Memorial Cribbage & Bridge 6:30 PM Express Window 5:30-7 PM Locker 5:30-7 PM Dinner 6-9 PM Family BBQ Express Window 5:30-7 PM Snack Bar 11-3 PM 4 5 6 7 8 BUNCO CG# 14 Mtg. UD 6:30 PM Deckhands Elections FIRST FRIDAY CG #17 Mtg. UD 6:30 PM MP LH 5 PM Sate Keelboat Championship Locker 5:30-7 PM Dinner 6-9 PM Family BBQ Express Window 5:30-7 PM HYSA #7 Snack Bar 11-3 PM 13 14 15 Express Window 5:30-7 PM Cribbage & Bridge 6:30 PM Locker 5:30-7 PM Dinner 6-9 PM Family BBQ Express Window 5:30-7 PM Snack Bar 11-3 PM 18 19 20 21 22 MP UD 9 AM F + P Mtg. UD 6 PM LIVE MUSIC MP LH 11 AM Lipton OD Cribbage & Bridge 6:30 PM Deckhands Mtg LH 6:30 PM Express Window 5:30-7 PM 11 12 Mooring Mtg UD 6:30 PM Tennis Fleet LH 6 PM MP LH 10 AM IRF D-3 Brunch 9-11 AM Locker 10-Noon Snack Bar 12-3 PM Membership Mtg UD 6:30 Fleet + Club Ops 6:00 PM Cribbage & Bridge 6:30 PM Express Window 5:30-7 PM Locker 5:30-7 PM Dinner 6-9 PM Family BBQ Express Window 5:30-7 PM Snack Bar 11-3 PM 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Lipton OD MP LH 8 AM Brunch 9-11 AM Locker 10-Noon Snack Bar 12-3 PM YOGA 5-7:15 UD 30 31 Cy Gillette Day Brunch 9-11 AM Locker 10-Noon Snack Bar 12-3 PM 2 Wahine Fishing Tourney Snack Bar 11-3 PM Family BBQ Express Window 5:30-7 PM Last Thursday Night Bulkhead Race YOGA 5-7:15 UD Snack Bar 11-3 PM Newcomer’s Pupu Party MP UD 6 PM Classboat K 10 24 Bullship Brunch 9-11 AM Locker 10-Noon Snack Bar 12-3 PM Snack Bar 11-3 PM 6 Mooring Mtg. UD 6:30 PM MP UD 12 PM Brunch 9-11 AM Locker 10-Noon Snack Bar 12-3 PM FIRST FRIDAY BOD Mtg UD 6:30 PM Cribbage & Bridge 6:30 PM Express Window 5:30-7 PM Halloween YOGA 5-7:15 UD On the cover: - August 7, I-14 Racing on Kaneohe Bay. Photo: Kenneth Fitzgerald-Case Locker 5:30-7 PM Dinner 6-9 PM Keiki Halloween AM Adult Halloween Party PM Family BBQ Express Window 5:30-7 PM ORF Short-handed Championship Snack Bar 11-3 PM Vice Commodore Tom Wood Aloha all. I hope everyone had an opportunity to get down to the Club this month as we wind down Summer 2016. We had a special event on August 20 – Hot August Nights. Thanks to Roselle Nottage and everyone who helped get that event organized. As I write this article for September I am also looking at the Joint Typhoon Warning Center webpage – and we have two storms churning to the east of us. The current track from the weather guessers has one, Madeline, going south of the Big Island on Friday, September 2and the other, Lester, going north of the islands on Saturday, September 3. I walked the dry storage areas and the piers early this morning and there are definitely some boats that could use some attention, securing loose items, etc. If your boat is stored at the club, please take the time to check on it and make sure you are ready for bad weather. Our storm season runs through November and it’s not over till it’s over. A number of boats have been taking advantage of the maintenance area adjacent to the north hoist, and that’s great. That’s why we have that area designated. Please remember to coordinate all these activities with the Port Captain, be cognizant of others trying to use the hoist and ramp, and follow our Best Management Practices at all times when working on your vessel. These practices help protect the Bay, and you from environmental hazards. Copies are available from the office upon request. As I mentioned last month, we are working on a number of repair and maintenance projects around the club, most of you have probably noticed the repairs to the upper deck area, and soon we will be working on the longhouse floor. Fabrication work for repairs to E Pier is already underway and shortly work will begin on-site on both E and G Piers. These repairs will help extend the useful service life of these critical club assets and protect our investment in the Club. Take care of yourselves and each other, and take time to both enjoy the club and participate in making it better. Thanks to all of you out there that work hard to make the club what it is. Rear Commodore Frederic Berg Right on the heels of a fervent Pacific Cup, came the first race of August, the Kauai Channel Race. Several years ago the Nawiliwili Yacht Club was searching for an alternate start to avoid the inconsistent winds off the leeward coast of Oahu. KYC stepped up to the plate when asked. The race now faces consistent trades throughout the course when trades are present (remember 2015?). This year was no exception With Intuition coming out on top on corrected time. Heartbeat was first to finish. Thank you to Charlie and Iwalani Stone for starting the race. The Waimea Bay Race saw six racers and three non-racers sailing to Waimea. Isaac Gillette onboard his Melges 24 Maka'Ala won a hard fought battle for first place. Sailing along the fleet of 4 Melges 24s, an Antrim 27 and a Kaufman 39 was a Laser sailed by Mark Denzer, a Nacra Inter 20 sailed by Tim Roy and Wayne Reis on his Catalina 34. Tim completed the race far in advance of all other boats. Not sure we can rate a Nacra with trapeze in an ocean race, but man, they were rocking. Congratulations to all. Other events included the Riddle Regatta, IRF D2, Class Boat J and the Tennis Tournament and shrimp boil. All these events happen because regular members like you and I step up to organize them. Please show your appreciation for those that work tirelessly to make it all happen. The next two months are our busiest in the racing season with State Championships and other unique events throughout. I hope to see many of you on the race course. There are a couple of initiatives that need to be addressed in the coming months as well. The first is the re-plumbing of the north hoist. We are looking for a few volunteers to help out with this. Additionally, we looking to revamp our boat maintenance program for the boats Kaneohe Yacht Club owns. if you or someone you know would be interested in helping with either of these initiatives, please let me or someone in the office know. Gib Black - Chasch Mer. Winner Dick Gooch perpetual. FIRST HAWAIIAN BOAT TO FINISH TROPHY – awarded to the first boat skippered by a resident of Hawaii to finish on corrected time, this is a three-foot tall carved wooden statue of King Kamehameha. “We landed with the Darby threat with 1.5 hours at the dock, then we were kicked out until all the boats left. Chasch Mer has just been cleaned and a lot of stuff fixed while the Port Captain has allowed us to stay at the end of G. Mike has been very understanding as the boat took a beating this time. ~ Aloha, Gib Aloha Membership Report Luke Kudray Membership Count as of September 1, 2016 SENIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605 LIFE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63 ASSOCIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 INTERMEDIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 LIFE FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40 JUNIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 NON-RESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .112 SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .902 Ken Schmidt and Rick White - Pacific Cup 2016 winners of the DOUG VANN MEMORIAL TROPHY – awarded to the individual selected by Kaneohe Yacht Club who, through their enthusiasm and dedication, best exemplifies the spirit of the “Fun Race to Hawaii,” this trophy consists of five silver dolphins leaping over a cresting sea. 3 ǯre invited to the KYC Newcomers Pupu Party Saturday September 24, 2016 ǯ welcome our new members! 5:30 pm: Newcomers check eck-in 6:00 pm m: Introductions Pupu party to follow! low Current members please bring a pupu to share 4 Tennis Fleet Donlei Darnell Tennis Fleet Fun in the Sun in August The Tennis Fleet split the fun this month with the tournament on August 13 and the World Famous Fleet Shrimp Boil was held on August 27. Always nice to shake things up a bit!! The tournament was the normal good fun with the usual rain showers, blinding sun and wonderful competition. Some of these matches are worthy of coming to watch; we don’t need to be tennis pros to have a great match. The winners of the ladies were First – Sime Gross, 2nd – Betsy Denzer, and 3rd – Susie Jannuzzi. The men’s winners were First – Greg Siok, 2nd – Bob Yoder, and a three way tie for 3rd – John Gross, Aaron Phillips, and Harvey Minksy. Doug and Margaret Peebles were the charming host and hostess for the Annual Shrimp Boil. Their lovely home on the bay is a great location for a party, (the Isayamas arrived by boat) and almost 60 fleet members gathered to enjoy the evening. Cooking was done under the trees and went off without a hitch; these ladies have got this down to a science. Thanks to Jean Fernie for the task of making sure all the necessary food items were assembled and Sime Gross, Terry Beuret, JoAnn Goebert and Betsy Denzer were cooks extraordinaire. They had many helpers and everyone had a great time. It was announced that the December catered dinner will be on Friday, December 30. Be sure and save that date!! There will be a meeting in October to choose a theme and menu. The Clare Lang Mixed Doubles Tournament is coming up soon so players need to be looking for a partner. Let Rob Rietow know when you have one. The Pot Luck will be at Susie Jannuzzi and Dave White’s home. More on that soon. Ladies Monthly Tennis Round Robin and Potluck Lunch On the third Friday of every month you will find the ladies of KYC and guests playing some very fun tennis all morning before they gather for a wonderful potluck luncheon. This is not a Tennis Fleet event…..it is open to all ladies of KYC and their guests and there are all levels of play…….we welcome beginners and experienced players……..we will match players up so that everyone has fun. We will send out an email to all members of the club before the event with a number to call if you are interested. Or you can call Donlei at 226-2446 for more information. World Famous Tennis Fleet Shrimp Boil 5 Junior Commodore Malia Johnson Aloha! Summer is just about over and I hope you all got some good sailing in! Get your Toros ready because Bullship is coming up on September 18. If you plan on using a club boat be sure to reserve it with Jesse early. The boats go fast. For those of you who want to keep sailing during the school year the Fall Sailing Program starts on September 24. I also wanted to let you know that we’ll be having an End of Summer Potluck on Friday, September, 23 in the Gazebo. Bring something to share for dinner and join us for the last night of Friday Night Dinghy racing. Hope to see you there! Not all the racing this summer was done on Oahu. A few of the KYC Juniors traveled to Lahaina Yacht Club the weekend of August 13 & 14 to compete in the 4th Annual Dinsmoor Regatta held in Fevas and Bics. Kaila and Lauren Baker, Kahala Furukawa and I joined the Hawaii Kai Boat Club and the folks at Lahaina YC for some fun racing. This is the second time I’ve raced in this regatta and it’s really fun! Next year we should try to get more kids out. Mahalo to everyone who made our trip possible. Stay safe and sail fast! Fevas - Kahala in the lead. 6 Rigging, Mala Wharf. Feva start Photos: Mike Sowers LYC Bics. Deckhands Margaret Peebles On August 27 the KYC Deckhands and Fishing Fleet hosted Wounded Warriors and their families to a day at the Sandbar. The weather was amazing. Four boats took 30 Warriors and their families out for a day of fun and lunch. Mahalo to the boat Captains: John Clancy and Lauren Faulkner, David and Cathy Bello, Charlie Schmucker, Don Brown and Ruthann Quitiquit and Ward and Beth Yoshimura. Phyllis Pender gave us a little background on how we were lucky enough to be involved in such a great event. A friend of Phyllis', Chaplain Steve Jensen asked if KYC was interested in doing fishing and sailing activities for the Wounded Warriors. He has been heading the group out at the Kaneohe Marine Corps Base. The Deckhands and Don Brown were asked to collaborate on setting up activities for them. It wasn’t long before Don Brown, the Fishing Fleet, the Sailing Fleet with help from the Deckhands they were soon out on the water. Everyone’s efforts have now turned into “Day on the Bay”. Thank you to the fishing fleet and the Deckhands for providing lunch and KYC members Michael Flumian and Carole Chun for also helping. PACIFIC CUP Now that the dust has settled from the fun of Pacific Cup, we would like to thank a few more of the many volunteers. It took many hands and many hours to set-up and run the satellite locker. Hopefully we did not miss anyone. Mahalo to: Lynn Albrecht, Ann Ayling, Toni Baran, Millie Darby, Elin Farrell, Pat Gilbert, Jo Ann Goebert, Shari Huntoon, Susie Januzzi, Pat Meier, Diane Minsky, Lynn Pease, Maxine Pollock, B.J. Schrader, Char Starr and June Williams. Again we would like to thank the wonderful men who helped everyday to set-up and close-up the locker. Mahalo to: Bob Palmer, Bill Bachman, Charlie Stone, Bob Hurd, Harvey Minksy and Ron Dodini. BUNCO If you were excited about August BUNCO we are so sorry for the false advertising. BUNCO is rescheduled for October 5. Please come and join us. NEWCOMERS PUPU PARTY The Newcomers' Pupu Party will be held on September 24, 2016. New member check-in will be at 5:30 in Ma Schultz Lounge. Welcome and introductions by the Board of Directors and at 6:00 PM in the Longhouse with a Pupu Party to follow. This is a KYC event with the help of the Deckhands. Club members are asked to bring a pupu to share. Please come and welcome our new members. Ward & Beth Yoshimura at right, with their crew Photos: Wendy Jackson Gathering for a "Day on the Bay" DECKHANDS OF THE MONTH: Mike and Valarie Thomson Aloha Nui! September Locker Hours: Thursday – 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Sunday – 10:00 -12:00 p.m. First and Third Friday – 5:00-7:00 p.m. Charlie Schmucker and his new friends. Phyllis, Sherry and Ann working the check in desk. 7 Fishing Fleet Captain Bill Atherton Aloha Fishing Fleet! If you missed the last FF Meeting at Leonard Gollub's you once again missed out on a great time. Don't think I got home till 2:00AM and that doesn't happen often. It seems each event we have this year out-does the previous one. Unbelievable! Mahalo to everyone who attended and a huge Mahalo to Leonard and Daisy! There is a lot going on to bring us to the end of the year. I am including the minutes from our meeting so you who really missed out can get up to speed. Please do not miss our next meeting as we have a lot of fun things coming up! Especially for our Wahine! Our next meeting: Friday Sept. 9th 6:00PM Upper Deck Pot Luck Fleet Meeting Fri. Aug. 12, 2016 Fishing Fleet Meeting was called to order 7:15pm Meeting/BBQ held at Leonard Gollob's home. Great turn out. Lots of wonderful food. Terrific time had by everyone. Many thanks given to Leonard and Daisy. Discussed last Sandbar Party of the year. It is scheduled for Sat. Oct. 8. Charlie has new volleyball net. Beau suggested we organize teams, so she was elected to set that up before the event. End of Year Christmas Crab Fest, will be held at Diane and Charlie Schmucker's home on Sat. Nov. 12. This year we will have crab and brisket dinner. Must be FF member to attend. Men must be dressed in Fleet shirt or hat. Women can carry in shirt or hat and dress more festive if they choose to. T shirts and hats were on sale after meeting. Wahine Tournament to be held in Sept. 24. There will be two awards given. Open ocean biggest fish. Inside bay biggest fish. Honor system of rules. Ocean Wahine must reel in the fish, male crew can hand line and gaff to bring on board. At weigh in, all Captains and male crew, must be dressed as a Wahine. Hope to make this an annual event. July tournament winner was Rob Conico with a 98.6 Ahi. Biggest fish and side bet. Aug. tournament fish Mahi. Need to be signed up for tournament. Rob Canonico weighed a 358 lb. Marlin the first week in August. He is on a roll! Our monthly meetings will be held on the 2nd Friday of each month, this will not conflict with First Friday music event. Mahalo to Sue McBride for the great minutes! Hanapa'a Captain Billfish 8 Classboat J, Sunday, August 7, 2016 Port - Starboard crossing Photos: Ken Case Pilikia and Luca Southerly winds Pilikia looks great with her new paint job - Jeff & Katie Cruise Kui & Yal Lim Cameron Barra on the jib - Marc Barra - Luca 9 International 14 Fleet Andy Bates VRSPORT INTERNATIONAL 14 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Yacht Club de Carnac, France, August 21 - September 2, 2016 We arrived in Carnac, France today. I spent two days on the road and in the air!!! I met Kevin at the train station in Paris 20 minutess prior to the train leaving for Auray, the intermediate stop before Carnac. That worked out well. Our San Francisco and Aussie 14 mates had unloaded and regist'ered the boat and sails yesterday, which includes weighing it with the rig out. All I did was go pay the entry fee and drink some beers with old friends while in a daze. Maureen got us a wonderful place just back from the beach and an 8 minute walk to Carnac YC. Thanks Maureen! The weather is warm, the breeze today is light and we are ready to go! It looks like there will be 80 boats from around the world, including three containers from Australia and over 20 German boats. Day one at the Worlds started very early because the RC predicted the wind would die in the afternoon. The start was moved up to 10AM, which meant a 9AM launch with 80 boats in a compressed space. (That alone was enough exercise for me for the day!) We got off the beach/mud, ran aground with our new long daggerboard and discovered a mis-rig with the kite pole. We decided to race anyway for the practice. The breeze was good all morning; a varying offshore breeze at 8-15 with some big holes and shifts at the top mark near the shore. We sailed around in the back of the fleet with only one capsize with no kite all day! We did not complete the course in the time limit allowed racers must finish within 45 minutes of the first boat's finish. Lots of others also missed the limit so on day one 25% of the fleet got a DNF. The race instructions were amended this afternoon to allow 90 minutess for the tailenders to get their score. The breeze died in late AM so the back of the fleet finished in 4-6kts of breeze which accounted for the large number of DNFs. Kevin fixed the pole issue and we are ready to battle it out on Day 2. The courses are very long with one race per day---Thank God. On the social side Kevin and I have been invited to dinner parties with the Brits. Domenic and Simona have helped us out with a car when we need it. Lots of fun, great food and a few glasses of wine. I have seen lots of old friends from around the world in the dinghy park. We'veshared stories and beers at the club for the last two days. The container is 20 feet from the boat and our apartment is an 8 minute walk, so the set-up for the week is great. We will be experts at beach and mud launches by the end of the week.. Tonight Leith is hosting a cocktail party with his new "Gucci booze" concoctions. He has invited the rowdy portion of the fleet and Kevin and I were included! Day 2: The breeze was down all morning and into the early afternoon so we stayed ashore and fixed boat parts and drank some beer with great baguette and cheese/jambon sandwiches. The RC finally sent us out in 6 kts of breeze and tried to start us. After to failed attempts the "Black Flag" went up and the breeze shifted 70 degrees so we waited around again as the entire course was adjusted. As the time limit got close (no race to start after 4PM) the breeze filled in to a lovely 10-15 knots at 3:40. The fleet got off with the Black Flag still up! Race 2 We had a reasonable start at the Committee boat end, waiting for the carnage to clear in front of us, and off we went. The boat was much much faster than on Day 1. We stayed with the middle of the fleet until just before the weather mark when a young German team crashed into us full on. They were on Port. I did my bird call yelling "Starboard, Please don't hit us", but they just ran right into us and put two holes in the bow area just forward of the mast. The boat has just been painted dark green so that was not a good look. The holes were 12 inches above the waterline so we continued to race. The kite pole still had some minor issues but Kevin did work-arounds and we got back into the mix and finished 56. No swims and no running into the reefs. We were disappointed not to see they Germans do circles after I yelled at them twice to do the turns. Ashore they assured us they did the turns later in the next leg, and they have offered to pay for the repair. At least I don't have to worry now about putting the first mark on the new paint job! 10 On the social side we missed Leith's party because we could not find the address. After lots of walking around my knee gave out and Kevin and I had a relatively quiet night. I did find the German house later in the evening and crashed a French lawn party with James, a young Aussie; crew Maureen and I met in Toronto. They enjoyed some 101 Wild Turkey whiskey I had brought for Leith's party. We are looking forward to Race 3. Race 3: An epic I-14 race in a solid 20kts breeze that built to 25 with higher gusts in spots near the end of the race. They gave us the longest course yet - W-L, W-T-L, W-L, W-T-L, and beat back up to the finish with two mile legs. We had a good start at the Committee end of the line. We tacked to the right side almost immediately and got to the weather mark in the middle of the fleet. Kevin has mastered trimming the main in a big breeze and big seas. We had a swim half way down the run when we jibed going 20kts! We recovered and got back in the race because lots of boats broke or swam. In the middle of the race we had another swim and I broke the tiller extension getting back into the boat. After that we could only sail the trapeze on starboard tack. We sailed the boat as well as we could until the final beat. We rounded the leeward mark sailed about 200 yards on port tack, the rubber pin fell out and the rudder kicked up. No steering and a very long swim which included six capsizes in 25kts and big seas. Truly, the boat almost got us in a "submission hold" but we didn't tap out (which is pulling the main halyard). We finished the race 30 seconds before the time limit and got a standing ovation from the French RC and rescue boat crews who followed us.We were the final finish in 49th place. An epic event that Kevin and I will not forget. On the way in we "submarined" the boat. With the wings full on we ran thru a wave on the way home that completely submerged the boat in 25kts. It was my first time doing that with the foils on. On the social side we passed some 101 proof Wild Turkey around the dinghy park after the epic sail. We traded sea stories and bonded. We had an Italian dinner with some American team members and went to bed, completely spent. A Great Day. Race 4: Great 14 sailing conditions; 10-12kts of steady breeze that built during the race. We started in the middle of the line and ate a lot of bad wind from all the boats that were over early but were not called back. We got flushed out the back of the fleet, tacked over to the right side and rounded near the back end of the fleet. We worked our way back up the fleet to 71. There are protests so we are not sure of the results at this moment. We had no swims and no drama launching and recovering in the mud flats. On the social side we were interviewed on TV today by a cute Welsh girl and her Aussie camera man. We went to a party at a large restaurant in Carnac organized by the YC. The food was amazing; local white fish for starters and veal and veggies with small, localpotatoes. The sponsors fueled the 120 people with whiskey, Pernod and lots of wine. There was a bread food fight and lots of "carrying on". The younger people went to the German House down the block from us to continue partying. I lasted an hour at the second party and staggered down the street to our place. A great day of sailing. Thank God there is a lay day tomorrow. After four races they gave us a day off!. We had a nice french style breakfast at a waterfront cafe with Paul Galvez and Cameron. And on the way to the boat we ran into Dominic, Simona, Leith, and Katie Nurton driving down the waterfront in their very small yellow Fiat. They said "jump in"!! We all managed to slide in - me in the front seat and the four others in the very small back seat. After we got in we asked the destination. The answer was a fromagerie, cheese making factory out in the countryside and then a search for the famously magic stones in this district. The cheese tasting at the factory was incredible. We also discovered other goodies while testing the cheeses. The nice lady who helped us suggested an island park area 10 miles away on the coast to have lunch and watch the 30 foot tide rip in. We found a picnic able on the right side of the tide flow; ate some cheese and bread, drank local rose wine and cider. Leith and Kevin waded into the tide rip across the bridge and got cooled off from the summer sun. We all piled back into the Fiat and went in search of the magic stones. We found some stones and an old stone church from 1664 after walking through corn fields for a few miles. It was a great lay day. 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Hot August Nights Rennie Faith dances the night away. Hot August Nights Riddle Regatta 2016 - Star Wars Frannie Haws, Pat Meier, Jayne Henley-Davis, Elin Farrell and Joan Fleming watch the Thursday Night Races 13 FALL 2016 KYC JUNIOR SAILING PROGRAM KYC's 2016 Fall Junior Sailing Classes are held every Saturday from September 24th through November 20th. Whether or not a student was enrolled in a sailing class before, the Fall Sailing Program is a great opportunity to get more individual instruction in smaller classes than the Summer Program. As a primary benefit, the Fall classes are normally a smaller class size so students can take advantage of a better instructor to student ratio. Students in the Topper class will also have more opportunities to sail by themselves and accelerate up into other classes at a faster pace. These classes focus on safety, fun and sailing skill building. In addition to regularly scheduled classes, the program offers participation in local regattas, Friday night Dinghy Races, and Sunday Laser and 420 Races. Fall Sailing Program Schedule Novice Topper Sailing - This is a Learn-To-Sail class for students aged 8 to 18. If a student has little to no sailing experience or has taken a few years ashore and wants to rediscover sailing, this is the class. Classes are primarily taught in Toppers, our beginning sailboat. Boats are provided for all students enrolled in this class. Curriculum will include the basics of sailing, including parts of the boat, points of sail, and boat handling. The goal of this course is to have fun in a safe and educational atmosphere. Classes will be held on Saturday from 9:30AM to 12:30PM. Introduction to Racing - This is for the sailor who understands the basic fundamentals of sailing: rigging, points of sail, docking and terminology. Sailors must be competent in capsize recovery and be able to sail a boat by themselves. Sailing will be in El Toro’s, Open Bics, & 420’s and will introduce racing skills. The goal of this class is to improve sailing skills and to gain a basic understanding of sailboat racing and tactics. Classes will be held on Saturday from 1:30PM to 4:30PM. Advanced Racing - No messing around!! Junior Sailors interested in more advanced levels of sailing including racing, tactics, boat handling, and boat maintenance, should enroll in this class. Students who participate in this class will work closely with students of all ages to improve sportsmanship, leadership and sailing competence. This class will require more time and effort on the part of the sailor and will require attendance at local regattas. El Toro/Open Bic classes will be held from 9:30AM to 12:30PM. Laser and 420 Classes will be from 1:30PM to 4:30PM. *** Special Notes for Intermediate and Advanced Class Students: Additional fees for regattas are $10.00. Parent participation is appreciated to help with loading and unloading of the trailers and transportation of sailors to and from the regatta sites. Sunday Class Boat Racing- On scheduled Sundays throughout the Fall, 420s and Lasers are welcome to race in the KYC Classboat races. The start is at Noon and there will be three races a day around the harbor buoys. There is no entry fee for the series. If you would like to use one of KYC's 420s, a reservation must be made for the boat through the KYC Office. Costs - Fall Sailing Class tuition will be $270 for Members and $320 for Non-members. Tuition for students registering for both Saturday morning and afternoon classes will be $480 for Members and $565 for Non-members. A 10% discount is applied for students using their own boat and for sibling signing up at the same time. No refunds will be available for missed classes. Registration – Registration paperwork and packets will be handled through the KYC Office. All appropriate registration forms along with full payment must be completed in order to guarantee a place in the class. For further information contact Jesse Andrews, Director of Sailing, Kaneohe Yacht Club, 247-4121, ext. 122 or by e-mail: [email protected] 14 FALL 2016 JUNIOR PROGRAM 2016 FALL JUNIOR PROGRAM APPLICATION _______________________________________________________________ LAST NAME FIRST (NICKNAME) AGE HOME PHONE ADDRESS CITY MOTHERS NAME ZIP E-MAIL ADRESS WORK # FATHERS NAME PERSON TO NOTIFY IN CASE OF EMERGENCY WORK # PHONE # Please state any medical conditions: _____________________________ __________________________________________________________________ SAILING CLASS Class Time COST: MEMBERS/NON-MEMBERS Novice Topper Sailing Saturday 9:30 to 12:30 $270/$320 Introduction to racing Saturday 1:30 to 4:30 $270/$320 Morning El Toro/Open Bic Saturday 9:30 to 12:30 $270/$320 Afternoon Racing 420’s & Laser Saturday 1:30 to 4:30 $270/$320 All Day Classes $480/$565 Saturday 9:30 to 4:30 Total: ARE YOU A MEMBER? NAME_________________________________________________________ PAYMENT ENCLOSED: Payment in full is required for class placement. No fees will be returned after September 23, 2016 and no fees will be prorated for missed class time. PARENTS OF PARTICIPANTS: I, , agree to hold Kaneohe Yacht Club ("KYC"), its officers, employees, and all committees concerned, harmless and free of liability, of any nature whatsoever, for accident to my child while participating in the 2016 Fall Sailing Programs. In addition, I agree that I will be responsible for any damage to any property caused by this applicant. DATE_______________ PARENT OR GUARDIAN____________________________ 15 ! " # $ # ! !% ! & ' % " ( % )*+ *,)! ! " " " ! # " $ % ( & ' ) $" "#& !" ' ! #" "# #" ! * $ $ ,-. / 0 ! % 1! ! 233 ,-( ! " ,-, 1 3 ! ! " /" ,, 1 1 " !% 1 ! ,, 4 ! ! 3 ! 16 ' $" " " # " % " % " . 1121-3 . 6,625372)17)# 2 3 " !/ ,, 3" / +" ! 3 3 " ! 233 ! 3 ! ! ,,) 0 ! ! 3 ! 1 ! 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