Hawai i September 2010 Hawaii Yacht Club Bulletin CLUB Friday Night Races Summer 2010
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN 1739-C Ala Moana Blvd. Honolulu, HI 96815-1492 Office: 949-4622 Fax: 943-1441 Bar: 944-9666 Junior Sailing Office: 949-7547 E-mail HYC Office: hyachtclub@hawaii.rr.com Email Bulletin: hycbulletin@aol.com Web Page: www.hawaiiyachtclub.org Published Jan. through Dec. by Hawaii Yacht Club for its membership 2010 FLAG OFFICERS Commodore Sterling Lau Vice Commodore Charles Barclay RC for Sail Phillip Katzman RC for Power- Robbie Santanello Fleet Captain-(Cruisers)- Steve Dixon Staff Commodore Frank E. Lange BOARD OF GOVERNORS Doug Allen ( 10) Bob Heidrich ( 10) Beth Malvestiti ( 10) Linda West ( 11) Howie Mednick ( 10) Jim Schmit ( 12) photos Johanna Katzman Cover and Sailing Scott Melander Jr. Sailing Janet Scheffer Various Debbie Dohn Sailing Table of Contents 4 Commodore Sterling Lau 5 Vice Commodore Charles Barclay 8 The Galley 10 Jr. Sailing Scott Melander 12 Special Events Barbara Silvey GENERAL MANAGER Nick Woytenko COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Membership Carl Geringer House & Grounds Port Captains Curtis Collins & Robbie Santanello Galley- Chef Alfredo Mooring Michael Ray Finance Kawika Warren Junior Sailing Scott Melander Judge Advocate Mitch Burns Ship s Store Marsha Lewis Webmaster Mike Phillips By-Laws Mitch Burns Special Events Barbara Silvey Insurance Committee Jim Ferris Transpac Liaison Carl Geringer BOG Secretary Miriam Rappolt GM Secretary Historian Nick Naiyoke Aloha & Media PR Committee Bulletin Janet Scheffer Planning Committee Jim Byxbee 14 General Manager Nick Woytenko 16 RC Sail Philip Katzman
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Commodore Sterling Lau 4 Hi Folks! I would like to pass on a few bits of good information to our members that may be helpful and informative at the waning of summer. If you haven t heard, Wine Tasting is ready for a comeback to our club with the help of the Liquor Commission. We now have simple printed instructions at the HYC Office which are available to those who have the burning desire to educate others in the finer points of moving that glass full of wine in directions, other than just up and down, and simply guzzling the liquid within it. The directions even contain names and phone numbers of those at the commission who are ready and willing to help you do it right. Wow! While we re on the subject of tasting, General Manager Nick Woytenko, and Governor Jim Schmit have brought up a related subject which they named, Intoxication Prevention. Although it has never happened at our club, I m sure that Nick and Jim have probably heard about such a rarity occurring at nightclubs in nearby Waikiki. Some of our members have wholeheartedly jumped on the bandwagon and suggested the installation of a breathalyzer machine behind the bar with the tube protruding through the wood fascia next to the bell. This was only the first suggestion, and they are working on this project with the expectation of our member s support. Are you feeling kinda sluggish lately? That spare tire around your middle botherin ya? Is that why you don t have that spring in your step? Well KT Mellon knows what you need. You need Sunset Yoga & Pilates at HYC. If anyone can show you how to be in tiptop shape, it s KT Mellon. She s giving free lessons to interested men and women on the HYC lower deck lawn, starting August 25, 2010, at 6 pm. The classes will be on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. Bring a mat, and wear comfortable clothing. Our club also has a Beautification Project which has been going on since January and has seen the completion of 43 beautification projects as we speak. His name is Jeffrey and he had been given his marching orders, step by step, by our General Manager since January. Here are a few examples of Jeffrey s completed work: (1) enhancement of hedges, plantings, lighting (2) strip sanded and varnished tables, bar stools, walls at entrance of galley, (3) replaced ceiling tiles of Board Room, (4) repair workshop roof (5) thirty nine other great renewals of our clubhouse and grounds. If you see Jeffrey working around the club, please give him a shaka sign and greeting of thanks. Another person who is a Grand Artist e, and treasure of the club, is well known as Michele Hansen. I saw her yesterday on the lower deck putting 3 large magnificent floral arrangements together for the beautification of our lower deck tables. She has the curiosity of a child genius, and the hands of a master, to make our troubled days a little bit better. What more could you ask? Aloha, see you at the club. Sterling Lau Commodore
Vice Commodore Charles Barclay Hello Everyone! On September 5th there will be a party to honor Beau Hunt s 100th birthday and Beau and Roz Hunt s 37 years of volunteer service to HYC. Special Events Chair Barbara Silvey is coordinating the party and can certainly use your help if you are available. Please see her column this month or the flyers posted at the yacht club. On Labor Day September 6th Hawaii Yacht Club hosts the Lahaina Return race. We will have a party at the yacht club for the racers and all club members. There will be dogs and burgers for sale and other good food on the grill, a live band (Johnny Rock Society), and plenty of good refreshments at the bar. Please come and enjoy the club that evening. The Monday Night Barbeque will not be held but will resume the following week September 13th. My son Hamilton and I will be racing aboard Steve Stock s Whisper. Wish us luck and thank you race committee! There will be a Pirate party on September 18th and Oktoberfest the 2nd. Last month I asked to hear your views about special parties. We received a mix of responses. Thank you, the heartfelt responses assure us Club members do care what happens. The results were given to the board and continue to come in. In general, people are concerned about helping the club make more money but not selling out the essential nature of a private club. We will tread carefully here balancing the needs of both sides and abiding the bylaws. The second Lipton Cup challenge will be held in October. If you don t know much about the Lipton Cup it is a historical trophy donated by Sir Thomas Lipton. If you are interested in how a man won by losing five challenges for the America s Cup between 1899 and 1930 I urge you to read two very interesting books, one is Temple to the Wind, by Christopher Pastore this is the story of Nathaniel Herreshoff s largest 90 footer Reliance. It gives a great portrait of the races that led to Reliance dominating Lipton s boat so that he did not field another challenge until 1920. This book is written by a sailor and is full of details on cup racing through the 20 s. The second book is a biography of Lipton. A Full Cup: Sir Thomas Lipton s Extraordinary Life and Quest for the America s Cup by Michael D Antonio. This book details Lipton s rise as a grocer and one of the first people who was famous for being famous. Lipton lost four times to Herreshoff boats designed by Captain Nat in 1899 and 1901 (Columbia), in 1903 (Reliance), 1920 (Resolute), and finally again in 1930. All of Lipton s America s Cup yachts were named Shamrock. Lipton s good sportsmanship and congenial nature made him a favorite with the American public. Sir Thomas Lipton made out by losing each time by and growing his American business. Till next month. kbh.harbormaster@gmail.com or call (808) 888-9494. Charles Barclay Vice Commodore HYC 5
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The Ship s Store LOOK WHAT WE GOT IN STORE! Look what we got in store! We just got some new duffle bags that can help you pack up for your next sailing adventure. They also zip up small into a compact size that is great for packing. Don t miss out on our new beanie caps, they are great for keeping the head covered while sailing or fishing. Limited supply! SIGN UP! We have a calendar in the store for the available hours that you might be interested in volunteering. Call the office at 949-4622 x10 during office hours Or email at hyachtclub@hawaii.rr.com for more Information or for training time. Honolulu Hawaii (808) 531-4318 Paris France 33 1 42975831 Kenneth D. Taylor Tax Practitioner Admitted to Practice Enrollment #67670 e-mail: KenTaylorTax@aol.com Art Nelson Sailmaker Ullman Sails Hawaii 1163 Kona Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96814 808.593.9958, 808.591.9056 Fax e-mail: info@artnelsonsailmaker.com Awnings & Canvas Riggers & Sailmakers by Trade Open Monday thru Friday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm Hardware Line Epoxy Rust Protection Antifouling Paint Remember, Ullman Sails, the fastest sails on the planet. Visit Art Nelson Sailmaker for your boating needs. Special order equipment is welcome.
The Galley PASTA BASTA! every Thursday evening during the entire month of September 2010. FEATURING HOMEMADE, FRESH PASTA made onsite!!! See Chef Alfredo and his crew in action as they cook your pasta in their homemade open kitchen. $15 (tax and gratuity is NOT included) per person INCLUDES salad, pasta and garlic bread!!! Everything is fresh & homemade! One time pass only. You ve gotta try it! It s a great affordable meal and you won t be disappointed. 8 Above_Friday Night Races August 2010
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Junior Sailing Scott Melander Aloha! We had a great summer program this year with many fun moments. The trips to Diamond Head buoy and the basketball games in the basin were highlights for the sailors. Laura Hughes traveled to the US Sailing Single Handed Nationals and the Jr Nationals in the Laser Radial class. Morgan Merrill went to San Diego for the Jr Nationals in the Laser class and Mitchell Woodrow, Katherine Hughes, and Colby Curtis went to the Jr Nationals in the Lightning class. Closer to home Ailana Warren and Alicia Ward went to Kaneohe for the Traps and Chutes Series in the 420 as well as Conor Gilson and Dylan Adolpho. The Junior Olympic Sailing Festival had over 80 sailors in 4 different classes, and the banquet was a fun event at HYC. Coming up this fall is a busy schedule, here s a list of events happening in September: Sep 11/12: Hawaii Yacht Racing Association Single Handed States Sep 14: High School Sailing Class begins Sep 18: El Toro States Sep 19: Bullship Sep 25: First Day of fall sailing classes See you on the water! Scott Melander Jr. Sailing A big thanks to all of our summer jr sailing assistants! They sail with new students and make them feel at home on the water. This summer we had many skilled sailors helping us: Laura Hughes Colby Curtis Ailana Warren Conor Gilson Tristan Stenek Kukii Falahee Dylan Adolpho 10
Left_New trapeze artist Kainoa Highland. Below_Sisters Laura and Katherine Hughes. Above_Dylan Adolpho in el toro. Above_Ailana Warren and Alicia Ward in 420. 11
Special Events Barbara Silvey Aloha! The Special Events Team welcomes our new HAWAII YACHT CLUB members and hope they take advantage of the wide range of SPECIAL EVENTS offered for your enjoyment and participation. Turning a century young deserves a BIG Celebration. Sunday 5 September the club will be celebrating Beau Hunt s birthday with his family and club member friends. At the same time the club will celebrate their 76 years of marriage and will be recognizing Beau and Roz Hunt, member # 556, for their 37 years of devoted volunteerism to HYC. Beau and Roz joined the club 4 August 1973 and immediately became active members. Beau being a member of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary inspected many of your sailing and fishing vessels over the years giving you Coast Guard advice on rules and regulations, and seeing that your vessel is sea worthy. Roz is known as one of the Flag Ladies. Ladies volunteered on Thursday to hand cut and sew HYC burgees (the days of yester year which are now history). In addition, Roz decorated the lobby and the podium for meetings with fresh floral arrangements. Mother s Day, Easter and special occasion parties never went without a beautiful floral arrangement either. For the past 21 years these members have donated to the Goodwill Fishing Tournament, along with donating other worthy events. Donations are be accepted by Carl Geringer, Al Bento, Vice Commodore Charles Barclay and myself donations will be applied toward food and entertainment. Of course, if you would like to contribute a side dish or pupu, feel free to do so. Mark your calendar for the Century Party of the Year Sunday 5 September. 2:00 No Host Bar 2:30 Heavy Pupus 3:30 Program Don t forget to mark your calendar for the annual Veterans Day Breakfast, Thursday 11 November 2010. Veteran s receive a complementary breakfast. Barbara Silvey Special Events Coordinator 926-0250 2010 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR 5 September Beau & Roz Hunt Recognition Party and Beau s 100th Birthday Party 11 November Veteran s Day All U Can Eat Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser 12
CELEBRATE THE PARTY OF THE YEAR BEAU HUNT S 100th BIRTHDAY and RECOGNITION" of BEAU and ROZ HUNT for 37 Years of DEVOTED VOLUNTEER S to HYC Sunday September 5, 2010 HYC Lower Deck 2:00 No Host Bar Music by Aku 2:30 Heavy Pupus 3:00 Program No presents, only ALOHA GOOD WISHES Donations for the Century Party of the Year are being accepted by Barbara Silvey or Al Bento For more information and reservations contact: Barbara Silvey 926-0250 13
General Manager Nick Woytenko Dear Valued Members! Monday Football: Are you ready for some football? Kick off the season on Monday nights with your favorite team beginning September 13th with the Baltimore Ravens and New York Jets plus the San Diego Chargers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Super Bowl XLV Feb. 6th 2011: Dallas Cowboy s Stadium Arlington, Texas is home to Super Bowl XLV on Sunday, February 6th. You will be able to watch the game right here at your club so come early on Super Sunday and grab a great seat before they run out. Dining at its Best: HYC s Galley by the Sea is concessioned by Chef Alfredo and Dana. Come dine with us for dinner as the sun sets over the harbor and enjoy live music with a tranquil setting every Friday night. Also, don t forget Sunday s Breakfast introducing the Chef s Sunday Game-day Specials. Speaking of Shopping: HYC s Ship s Store is now on line! Now you can shop on line for your favorite HYC Logo ware. Check out our website at hawaiiyachtclub. org. Click on facilities - Ship s Store. More to offer: There is always something happening at HYC. We offer live entertainment every Friday night and sailboat races. If you are interested in being a crewmember and have dreamt of racing on a real racing yacht come down to the club and talk to the pros or give our RC for Sail a call. Soon you will experience the feeling of racing on a well-known yacht. Don t forget we offer Adult Sailing Classes right here at HYC. Private Parties at HYC: If you are shopping for a place to hold a function please add HYC to your shopping list. Give the office a call and we can have a Catering Brochure mailed out to you ASAP! We offer a casual setting with a professional staff. If it is a birthday, anniversary, wedding reception or just a get-together we can hold up to 100 people or more depending on the setup. Don t forget - Christmas is right around the corner so make your party at HYC this year! 14
September Fishing and Sailing Highlights: The 67th Annual Lahaina to Honolulu Race is scheduled for Labor Day, Sept 6th. The race start will be off of Honolua Bay. The Holo Holo Race is scheduled on the 25th. Also, get updates on the Hooter s Fishing Tournament. At this time it is scheduled for the 11th of September however, be sure you get details on any of these events by contacting our RC for Sail and RC for Power. In closing, please drink responsibly and I ll see you at the club, Nick Club Manager Minimum Charge Friendly Reminder: Be sure your server asks for your club card number when dining or having beverages at the club. You should also ask for a receipt for your own record. Check the receipt to insure your name is on it. This indicates that your server has properly recorded the sale to your account. Should there be any discrepancy on your Quarterly Minimum Charge bring the receipts to the office and we will be happy to make the correction. The new quarter begins October 1, 2010 and ends December 31st. The minimum requirement is $75.00. MIKE DOYLE, LIMITED MARINE SURVEYORS covering the Pacific since 1973 MICHAEL F. DOYLE, NAMS-CMS Principal Surveyor Jim Ferris Nita Prigian, NAMS-CMS Claims Adjuster Cargo Surveyor 856 Ilaniwai Street, Suite 104 Phone: 808-591-0399 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Fax: 808-591-0998 mikedoyle@hawaii.rr.com Cel: 808-753-7911 15
R.C. Sail Phillip Katzman Aloha Racers! By the time you read this letter we will be racing the 67th Annual Lahaina Return. We wish all sailors safe and quick deliveries as well as a wonderful Lahaina Weekend and Return. There will be a band on Monday September 6th at HYC to enjoy while swapping sea stories after the race. Prizes will be awarded Friday September 10th at 1930 at HYC. On Sunday August 21st friends, family, and sailors showed their support in joining the Celebration of Life for Joe Cochran in Kaneohe Bay. Joe dedicated his time, knowledge, and compassion for all things sailing not only in Hawaii but around the world. Joe was an US Sailing International Judge and was a wealth of information and a dedicated Corinthian who truly showed us the way to conduct ourselves on and off the race course. Joe will truly be missed by all. Mahalo, Phillip Katzman 16
10-08-20 AUG.doc 2010 FRIDAY NIGHT RACES YEAR TO DATE STANDINGS AUG 20, 2010 *Average = Total points / number of races. X= NON SPINNAKER MFG/CLASS SAIL # YACHT NAME SKIPPER Total Pts No. Races Average TARTAN 10 97204 WHISPER STOCK 132 36 3.67 C&C 40 8945 DEMASIADA VALUE 186 34 5.47 HUMBOLDT BAY 69269 HIGH TENSION LEWIS 249 32 7.78 COYOTE BOND 307 34 9.03 CAZAN 357 32 11.16 PRIMA DONNA DARBY 381 28 13.61 TARTAN 3700 29004 IKAIKA MILLER 414 24 17.25 HEARTBEAT 434 28 15.50 HAZANA 444 23 19.30 J 35 87507 ADDICTION 474 32 14.81 41349 SHARK 494 20 24.70 SANTA CRUZ 36 10 HULLABALOO GRIESENBECK 503 28 17.96 FRERS 40.8 KA-806 BONDI TRAM MARTIN 522 27 19.33 RANGER 33 SARAVON 523 30 17.43 C&C 33 18717 AWESOME POSSUM TUCKER 533 30 17.77 CAL 2-30 46 BORN FREE ALSOP 533 22 24.23 ID35-X 35046 TWO GUYS ON EDGE DOYLE 541 18 30.06 J24 4906 ZAMBONI 588 12 49.00 928 FUGITIVE 589 27 21.81 SYDNEY 41 46666 BOOMERANG SPADARO 590 12 49.17 SANTANA37 8585 MEL TEMI PESTEL 614 7 87.71 ANKLE BITER 633 17 37.24 TABOO 650 6 108.33 MELGES 24 38 ASYLUM ROTHWELL 667 6 111.17 COLGATE 26 PATIENCE 680 7 97.14 NAUTICA 29068 HI HO SILVER WICKE 682 19 35.89 LIGHTNING 682 12 56.83 ISLANDER 36 CELEBRATION RAPPOLT 683 12 56.92 ZION 692 10 69.20 HARVEY 695 6 115.83 BENETEAU 29 693433 BON TEMPS RIPLEY 701 15 46.73 184598 LASER 184598 701 2 350.50 SACK LUNCH 704 9 78.22 SYDNEY 36 FINS WYRICK 717 2 358.50 MANJU 719 3 239.67 TROIS AMIS 720 2 360.00 CAL 36 SEAMAR MHUIRE 723 4 180.75 REICHEL PUGH 44 SIESTA COLLINS 723 4 180.75 HALE O KALANI 726 9 80.67 HANA HOU 726 5 145.20 FARR 1020 78 NO BRAKES COLLER 727 2 363.50 BONTRAM 729 2 364.50 FARR 42 US 2302 GERONTIUS BUDAR 730 2 365.00 VANESA 730 1 730.00 17
Oktober 02nd @ HYC!!!!!!! BE HERE FOR THE REAL ONE!!!!!!! Oom Pah Zicke Zackes starting 6:30 dance the chicken dance, wear your German outfit, pound the nail and win a prize BUFFET STARTING at 6:00 including Real homemade German Bratwurst Wiener Schnitzel Stuffed Cabbage Rolls Sauerkraut Red Cabbage Dumplings German Potato Salad Apple Strudel Spaten Oktoberfest Beer Selection of German Schnapps FOOD AND DRINK SPECIALS START SEPT 19th
September 2010 Happy Birthday to our members! You are eligible for a drink at the bar any day during your birthday month. Enjoy! Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 John P. Brack Penelope Russell John V. Ireland Beth Myers 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Beau & Roz Hunt Recognition Party and Beau s 100th Birthday Party Noel Owen Janet Mandrelld Kim Beasley Chuck Scholl Liz Ireland Barbara Chapman Eva Dean Weinold Steve Mann Hank Mulligan Marshall Ballou Donald Farley George Raymond Norcross Karen Busby Eugenia B Yuen 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 HYC BOARD MEETING 5:30pm Cruising & Voyaging Meeting 6pm Gregory Ally Richie Sweet William Rue Miles Anderson Paul W. Caster Sidney Fratzke Carmelita Haley Gilman P. Budar Skippy Sweet David Boaz Judy Uding JWayne E. Metcalf Richard B. Saito Barbara Gandre Thomas L. Hanna Marvie Kelly Rick Value Joy Brown Mary Blair 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 HYC General Membership Meeting 6:30pm Larry K. Holt Sam Holland Wes Bentley Monte F Opperman Walter Agnew Marcus Wong Monte F Opperman 26 27 28 29 30 CG Auxiliary Meeting 7pm Kenneth Harms Michelle Wood Arlene Chamberland Marsha Lewis Irwin Don Meyers Skip Riley Paul Texeira Debbie Dohn John McGrady Bill Kane
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