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HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
IN THIS ISSUE4 MESSAGE FROM THE COMMODORE
7 VICE COMMODORE’S REPORT
8 MARKETING REPORT
9 MEMBERSHIP REPORT
10 JUNIOR SAILING REPORT
13 CRUISING & VOYAGING REPORT
15 SAILING REPORT
17 FISHING REPORT
19 GALLEY BY THE SEA
20 CALENDAR
ON THE COVERCopyright © 2018 Carolyn Majewski
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HAWAII YACHT CLUB
1739-C Ala Moana Blvd. Honolulu, HI 96815-1492 Office: 949-4622; Fax: 943-1441 Bar: 949-4622 Ext. 7 Junior Sailing Office: 949-7547 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
2018 FLAG OFFICERSCommodore – Richard Denton Vice Commodore: Sohan Pieris RC for Sail – Ron Uryga RC for Power – OPEN Fleet Captain (Cruisers) – Thomas Gebhardt
BOARD OF GOVERNORSSteven Eder Tom Gann Brian Orandello Linda West
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONSMembership – Jen Long & Nikki DeHeart House & Grounds – Carl Geringer Port Captain – Robby Buck Galley – Joanne Weldon Mooring – OPEN Junior Sailing – Scott Melander Ships Store – Patti Naiyoke & Katie Howell Webmaster – Jen Long & Carolyn Majewski By-Laws – Joanne Weldon Insurance Committee – Jim Ferris Bar Committee – Joanne Weldon Recording Secretary – Laurel Chapman Historian – OPEN Planning Committee – Joe Bakos Gate Watch – OPEN Phone Committee – Linda Byrd Finance – Roger Takabayashi Club Lease Committee – Fran Hallonquist Judge Advocate – Mitch Burns Publicity – OPEN Chef – Gina Ornellas & Leigh Adams Marketing – Jen Long
June, 2018
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HYC -Great crowd at the bar! Locomotion May18 Race Photo credit: Carolyn Majewski
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MESSAGE FROM THE COMMODORE
Aloha Hawaii Yacht Club Members,
We often hear the term “Corinthian” in relation to the behavior of members of the yachting community. This term is derived from the philosophy of amateur competition espoused by the Corinthian football club of 19th century England. The club promoted the amateurism of the team and emphasized fairness and respect and strict adherence to the rules of the game. In this regard it was noble to play for the sake of playing and to assure that the team strove to win not for a prize, but for winning fairly.
The yachting community embraces this philosophy of amateur competition in its competitive events. Sailors compete by sailing their own boats, not by hiring a professional crew and watching from the sidelines. New sailors are mentored to become skilled sailors by fellow crew and skippers. During competition, competitors are expected to take their penalty turns without being told to. They follow the Racing Rules of Sailing. Competitors conduct themselves without berating or bullying others. To win while violating the spirit of Corinthian competition is a loss.
For us at the Hawaii Yacht Club, the Corinthian spirit directs our conduct during all of our activities. There is a tremendous emphasis on treating our fellow members with fairness and respect. We conduct ourselves without berating or bullying others. We mentor each other in skills that are necessary to maintain a yacht club. We respect the voluntary effort of each other and recognize those efforts are undertaken without expectation of a reward or prize. When we make mistakes, we recognize them and take the appropriate corrective action. Lastly, by embodying the Corinthian spirit, we model the behavior of fairness and respect to all we come into contact with outside of the yachting community.
To belong to a yacht club is to embrace the Corinthian spirit. This is the spirit of the Hawaii Yacht Club.
Aloha,
Richard DentonCommodoreHawaii Yacht Club
Burgee exchange with James Dickie-from Norfolk Yacht and Country Club of Norfolk West Virginia
June, 2018
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HAWAII YACHT CLUB PRESENTS
MUSICAL DIRECTOR AND PIANIST DON CONOVERAND
BROADWAY ACTOR/SINGER ERNEST HARADA
VINTAGE PIANO BAR
Come down and enjoy a relaxing eventing of music, dinner, and the beautiful sunset!
RSVP: [email protected] / 808-282-8008 or [email protected] / 808-256-7212
June 3rd and 17, 20186:00 - 9:00pm
featuring Charta Leong on bass and soundman Steve Kramer on guitarwith special guest singers and more!
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HAWAII YACHT CLUB
June 21, 2018 @ 6:00pm$20 per person
Reservations RecommendedCall Kevin - 808-381-0544
WINE TASTING
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VICE COMMODORE
Aloha HYC members and well wishers,
I am still recovering from a painful eye surgery episode, hence the short message.
I am excited about finally launching reserved parking for diners, which I negotiated with DLNR and Diamond parking to begin on the second Friday in June. We will start with five reserved stalls for those with dinner reservations, and then expand this number to ten after a trial period. As an introductory promotion, parking will be at the reduced rate of $2.50 (50 cents an hour) between 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., to be paid at the galley. This rate is only valid during those hours and requires a $20 minimum. Parties of four and above will be given preference, and parking will be on a first come, first served basis. This means that early birds will get the reserved stalls – just think about no more going around in circles looking for parking! Call the galley for your reservations and they will fill you in.
I am happy to report that our Internet provider, Sun Global, has teamed up with one of Japan’s premier Internet service providers - NTTBP – and that will give us broader coverage and better bandwidth in Hawaii in the coming months. I was privileged to attend a meeting between Sun Global and NTTBP, where all the state officials were in attendance, including the governor and the mayor of Honolulu, whom I had the honor to meet. Needless to say, I extended an invitation to the mayor to visit the Hawaii Yacht Club, which he graciously accepted, subject to his busy schedule; I hope to have him over at the club as soon as possible.
I am also delighted to report that many members and visitors are very happy with our new galley. I hope our members will support them at every opportunity possible. Go D’lish!
Till next time …
Aloha Nui Loa
Sohan Pieris Vice Commodore HYC [email protected]
Sohan and Mayor Caldwell
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MARKETING
Aloha Members,
I want to take this opportunity to thank all the folks who have been helping me recently. Commodore Rick Denton has started his own ‘Commodore’s Chart Table’ to keep the members updated on sailing events, learning opportunities and more. He is doing a great job and I am so happy to have the help with sending out eblasts to all of you and more. Thank you to Carolyn Majewski who handles some of the website updates and so much more! You are a great mentor!
I also want to thank everyone who has been supporting me in the events I have been trying to get off the ground. Joanne Weldon and Craig Wicke have been a great support to me by helping with the shopping and preparing of pupus for all the members to enjoy as well as set up and clean up. I want to thank the many members who participate in these events. You all know who you are and there is way too many to list individually. I do love my HYC Ohana!
I am taking a much-needed vacation to the mainland and the bulletin that is coming out for June will be handled by several others. At the time that I am writing this, the June bulletin is just starting to be formatted and I am confident that it will be fantastic.
I am always looking for opportunities to improve my role as Marketing Chair. I am very invested in Hawaii Yacht Club and I actively investigate ways in which we can work as a team. I would like to take this moment to bring our attention to an awareness of wellness, acceptance, gratitude, charity and fellowship.
As individuals, our concerns are valued and as a club we should share these concerns with solutions. The focus of our club is fellowship with respect, and accountability is everyone’s responsibility. I just wanted to state my gratitude for everyone’s participation.
Let’s make Hawaii Yacht Club the best it can be! See you at the club!
Aloha,
Jen Long HYC Marketing Chair
Rum Tasting Event: May 31, 2018
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MEMBERSHIP
HYC Approved Members for May 2018:
The following members have been posted for over 30 days, interviewed and endorsed by the membership committee. I thank Tracy Eder and Jen Long for their involvement in the due process of membership applica-tion.
For Intermediate Membership
• Jack Mills, son of Sunny Mills, a regular member and recent owner of George and Tuili’s boat. He is a KCC student and sails on Firefly for Friday races. Very involved in water sports and participation of HYC activi-ties. Sponsored by Jen Long and Craig Wicke
For Social Membership
• Harvey Arkin, a previous member (#7570 if he can reinstate his old number). He sails on Malia Kai on Friday nights. Sponsored by Todd Withy and Steve Eder
• Donald Sovino, recently involved in HYC activities, also a member of the Outrigger and Elks Club.Sponsored by Richard Denton and George Machado
• Scott McAfee, retired Electrician, with many friends at HYC. Sponsored by Steve Eder and Linda West
For Military Membership
• William “Liam” Aulbach and Brandy Drinkard, just moved to Hawaii, involved in water sports, especially sailing. Sponsored by Jen Long and Craig Wicke
For Regular Membership
• Chad and Laura Downie, ‘boat people’, would like more involvement in sailing, love the outdoors. They have three children and are a “delightful family” according to their interviewer. Sponsored by Lyn Silva and Joe Bakos
• Anthony DeNunzio, field engineer for General Electric. Surfs, plans on taking sailing lessons. Ready to meet the sailing community. Sponsored by Jen Long and Craig Wicke
• Ian Young, retired military. Recently bought a 48 foot boat. Experience in computers, technology and be-ing a handy man. Currently a Senior Systems Analyst for the military. Very enthusiastic to join and partici-pate in sailing activities. Sponsored by Jen Long and Steve Eder
Junior Membership submitted and sponsored by Bill Taylor (dues paid)
Bill Taylor and Lilian are sponsoring a total of nine junior sailors, who have had two - three years of sailing in the junior sailing program. I believe this is a great start to encourage growth in the junior sailor membership.
Let us welcome our new members and encourage their participation in their interested areas!
Aloha,
Nikki Deheart Membership Committee
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We had two regattas in May: the Slim Lambert Youth Invitational on May 5 and the Laser Dis-tricts on May 12. We had six Toppers in the morning race of the Slim Lambert Youth Invitational. In the afternoon, we had Akira Kumagai in Laser B and Charlie Wilson, Lily Wilson, Jaizen Boots, Kawai Soares and Laura Rogers in El Toros. We had a total of 26 Lasers in the Laser Districts, an event consisting of seven races, with winds of 5 to 18 knots.
Our summer program is coming up soon! We will have novice classes Mon-day through Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and racing in the afternoons from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. You can apply on our website: www.hawaiiyachtclub.org/boat-ing/junior-sailing. Our instructor staff, comprising of Cole Oxe, Ryan Murray and Colby Curtis, are looking forward to the summer season.
We recently received a donation of an Islander 36 sailboat, which we are selling to raise funds for the sailing program. It is an older boat, with a working diesel and a nice interior. If you are interested in buying it, let me know!
Scott MelanderJunior Sailing [email protected]
JUNIOR SAILING
Scott with Junior SailorsPhoto credit: Ted Trimmer
Junior Sailing Awards May 2018
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On behalf of the Commodore, Vice Commodore, the Board of Governors, Junior Sailing Director Scott Melander, and all of the Junior Sailors and their families, thank you for generously donating to the Hawaii Yacht Club Junior Sailing Program through
the $50 assessment.
Kelly EgelhoffCharles BarclayDavid HaffieHank MulliganDavid ThomasRick MogelLillian RussellMichael DudleyCharles RobinsonJames MusgraveJoanne WeldonRich SmithMike FoxHal HallonquestFred SamuelTed TrimmerCody JarrettGeorge Raymond NorcrossRumi AriyoshiWilliam John TaylorClarence S. Booth IIBrian J. MalacekKenneth TaylorThomas GebhardtLinda WestRobert CumminsNancy PiperJim ByxbeeCarol & Thomas AllisonJohn B. O’ScanlonSterling Lau
Jen LongRoger TakabayashiPeter AnastHelen CarrollBrad VesselsAl RattermanWilliam NalleJodi CraigIan ScottGary BeanHugh ShoweFred WongRush ClarkYoichi ItoKawika WarrenBiagoni EdordoAdam KanisClifford LaughtonHoward SuiteEric PageNorma Jean CavellDavid KellyDennis SinnardRick DentonHayley FeltenKenneth RewickClayton MasudaRaymond BarryLee MaxwellRichard RomanoKen Wood
MAHALO
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Sunny Mills, family and friends, of their trip to Pokai Bay over the Memorial Day Weekend
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Aloha Cruisers,
I hope everyone had a wonderful Memorial Day Weekend! Summer is upon us with many happy cruising days ahead of us.
Our guest presenter for the month of May was Jeff Naus. Jeff, his wife Patty and three crew members went on a whale watching cruise over to Molokai and Maui in February 2018, aboard their 55 foot Tiana, Moonshadow III. We had an intimate group, so we all gathered around Jeff’s computer and were delighted with incredible photos of whales breaching out of the ocean and dolphins frolicking near McKenna Beach on Maui. Many thanks, Jeff, for your presentation and for the great tips of avoiding the ferry side of Lahaina Harbor. Our next Potluck & Presentation is on Tuesday, June 5, downstairs at the HYC, at 6:30 p.m. Please bring a dish to share and sit back and enjoy another exciting evening with fellow cruisers sharing their adventures with us.
We had a great turnout for our Sunday Brunch on May 20. The Galley by the Sea breakfasts are fabulous, and the conversations are always stimulating. Stay tuned for our next brunch date.
Next month I hope to have some exciting tales to tell about cruising to Pokai Bay. We have at least three vessels participating for Memorial Day Weekend, weather permitting of course.
Until then, take care, be happy, and stay safe!
Happy Cruising, Marybeth Purvis
CRUISING AND VOYAGING SOCIETY
CVS Presenters, Patty and Jeff Naus
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HYC FRIDAY NIGHT SERIES SECOND QUARTER 2018 QUARTERLY FINISH STANDINGS
MAY 18, 2018 CORRECTED RESULTS
Must complete 7 races.
Spinnaker Class:
MFG/CLASS SAIL # YACHT NAME SKIPPERTotal Pts.
No. Fin-ishes
No. Outings Average
DK-46 7140 BOOMERANG SPADARO 25 9 9 2.78
HOBE 33 MAYHEM* EDER 49 10 10 4.90
SYDNEY 41 46666 WASABI MAYNARD 41 8 8 5.13
J-120 MALIA KAI WITHY 55 9 9 6.11
HUMBOLDT BAY 69269 HIGH TENSION FRENDREIS 58 9 9 6.44
MANGO MADNESS TINHAN 77 7 8 11.00
MANA O KE KAI PLOTZENEDER 119 9 11 13.22
18733 ANKLE BITER RUDLOWSKI 161 11 11 14.64
Non-spinnaker Class:
MFG/CLASS SAIL # YACHT NAME SKIPPERTotal Pts.
No. Fin-ishes
No.
Outings AverageTARTAN 10 97204 WHISPER STOCK 17 11 11 1.55
FARR 36 29126 COUNTRY BOY SCHMIT 57 9 9 6.33
FARR 44 29226 TIARE* GORHAM 75 8 8 9.38
CAL 2-30 46 BORN FREE ALSOP 74 7 7 10.57
KALI O KALANI 112 10 11 11.20
Tartan 35 LEI ALOHA 114 8 11 14.25
* Moved up one position due to better average over more races completed.
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SAILING
Aloha Fellow members,
HYC did not host any Hawaii Yacht Racing Association races in May. Our next HYRA race is the Mesick on July 14 and 15. In addition to our weekly Friday night Beer Can Race, we now have another opportunity to race at HYC! The Craft Brew Race is held at 5:30 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of every month on our Craft Brew Tasting night.
The Craft Brew Race is open to all sailors. It is a pursuit style short race starting on a PHRF adjusted time. Please contact me on 808-351-7482 between 4:30 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. on race day to get your start time. The starting line is the same as Friday night. Please let me know if you want to volunteer to be the mark boat.
Come out and race with us and enjoy craft beer at the club afterwards!
Sincerely,
Ron Uryga RC Sail
Born Free May18 Race Photo credit: Carolyn Majewski
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COME IN FOR A FUN FILLED NIGHT WITH PUPUS OFFERED AND $1 OFF DRINKS FOR EVERYONE
June 14, 20186:00 - 9:00 PM
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PLEASE SUPPORT THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS
Next year will be the 50th Annual Senoritas Fishing Tournament and we are already in the planning stage to make this one of HYC’s greatest fishing tournaments and parties. We are looking for organizers and planners to start contacting sponsors and participants. Please con-tact Linda West on 808-351-3113 or email [email protected], with the subject line “Senoritas 2019”.
Stay tuned for our next 2018 Fishing Tournament; we are still in the planning stage.
FISHING REPORT
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Tai Chi AT HYCTuesday mornings 8-9 a.m
One hour class
The classes will be free. Donations welcome
All participants would be required to sign a waiver.
Universal Beauty & Healthy Exercise Energy | Balance | Agility
AHHHLOHA YOGA AT HYC
Saturday mornings at 9:00 a.m
One hour class
The classes will be free. Donations welcome
All participants would be required to sign a waiver.
HYC, Photo credit: Carolyn Majewski
FYI: WE WILL NO LONGER BE
OFFERING TAI CHI AT HYC
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Now accepting advanced bookings…call Gina at 808-371-2384
Hours of operation:Fridays and Saturdays 5pm – 6 Happy Hour Pupu Menu; 6- 9pm Dinner Menu
Sunday Brunch from 9am-1pm
GALLEY BY THE SEA
Exciting things are happening at Galley by the Sea, friends!
This month we introduced our Happy Hour Pupu Menu! We have cut price pupus and snacks available in the bar Fridays and Saturdays from 5-6 p.m., so come on down and enjoy some drinks, tasty bites and the sunset with friends!
We have also introduced our new monthly theme nights on Saturdays. Once a month on Saturday night, we will be creating a special menu featuring food from a specific region or country and matching the music or entertainment to the menu. We started out with Soul Food Saturday and JMAC performed. Anyone who came will tell you what a blast it was. If you have specific ideas for theme nights, let us know!
We are also very excited to announce that our wedding pages are now live on the HYC website (www.hawaiiyachtclub.org/weddings-events/gallery) and we are expecting to get some real interest in special events and weddings at the club. This is an excellent way to attract new members and to bring in much needed revenue to the club.
Please be sure to like our Facebook page so you can see what special events and fun nights we have coming up each month.
Aloha from the galley crew!
Leigh Adams Tiers of Joy 808-922-9693
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JUNE 2018Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ahhhloha Yoga 9-10am
Ahhhloha Yoga 9-10am
Ahhhloha Yoga 9-10am
Ahhhloha Yoga 9-10am
Ahhhloha Yoga 9-10am
CVS Potluck 6:30pm-8pm
Don Conover 6-9pm
Don Conover 6-9pm
Kamehameha Day
BoG Meeting 6:30 pm
General Membership Mtng 6:30pm
Father's Day
Wine Tasting 6pm
CVS Brunch 9:30am
Ladies' Night6pm
Beer tasting6:30pm
BandGinai -Mike Lewis
BandSimplicity
BandJay Mac
BandSandy Walker -Makpuu Surf Girl
BandAmber Ricci
BandHi Country
*Note calendar above is subject to change. For updates, please visit:
http://www.hawaiiyachtclub.org/news-updates/events-parties/
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