June 2014web - Kaneohe Yacht Club

June 2014
Volume XC Number 5
Inside:
I14 Pac Rim Championship
Pacific Cup Update
Cinco de Mayo
KYC Calendar
June • July 2014
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
June 1
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IRF Summer Circuit
Deckhands LH 6:30pm
Yoga I UD 5pm
Yoga UD 6pm
CG#17 UD 6:30pm
KYC Dinghy Sailing
CG#14 UD 6:30pm
Bulkhead Race 6pm
El Toro Friday Night Races
Private Party LH 5-10pm
COL UD 10am
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm Cribbage
& Bridge 6:30pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-8pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Family BBQ
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-4pm
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Fleet Ops LH 6:30pm
Pac Cup Mtg UD 6pm
Bulkhead Race 6pm
El Toro Friday Night Races
Private Party LH 8:30-4:30
Private Party LH 5pm
ORF Double Handed
Cribbage & Bridge 6:30pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-8pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Family BBQ
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-4pm
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Bulkhead Race 6pm
Ladies R&R 9am
El Toro Friday Night Races
COL LH 10:30am-2pm
Tennis Fleet LH 6-10pm
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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IRF Summer Circuit
Private Party UD 5-10pm
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Radio Training Seminar
UD 6pm
Yoga I LH 5pm
Yoga II LH 6:pm
Mooring LH 6:30pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
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Father’s Day Brunch
Membership Mtg. UD 6pm
Yoga I LH 5pm
Yoga II LH 6:pm
Mooring LH 6:30pm
Club Ops UD 6:30pm
Pac Cup Staff Duty Officer
Training
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Cribbage & Bridge 6:30pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-8pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Family BBQ
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-4pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
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IRF Summer Circuit
Yoga I LH 5pm
Yoga II LH 6:pm
Mooring LH 6:30pm
Private Party UD 9am
BoD UD 6:30pm
Private Party UD 11:30am
Pac Cup Staff Duty Officer
Training
Private Party LH 8-10am
Bulkhead Race 6pm
El Toro Friday Night Races
Private Party LH 12-10pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Cribbage & Bridge 6:30pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-8pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Family BBQ
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-4pm
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Private Party LH 5-10pm
CG#17 UD 6:30pm
KYC Dinghy Sailing
CG#14 UD 6:30pm
Bulkhead Race 6pm
Kalakua Cup Race
El Toro Friday Night Races
Family BBQ
Relay for Life 6pm
Private Party UD 10-4pm
Kanewai Race
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Cribbage & Bridge 6:30pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-8pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-4pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Classboat Race I
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
Yoga I LH 5pm
Yoga II LH 6:pm
Mooring LH 6:30pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
July
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Pac Cup Cruising Fleet Start
Deckhands LH 6:30pm
Fleet Ops LH 6:30pm
Pac Cup Staff Duty Officer
Training
Pac Cup Mtg UD 6pm
Bulkhead Race 6pm
El Toro Friday Night Races
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
Private Party LH 3-7pm
US Sailing Race Mgt
Seminiar
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Cribbage & Bridge 6:30pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-8pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Family BBQ
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-4pm
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Bulkhead Race 6pm
Pacific Cup Finishes
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-8pm
Ladies R&R 9am
Pacific Cup Finishes
El Toro Friday Night Races
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Family BBQ
Express Window 5:30-7pm
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IRF D-1 Wahine
Pacific Cup SDO & COMMS
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Pac Cup Volunteer Gathering Pac Cup Finish Line Training
Private Party LH 12-2pm
MCBH
Clup Ops UD 6:30pm
F + P UD 6pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Cribbage & Bridge 6:30pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
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Classboat J
Pac Cup Expanded Service
Membership Mtg UD 6pm
Pac Cup Expanded Service
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
Express Window 5-7:30pm
Piano Bar
Pac Cup Moku O’Loe Tour
Country Buffet Night
Pac Cup Moku O’Loe Tour
Hawaiian Luau
Pacific Cup Craft Fair 9-2pm
Pacific Cup Awards 7-9pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Cribbage & Bridge 6:30pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Pacific Cup
Mt. Gay Night 5:30-8pm
Bulkhead Race 6pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-8pm
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Snack Bar 11-3pm
Cribbage & Bridge 6:30pm
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Private Party LH 8-10am
Bulkhead Race 6pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Locker 5:30-7pm
Dinner 6-8pm
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
Express Window 5-7:30pm
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Riddle Regatta
Brunch 9-11am
Locker 10-Noon
Snack Bar 12-4pm
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Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Snack Bar 11-3pm
Family BBQ
Express Window 5:30-7pm
Snack Bar 11-4pm
Pac Cup Plywood Cup
for UCP
Pac Cup Return Skipper M
ORF Shorthanded
On the cover: Twin kites blazing in the International 14 Pacific Rim Championship April 26, 2014. Story on page 10 Photo Heather McCafferty
Snack Bar 11-4pm
Commodore
Chico Cantu
Hi everyone, Summer Time is here! It’s time
to dust off the cob webs from your boat, kayak or
SUP and come on down to KYC to enjoy our
club. Don’t forget to recheck any required
documents to make sure they are available and up
to date. I predict plenty of family outings around
the club, on the sand bar and even at secret beach.
Whatever your flavor is, I wish all of you a safe and non-eventful summer.
Speaking of enjoying yourself, we had two highly patronized
entertainment events this month. Our Cinco de Mayo celebration was
packed with sombreros, a limbo line and of course a hot chili pepper
eating contest. I would like to thank our Vice Commodore Tom Pochereva
for being the first volunteer in the pepper contest. I too volunteered but
was attacked by a giant jalapeño….the pepper won. It would be wrong not
to mention a mysterious female who came from the crowd, ate all peppers
in nothing flat, then faded into the crowd again. Who was that masked
man; or in this case, masked woman. Great job by all! Got milk!
The other phenomenal event we had was our Summer Wine Festival.
The longhouse was packed with 130 plus members enjoying wine, food
and fellowship. Definitely one of our best entertainment events of the
year; so far.
Get ready, here it comes. Our 17th Annual Kaneohe Yacht Club
Summer Circuit commences on Sunday, June 1st with other races on June
8th and 22nd. Pacific Cup is next month and we have a plethora of events
scheduled for you during that week so please mark your calendar and
come on down and enjoy the festivities. Our committee chairs are starting
to conduct training in their areas of responsibility and we are still in need
of volunteers during the graveyard shifts. If you can help it would be
greatly appreciated, please contact Kim Ickler.
Our Board of Directors continues to work diligently to improve our
club, if you have any suggestions please let us know.
Looking forward to seeing all of you around the club or in the water,
Chico
Rear Commodore
Richard Perkins
Now that we are in June, let’s hope that the
summer trade winds are back to stay. The IRF
Summer Circuit kicks off on June 1st to start a very
busy summer sailing season. The Summer Circuit
Regatta is expected to attract 20+ boats on three
Sundays in June. Rick Osborne has done another
great job in organizing this very popular regatta.
Other fleet events during June are the ORF Fleet Double Handed Race - June
14 and the ClassBoat Fleet I-1 Race - June 29. It doesn’t stop there as in July
the Kalakaua Cup Race is on July 4th weekend and then the club hosts the
Pacific Cup. This year will be the largest Pacific Cup since 2008 with 62 boats
and over 300 racers. Volunteers are still needed so if you are interested in
volunteering sign up on the Pacific Cup board at the club. The first start from
San Francisco begins on July 6 and the staggered starts continue to July 11
with the first boats expected to finish around July 20.
June also starts the Junior Summer Fun program that includes not only
sailing but tennis and swimming activities. Jesse has been very busy setting
up these events that start June 2 and go to the end of July. Friday night El Toro
Races are in full swing and provide a great opportunity for the junior sailors
and others to improve their racing skills.
The website committee continues to work on improving the club’s
website. If you have been to the site lately you probably notice a “Public
Website under Construction” message as more improvements are on the way
Vice Commodore
Tom Pochereva
This month our members enjoyed some
spectacular weekends with sunshine, calm winds
and great events like the Summer Wine Festival.
For those that attended the Festival, Southern
Wine and Spirits sampled a large number of
wines to temp the taste buds with whites and reds
from around the Pacific Basin. Naupaka
Caterers put on a feast for the almost 140 attendees. Remember to sign
up early for these really fabulous evenings.
On the horizon is the Biennial Pacific Cup. For those wishing the
join the volunteer teams, sign-up sheets are in the front lobby (check
Telltales as well). Also, please note that if you wish to attend any of
the events you’ll have to do this online. You may wish to check out the
new Pacific Cup website at https://pacificcup.org/about. There are great
parties almost all week long. One of the highlights is the Cerebral Palsy
Plywood Cup which takes place Saturday July 26th after the Delivery
Skipper's Briefing.
Around the club there are a number of maintenance issues
underway. The port cochere - the front entrance - is being resurfaced
and should be completed by the time you read this. A new awning is
coming for June as well as the replacement of the North Hoist. Please
take care as you move around these areas as things may be out of place
for a period of time. Also, during the summer months our club is
exceptionally busy at the pool, bulkhead and in the harbor so keep an
eye out for youngsters, paddle boarders and boats as they arrive or
depart.
Lastly a word about work parties… The club insurance policies
take into account volunteer activities including work parties. So please
be encouraged to volunteer and lend a hand. The rumor that you should
not volunteer due to liability issues is false.
I look forward to seeing you at our events and enjoying our many
activities and facilities.
to move more content to the Public side. The next website workshop will be
held on June 23rd for all fleet captains and others who were interested in
updating content on the website. An email invite will be sent out shortly.
The Tennis Fleet continues with their monthly tournament and potluck.
The next tournament and potluck with a catered Hawaiian theme is scheduled
for June 21st.
A following are members of the new Mooring Committee appointed by
Chico:
Chuck Cotton
Tom Pochereva
Ron Dodini
Lou Ickler
Don Brown
Dick Perkins
The committee will assist the Port Captain (Bob Hurd) in monitoring boat
movement as well as other mooring violations.
Bill “Noddle” Leary left on Moku pe’a on April 27 for another adventure
to the South Pacific. If you interested to following his progress, he is posting
updates to his blog mokupea.blogspot.com. It is interesting reading.
Sail Fast and Safe…..
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PACIFIC CUP UPDATE
As July draws near, we can proudly announce that this year's Fun
Race to Hawaii, The Pacific Cup, with the first boats starting on July 6,
is the largest in several races. Count 'em – 62 boats, over 300 racers, a
new Holoholo Crusing Division, 2 multihulls, and a 92 footer! If you'll
be in the San Francisco Bay Area any time from July 1 to July 11, try to
make your way to Richmond Yacht Club and visit the new Pacific Cup
Village. There will be events all week long leading up to the Bon Voyage
Party on July 5. Tickets are available on the Pacific Cup website at
www.pacificcup.org.
Here at KYC, our Committee Chairs have begun scheduling for the
week of July 17 to 25, and training sessions are underway. Volunteers
are still being welcomed on most committees, find your preference on
the board at the club or on the KYC website, get in touch and sign up
to help! It's a great time to get know other club members and great
visitors from the mainland.
Of course, here at KYC, we've got a few parties of our own planned.
Thanks to the hard work of Cathy Pratt, KYC's aloha spirit will shine
through. All tickets for the events must be purchased on line at
www.pacificcup.org. Prices increase on July 6, so get your tickets early.
You'll pick up your tickets or wristbands at KYC after July 19.
A SPECIAL REQUEST FROM THE
MOORING COMMITTEE
Aloha Wet Slip Holders,
As you are probably aware, the Pacific Cup Yacht Race is
just around the corner.
The Mooring Committee is writing to request your
assistance in possibly making your slip available for use by the
visiting yachts from San Francisco and other areas.
Perhaps this would be an appropriate time to schedule your
annual "haul out".
If you are able to assist us in this manner, please contact
Bob Hurd, Port Captain, at 808-291-7001 to advise him of the
availability of your slip for this period of time.
Ideally, the window of time that we will need your
assistance is between July 17 to July 26.
We appreciate your help in this matter.
Sincerely,
The Mooring Committee
LOOK AT THE WEEK'S EVENTS:
Monday – July 21, 2014 (Piano Bar) non ticketed
1600 – 1800...............................................................Happy Hour
1730 – 1930 ................................................Grill/Window Dinner
1900 – 2100 ...............................................Pianist: (Ms.) Shivani
Tuesday - July 22, 2014 Country Night $25 p/p and
special Sierra Nevada Beer prices
1600 – 1800...............................................................Happy Hour
1730 – 1830......................Country Line Dancing by Kate Taylor
1830 – 2000 .............................................................Food Service
1900 – 2100 ................................................The Missy Jane Band
Wednesday – July 23, 2014 Hawaiian Luau $50 p/p,
kids to age 12 $30
0500
............................................................Pig loaded in Imu
1700
...........................................Conch Shell/Imu Ceremony
1800 – 1830.................................................................Keiki Hula
1600 – 1800...............................................................Happy Hour
1830 – 2000 ..............................................................Food service
1845 – 1915................................................Live Hawaiian Music
1930 – 2200 ...............................................................Chief Show
Thursday – July 24, 2014 Mt Gay Night Get your Red Hat here!
$40 p/p $30 for kids no drink tickets
1600 – 1800Happy Hour, climbing wall, spinnaker packing contests
1730 – 2000 ............................................................Food Stations
1900 – 2200........................................Frankie and the Drive inns
Friday – July 25, 2014 Awards Ceremony and Celebration Party
$45 p/p
1600 – 1800...............................................................Happy Hour
1700 - 1900 .......................................................................Awards
1900 – 2130 ............................................................Food Stations
2000 – 2200 .........................................................Hooligans Harp
SNACK BAR DAILY HOURS
0700-1030: Window- Breakfast
1100-1400: Window- Lunch
1700- 2000: Grill - Dinner (Saturday, Sunday and Monday only)
OTHER SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES:
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Commodore Chico Cantu exchanges club burgees with Kathy Curtis,
a member of the Lake Guntersville Yacht Club.
Lake Guntersville Yacht Club, Alabama
The beginning, in 1940 a group of boaters, most of whom owned cabins on
the newly formed lake, met to discuss forming a boating club. A fish fry was
held at the old Gunter Home on Preston Island and 150 people came. There
were four 25’ cruisers, four runabouts and a few outboard fishing boats.
Twenty-three joined paying dues of $5.00
Tuesday - July 22, 2014
Coconut Island walking tour - $12 p/p - limit 40
Wednesday - July 23, 2014
Coconut Island walking tour - $12 p/p - limit 40
Friday – July 25, 2014 (Awards) Craft Fair 9 am to 2 pm
Saturday – July 26, 2014
Delivery Skipper Briefing 9 AM
Plywood Cup fundraiser for United Cerebral Palsy
So you see, lots of activity will be happening around the club. We
hope you'll join us as a volunteer and at all these fun events!
Port Captain
Bob Hurd
Aloha.
The North hoist will be replaced on or about
Monday, June 9. The job may stretch into the
week, so please plan your haul-out requests
around the dates June 9 to June 14.
Speaking of the work area, the Marina
Regulations state that this area is reserved for those Club members who
have a wet or dry slip at the Club and is by appointment only. Call me
if you want to use this area, and I will see if I can schedule a time and
location for your project. Please provide me with the dates requested,
type of work, the expected duration, and who is going to perform the
work. A copy of the Best Maintenance Practices is available at the Club
office to guide you on how to do your work.
Pacific Cup is coming up again this year. The Pacific Cup Mooring
Committee will be looking for club members who are willing to lend
their slip to the escort boats and racers for about a 2-week period. I am
not a member of this committee; you can address your concerns about
mooring to Mike Barker or Ralph Foulger during the race itself. I will
take over the harbor again after the last day of celebrations. Do not plan
to invite boating guests during the race period. I do not have the exact
dates, but plan arrivals from July 17 through July 25.
I have been looking at the mooring lines and electrical connections
on the piers again, and have found only a few that need attention. Letters
about mooring deficiencies are a heads up for the slip holder, and not
meant to be punitive. The Club provides the eye bolts on the piers, and
the slip holder is solely responsible for the remainder of the mooring
gear. It is very easy to overlook flaws in mooring gear that has served
you well over the years. If you see your neighbor’s gear has a flaw, tell
him directly or call me if it needs immediate attention. Eyebolts will be
replaced by Maintenance upon a request to the office. The un-official
Foul Weather Friends volunteers patrol the piers as a courtesy to other
members upon the approach of a major storm. You may hear from them
about your mooring before or during a weather event.
Stay safe, have fun, and I’ll see you on the water.
Aloha,
Adult sailing classes will be offered again at KYC,
taught on a Cal 20 June 2nd, 9th, 16th and ending on
June 23rd. The class times are 9am until 12 noon.
Cost is $180 for members and $230 for non-members.
Please contact the KYC office at 247-4121 if you
would like to sign up.
Mahalo~
Jesse Andrews
Membership Count as of May 1, 2014
Rick Villalobos
SENIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .607
LIFE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63
ASSOCIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
INTERMEDIATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
LIFE FAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
JUNIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS . . . . . . . . . . . . .99
SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .898
First Tuesday Dinghy Racing
Frederic Berg
The look on Jesse’s face was priceless. When all the FJs and
420s were pulled out, there still weren't enough boats!!
Who won? Who knows? We had to swap out crews so that
everyone got a chance to sail.
Word is out. First Tuesdays are the place to be this summer to
get your dinghy fever fix. Look for some team racing in the near
future.
I’m still feeling a little dinghy.
Next First Tuesday is June 3rd. Mark your calendar, you won’t
want to miss it.
Made with Aloha
Craft Fair
on Friday, July 25th
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Longhouse.
Make sure you have marked your calendar for July 25,
2014, when 21 KYC Crafters will present an amazing
array of products and creations. Items ranging from
ever-popular jams & jellies, sauces and baked goodies
to unique and exquisite jewelry, highlighting shells,
beach glass, jade and other natural materials. Look for
outstanding art work, watercolors, photos, items crafted
from local woods, some clothing, and some sweets for
your sweetie, onolicious chocolate using all locally
grown ingredients.
From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. you will find all this and much
more in our KYC Made With Aloha Craft Fair. Come on
down, shop and meet our very talented crafters.
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Lipton Cup 2014
Hawaii’s
SOLAR
Authority
www.sunetric.com
Interested in Going Solar?
Call Mike Barker at (808) 554-8984
or e-mail at [email protected]
2014 Lipton Cup Crew: Mike Scott, Jesse Andrews, Kenny Scott,
Mark Petritz, Philip Katzman, Jenny Guzik and Eric Aakhus
Learn to use a VHF Radio!!
Have you ever been faced with talking on the radio and
been unsure of what to do and say? Ever wondered if "Good
Buddy" and "Over and Out" are proper phrases to use?
All KYC members are invited to join in a VHF radio
training session Monday, June 9 at 6 PM on the KYC
Upper Deck. There will be a briefing of usage standards
and LIVE radio training on both handheld and base station
radios for anyone interested and learning or brushing up on
their radio skills.
Everyone welcome.
Pacific Cup volunteers on
committees involving radio use are strongly urged to attend
this important live training session.
OO7 out in front. KYC placed second this year. Photos Dick Perkins
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808.593.9958, 808.591.9056 Fax
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Open Monday thru Friday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm
Contact our sailmaker Marc Barra for pick-up and delivery to KYC.
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9
2014 International 14 PAC RIM
Championships
and Hawaii State Championships
Kaneohe, HI (April 26-29, 2014)
By Andy Bates
The I-14s have come and raced at Kaneohe YC for the eighth time.
Local club volunteers, led by PRO Clark Fremgen put on an outstanding
four day regatta for 20 boats that were sponsored by Horizon Lines with
additional support from West Marine and Big Foot Trapeze from
Australia. Competitors from the mainland, Canada, Australia, and the
UK participated. The PAC RIM series had nine races (all counted in the
scoring) in a wide range of conditions. The first day saw strong 20 knot
trades with a 30 plus knot plus squall in the middle of the afternoon.
The second and third days had shifty moderate 10-14 knot northerly
winds. The racing was close with all the leaders having up and down
finishes during the first two days. Going into the final day of the series
four boats were bunched at the top of the leader board. The racing was
exciting as different boats led during the back and forth
windward/leeward legs that had big holes in the wind. In the end Brad
Ruetnik and Garrett Brom from San Diego prevailed. This is Brad’s
second PAC RIM victory. Former World Champions (and PAC RIM
winners!) Kris Bundy and Jamie Hensler finished in second place two
points back and Terry Gleeson and Evan Sjostedt were third. Evan also
won the youngest sailor award. The Bundy/Hensler team won the
combined over 100 years old award that six teams qualified for. Lauren
Laventure and Jason Lemieux won the first female home trophy. This
was one of the best PAC RIM racing conditions over three days ever
sailed and there was only one general recall the entire time. Clark and
his team did an outstanding job.
The I-14 Junior sail training event took place on Sunday morning.
This Ecoflag (gsa.org) sponsored event has been a part of the program
from start. The weather cooperated and the on the water event was a
huge success as 15 top sailors from different Junior programs around the
state participated. The ashore session started at 10AM with tacking drills
and rigging familiarity. Then five of the most advanced boats and sailors
including eventual PAC RIM winner Brad Reutenik took Junior sailors
out on the bay for amazingly fast rides on the most modern up to date
racing skiffs in the world. Kites were set and trapeze work refined. The
wind was perfect as the float boat was used to rotate the sailors on and
off the boats. Everybody got a good ride. The The Global Sports
Alliance through the Ecoflag movement promotes clean air and clean
water through sporting events worldwide. It is the environmental arm of
the Sony Corporation. The sailing community and the International
Fourteen Class have supported this organization for 15 years. Our local
sponsors Horizon Lines and West Marine are proud to be part of this
environmental and socially aware movement.
Three local I-14s sailed during the week. Elise Leroux and Doug
Gordon completed all the races---Well Done. Tom Pochereva and
Shelley James had a boom break down and missed Day 2 but came back
to win the Hawaii State Championship race. Cecilia Jansson and Brad
Cole crewed on mainland boats and gained lots of invaluable
experience. Fred Berg sailed in the Hawaii State Championship race.
The local fleet gained two more 14s that did not return to the mainland
in the containers. Our local KYC fleet continues to grow. For those
interested in joining the fleet see any of the members for information.
We race with the Cal 20s on Class Boat days.
As mentioned above----For the first time ever the International
Fourteen Hawaii State Championship Pursuit race run in conjunction
with a PAC RIM regatta was won by a local fleet member! Tom
Pochereva and Shelley James led from start to finish sailing a flawless
race in moderate 10-12 knot breeze from the northeast. The course took
the fleet from the yacht club bulkhead, around F, up to A, out into the
ocean by way of the Sampan Channel, around R2, back down the
channel to an orange turning mark, down the bay almost to the sandbar
to another orange turning mark and back to the club Beer Can finish
line for a 12 mile “Kaneohe Bay tour”. Mickey Radjowski and Emma
sailing Chris Rutz’s Bieker 5 started seventh and finished in second
place. They sailed a very strong ocean leg and chased Tom and Shelley
all the way to the finish. Cameron Puckey and Richard Didham were
third to finish and had the fourth fastest boat around the course.
Canadians Greg Loffree and Zac Baum barely beat fellow Canadians
Lauren Laventure and Jason Lemieux by 2 seconds at the finish for
fourth place. The fastest boat around the course was PAC RIM winners
Brad Reutenik and Garrett Brom in 1 hour 23 minutes and 27 seconds.
They were followed by Steve Goodson and Alan Diercks who finished
13 seconds later for second place in the overall elapsed time category.
The race was sailed in picture perfect weather. A short awards
presentation followed by a pizza and beer lunch concluded the day. The
boats were loaded back in to the containers for the trip home. Special
THANKS TO ALL the volunteers and staff at the club for another super
successful dinghy regatta at KYC. We hope to see a bigger fleet back in
2016. ALOHA.
See full results on page 12
I14 Pac Rim Championship participants gather on the lawn
Alan Laflin (73) and Eric Arens crew (74) on their last 14 race----before
retiring. Their boat is staying at KYC.
KYC I-14 Junior Sail Training
Vice Commodore Tom Pochereva & Shelley James
Kawika Tumilowicz
Elise Leroux & Doug Gordon
Kaila Baker
PRO Clark Fremgen and Simi Gross Race Committee
Mani Bacon
Cecilia Jansson
Photos: Kai Andrade
Koa Blair 11
International
International 14
14 Pacific
Pacific Rim
Rim Regatta
Regatta
K
aneohe Y
acht C
Kaneohe
Yacht
Club
lub - Kaneohe,
Kaneohe, Hawaii
Hawaii
O
ctober 2
6/28 2014
20 14
October
26/28
Sail
Sail
Number
USA
USA 1
1161
1 61
USA
1189
USA 1
1 89
USA 1
1 87
USA
1187
U
SA 1
1 91
USA
1191
USA 1
1 86
USA
1186
USA
USA 1
1159
1 59
USA
1168
USA 1
1 68
USA
1192
USA 1
1 92
USA 1
1 85
USA
1185
USA 1
1 77
USA
1177
CAN 616
616
CAN
C
AN 618
618
CAN
USA 1
1 83
USA
1183
USA
USA 1
1162
1 62
U
USA
SA 1
1545
545
USA 1
1 06
USA
1106
USA 1
1 44
USA
1144
USA 1
111
USA
1111
USA 1127
1127
USA
USA 1104
1104
USA
Boat
Boat name
name
Skipper
Skipper
SER
SERIES
IES
F
INAL RESULTS
RESULTS
FINAL
Crew
Race 1
AST
ASTRAGULUS
RAGULUS
BR
BRAD
AD R
RUETENIK
UETENIK
GARRETT
G
ARRETT BROM
BROM
5
KRIS
JAMIE
SS MINNOW
MINNOW
KR
IS BUNDY
BUNDY
JAMI
E HENSLER
HENSLER
1
T
ERRY G
LEESON
STEDT
MO
MORNING
RNING STAR
STAR
TERRY
GLEESON
EVAN
EV
AN SJO
SJOSTEDT
4
JO
E BERSCH
BERSCH
ST
ILL 14
14
L
EITH SH
ENSTONE
3
STILL
JOE
LEITH
SHENSTONE
PUNK
MI
CHAEL L
AZZARO
9
A
ATOMIC
TOMIC PUNK
KI
KIRK
RK T
TWARDOWSH
WARDOWSH
MICHAEL
LAZZARO
AL
AN DIERCKS
DIERCKS
2
ST
EVE GOODSON
GOODSON
U
USA1159
SA1159
STEVE
ALAN
BIG
P
PAUL
AUL G
GALVEZ
ALVEZ
AL
VEZ
C
CAMERON
AMERON MCDONALD
MCDONALD D
DNS(21)
NS(21)
BI
G FOOT
FOOT
MAR
TIN FABIANSSON
FABIANSSON
10
KIT
KR
KRIS
IS HENDERSON
HENDERSON
MARTIN
KI
T
RICHARD DIDHAM
DIDHAM
DNF(21)
CAMERON PUCKEY
PUCKEY
NUTS
CAMERON
RICHARD
DNF(21)
PET
ER MOHLER
MOHLER
7
R
ON BO
EHM
L
UCKY DOG
DOG
LUCKY
RON
BOEHM
PETER
JASEN L
EMIEUX
DNF(21)
SABO
SABOTAGE
TAGE
L
LAUREN
AUREN L
LAVENTURE
AVENTURE
LEMIEUX
DNF(21)
Z
AC BAUM
BAUM
12
G
FORCE 3
G
REG LOFFREE
LOFFREE
GFORCE
GREG
ZAC
BR
AD COLE
COLE
11
C
RUCIBLE
ST
EVE SCHUMAKER
SCHUMAKER
CRUCIBLE
STEVE
BRAD
MI
CHAEL RADJOWSKI
RADJOWSKI D
NF(21)
ER
ERIS
IS
C
CHRIS
HRIS RUTZ
RUTZ
MICHAEL
DNF(21)
JAMI
E RIED
RIED
T
THE
HE HOFF
HOFF
JAMIE
AR
ART
T VASENIUS
VASENIUS
6
EL
EISE LEROUIX
LEROUIX
MAL
OLO
DOUG GORDON
13
MALOLO
ELEISE
AN LAFLIN
LAFLIN
I CAN'T
CAN'T REMEMBER
REMEMBER AL
ER
IC AH
RENS
DNS(21)
ALAN
ERIC
AHRENS
DNS(21)
MOTHER L
AWRENCE HENDERSON
HENDERSON KU
G
RENDAL'S MOTHER
RT SC
HMIDT
8
GRENDAL'S
LAWRENCE
KURT
SCHMIDT
BRENNAN ASH
TON
1127
ZACH FAORCADE
FAORCADE
D
NF(21)
1127
BRENNAN
ASHTON
ZACH
DNF(21)
SHELLEY JAMES
14
PARANOID
TOM
TOM POCHEREVA
POCHEREV
SHELLEY
PARANOID
EVA
A
Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race 8
Race 9
5
2
5
5
4
3
1
2
4
4
4
2
2
4
10
3
4
3
6
2
1
3
6
7
5
2
1
8
5
1
15
1
7
10
9
8
7
5
1
9
1
9
12
13
6
7
6
10
D
NS(21)
1
8
DNS(21)
5
6
2
4
4
OWF(10)
OWF(10)
7
13
9
9
9
2
5
DNS(21)
DNS(21)
3
6
3
8
7
12
6
8
11
11
10
10
13
7
11
D
NF(21)
14
8
DNF(21)
15
11
3
10
3
OWF(11)
OWF(11)
11
16
13
12
13
11
12
O
WF(9)
13
15
OWF(9)
11
14
14
14
13
D
NF(21)
15
7
DNF(21)
12
10
8
8
17
6
DNF(21) DNS(21)
DNS(21) D
NS(21) D
NS(21)
15
9
DNF(21)
DNS(21)
DNS(21)
14
OWF(12)
OWF(17)
OWF(12)
17
18
16
OWF(17)
19
19
18
DNS(21)
DNS(21)
16
14
14
15
18
17
15
DNS(21)
DNF(21) DNS(21)
DNS(21) DNS(21)
DNS(21) DNS(21)
DNS(21) DNS(21)
DNS(21)
DNS(21)
12
12
DNF(21)
D
NS(21)
18
17
OWF(16)
DNS(21)
17
OWF(16)
16
18
16
OWF(13) DNS(21)
DNS(21) DNS(21)
DNS(21) DNS(21)
DNS(21) DNS(21)
DNS(21)
OWF(13)
17
16
19
Total
T
otal
Points
Points
32
34
36
41
65
66
72
74
87
88
106
111
114
114
119
119
134
149
151
158
160
163
Current
Current
Standings
Standings
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
YO
YOUNGEST
UNGEST
Sail
Sail NumBoat
NumBoat name
name
Skipper
Skipper
Crew
USA
USA 1
1187
187 MO
MORNING
RNING STAR
STAR
T
TERRY
ERRY G
GLEESON
LEESON
EVAN
EV
AN SJO
SJOSTEDT
STEDT
Sail
Sail NumBoat
NumBoat name
name
Skipper
Skipper
Crew
USA
USA 1
1189
189 SS MINNOW
MINNOW
KR
KRIS
IS BUNDY
BUNDY
JAMI
JAMIE
E HENSLER
HENSLER
Sail
Sail NumBoat
NumBoat name
name
Skipper
Skipper
Crew
CAN
CAN 616
616 SABO
SABOTAGE
TAGE
L
LAUREN
AUREN L
LAVENTURE
AVENTURE
JASEN L
LEMIEUX
EMIEUX
Current
Current
Standings
Standings
1
MA
MASTERS
STERS
Current
Current
Standings
Standings
1
FEMALE
FEMALE
2014 Hawaii State I-14 DISTANCE PURSUIT RACE
SAIL #
USA 1104
USA 1162
USA 1185
CAN 618
CAN 616
USA 1168
USA 1127
USA 1192
USA 1183
USA 1106
USA 1144
USA 1161
USA 1159
USA 1111
USA 1191
USA 1177
USA 1187
USA 1545
USA 1186
USA1139
USA 1189
12
Current
Current
Standings
Standings
1
FINAL
BOAT
SKIPPER
START TIME FINISH TIME ELAPSED
POS
PARANOID
TOM POCHEREVA
11:00:00
12:36:52
1:36:52 1
ERIS
CHRIS RUTZ
11:07:00
12:37:45
1:30:45 2
NUTS
CAMERON PUCKEY
11:15:00
12:38:44
1:23:44 3
GFORCE 3
GREG LOFFREE
11:10:00
12:39:32
1:29:32 4
SABOTAGE LAUREN LAVENTURE
11:10:30
12:39:35
1:29:05 5
BIG FOOT
PAUL GALVEZ
11:16:30
12:40:41
1:24:11 6
1160 BRENNAN ASHTON
11:03:00
12:42:15
1:39:15 7
KIT
KRIS HENDERSON
11:19:00
12:43:20
1:24:20 8
CRUCIBLE
STEVE SCHUMAKER
11:12:00
12:44:10
1:32:10 9
MALOLO
ELEISE LEROUIX
11:01:00
12:46:05
1:45:05 10
I CAN'T REMEMBER
ALAN LAFLIN
11:05:30
12:46:22
1:40:52 11
ASTRAGULUSBRAD RUETENIK
11:24:00
12:47:27
1:23:27 12
USA1159
STEVE GOODSON
11:24:30
12:48:10
1:23:40 13
GRENDAL'S MO
LAWRENCE HENDERSON
11:05:00
12:48:50
1:43:50 14
STILL 14
JOE BERSCH
11:25:00
12:49:15
1:24:15 15
LUCKY DOG RON BOEHM
11:20:00
12:49:50
1:29:50 16
MORNING STAR
TERRY GLEESON
11:26:00
12:51:08
1:25:08 17
THE HOFF
JAMIE RIED
11:17:00
12:53:09
1:36:09 18
ATOMIC PUNKKIRK TWARDOWSH
11:22:00
12:53:11
1:31:11 19
I DID IT AGAINFRED BERG
11:02:00
12:57:05
1:55:05 20
SS MINNOW KRIS BUNDY
11:27:00
12:49:45
1:22:45 DSQ
FINISHED TIME WINNER!
Glenn D. Clark Jr., and Chip Gunther on Valcour #488
Ernest “Chip” Gunther
September 12, 1923 - March 22, 2014
Pilot, Sailor, Friend
Sailing with Chip Gunther
By Glenn D. Clark Jr.
In 1975 KYC was very active with several fleets sailing
weekends on beautiful Kaneohe Bay. Stars, Lightnings, Thistles,
MPs and Cal 20s made up most of the participants that raced against
each other on weekends. On a good weekend the above fleets would
have about sixty boats on the water.
The KYC Race Committee kept the events moving and over
the many years of governing and overseeing races was honored two
times for the years as being Outstanding Race Committee. The RC
received the St. Petersburg Yacht Club Trophy of Recognition for
Outstanding Race Committe e Operations, twice, once for
Kenwood Cup and second for Kaneohe Yacht Club.
Some skippers were changing fleets, selling their present boats
and moving to another fleet. Many boats changed ownership from
1972 - 1975.
I sold my Thistle to a sailor in Oregon and shipped it up by
barge! We ended up with a Cal 20 #488. I was working at this time
on the Honolulu waterfront.
Chip Gunther was also a casual person on the waterfront, as
he had become an employee of a small group of maritime surveyors
and inspectors of problems that required investigation and analysis.
It was at one such investigation that I met him and summarily
invited him to sail with me at KYC, where I had observed him
crewing on other sailboats. He joined KYC in 1975.
We sailed the Cal 20 in many races on the bay - just outside
in the ocean and to and from races off Waikiki and Pearl Harbor. We
had more than our fair share of winning races and also some
mistakes and bad decisions, which of course made all our
competitors in our fleet happy they had beaten us. Heck, one time
off Waikiki we were so far back the Rhodes 19 fleet from Lou
Foster’s Hickham Harbor finished ahead of us. We made a whole
fleet of sailors very happy that day!
Chip was always available for crewing or sailing from Kaneohe
to Waikiki and even bringing the rugged 20 footer back up the SW
coast of Oahu in normal trades.
Occasionally we had a third crew member for the off shore trip,
but with Chip on board I felt comfortable with just the two of us
sailing it.
One trip back from Waikiki we missed a severe change in wind
off Koko Head. We had flown our radial chute from Diamond Head
buoy to just off the entrance to Hawaii Kai Boat Harbor and wham
the wind stopped and changed 180º in seconds and the spinnaker
was totally and throughly wrapped on the headstay. It was a very
long time before it was down and out of the way!
When it came time to paint or repair Chip was always around.
We had lots of success and I think between my iceboating days
and Chip flying from his youth to his retirement in over fifteen
different types of trainers and fighters we did have some idea of
wind and sailing!
When I announced in 1984 that I was going to sell the Cal 20
and retire, Chip found another crewing job in the fleet and sailed up
to the time he could no longer do it safely or with any confidence.
Both Chip and Norma were fine all around sailors and will be
missed by many of us.They must have had something planned
because just two days after Chip passed away, Norma did also.
Chip (L) and Norma Gunther (R) with Walter & Grace Craver
13
SUMMER 2014 JUNIOR PROGRAM • SUMMER FUN BEGINS AT KYC!!
KYC's Summer Program 2014 for juniors is the highlight of our
year-round program. In an atmosphere of camaraderie and fun
Junior Sailors learn the basics of sailing including all points of sail,
knots, water safety and seamanship while building confidence and
developing organizational and social skills. Additionally, KYC’s
family oriented facility allows young people to learn tennis and to
swim in a safe, well supervised environment.
SESSION DATES
SAILING/TENNIS
Session 1: June 2 to June 13
Session 2: June 16 to June 27
Session 3: June 30 to July 11
Session 4: July 14 to July 18
Session 5: July 28 to August 1
SWIMMING
Session 1: June 2 to June 13
Session 2: June 16 to June 27
Session 3: June 30 to July 11
Session 4: July 14 to July 18
Session 5: July 28 to August 1
HOW TO REGISTER
Registration will be accepted during normal office hours at the KYC
Office. All class sizes are limited and students will be accepted on
a first come, first served basis. All applications, charter agreements,
medical and release forms (on the bottom of the application) must
be submitted prior to the beginning of class.
JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP AT KYC
Juniors ten years of age and up may become members at KYC.
Complete information on the Junior Membership may be obtained
from the KYC Office.
Further Information:
For specific information relating to the Sailing Program contact
Sailing Director Jesse Andrews at 247-4121 or by
e-mail to
[email protected].
For specific information relating to the Tennis Program contact
Bruce Nagel at 262-2057.
For information concerning the Learn to Swim Program contact
the Kaneohe Yacht Club Office at 247-4121.
Sea Urchin Class: Students (ages 6-8 yrs. old) with little or no
previous sailing experience. An introduction to sailing taught in a
Cal 20 with an instructor on board at all times. Students become
familiar with the boat and sailing in the bay. They will get hands on
experience rigging, trimming sails and steering the boat. Limited
to 5 students per class. Please bring your own life jacket.
Cost: Members $120.00 and Non-Members $140.
Class times: Monday – Friday, 1:30 p. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Session 1- June 2- 6, Session 2- June 9-13, Session 3- June
16-20, Session 4- June 30-July 3, (Monday –Thursday)
members-$96.00/non-members $112.00, Session 5- July 21-25,
Session 6-July 28-August 1st.
Morning Beginner: For beginning (entry-level) sailors primarily,
students aged 9 to 18. This class emphasizes knowledge of the
boat, rigging, basics of sailing, water safety, and confidence in boat
handling on all points of sail. Class times: Monday - Friday, 9:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m.
Afternoon Accelerated Topper: For students primarily aged 9 to
18. Students that have already taken the beginning sailing class
and wish to further develop sailing skills and get comfortable sailing
on their own. This class will also focus on knowledge of the boat,
rigging, basics of sailing, water safety and confidence in boat
handling on all points of sail. Class times: Monday - Friday, 1:30
p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Introduction to Racing: Designed for the Junior Sailor who has
taken a beginner class but has not yet taken an advanced or racing
class. Emphasis is on boat handling skills and racing tactics. Class
times: Monday - Friday, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Advanced El Toro: Designed for the Junior Sailor interested in
improving racing skills. Class will consist of classroom lectures,
sailing drills and races. This class is a prerequisite for the 420/Laser
Racing Class. Class times: Monday - Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
420/Laser Racing: This class is for Junior Sailors primarily aged 13
to 18 who have taken the advanced El Toro class and are ready to
move on to 420 and Lasers. This class will stress the fundamentals
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and tactics of racing, all sail combinations including spinnakers, and
an emphasis on teamwork in the double-handed 420. Students are
encouraged to sign up for the 420’s with a partner. If they are
interested in sailing Lasers they are encouraged to use their own
boats. Class times: Monday - Friday, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
SAILING PROGRAM FEES AND DISCOUNTS
Fees for Sessions 1, 2, & 3—Morning Beginner and Afternoon
Accelerated Topper, Introduction to Racing, Advanced El Toro and
420/Laser Racing are $240.00 for Members and $280.00 for
Non-Members. The fee for students who enroll in both a morning
class and afternoon class will be $400.00 for members and $480.00
for Non-Members. There will be no class on July 4th, so Session 3
prices for Members are $200.00 and $240.00 for Non-Members.
The fee for students who enroll In both a morning and afternoon
class for Session 3 will be $320.00 for Members and $400.00 for
Non-Members.
*Fees for students who enroll in Sessions 4 & 5 (one week class) are
$120.00 for Members and 140.00 for Non-Members.
Program fees are payable upon submission of the application.
Payments must be by cash, check or credit cards. No fees will be
returned after May 30, 2014 and no fees will be prorated for missed
class time.
Fees for Pre-Teen and Teen members.
A 10% discount is applied for students using their own boats and
for sibling signing up at the same time.
SAILING PROGRAM SWIM TEST
All juniors, regardless of age or number of years in the program,
will be required to take a simple swim and lifejacket test on the first
day of class.
LEARN TO SWIM
Taught by a Red Cross Certified Water Safety Instructor, KYC’s
Learn to Swim Program will offer the following classes:
Minnows: For ages three and up. Red Cross Beginner Swimming
Levels 1 and 2 with emphasis on comfort, safety and fun in the water.
Class times: Monday - Friday 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Sharks and Dolphins: Red Cross Swimming Levels 3 to 6 tailored to
each student’s abilities. Sharks-Class times: Monday - Friday 11:00
a.m. to11:30 a.m. Dolphins-Class times: Monday – Friday 11:30-12
noon.
Fees will be $75.00 for Members and $85.00 for Non-Members.
Fees for Session 3 will be $67.50 for Members and $76.50 for
Non-Members.
TENNIS FUN AT KYC
The Bruce Nagel Tennis Academy at Kaneohe Yacht Club will offer
lessons in the same two week format as the Sailing Program.
Classes are taught by USPTA Certified Professionals who make
learning tennis fun and exciting. Tennis classes at KYC are offered
Monday through Thursday with Friday reserved as a “rain day”.
Champs - 5 to 8 years old. This class is for those with limited or no
tennis experience. Students will learn the basic strokes and develop
hand-eye coordination. This is a great age to learn tennis. Class
times: Monday - Thursday, 10:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.
Winners - 9 to 13 years old. These students can expect to learn the
strokes and strategies for playing the game of tennis.
Sportsmanship, conditioning and the fundamentals are emphasized.
Class times: Monday - Thursday, 8:15 a.m. to 9:15 a.m.
Future Pros - 8 to 15 years old. This class is for those juniors who
have already developed the basic strokes and fundamental tennis
skills. Class times: Monday - Thursday, 9:15 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
Fees for Sessions 1, 2, & 3 are $135.00 for Members and $150.00
for Non-Members.
*Fees for Students who enroll in Sessions 4 & 5 (one week class)
are $75.00 for Members and $90.00 for Non-Members.
KANEOHE YACHT CLUB
2014 SUMMER PROGRAM APPLICATION
NAME: __________________________________________________
Nickname: ________________________________ Age: ___________
ADDRESS: _______________________________________________
Telephone: ______________________ e-mail: ___________________
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY NOTIFY: ________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian Contacts
Mother: ________________ Daytime Phone: ______________ Cell/2nd number: _________________
Father: _________________ Daytime Phone: ______________ Cell/2nd number: _________________
Sailing Class
Morning Beginner
Session
Cost
Session
Cost
1 2 3
$240 $280 4 5
$120 $140
Afternoon Accelerated Topper 1 2 3
$240 $280 4 5
$120 $140
Introduction to Racing 1 2 3
$240 $280
4 5
$120 $140
Advanced El Toro
1 2 3
$240 $280
4 5
$120 $140
420/Laser
1 2 3
$240 $280
4 5
$120 $140
El Toro/420 Combined 1 2 3
$400 $480
4 5
$240 $280
Session 3- Members $200/$320
Non-Members $240/$400
Learn to Swim
Session
Cost
Minnow
1 2 3
4
$75 $85
Shark
1 2 3
4
$75 $85
Dolphin
1 2 3
4
$75 $85
Session 3- Members $67.50
Non-Members $76.50
Session 4-5- Members $37.50
Non-Members $$42.50
Tennis Class
Session
Cost
Session
Cost
Champs
1 2 3
$135 $150
4
5
$75 $90
Winners
1 2 3
$135 $150
4
5
$75 $90
Future Pros
1 2 3
$135 $150
4
5
$75 $90
(Less Discount ______________)
Total Due: _________________
Release
I, ___________________________, agree to hold Kaneohe Yacht Club, its officers,
employees and all committees concerned harmless and free of liability of any nature
whatsoever for accidents to my child while participating in the Kaneohe Yacht Club
Summer Programs. I understand and agree that I will be responsible for any damage
to any property caused by my child. P r o g r a m f e e s a r e p a y a b l e u p o n s u b m i s s i o n
of the application. Payments must be by cash, check or credit card. No
fees will be returned after May 30, 2014 and no fees will be prorated for
missed class time.
_______________________________________________________________________
Signature of parent or guardian
Date
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Telephone 808-247-4121
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