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On March II, 2002, the Outrigger Canoe Club hosted the first ever Ho'ike Art Exhibition pairing fine wines, elegant pupus and the incredi­ble an work of 25 OCC members. The picture perfect evening provided the back drop for a highly successful event. More than 200 guests sipped wine while admiring the talents of their fellow Club members. The Public Relations Comminee would like to thank the following at1Uist:s for their participation.

Ho' ike 2002 Artists Pam Andelin Mimi Basler

Jean, Pierre Canlis Ka'ili Chun Pat Ekstrand Patricia Field Kiana Gentry

Jim Goss John T. Hays Wonda Holt

Anthony Hunt Ronny Kilpatrick

Sandi Kingery Alison Manaut

Melinda Manaut Jan Newhart

Tay Perry Matt Puder Leah Rigg

Jeanne Robertson Jennifer Rothschild

Laurie Siegfried Karri Stevenson

Lynn Sumida Cindi White, Yanaga

Kaili Cium

Cindi Wltite-Yanaga

Kyoko and Kelly O'NeiU and Rodney \Vest

Dean and Bonnie Eyre check out Kaili Chtm's koa rocking choir.

Jennifer Rmhschild shows Gloria Keller and Vicki Reisner her art trork.

Alison and Melinda Manaut

The Papio father-daughter Indian tribe (isn't papio a Hawaiian word?) bad a freezing good time on Sunday, February 17. Peter Ehrman reporrs rhe group of abour 40 met at the beach at 8 a.m. to surf, with instrucrors in addi­tion ro the helpful fathers. After HOT showers they met on rhc sand for Brunch, and acred like "savages", refueling.

Sara Howell is part of a group that meets twice a year to give each other very special gifts the members have hand crafted. For 20 years they have continued to stitch and chat and bounce creative ideas off one another. Several former island residents, "home" for the winter, joined them, and 18 of them enjoyed brunch.

Allene Richardson Suemori's sweet husband Jay Suemori and his roman­tic Ialani classmates of '73 have an Annual Valentine's Day Dinner for their significant others. A super dinner at OCC, with chocolate candy and favors all make a Big Deal. They need a better planner howe\·er, this year's 3rd annual romantic Valentine event was held on February 23. It i not too early to plan for 2003, guys. Li: will help you out.

Those PEO ladies just keep rolling along. Ginger Tornbom ho ted 80 of them to honor a vi mng national officer. Eight chapters of Hawau PEO gathered for a Saturday lunch in rhe Koa Lanai. About 20 OCC members arc part of this group, dedicated to philanthropic, educational acriviries, giv­ing scholarships and encouraging young women in education.

Kaui Hemmings received a very prestigious literary fellowship to Stanford University in fictional writing. Way to go Kaui.

When PGA Tour Pro John Cook walked off Waialae CC after the sec­ond round of the 2002 Sony Open, he wrapped his arm around 10 year old Kainoa Gaddis and said, "Let's have lunch." That may be Kainoa's thrill of a lifetime considering John had just fired a 62 and put him on top of the leader board. Cook took second place overall. Kainoa's dad, Jim, caddied for the fomlCI' Ha~vaiian Open Championship in 1987. The Gaddis family spends time with the Cook family on the Koa Lanai during the Open week each year. jim and john will be fly fishing in Alaska in June.

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Am)', Bill.)• and Brad Lawson enjoyed snow

boarding at Squaw Valley.

Srefanie Smart, front, left, celebrated her birthday 1vith Kristen Sjwngler, front, and Vanessa Hearon , Debbie Lui, Slwron

KirkjJatricl< and Eleni Pflueger at high rea at the Kahala Mandarin.

Enjoying dinner at the Owrigger recent!)' were, from, Am/tony M. Kennetl)', Associate Justice, U.S. SufJreme Court, Sarnlt Noulwall and Mary Kennedy. Standing, M)•ron H. Bright, Senior judge, U.S. Court of AfJIJeals, Eigltrh Circuit; Susan and !lick Fried, Roy Bright and Larry Foster, Denn of the University of Hawaii \Villiam Richardson School of Law.

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john Cook and Kainoa Gaddis

Nick Sumer hosted a luncheon at che Owrigger. l'icwred above clockwise: /lear Allm. Jim McClelland mer), Dr. Dave W!alwn , Tim Sj1rowls, Nick Susner, Dr. Mil<e DeWecn, Tom Odom, Dr. Carl Johnson, Dr. Bill Hafner, Brian Chock, Samara Morales, Dr. Rolf Wolters , Dr. Jonathan Gradie, Drew Osrennan, Lindn Jameson Lawson, Dean Marro, Tim Wong, Ron ScijJie ,. \'ilill Alameidn and Alan Hayashi.

Trsha Love, Mau Kuchar, Mark Deaton and Nicole Pederson u'dlt canoe surfing a few days before Mau got 4rh place in che Son1 Open. Mau u'On the Honda Classic rhe ne.\1 week, his first win in a PGA tournament.

Fred Hemmings enLoyed an outing at the Club with his grandson, Trevor.

C and Barbara Shar[J, center,

were presented leis by Donna and

Ken Weicking, ro celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary.

Enjoying Easter Brunch at the Club tvere, seared, Alice Patrick , Elizabeth Parsons and Elmer Smith. Standing Bruce and Nancy McDonald, George Parsons and Elizabeth Smith. Celebrating Easter were Mitzi and

Spencer Mur[Jhy and Mitzi's sister, Layne Rumbaugh.

The Eveleth family celebrated che upcom­ing wedding of their son, John, ro Lissa Guild. From left, Rick Eveleth, Lissa Guild, John, Christo[Jher, Charlene and Durch Eveleth.

OCC Social Calendar

May 16 Father's Day 5 Cinco de Mayo Specials, 17 Bridge, Noon

Hau Terrace & Koa 17 Family Buffet, 6 p.m. Lanai, 6 p.m. 22 Club BBQ, 6 p.m.

6 Bridge, Noon 24 Bridge, Noon 12 Mother's Day Brunch, 27 Lobster Night, 6 p.m.

8:30a.m.-I p.m. 29 Club BBQ, 6 p.m. 12 Mother's Day Buffet, 31 Bridge, Noon Deep and cool is the broad lanai;

6-9:30 p.m. The p lace to sit as the days slip by

13 Bridge, Noon July Watching the suif that is madly hurled

20 Bridge,Noon 4 Macfarlane Regatta, On my cm·alreefftom the edge of the world. 20 Family Buffet, 6 p.m. 8:30a.m. D on Blanding

25 Club BBQ, 6 p.m. 4 Club Party & BBQ, Call us to fmd 27 Memorial Day Service, 6p.m. your perfect lanai.

9 a.m. 6 Club BBQ, 6 p.m. 27 Memorial Day BBQ, 8 Bridge, Noon June R. Anderson

6p.m. 13 Club BBQ, 6 p.m. REALTOR"', CRS, GRI

30 Lobster Night, 6 p.m. 15 Bridge, Noon Bill Holzwarth 15 Family Buffet, 6 p.m. REALTOR-ASSOCIAT E" , MilA

June 20 Club BBQ, 6 p.m. 80 8.739.4470 Direct

I Club BBQ 6 p.m. 22 Bridge, Noon 3 Bridge, Noon 25 Lobster Night, 6 p.m. ~~~ 8 Club BBQ 6 p.m. 27 Club BBQ 10 Bridge, Noon 29 Bridge, Noon Mary Worrall Associates IS Keiki Karnival Ewlush•< Affilinu

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Happy Mother's Day Sunday May 12 8:30 a.m ... l p.m.

STARTERS Freshly Squeezed Orange or Grapefruit juice .. .. .. .. . 2.95 Chilled Half Papaya filled with Fresh Fruits . . .. .. .. .4.50 Bowl of Fresh Strawberries With Sour Cream and Brown Sugar ... . .. .. . . . .. . . 4.50 Bircher Muesli with Banana and Fresh Berries . . .. .. .3.95 Fresh Asparagus with Sauce Hollandaise .. .. ... ... . 8.95

EXTRAVAGANT BREAKFAST BUFFET 13.50

BREAKFAST ENTREES Choice of Chilled juice and Breakfust Pastries, Toast with Preserves

TWO FARM FRESH EGGS ANY STYLE With your Choice of Ham, Bacon, Portuguese or LinkSausage or Canadian Bacon and Steamed White Rice or Lyonnaise Potatoes . . ... .... .. . ... . 5.80

TRADITIONAL EGGS BENEDICT ... .. .. ..... 9.25

PANIOLO OMELEm Three Egg Omelette filled with Portuguese Sausage, Maui Onions, Sweet Peppers, and Scallions with Steamed White Rice or Lyonnaise Potatoes . . .. .. .. . 8.25

SHORT STACK OF GOLDEN PANCAKES With Portuguese Sausage and Fresh Fruit Skewer . .... 7.25

CORNED BEEF HASH With Poached Eggs and Steamed White Rice or Lyonnaise Potatoes ........ . 8.25

BELGIAN WAFFLES Topped with Whipped Cream and Strawberries ... .. . 6. 7 5

SEARED AHI WITH BONCU SAUCE With Roasted Com Relish, Steamed White Rice and Fresh Asparagus . . ... .. .... . . . . . 14.95

SPINACH AND MUSHROOM QUICHE With Half Broiled Tomato and Broccoli. . . .. . . . .. . 10.75

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MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY BUFFET DINNER

Sunday, May 12 6;9 p.m.

APPETIZER AND SALAD BAR Sashimi, Sushi, Taka with Miso, Smoked Salmon, Smoked

Mackerel, Assorted Pates, Marinated Grilled Calamari, Red Potatoes with Sour Cream and Caviar, Melon with Proscuitto,

Smoked Marlin , Ginger Chicl<en, Oysters on Ice, Fresh Artichoke with Aioli, Warm Brie Cheese with French Bread, Crisp Garden Greens with selected Condiments and Dressing, Asparagus Vinaigrette, Salad Ambrosia, Bay Shrimp Salad,

Wax Bean Salad, Tomato;Cucumber Salad, Marinated G1illed Vegetables, Ma1inated Mushrooms, Waldorf Salad, Couscous,

Potato Salad, Lomi Lomi

SOUP Consomme Celestine

CARVING STATION Roasted Prime Rib of Beef with Au ]us

Carved Roast Turkey with Gravy

ENTREES Herb Grilled Chicken Breast with Sun;dried

Tomatoes and Shiitake Flame Broiled Mini Filet with Green Peppercorn Sauce

Veal Emincee with Chanterelles Flame Broiled Baby Lamb Chops

Seafood Newburg Buttered Spaetzle Mashed Potatoes

Rice Pilaf Fresh Asparagus with Hollandaise

DESSERTS Create Your own Ice Cream Sundae with Assorted Toppings ,

Selection Of Fruit, Cream and Custard Pies , Black Forest Cake, Pavlova, Gateau St. Honore, Haupia Cake, Cheese

Cake, Tiramisu, Cappuccino Mousse Cake, Fresh Strawberry Gateau, Brownies, Caramel Custard

Baklava, Fresh Tropical Fruit Tray

Adults $27.00, Children 6; 12 years old $17.25 Children 5 years old and younger are free of charge.

The Club will hold its tradi­tional Memorial Day Service on Monday, May 27 at 9 a.m. on the Hau Terrace. Complimentary light refreshments will follow the service.

That evening, the first of our Summer BBQ at the Snack Shop will begin at 6 p.m. Thereafter, a BBQ will be held every Saturday evening, until Labor. Day Monday, the last of the season.

The Reverend William Kaina, renired pastor 0f Kawaiahae Church will officinte at Ule Memorial !Day Service. Loose flowers ONLY are wel­come, and will be taken off shore by Club paddlers. If you have a friend, loved one, or deceased rel­ative you would like to honor, there is no better way than that to remember them this day.

There is a plaque on the

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makai ewa end pillar of the Hau Terrace, dedicated to the OCC members whose ashes are scat· tered at sea. However, the serv­ice is not just for those members, but for anyone for whom you share Aloha.

Dress is casual, if you are a paddler, please bring your paddle and help escort the flowers out to sea.

Since the day is a state huh­day, we expect a big crowd for the en!iire day, relaxing and enjoying the oeach. Some students will be h0me from college, the weather is usually mellow, and sometimes the sunset gives us a green flash, all reasons w enjoy your Club at the stan of the summer season.

Enjoy your holiday, remem­ber your loved ones at our serv­ice, and enjoy BBQ dinner at the Club with friends and family.

Q Will we have another fimess instruction day in the near future? l need more help and instruction.

A Yes, there will be one on Saum/ay, Ma)' II, from II a.m. !0

12:30 p.m. See S!OT)' on page 8.

Q When a member dies a photo is posted for some and nor for others. Is there a reason!

A Sometimes the family does not want a picmre posted and sometimes there is not one of the right size available. If the family wants a picture {>osted, they should provide an aJ!Propriate one and we will be lwPJ>y to displa)' it.

Q When a member is delinquent in dues, his name is posted. Then what happens!

A Wl1en a member is delinquent, rhe name is t>osted and a letter is sent. Credit and all Club t>rivileges are sus{>ended untilt>ayment is received. A one-time J>enalLy of 5% is clwrged on the unJJaidJ amount. If a member is delinquent four times, his membershi/J ill' tenninate&.

Dinner Buffet SAlAD BAR

Selection of Garden Crisp Greens Ogo Salad with Cucumber, Lomi Lomi Salmon, Long Rice Salad with Crab Rakes, Potato Salad

Pasta Salad, Pineapple Cole Slaw and Poi

SOUP Cream of Watercress

ENTREES Kalua Pig

Teriyaki Chi.9ken Sauteed M~hi Mahi OCC

Steamed White R(eie Srttamed Swee~ P0nat0es

Suir. ~r.ied W 0H Bok winh $ween Feppevs ]~oil's and Battell

IDJES8IBR1r Create your own Ice Cream Sundae with Selected Toppings

Pineapple Upside Down Cake, Haupia C'.ake, Coconut Cream Pie and Fresh Cut Tropical Fruit

Koa Lanai and Hau Terrace, 6-9 p.m. Adulrs-$16.95 per person+ tax+ 15% service charge

Children 6-12 years old - $11.20 +tax+ 15% service charge

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Paddlers Get Ready for Regatta Season

Colony Surf

Next door to OCC ABSOLUTE l!..lLlOOID'R¥

See sunrise over Diamond Head,

• Sunset over the water • Maid Service, toroUy

Club paddlers will be 1~1ing the Kaoloa and the newly reno­vated Kakina during the 2002 regatta season. The canoes tvere blessed during Club Da)' festivities.

Lisa Livingston, Genie Kilicaid and Tiare Richert Finney rig the Kaoloa during Club Day event for jJaddlers on AjJri/6.

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And you suspect the OCC Fitness Center is the place you might do it, but you don't dig all cl1ose exercise gadgets and machines?

A Big Island Tr-adition for Nearly 35 Yea~s

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Well, here's your chance to get checked out personall~· by a friendly committee member w~o'll be kind and under­standing and w~o will show you how to use the machines!

Join us on Saturday, May II, from II a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Also, Fitness Center Committee members will assist you get srarted on a program which will help you look bet­ter, feel better, enjoy life more, have more fun, and LIVE LONGER!

It's free, of course, even including the fitness articles you can take home. C. U. there!

Athletic Calendar May 4 Kala Kukea Iron Man

Race, Maunalua Bay Bead! Park

5 Kai"i Channel Relay II Fimess Center

Demorutrnuon, II a.m. to I 2:30 p.m.

I l Srecritlg Clinic, 8t30a.m1-I 0:30 a.m.

II Kalal () Malulnni Race, Kualoa Bcaeh Park

I8 Oeol'!le Perry Race for Keiki, Kailua Beach Park

I9 Eyecatchcr Molokai World Champioruhip

25 OCC-WSC Swim, 9a.m.

25 Steering Clinic, 8:30a.m.-I0:30 a.m.

June 2 Clement D. Paiaina

Rt'gatta, Keehi lagoon Park

9 King Kamehameha Day RCf..>aUa, Kailua Beach Park

16 Lee"ard Kai Regatta, Ntma~uli Bead1 I'ar~

22. ([)(!';([; Ill at hlon/Relay and Kciki Fun

23 Wnimllnnlo Regatta, Waimanalo Beach !'ark

July 4 Walter J. Macfarlane

Regatta, Waiklki Beach 14 John D . .KaiiPiko

Regana, Kechi l:agoon Beach Park

ZI OHCRA ChampiOnships, Keehi Lagoon Beach Park

VERY SPECIAL Reso r-t s & Ra tes

The OCC Softball team opened play in the Leahi League in late February. The league is packed with top notch teams. Games are hard fought and always come down to the last out.

Committee chairman Jim Gaddis and com­mittee member Bill Kilcoyne continue to handle scheduling, field permits, entry fees, equipment, uniforms and awards. The team has decided to have a family BBQ at the last game of league play rather than to have a post season banquet. Jim, Bill, Aaron and Paki are your 2002 softball com­mittee members. We always welcome new play­ers. The summer season begins in July. Information is always posted in the Men's Locker Room.

f rom Poipu to Princeville

Led by Head Coach Aaron Eberhardt and Assistant Coach Paki Vaughan, the team has experienced disappointment in the late innings to carry a 2-3 win-loss record into April. Two of the losses came in the last inning with untimely hits and errors leading to OCC's demise.

Hopes are high to turn the season around with five games in April and playoffs in May. Of course, as you read this, the season has ended. Hopefully, OCC was able to bring home another Leahi League Championship.

Team pictures and statistics will be high­lighted in next month's issue of The Outrigger. Thank you for supporting your team. Aloha

By Don Eovino The 5th annual OCC Biathlon/Relay is scheduled for Saturday,

June 22. The run will begin at 7 a.m. at the triangle area of Kapiolani Park

by the Zoo, and go 1-1/2 times around the park. The swim will start at the OCC beach, go to a buoy beyond the windsock, and finish in front of the Colony Surf.

Race applications are available at the Front Desk The event is open to the public. The Keiki Run is also scheduled for June 22. It is opeu to all chil­

dren 12 and under. Those six and under can run with an adult, or in a, stroller or in their parents arms. Everyone who finishes gets \ln award.

Volunteers are also needed to help. Call Terri Needels at 5p8;.8778 for the Keiki Run, or Don Eovino at 735-3066 for the Biathlon/Relay.

For the Record Running Women's !OK 3-3-02 Pam Gring-Fee 52:16 Laurie Sloan 59:19 Gerry DeBenedetti 1:29:00

Biathlon Fort DeRussy Biathlon 3-2-02 Twain Newhart 2nd, 40-49, :39:39

Running in the Great Aloha Run rhis year were June and Arnold Lum, Kemon Eldridge, ]im Scahl, Don Eovino, and friends Adolfo & Aaam Page.

Paddling Program

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PREMIER RESORTS

paddling program Canoe Paddling at Outrigger Canoe Club u,~•t•4: 15' • .ol

Tr-.dlllon- Tht O~ riggtr Ctnot Club was founded on Waikikl e .. eh in 19l3 for tht purpott of prtltMng turfing on board• tnd In c.nou. Tht mtmbtra of our club ht!d lht filii tr\/Wal Waltlt T. Macfarlane Regalia at Waikiki on July 4th , 19C. hIt nO'tlt tht oldu t ongoing outriggtt canot racing Mnt ln Hawaii.

:~:~ fu~.~=~~~:c~~dp~~!~d~n1g ~~~~~~~t'!1c1~':~~:~:~~!.L 'l'ht tmphuia it: to puMdt a uft , fun t rMronmant for mtmbtfl to tum tkillt and dtvtlop knO'I'Atdgt ntcuttty to participata; to inttiD tht vsluu of f1tptct, rupcntibility and t pottamanthip to salf, lt tm, club tnd communitr, and to support competition and uptritnctt klrwinning.

Mtmbtrshlp - All paddltrs on our crf'wt mutt ba lndMdutl mtmbt rs of tht Outrigger Canoa CJub at thtlimt tht uuon btgint mn If 1 parent or tibling it 1 mtmbtr. Tht appUcation precut mty bt initltltd by a Rtg~tr Mambtt of tht Outrigger Canoe Club for lndMdu tltttn ytatt ofagt and older. Tht mtmbanhrp proctu must bt eonducttd through tht Admluion Comm~lll and~ uauall, taku 1 'ftlt or longer for adubt and at !t nt the months for ch"drtn. Childran of non-mtmbtrs mty bt aponsorad by t Regular Member (Of Junior mtmbarshlp.

~~~:':!;i'!~.~ ~ ~:~b~r::~~n~ t o1~~rtlc~:;~ d .o:11~h~~~d:.~~:::' and a ract nt photograph It raquirtJ to compltla lht ragittration. Thtrt trt ttpartlt ragittratlon datu and ftu for lht regalia and tht long distance ttuona.

Paddling s .. son - Tht Rtgtllt u u on btgint ln ttt1y Junt and tndtln urty August tl lht Sttlt Championahlpt. Tht Long Olatanet anton btgtnt in Augvat and t ndt wit !\ lht Na Wahint 0 Kt Ktl in 1111 Stp1tmbtr tnd lht Molok tl Hot in u~y October.

G G E R P A G E

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CINCO DE MAYO BUFFET DINNER

Sunday, May 5

APPETIZER AND SALAD BAR

Sashirni, Sushi, Smoked Salmon, Smoked Ahi, Assorted Pates,

Cnulite with Guacamole, Chips with Salsa, Marinated Grilled Calamari,

Red Potatoes with Sour Cream and Caviar, Fancy Cheese Tray, Marinared Musse~ with Cilanrro, Smoked Mackerel, ChiUes Rellenos

Casserole, Quesadillas Crisp Garden Greens with Selected

Condiments and Dressings, Seafood Salad, Pasta Salad, Potaw Salad, Baby Cam

Salad, Lentil Salad, Black and White Bean Salad, Marinated Grilled Vegetables,

Marinated Mushrooms, Artichoke Hearts Vinaigreue,

Brown Rice Salad and Bay Shrimp

SOUP Chilled Ga'4Jacho

P A G E - 1 0 OUTRIGGER

CARVING STATION Prime Rib of Beef with Au ]tiS and Horseradish

ENTREES Beef Menne with Sweel Peppers and Young Cam

Roast Pork with CaclllS-T eqllila SallCe Chicken with Chorizo and Black Beans

Sauteed Mixed Seafood Vera Cruz Spice Crusted Mahi Mahi with Cam Relish

Tamales Spanish Rice

Saureed Yukon Potatoes Sauteed Baby Green Beans with Sweet Onions and Peppers

DESSERTS Selected Fmit, Cream and Custard Pies, Kahhut Custard, Margarita

Mousse Torre, Mocha Torre, Cheese Cake, Pineapple Rum Torre, Key Ume Pie, Lemon Meringue Pie, Teqllila Flavored Chocolate

Mousse, Brownies, Mini Pastries, Fresh Cut Tropical Fruit Tray and Bunuelos with Cinnamon Sugar

Adults $26.00 Children 6- 12 years old $17.25 Children 5 years old and yoonger are free of charge.

The Rab Guild Is a Po ular Drink

Members often ask how to make the Rab or Alice drinks that are so popular on hot days at the Club. Our bartenders offer the recipe for the Rab below. The Alice has the same ingrcdienrs minus the vodka. Enjoy.

RabGuild 1-1/2 or \'odka I o: sweet & sour I or simple syrup 8 mint leaves 8micecubes Blend ro a smooth consistency. Garnish wicl1 mint or orchid.

Reminder From The General Manager By John R. Rader Jr.

Summer is coming back to OCC, with warmer weather and longer days, and we'll see more families enjoying our wonder­ful beach and outdoor facilities.

Perhaps the biggest concern of the past summers has been the issue of unattended children playing in the sand and beach front, particularly during the evening dinner hours. There is no other restaurant in town where you arc allowed to let your small children loose to run between other diners tables.

The Hau Terrace is the busiest dining area of the Club during the popular evening hours, enjoyed by members of all ages. We are a family club, we encourage members with small children to come and enjoy themselves where they can dress casually, and can enjoy being outside and playing together.

However, this does nor mean running, screaming and mrowing sand. Your children must be under your supervision. They cannot run up and down the stairways and into the parking garage. We encourage parents to select tables closest to the sand so their children can play nearby. If you can't see them, you are not supervising them.

Any member who has problems with child behavior, theirs or other members, should discu this with me. We want every­body to be happy, bur with more than 4,000 members, we know we can't please e1•eryone. We can, however, be respectful of others, and remember the Hau Terrace is a restaurant, not a playing field.

Your keiki are our future paddlers, swimmers, and volleyball players. We want them to grow up loving and respecting the Club, and taking care of it, and each other.

In Memoriam Mary Grant Price Deceased: March 2, 2002 Member: II Yea~

William L. Emerson Deceased: March 11, 2002 Member: 35 Years

Louise Brinn Deceased: March 12, 2002 Member: 57 Years

Lois Lucas Deceased: March 1 7, 2002 Member: 4 Years

William E. Neunzig Deceased: April 3, 2002 Member: 3 Years

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By Carol Lynn Remillard, Historical Commirree

94 Years Ago 1908 Alexander Hume Ford, President

The Outrigger Canoe Club was formally organized May I at the Promotions Committee rooms (Visitors Bureau) and elected Alexander l'!ume Ford\ presidenu; 1-1. L. S. Herber11, vice-president; l'lemy 1?. O'Sulli)/an, secrerary; Richard H. T rem, rreasurer; Kenny Winters, caprain; Charles Russell Frazier, audimr; J. P. Clark, Harry Macfarlane Jr., and J. R. Galt, rrustees.

"Mainraining a spot on Waikiki Beach where surf­boards and canoe enthusiasts may keep their canoes and surfboards, that the royal sport of surfing may be preserved in Hawaii. A1mual Dues $5.00 a year to actual surfers, men and boys. To those using the Club as a place ro entertain visiting friends $10."

The Outrigger Club Roster as of May 1 , had 10 I members of which 15 were juniors.

Leases for the first Clubhouse were signed on May 19. Lacking finances, two grass houses at the Old Zoo were purchased and installed on May 27. Why bother about the lacR of shower facilivies the Ainahau Stream flowed through the Club grounds and fanned a fresh water lagoon at the beach!

On May 20, Allan Herbert became the first Life Member.

54 Years Ago 1948 Wilford D. Godbold, President

The Board of Directors announced a quota of 250 for junior members. Acceptances of applicants was lim ired to the children of members in good standing.

Club Manager Ted Magill and Neillfversen organ­ized committees of Junior boys. and girls tO formulate bebavionul.es for junior members on and aboun the Club grounds and to propose effective entertainment for the months of june, July and August. Committee members were William Heilbron, William Cross, Robert Muirhead, Tita Marks, Pat Honl and Margie Church.

The Volleyball Doubles Tournament awards were presented to Sarge Kahanamoku and Tommy Arnott, winners; Jack Ackerman and Bill Cook, runnersup, and Lloyd Chiswickand Bobby Dolan, third place. May 21 a dinner-dance was given by the Volleyball Committee to raise funds for a home and home series of volleyball games between the Jonathan Club of Los Angeles and the Outrigger. Music was provided by Bill Smith and his boys, rhe Statdust Navy Band and Soli Hoopii with his steel guitar.

OCC celebrated Maritime Day. The Club furnished a double outrigger canoe with a chanter and a Hawaiian "chief" to fonn a regatta of 10 outriggers manned by members. The fleet rendezvoused with the

USS Iroquois and a floti lla off the reef opposite the Club for a ceremony to commemorate those who died in maritime service. A program held later at the Club was broadcast over the Hawaii Calls radio program. Repairs were completed on the canoe Cajltllin and offered for Senior members' use. Members wishing ro qualify as steersmen were to apPly to Haroltl "Dope" Yap, chairman of. the Canoe Committee.

Also, a new Polynesian sailing canoe was purchased from Dick Black. To learn to sail or just to ride it, members were to conract Dope Yap.

Coach Bob Kiphuth, maker of Olympic champions and Yale champions for 31 years, listed his nomina­tions of an all-time swimming team. All swimmers named earned their inclusion by virtue of Olympic performances with the exception of Bill Smith and Keo Nakama. Those listed from Hawaii were: Sprints (100 & 200-meter Freestyle) Duke Kahanamoku 1912 and 1920 Olympics; Middle Distan.ce (400 and 1500 meter Freestyle) Clarence "Buster" Crabb-1932 Olympics; Bill Smith, Keo Nakama; 100-Meter Backstroke Warren Kealbha 11920 and 1924 Olympics.

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Board Briefs

Board Briefs is taken from the minutes of the Board of Directors meet­ing of February 21, 2002.

Vice-President of Activities Report- A Duke Kahanamoku U.S. postage stamp will be issued on August 24, 2002.

Vice President of Operations Report - The contractor will remove the concrete pilings located in the ocean between the Elks Club and the OCC. The work has been approved by the Department of Land and Natural Resources and will begin in April.

Secretary's Report - Five members were suspended for IS days due to failure to pay their accounts on time.

Manager's Report- New locker dbOrs and frames will be provided by the manufacturer ro replace the rusted ones. The new doors and fnunes will have a powder coat paint finish in lieu of the original baked enamel finish . . . There was a net loss from operations of $15,926 for January.

Membership Report- The membership count was 4,53 1 as of January 31,2001.

House Report- Tay Perry finished the Ka Moi and it will be on display at the Annual Meeting. Time will be a blessing of the canoe . . . Many OCC members donated their time for the Boys and Girls Sports Day spon­sored by ODKE . . The New Haven Lawn Club in New Haven, CT was approved as a new reciprocal club.

Athletic Report -The Board approved sending fi\·e teams to Hilo to

compete in the Haiti Volleyball Tournament.

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Employee of the Month

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Our Employee of the Month is Rhomy, aka Prodencio Mentac. He says his mother chose the nickname, and we appreciate that.

Rhomy is a kitchen utility work­er, and really needs ro be appreciated, because he doesn't get off unril3 a.m. This is one of the reasons he was cho­sen for the Employee of the Month. There are not a lot of people that want that shif~, and he volunteered for it, when no one else would. He starts at 8:30 at night, when many of us are leaving the Club, and makes the

He loves to cook, enjoys the OCC, and has been with us for four years. He's worked a variety of places before, including the Princess Kaiulani, but says OCC is the best.

He is very proud of his family. His wife works at the Sheraton, his 23 year old son works at the airport, and his two daughters, 14 and I 5, are math whi:zes who attend Kalakaua Intermediate.

Thank you Rhomy, for cleaning up after our excellent cooks and kitchen sraff, and for staying so late to make sure it's right..

New Members

Junior Crisi K. Nihipali !essie K. Cleghorn William Shaw Richardson Paul Merriam ~laegan E. 1. Hochberg Aaron A. Hochberg R. Egen Atkinson

Associate Ian K. T. Kusao

Donna Jean Bloom Regular

lohn McGrady Regular

Regular Sharon S. Pennau Charles K. Cotton Adam E Cuhney

Nonresident Christine A. Wagner John Blair Overton 'Todd Lawrence Bergman

Kenneth S. Robbins Regular

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Lunch &.. Dinner Dinner Service Evening Buffet Koa Lanai 6pm

19 20 2t 22 23 24 25 BRtlNCH 8:30am Noon. Bridge Lunch &.. Dinner Service lunch &.. Dlnne~ SeJVice Lunch &. IDinne~ Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch

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KOA LANAI 6pm

26 27 HOLIDAY 28 29 30 31 BRUNCH 8:30am Memorial Day Lunch &. Dinner Service Lunch &.. Dinner Service Lunch &.. Dinner Service Lunch &.. Dinner Service

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Koa Lanai 6pm Lunch &. Dinner Koa Lanai 6pm

Club BBQ6 pm

Jh!N~-x 2002 Sunctax Mondax Thursctax Frlctax Saturctax 30 KEIKI KARNIVAL JUNE 15- Children's play day Watch for news of the upcoming Sept 14. Luau t BRUNCH 8::30 AM Paddling Regattas: june 2. 9, 16, 23 Hau Terrace Lunch

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16 REGATTA 17 18 19 20 21 22 FATHER'S DAY Noon Bridge Lunch &.. Dinner Service Lunch &.. Dinner Service Lunch &.. Dinner Service Lunch &. Dinner Service Hau Terrace Lunch

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