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1 January 2018 Volume XCIV Number KYC Commodore Frederic Berg and wife Pascale

2 January February 2018 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 7 Locker 10a-Noon Brunch 9-11a Snack Bar 12-3p Fishing Fleet UD 5p 14 El Toro Clinic Bulkhead Race 2p Locker 10a-Noon Brunch 9-11a Snack Bar 12-3p 21 Club Judge Seminar UD 8a Locker 10a-Noon Brunch 9-11a Snack Bar 12-3p 28 Locker 10a-Noon Brunch 9-11a Snack Bar 12-3p 1 JANUARY Commodores Reception 2p 8 Membership UD 6p 15 Martin Luther King Jr Day Yoga UD 5p;6p 22 Yoga UD 5p;6p 29 Yoga UD 5p;6p 2 CG #17 UD 6:30p Deckhands LH 6p 9 MP UD 9a US Sailing Rules Seminar UD 6:30p 16 MP UD 9a KYC Wine Tasting 5p Fleet/Club Ops UD 6:30p 23 BOD UD 6:30pm 3 CG #14 UD 6:30p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p 10 Mooring UD 6:30p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p 17 F+P UD 6:30p Cribbage/Bridge/Mahjong 6:30p 24 Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Pac Cup Mtg UD 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p 4 Locker 5-7p Dinner 6-9p 11 Locker 5-7p Dinner 6-9p 18 Locker 5-7p Dinner 6-9p 25 MP LH 8a Locker 5-7p Dinner 6-9p 5 Family BBQ 12 Family BBQ 19 Ladies Tennis 8a Family BBQ 26 Family BBQ 6 Snack Bar 11a-3p MP LH 4p 13 Haul-Out 7a El Toro Clinic Snack Bar 11a-3p 20 Club Judge Seminar UD 8a Snack Bar 11a-3p Tennis Fleet LH 6p MP UD 6p 27 Haul-Out 7a Snack Bar 11a-3p KYC Volunteer Fair 6p SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY FEBRUARY Locker 5-7p Dinner 6-9p st Friday 6:30p Locker 5-7p Family BBQ 9 3 Opening Day/Blessing 10a Snack Bar 11a-3p 10 KYC Superbowl 1p Locker 10a-Noon Brunch 9-11a Snack Bar - Closed Yoga UD 5p;6p MP UD 9a CG #17 UD 6:30p Deckhands LH 6p CG #14 UD 6:30p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p Locker 5-7p Dinner 6-9p Family BBQ Class Boat A Race Laser #2 Snack Bar 11a-3p Tennis Fleet LH 6p Locker 10a-Noon Brunch 9-11a Snack Bar 12-3p MP UD 9a Membership UD 6p MP UD 9a US Sailing Rules Seminar UD 6:30p KYC Valentines Dinner Mooring UD 6:30p Locker 5-7p Dinner 6-9p Ladies Tennis 8a Family BBQ Molokai Cruise IRF A1 Race Snack Bar 11a-3p Molokai Cruise Locker 10a-Noon Brunch 9-11a Snack Bar 12-3p President s Day Molokai Cruise Yoga UD 5p;6p MP UD 9a Fleet/Club Ops UD 6:30p F+P UD 6:30p Bunco 7p Express Window 5-8p MP LH 8a 1 st Bulkhead Race 6p Locker 5-7p Dinner 6-9p Family BBQ Snack Bar 11a-3p Locker 10a-Noon Brunch 9-11a Snack Bar 12-3p Yoga UD 5p;6p KYC New Orleans Buffet BOD UD 6:30pm Pac Cup Mtg UD 6p Cribbage/Bridge 6:30p RED = KYC Meeting BLUE = KYC Event / Racing GREEN = Deckhands Locker On the cover: 2018 Kaneohe Yacht Club Commodore Frederic Berg and wife Pascale at the Commodore s Reception New Years Day. Photo: Lilia Cantu

COMMODORE Frederic Berg What a start to 2018! Why you ask? Our General Manager, Norman Cote has decided to part ways with KYC.

Rather we will be evaluating if our existing staff can handle the management of the Club in a team structure.

Have you ever asked yourself, how does everything happen at this Club?

The board of directors, the committees and fleets are all made up of volunteers as well. In fact volunteering is what makes this Club special and a great way for new members to get involved.

Because those that hadn t volunteered were left out, this year, thanks to outgoing Director Lindy Rollo's brain child, we will be celebrating both volunteers and those that would like to volunteer in

3 COMMODORE Frederic Berg What a start to 2018! Why you ask? Our General Manager, Norman Cote has decided to part ways with KYC. The Flag Officers, Ralph Foulger, Vice Commodore, Mike Van Woerkam, Rear Commodore, Tom Wood, Staff Commodore and I have decided not to rehire a GM just because that is what we have always done. Rather we will be evaluating if our existing staff can handle the management of the Club in a team structure. We will be assigning duties in line with deparment responsibilities and the staff so far are embracing the changes. Time will tell, but I, for one, am very optimistic. Have you ever asked yourself, how does everything happen at this Club? It seems to just magically occur, but You guessed it, all events at the Club don t happen magically, rather a member, just like one of us, volunteers to lead or help out. The board of directors, the committees and fleets are all made up of volunteers as well. In fact volunteering is what makes this Club special and a great way for new members to get involved. In the past, the Club celebrated it s volunteers with a year end volunteer appreciation party. Because those that hadn t volunteered were left out, this year, thanks to outgoing Director Lindy Rollo's brain child, we will be celebrating both volunteers and those that would like to volunteer in the 2018 Volunteer Fair on January 28!! Mark your calendars. It s a little like a job fair with Committees, Fleets and especially the Pacific Cup represented with tables members can visit to learn about the various activities and opportunities at the Club. Sign up to your favorite activity and get ready to rock. The usual fare of pupus and a drink will be available to all who participate. The 2018 KYC Volunteer Fair is certainly not an event to miss. Happy New Year and see you around the Club. Your Commodore whose sole responsibility are the commodes. MEMBERSHIP REPORT Michael Swede Olson Membership Count as of December 10, 2017 SENIOR LIFE ASSOCIATE INTERMEDIATE FAMILY LIFE FAMILY JUNIOR NON-RESIDENT SERVICE TOTAL Aloha Members and Welcome to 2018, Recently Commodore Frederic Berg and I met and developed our list of Goals and Objectives for In the spirit of Full Disclosure whenever possible, we would like to make the information available to all members. We also would like to hear any constructive feedback from members regarding this list, either for or against Goals 1. Clean-up the maintenance area by Junior Sailing 2. Clean-up the KYC utility area (Marks area) 3. Repair/Replace/Empty - Matson containers in Marks area 4. Repair or Remove south tennis court 5. Repair/Relocate fence & landscape the north swale area 6. Identify a practical use for the north tennis court lawn area. 7. Identify more activities for power boaters 8. Organize a U.S. Power Squadron fleet at KYC 9. Organize a Sea Scout fleet at KYC 10. Sponsor a DLNR Boating Operators license class at KYC 11. Sponsor a Boating Aesthetics Seminar as a prerequisite for Junior Sailing/KYC Club Membership 12. Sponsor a Women's/Beginners power boat operators seminar 13. Starting in 2021, identify a Reserved Slip for use by the sitting Commodore 14. Repair/Replace Storage Lockers for Deckhands and Decorations Storage We realize that some of these goals will likely elicit some negative comments, however, if you are going to object to a goal,at least have the courage or the courtesy to submit an alternative to the goal or a reason for your objection. Once we hear your commentary we can then take those comments into consideration and make adjustments in our goals if necessary. Please keep in mind that our mission is to provide the most benefit to the greatest number of members possible. Mahalo, Ralph Foulger Vice Commodore VICE COMMODORE Ralph Foulger REAR COMMODORE Mike Van Woerkom Aloha and Happy New Year! Let me first say thank you to the KYC Members for your support and trust in allowing me to be your Rear Commodore for I am humbled and honored to step into this role and hope to do my part to provide the best services I can. With that being said I would like to thank all the Fleet Captains up front for their time and effort to help make this 2018 one of the best here at KYC. Without all of you the club wouldn t be what it is. I look forward to working with each one of you. A special thanks to our returning Regatta Chair Pete Stokka. Pete has offered up his time and talent once again and will remain Regatta Chair for If you see any of these individuals around the club don t hesitate to thank them for their efforts in making 2018 another fabulous year. The 2018 calendar is already filling up with great events and on the water action packed racing. Please check the KYC website and Telltales for calendar updates and event information throughout the year. Don t miss our first US Sailing Rules Seminar being offered on the 9th of January. This is a great opportunity to brush up on some of the rules that all sailors find themselves debating on the docks after the race. With the rules fresh on everyone s minds, come on down to the first bulkhead race of the year, on the 14th of January. This will be followed by a US Sailing Club Judge Seminar and US Sailing Club Race officer seminar on the 20th and 21st respectively. This is a terrific opportunity to give back a little to the club by learning what goes into being a judge and participating in race committee. A big Mahalo to Tom Pochereva for offering these seminars! As said before, I look forward to seeing everyone around the club and especially out on the water! 3

JUNIOR SAILING DIRECTOR Jesse Andrews We have some exciting news!

is purchasing 5 new Bics at a price of only $2700 with shipping.

These boats are fun, fast and almost completely maintenance free.

We have two sailors signed up so far for the Bic North Americans at the End of the summer in Ontario Canada.

We had 30 participants with winds up to 30 knots!

There was lots of volunteer help and many enthusiastic Laser sailors that Came away from the clinic with

Some other events that have been going on with our junior sailors in December was the 420 state

We will look to make the aftershool sailing a class in the Spring and hopefully have Le Jardin school

4 JUNIOR SAILING DIRECTOR Jesse Andrews We have some exciting news! With much interest in the Open Bic Sailboat over the past two years since we purchased four used boats KYC is purchasing 5 new Bics at a price of only $2700 with shipping. With the private boats at the club this will give us a fleet of 15 Bics at KYC! These boats are fun, fast and almost completely maintenance free. The are made out of plastic, have a modern skiff shape with a self bailing cockpit and carbon mast. We have two sailors signed up so far for the Bic North Americans at the End of the summer in Ontario Canada. In other news we had a windy and very fun Laser clinic held last month at WYC. We had 30 participants with winds up to 30 knots!i think some of tthe he kids would have set a speed record if they had brought a GPS wi th them. There was lots of volunteer help and many enthusiastic Laser sailors that Came away from the clinic with much more knowledge and heavy air experience! Some other events that have been going on with our junior sailors in December was the 420 state championships, Tuesday after school training, and the Myrdal's Laser training sessions. We will look to make the aftershool sailing a class in the Spring and hopefully have Le Jardin school practicing at KYC with us as well. More news about this to come by next month! Aloha, Jesse Bic training Some upcoming events: HYSA El Toro clinic help January 13 &14. Registration is on regattanetwork.com/event/15820 Laser HYRA #1 at WYC on January 20 Laser HYRA #2 at KYC February 10 KYC Spring Sailing classes run on Saturdays from February 17 to May 12 Bics, Lasers, Toppers Myrdal Laser traiing session Laser Clinic Waikiki Yacht Club 4 Sandbar goofing around Kaneohe Laser sailing

5 SPRING 2018 KYC JUNIOR SAILING PROGRAM KYC's 2018 Spring Junior Sailing Classes are held every Saturday from February 17 th through May 12 th. Whether or not a student was enrolled in a sailing class before, the Spring Sailing Program is a great opportunity to get more individual instruction in smaller classes than the Summer Program. As a primary benefit, the Spring classes are normally a smaller class size so students can take advantage of a better instructor to student ratio. It is also a 13-week program vs. the 10-week Fall program. 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. 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 $ 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 Please refer to the Spring Junior Sailing Application for pricing details. *Please note that there are no refunds after Friday February 16 th and class costs will not be pro-rated for missed days. Registration & Pricing Registration paperwork will be handled through the KYC Office. Please call or KYC@kaneoheyachtclub.com for an application. 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, , ext. 122 or by andrewsjesse@gmail.com Class Requirements Coast Guard approved Life Jacket (Type III) and Reef Walkers or closed toed shoes are required. These can be purchased at Costco, Target, West Marine and Windward Boats. A hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, water bottle, towel and change of clothes are recommended. 5

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INTERNATIONAL 14 FLEET Andy Bates There is a lot of excitement in the I-14 fleet going into 2018. The I-14 World Championships takes place every other year.

This August the I-14s will converge on San Francisco Bay at Richmond YC. The event will take place on the famed Olympic Sailing Circle in front of Berkeley and just to leeward of Alcatraz Island.

KYC is hosting the PAC RIM race, which will be the largest preliminary race before the Worlds in SF Bay. The PAC RIM is again partnering with Pasha Lines, our sponsor two years ago.

Local I-14ers look forward to working with the Pasha Lines team again. The PAC RIM is scheduled for April 7-10.

8 INTERNATIONAL 14 FLEET Andy Bates There is a lot of excitement in the I-14 fleet going into The I-14 World Championships takes place every other year. In 2016 the event was hosted in Carnac, France. Boats from all over the world converged on Brittany for a wonderful week of sailing, eating, and drinking! This August the I-14s will converge on San Francisco Bay at Richmond YC. The event will take place on the famed Olympic Sailing Circle in front of Berkeley and just to leeward of Alcatraz Island. The wind and sea conditions will test the I-14s to their limits. Staying upright and not breaking the boat will be the main determinants. KYC is hosting the PAC RIM race, which will be the largest preliminary race before the Worlds in SF Bay. The PAC RIM is again partnering with Pasha Lines, our sponsor two years ago. Their work with youth programs here, and on the mainland is commendable. We feel honored to have them agree to work with youth sailors again. Local I-14ers look forward to working with the Pasha Lines team again. The PAC RIM is scheduled for April There will be all kinds of new ideas showcased at the event in preparation for the Worlds in August. There will be a youth Hula demonstration at the awards banquet on April 9. The performers are from the Palma Settlement. They put on a wonderful show two years ago. Members are invited to come down and see the show as a well as get a preview look at the newest ideas being developed in high performance dinghy racing. On April 8 at 9:30AM there will be a free advanced youth clinic ashore, and I-14 sailing for select Juniors; weather dependent immediately following the clinic. This is always one of the highlights of the event for the racers and juniors. Our regular Class Boat series of 16 races begins in early February. We have two I-14s for sale in the fleet if you want to up your game and sail one of the most challenging and fun boats in the world. Come down and look at the starter boats that are for sale. You can see Kevin Rogers or me for more details. I can be reached by at: Andy Bates avbates@hawaii.rr.com Need to sell a car or a boat t? Or buy a car or boat t? Maybe I can help Over 40 years experienc ce in car an d boat sales. Call mtjb70@hotmail.com 8

KYC Awards Banquet December 2, 2017 J80 Season s Points Bob Stephenson (Crusader) Most Improved Junior- Sage Andrews Lipton Challenge Cup & Kalakaua Cup Jesse Andrews, Marc Barra

Improved- Sofia Batungbacal Crew of the Year- Cameron Barra Juniors - Jesse Andrews Special Achievement- Mani Pahuatini Jr.

Men s Doubles Greg Siok & Aaron Phillips Tom Collins Women s Doubles Sime Gross & Margaret Peebles Clare Lang Mixed Doubles Greg Siok & Cindy Siok Season Points Women Lynn Pease (119

(Cashflow) Summer Circuit- Isaac Gillette (Maka ala) Season s Points 1st Place- Bob Ale (Cashflow) 2nd Place- Bob Stephenson (Crusader) 3rd Place- Mojito ORF - Frederic Berg Single

Nottage (Kaimiloa) Cal 20 - Andrew Meade Season s Points (1st place only) Winter- Mark Bratton, Craig Fletcher, Lauren Easley, Ian Towill (Aqua Flash) Spring- Andrew Meade, Kerri

(Aqua Flash) Cal 20 Season Champion 1st Place- Mark Bratton, Craig Fletcher, Lauren Easley, Ian Towill (Aqua Flash) 2nd Place- Andrew and Kerri Meade, Craig Schifferns (Lucky Bucket)

Flash) Series C- Andy Johnson (Ol Blue) Series E- Ken Kaan (Turbo Pig) Series H- Steve Thomas and Daniel Grounds (Retread) Series I- Mark Bratton, Craig Fletcher, Lauren Easley, Ian

Nottage/Tod Deery/J Turpin (Pursuit) I-14- Andy Bates Crew of the Year- Yovo Stefanov Most Improved- Cole Brauer/Michael Pacholski Spring & Summer Series- Tom Pochereva/Yovo Stefanov

Melges 24 - Rick Osborne Season s Points Rick Osborne (Joust) Race Committee Recognition Eric Aakhus, Kai Andrade, Mark Andrade, Jesse Andrews, Andy Bates, Frederic Berg Ken

Awards Lipton Challenge Cup & Kalakaua Cup Jesse Andrews Lipton ODesign Challenge Cup Hotel California Steve & Kirsten Hochart Wahine Skipper of the Year Leah Magana Doc Wilson -

Osborne Ken Fitzgerald Case Photos: Kenneth Fitzgerald-Case Special thanks to Sharon Stokka Short Handed Championship/Soling States- David Nottage (Pursuit) Lipton One Design

9 KYC Awards Banquet December 2, 2017 J80 Season s Points Bob Stephenson (Crusader) Most Improved Junior- Sage Andrews Lipton Challenge Cup & Kalakaua Cup Jesse Andrews, Marc Barra Team Yellow Dragon Friday Night Races - Andy Bates El Toro- Jesse Andrews Bic- Makani Andrews 420- Giancarlo Batungbacal Laser- Radial Mani Pahuaini Topper- Kawika Stone Most Improved- Sofia Batungbacal Crew of the Year- Cameron Barra Juniors - Jesse Andrews Special Achievement- Mani Pahuatini Jr. Yachts Person- Morgan Vodzak Sportsmanship- Michael Quinn Most Improved- Sage Andrews El Toro States- JP Lattanzi Junior Bullship Champion- JP Lattanzi Tennis Kit Beuret Tom Collins Men s Doubles Greg Siok & Aaron Phillips Tom Collins Women s Doubles Sime Gross & Margaret Peebles Clare Lang Mixed Doubles Greg Siok & Cindy Siok Season Points Women Lynn Pease (119 points) Season Points Men (Tie) Greg Siok /Kit Beuret (109 points) IRF - Bob Ale Series A- Mojito Series B- Bob Ale (Cashflow) Series C- Bob Ale (Cashflow) Series D- Bob Ale (Cashflow) Summer Circuit- Isaac Gillette (Maka ala) Season s Points 1st Place- Bob Ale (Cashflow) 2nd Place- Bob Stephenson (Crusader) 3rd Place- Mojito ORF - Frederic Berg Single Handed- Mike Bacon (Intuition) Double Handed- Steven Eder (Mayhem) Short Handed- Bryan Jameison (Serenity) Short Handed Championship- David Nottage (Pursuit) Waimea Race- David Nottage (Kaimiloa) Cal 20 - Andrew Meade Season s Points (1st place only) Winter- Mark Bratton, Craig Fletcher, Lauren Easley, Ian Towill (Aqua Flash) Spring- Andrew Meade, Kerri Meade, and Craig Schifferns (Lucky Bucket) Summer- Mark Bratton, Craig Fletcher, Lauren Easley, Ian Towill (Aqua Flash) Fall- Mark Bratton, Craig Fletcher, Lauren Easley, Ian Towill (Aqua Flash) Cal 20 Season Champion 1st Place- Mark Bratton, Craig Fletcher, Lauren Easley, Ian Towill (Aqua Flash) 2nd Place- Andrew and Kerri Meade, Craig Schifferns (Lucky Bucket) 3rd Place- Steve Thomas and Daniel Grounds (Retread) Cal 20 Wicked Wahine - Leah Magana Cal 20 Series Trophies Series A- Mark Bratton, Craig Fletcher, Lauren Easley, Ian Towill (Aqua Flash) Series C- Andy Johnson (Ol Blue) Series E- Ken Kaan (Turbo Pig) Series H- Steve Thomas and Daniel Grounds (Retread) Series I- Mark Bratton, Craig Fletcher, Lauren Easley, Ian Towill (Aqua Flash) KYC Lipton One Design Challenge Cup Qualifier - Steve and Kirsten Hochart (Hotel California) Soling Fleet- David Nottage Soling State Championship- Dave Nottage/Tod Deery/J Turpin (Pursuit) I-14- Andy Bates Crew of the Year- Yovo Stefanov Most Improved- Cole Brauer/Michael Pacholski Spring & Summer Series- Tom Pochereva/Yovo Stefanov I-14 Season s Points TomPochereva/Yovo Stefanov J24 - Bob Ale State Champion - Bob Ale (Cashflow) J80 - Jeff Remily J80 States- Mojito J80 Season s Points Bob Stephenson (Crusader) Melges 24 - Rick Osborne Season s Points Rick Osborne (Joust) Race Committee Recognition Eric Aakhus, Kai Andrade, Mark Andrade, Jesse Andrews, Andy Bates, Frederic Berg Ken Fitzgerald-Case, Ralph Foulger, Dawn Hunt* Kim Ickler, Rose Jones*, Patrick Kudlich, Rick Osborne, Tom Pochereva, Morgan Stephenson, Mike Van Woerkom (* Bulkhead Finishing Team) HYRA Awards Lipton Challenge Cup & Kalakaua Cup Jesse Andrews Lipton ODesign Challenge Cup Hotel California Steve & Kirsten Hochart Wahine Skipper of the Year Leah Magana Doc Wilson - Yachts Woman of the Year Cathy Pratt Ken Morrison Excellence in Race Management Johanna Katzman Clarence MacFarlane Yachts Person of the Year Guy Fleming Sprit of Sailing- Rick Osborne Ken Fitzgerald Case Photos: Kenneth Fitzgerald-Case Special thanks to Sharon Stokka Short Handed Championship/Soling States- David Nottage (Pursuit) Lipton One Design Challenge Cup Hotel California Steve & Kirsten Hochart Tennis Season Pts Women- Lynn Pease (119 points) J24 State Champion - Bob Ale Melges 24 Season s Points Rick Osborne (Joust) Sprit of Sailing- Ken Fitzgerald Case I-14 Season s Points TomPochereva/Yovo Stefanov Cole Brauer - Mojito & I14 Most Improved

TENNIS FLEET Donlei Darnell What was it that Captain Kangaroo used to say?. All the news that s fit to print and fresh fish?

The Holiday Dinner was held December 30th and what a great time everyone had!

Decorations were done by each table, with the theme very clear.

green and then the ladies did their version of the River Dance!

bright yellow accessories and Rasta theme was vivid; Mexico and their large sombreros hardly fit in the photo; Scotland was plaid,

God Bless America, and everyone stood and belted it out.loud AND CLEAR. There was dancing and singing afterward.

10 TENNIS FLEET Donlei Darnell What was it that Captain Kangaroo used to say?. All the news that s fit to print and fresh fish? Well here is the Tennis Fleet news for December as we start a new year 2018! The Holiday Dinner was held December 30th and what a great time everyone had! We had seven countries represented: Germany, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, Mexico, Scotland and the United States. Decorations were done by each table, with the theme very clear. Germany was notable for the beer steins at each place setting and ladies wearing dirndls; Ireland table was calm, beautiful and green and then the ladies did their version of the River Dance!; Italy s table was noticed for the many candles and the lovely statue of the Italian peasant girl; Jamaica, with it s fruit, bright yellow accessories and Rasta theme was vivid; Mexico and their large sombreros hardly fit in the photo; Scotland was plaid, plaid and more plaid and Auld Lang Syne; and the United States, all red, white, and blue, finished the performances with a rousing God Bless America, and everyone stood and belted it out.loud AND CLEAR. There was dancing and singing afterward.thanks to Margaret Peebles and Lou Darnell for music, slide show, and computer additions. Our next tournament and potluck is coming up on January 20th.watch your for details and let Kit Beuret or Donlei Darnell know if you are not receiving any s. Mexican Hat Gang USA sharing the Love Cute Couple of the Month...Gail and Clay Hutchinson Lots of Plaid going on!! 10 German Drinking Crew Jamaica all the way...

DECKHANDS Margaret Peebles Keiki Christmas Party Deckhand of the Year - Rennie Faith Before we

supporters for shopping at our special Locker Sale on November 29.

Deckhands. December started with the Junior Christmas Party.

Everyone took home a prize. Refreshments were provided by the Deckhands.

The Commodore s B all was held on December 9 and the Deckhands have a tradition of honoring

We were honored to present this award to Rennie Faith.

She has even recruited her family to help with the planning and designing of the Easter,

A huge mahalo to her and her family for all they do for KYC and the Deckhands.

Snow on the lawn at KYC and Santa Claus arriving by boat, what a great combination!

11 DECKHANDS Margaret Peebles Keiki Christmas Party Deckhand of the Year - Rennie Faith Before we share all the wonderful events that happened in December we need to thank all of our supporters for shopping at our special Locker Sale on November 29. The D eckhands provided gift wrapping and personal shoppers for those who needed help choosing a gift. This was our second annual Christmas sale and we appreciate all who came and supported the Deckhands. December started with the Junior Christmas Party. A small but very enthusiastic group participated in crafts and games. Everyone took home a prize. Refreshments were provided by the Deckhands. Thank you to Laura Kelly and Barbara Green for planning the fun. The Commodore s B all was held on December 9 and the Deckhands have a tradition of honoring one of their own as Deckhand of the Year. We were honored to present this award to Rennie Faith. Rennie co-chairs the keiki parties with Sherri Phillips which is a huge undertaking. She has even recruited her family to help with the planning and designing of the Easter, Halloween and Christmas parties. Rennie represents the best of what it means to be a Deckhand. A huge mahalo to her and her family for all they do for KYC and the Deckhands. The Keiki Christmas Party was held on Saturday December 16. Snow on the lawn at KYC and Santa Claus arriving by boat, what a great combination! Santa made his way to the longhouse where the keiki were treated to gifts, refreshments and crafts. Mahalo to Rennie and Sherri for organizing the party and thanks to Captain Ron Dodini for bringing Santa safely to KYC. Congratulations to Lauren Faulkner who is Deckhand of the Month for January. Our thanks, comes with a 25% discount on purchases at the locker up to $ Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! Locker Schedule for January: Thursdays 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Sundays 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 11

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14 Commodore s Ball December 9, 2017 Photos: Lilia Cantu A beautiful evening at KYC Mike & Beau Barker, Laura Kelly, Sue McBride, Sime Gross, Ruthann Quitiquit, Bob Perkins Commodore s Table Ron & Becky Dodini, Commodore Tom Wood & Sandy, Heather & Dave Lammers, John and Kristen Cage 2017 Commodore Tom Wood & wife Sandy Wayne Reis, Lindy Rollo, Ralph Foulger, Tim Hudson, Aileen Blanc, Chico Cantu Traditional Flag Ceremony Commodores Berg & Wood Harvey & Diane Minsky, Bill Leary & Lori Lloyd, Paul & Janis Meierdiercks, Lynn Albrecht & Patrick Douglas Dick & Donna Perkins, Seth & Jenny Bond, Chuck & Shari Cotton, Tom & Mele Pochereva Rear Commodore Ralph Foulger and wife Marlene and friends Roselle Nottage and friends Jane Lipp, Spotswood Robertson, Carol & Grady Geske 14 KYC Deckhands 2018 Rear Commodore Mike Van Woerkom and wife Lee Ann

15 Commodore s Reception January 1, 2018 Photos: Lilia Cantu KYC Directors: Mark Andrade & Kai, Tim Hudson & Aileen Blanc, Ian Lang, Robbin Reed and Pat Staff Commodore Tom Wood & Sandy, Commodore Frederic Berg & Pascale, Vice Commodore Ralph Foulger & Marlene, Rear Commodore Mike Van Woerkom & Lee Ann Tom Wood, Frederic Berg, Ralph Foulger, Mike Van Woerkom Reception Staff Commodores Mark Logan and Chico Cantu Members enjoyed the delicious pupu Secretary Ian Lang and wife Lisa Director Pat Kudlich and wife Robbin Director Mark Andrade and wife Kai John Clancey, Laura Morgan, Mike & Beau Barker, Eric & Johanna Morgan, Ike Ichelberger Staff Commodore Tom Wood and wife Sandy 2018 Commodore Frederic Berg and wife Pascale 2018 Vice Commodore Ralph Foulger and wife Marlene 2018 Rear Commodore Mike Van Woerkom and wife Lee Ann 15

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