24
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
2
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
IN THIS ISSUE4 MESSAGE FROM THE COMMODORE
6 MEMBERSHIP AND MARKETING REPORT
9 VICE COMMODORE’S REPORT
12 SHIPS STORE REPORT
13 CRUISING & VOYAGING REPORT
14 SAILING REPORT
15 JUNIOR SAILING REPORT
21 FISHING REPORT
22 GALLEY BY THE SEA
22 SPECIAL SECTION
23 CALENDAR
ON THE COVERCopyright © 2018 Carolyn Majewski
The Bulletin committee will now be publishing our newsletter on the fifth day of each month, allowing a full 30 days of activities to be captured.
Photo Submission: The Bulletin committee often includes photos submitted by members. To guarantee the best printed quality, please use a minimum setting of 2M for file size on your digital camera when taking photos for Bulletin submission. Photos taken at a smaller size cannot be guaranteed for proper printing quality. Photos will be accepted via e-mail at [email protected]. Please attach photos to e-mails and do not insert or embed them into the e-mail. When submitting photos, please include the event and the name of the photographer. Photo captions are optional and should be kept to 15 words or less. Texting/iMessage submissions will not be accepted. The Bulletin committee cannot be responsible for misspelled names of members, non-members and boats as we rely on editorial contributions from flag officers, etc.
ADVERTISING RATES
Layout Size 1x 6x 11x Full Page 7 1/2 x 10 $ 150 $ 130 $ 120 Half Page 7 1/2 x 4 15/16 $ 80 $ 75 $ 65 Half Page V 3 11/16 x 10 $ 80 $ 75 $ 65 1/3 page 7 1/2 x 3 1/4 $ 60 $ 55 $ 50 1/4 page 3 11/16 x 4 15/16 $ 50 $ 45 $ 40 1/8 page 3 11/16 x 2 3/8 $ 30 $ 30 $ 25 Business Card 3 1/4 x 2 $ 25 $ 25 $ 20
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 GOVERNORSJ.B. Bransford Steven 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 – OPEN 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
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
33
M-F 8-5 • SAT 8-4 • SUN GONE FISHINGPIER 38 FISHING VILLAGE(808) 537-2905 • POP-HAWAII.COM WE GOT IT
EXPODEMOS | FOOD | SALE
05.19.201810A - 3PKICKING OFFNATIONALSAFE BOATING WEEK
Easter Beer Can Hunt Great fun following Rabbit Island Race- Easter Beer Can Hunt!
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
4
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMODORE
Aloha Hawaii Yacht Club Members,
As we approach the end of the first quarter of 2018, we can take a look at some of the club’s accomplishments and look forward toward our future objectives. To date, we have secured a top notch Galley; expanded funding for our Junior Sailing Program; revamped publication of the Bulletin to save money (without compromising quality); repaired the sewer; begun repairs to the seawall; held our first Open House recruiting new members; expanded Thursday night activities to include Beer Tastings, Ladies Night Out, and Trivia Night; attracted a nearly record attendance of 135 youth at the Junior Fishing Tournament; conducted well-attended Kokohead and Pokai Sail Races and hosted a wedding showcase for A-list wedding planners. Going forward, we are planning for a Beer Festival this summer and enhancing security at the clubhouse.
The Board of Governors is very focused on getting the club’s financial affairs in order. A critical step toward this was to secure an innovative galley concessionaire, thereby bringing much needed vitality and revenue into the club. We are working strategically to balance the budget by looking at new approaches to ongoing expenses, such as: setting up a special fund to close the deficit for the Junior Sailing Program; reimagining the cleaning of the clubhouse; placing a limit to the number of senior/lifetime members; adjusting the budget for live music; evaluating member discounts at the bar compared with happy hours; adding classified ads for members to the Bulletin and starting a new wedding party program with the help of our new galley. We also retired the cash card due to compatibility problems with calculating credit for member minimum spend. This is all part of a multi-pronged plan to enhance the club’s financial standing.
The HYC Membership and Marketing Committee has already held our first Open House Membership Drive and we will be continuing these drives each quarter. This quarter we offered zero initiation fees until the end of March. The future membership drives will focus on using the Open House format to introduce interested parties to the facilities, the members and the benefits of membership. As always, we depend on our members to introduce and encourage new members to join. The more members we have, the more fun we have and we will be better off financially as well.
All of this activity is the result of the efforts of many volunteers. For one, I would like to introduce our new Rear Commodore of Sail, Ron Uryga, who has generously volunteered to spearhead our outstanding sailing program. He is an excellent sailor and an experienced and dedicated Race Committee Volunteer. If you would like to get more involved in our sailing program, please contact Ron to help out. The Ships Store is benefiting from Catherine Howell’s cheerful assistance. Please consider lending a hand so store hours can expand, which will also increase club revenue.
We are still in need of a volunteer to take the position of Rear Commodore of Power. We have some fun fishing events that need a point person. Thanks to Board member J. B. Bransford, we are moving forward with our schedule, but it would be more effective with this important position filled. Please let me know if you are interested.
With George Berman and Tuuli Suomala leaving the island to pilot a land yacht on the continental United States, we are lacking a volunteer to take the minutes of our meetings as Tuuli generously did. This is a great way for a member to see the club leadership in action. I would very much love to hear from you if this is something you want to do.
(continued on page 5)
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
55The Aloha Club
To those who are jumping in to help, I would like to offer special thanks: The Board of Governors: J. B. Bransford, Steve Eder, Tom Gann, Brian Orandello, Linda West
Vice Commodore Sohan Pieris, Port Captain Robby Buck, Marketing Committee Chair Jen Long, Bar/Galley Committee Chair Joanne Weldon , Ships Store Committee Chair Patti Naiyoke , House and Grounds Chair Carl Geringer
In addition to the above: Joe Bakos, Moose, Miguel, Chris Howell, Catherine Howell, Tony Miller, Tracy Eder, Tom Gebhardt, Eder Gebhardt, Nikki DeHeart, Cindy Scheopner, Bob Miller, Carolyn Majewski, Robert Majewski, and many, many others.
Aloha,
Richard Denton Commodore Hawaii Yacht Club
(continued from page 4)
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
6
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
MEMBERSHIP AND MARKETINGAloha Members!
I apologize for the e-blasts not getting out in a timely manner! I was under the weather this past month, which left me unable to do much for about a week. I am going full bore now though and am as busy as ever, so I am grateful that Hayley Felten has volunteered to help me put the Bulletin together before it goes to Carolyn Majewski for final preparation. Thank you, Hayley and Carolyn! It truly takes a village...
We have been throwing around ideas on what we can offer at the club as fun things to do. If you don’t already know, there are a few things I have started to host at the club which a lot of members really seem to enjoy. These events are self-funded by donations/fees and bring in money for our club. You don’t want to miss out on these fun times! Thank you to Joanne Weldon and my partner Craig Wicke for helping make this possible! I couldn’t do it alone! If anyone else would like to help run these events please do contact me!
Our fun Thursday night events are as follows:
• Trivia Night! By popular demand, this will now be twice a month, on the first and second Thursdays of the month. We use the big screen in the Upper Galley Bar and the questions cover a wide expanse of knowledge. Get your thinking caps on and find team mates to join in the fun! We offer a prize for the winning team or person (solo participants are always welcome).
• Girls Night Out! This is a chance for us girls to get together and have some fun every second Thursday of the month! We offer $1 off drinks and pupus for everyone, with an extra 20% off for members. Guys are also welcome!
• Wine Tasting! This popular event is held on the third Thursday of the month. Joanne Weldon offers a great selection of wine as well as treats on these evenings.
• Craft Brew Tasting Night! Come on the fourth Thursday of the month to taste unlimited samples of beers from local craft brewers for $15 (until the beer runs out!), plus pupus and 3 entries to a raffle for brewery swag! I want to say a big Mahalo to Honolulu Beerworks, Waikiki Brewing Company and Aloha Beer Company for all that they have done to contribute to the success of these nights. This event is a lot of fun and is sure to get even more popular as time goes on! We are looking forward to Lanikai Brewery joining us in April!
We are working on ideas for other fun events...
Over this coming month, I will be creating a new and improved website for the yacht club. Our website has needed a facelift for quite a while! We want to make it mobile friendly as well as giving it a new and improved look; it will be more user friendly and things will be easier to find. Expect a lag time for a couple of days while we switch things over, but rest assured I will let everyone know when that’s about to happen.
I appreciate everyone’s patience as I try to keep up with the demanding schedule I have running both HYC Marketing and Membership committees as well as working full time. Nikki has taken a back seat from membership chair for a while to pursue her Master’s Degree, so I have been taking on her role too. This is proving to be a steep learning curve for me! I apologize to anyone who has been overlooked or has not been followed up on regarding membership issues. I am just trying to keep swimming!
See you at the club!
Jen Long HYC Marketing Committee Chair and HYC Membership Committee Co-Chair
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
77
TRIVIA NIGHT HAWAII YACHT CLUB PRESENTS
GRAND PRIZE TO THE TEAM OR PERSON WITH THE MOST CORRECT ANSWERS!
THURSDAY APRIL 5, 2018 @ 6:00pm Hosted by Jen Long
Come have fun and test your knowledge!Bring some pupus to share
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
8
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
COME IN FOR A FUN FILLED NIGHT OF TRIVIA GAMES AND PUPUS$1 OFF DRINKS
April 12, 20186:00 - 9:00 PM
HAWAII YACHT CLUB
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
99
VICE COMMODORE
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.
“— Mahatma Gandhi
Aloha HYC members and friends!
This update will be short as I have been inundated with work at my full-time job and I have not been able to get my thoughts together to write at length.
Nevertheless, I would like to remind all of you of my goal of getting a Defibrillator for the club, which I am committed to making happen. I have a sign-in sheet on the Vice Commodore notice board downstairs. Please join me in pledging toward this goal!
As requested by some members, I am trying out DJs on a Friday night to see whether we can attract the younger members to come upstairs and have fun, while also trimming some costs on the entertainment front!
I can’t help but say how thrilled I am (as are many other members) with our new Galley! With ‘summer’ in the horizon, I can’t help but be excited about what we can do to make the club the most exciting place in the Ala Wai. Let’s achieve this together!
Aloha,
Sohan Pieris HYC Vice [email protected]
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
10
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
APRIL 26, 20186:00 - 9:00 PM
$15 PER PERSON FOR TASTING AND ENTRY INTO
RAFFLE FOR SWAG$5 DONATION FOR PUPUS TO
BENEFIT THE JR SAILING PROGRAM
QUESTIONS/RSVP TO JEN LONG @ 503-960-6719 OR [email protected]
HAWAII YACHT CLUB CRAFT BREW NIGHT
Trivia Night March 8, 2018Craig and Jen
Trivia Night March 8, 2018Jodi and Darren
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
1111
HAWAII YACHT CLUB
April 19, 2018 @ 6:00pm$20 per person
Reservations RecommendedCall Kevin - 808-381-0544
WINE TASTING
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
12
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
Hawaii Yacht Club Ships Store Update
The Ships Store is under new management! Patti Naiyoke is the new chair of the Ships Store committee and Katie Howell is the new acting manager. As usual, JoJo will make sure that the Ships Store is open to potential customers during office hours. Katie is already manning the Ships Store on Friday evenings from 6-8 p.m.
In addition to office hours and Friday evenings, we would love to see the Ships Store open on Monday evenings 6-8 p.m., Sunday mornings 9-12 a.m. and Saturday evenings 6-8 p.m. Volunteers are needed to fill these shifts and we welcome male/female regular members, companions of regular members and social members. We will provide you with training in using the cash register, stocking the store and taking inventory. Call Katie or Patti to sign up! As soon as we have firm schedules from volunteers, we will advertise our new opening hours.
We also welcome volunteers to join our Ships Store committee! Committee members select items for purchase, assist in our monthly inventory, and fill-in hours/shifts when needed.
All the help we can get will be greatly appreciated!
The Ships Store is one of our profit centers. Let’s make it great again!
Smooth Sailing!
Patti Naiyoke 808-386-0709
Katie Howell 808-275-6718
SHIPS STORE
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
1313
Aloha Cruisers,
We had a terrific turnout for our Presentation & Potluck gathering on March 6th with many announcements, guests, and exciting tales of recent cruising voyages.
Many thanks to our presenters for the evening Kawika Warren and Bill Beadle, who shared their recent cruise to Moloka’i and Maui aboard Boy Luetje’s Beneteau 40 Glory Days. They saw whales and turtles, caught some Aku, and took many beautiful pictures along the way. Due to lack of wind most of the time, they had to motor sail most of the way. All in all, it was an enjoyable voyage and ended by returning to the Hawaii Yacht Club during the exciting Friday night races. Mr. Luetje, by the way, is a Professor of Economics, who teaches in China and came home to Hawaii for the Chinese New Year celebration.
Jeff Naus introduced his guests, Mark 1 and Mark 2, who recently crewed for him on their cruise to Maui. We were entertained by their exciting story about Jeff’s dinghy. Stay tuned for more adventures/misadventures as Jeff will soon be a guest presenter. A warm welcome was extended to Rob, a solo sailor who recently arrived from Polynesia. Rob will certainly have some interesting stories to share with us.
Tom Gebhardt was happy to report that he went out on Giant Turtle to Keehi Lagoon in March for a day sail. The weather has sure been a factor for getting on the water this year, so it is good to hear that there is more sailing activity gearing up now.
Congratulations to James Purvis who announced his retirement on February 28th from his civilian job for the Air Force. He is looking forward to spending more time on the water and working on the ‘Honey Do’ list from his wife (me!).
Mark your calendars for our next Potluck and Presentation on Tuesday April 3, 2018 at 6:30 p.m., downstairs at HYC. Please come and bring a potluck dish to share. We look forward to hearing from Bill Taylor regarding the Blessing of the Jr. Sailing Fleet held at the end of March.
Our Sunday Brunches are back! We welcome you to join us the third Sunday of each month at the Galley by the Sea restaurant. Our next brunch is scheduled for April 15, 2018, at 9:30 a.m. The breakfast menu is excellent and “onolicious”!
Until next time, Happy Cruising! Marybeth Purvis
CRUISING AND VOYAGING SOCIETY
Presenters Kawika Warren and Bill Beadle
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
14
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
Aloha fellow yacht club members,
We had a race-filled month of March. We had originally scheduled the annual spring Pokai Race for Saturday, March 17, but due to light wind, we postponed the race to the next day. Mahalo to Craig Wicke who volunteered to man the mark boat near Iroquois Beach. The results of the race were as follows: Wasabi won the X fleet; Kahuna won the A fleet; Whisper (under club member Steve Stock) won the B fleet and Mayhem, with our Steve Eder as skipper, won the downwind portion, being the first boat to round the mark.
We held our annual Rabbit Island Race on Saturday, March 31. After a prediction of light air again, the race was started in a surprising 12 knots of wind, followed by a thunderstorm after the fleet rounded Diamond Head bouy. The winners were the same as the Pokai race: Wasabi (X fleet); Kahuna (A fleet) and our own Whisper (B fleet).
Our next club race is the Mesick in July. Steve Eder and the crew of Mayhem are representing HYC in the upcoming Lipton Cup - please wish them luck!
Ron Uryga RC Sail
SAILING
Ron Uryga being inducted as Rear Commodore for Sail by Judge Advocate Mitch Burns Esquire
Photo by Jen Long Whisper Pokai Race March 18, 2018 Photo by Carolyn Majewski
WasabiPokai Race March 18, 2018 Photo by Carolyn Majewski
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
1515
Aloha,
Thanks to Kawika Warren for letting the sailing program borrow his dinghy for our high school classes! It kept the Sacred Hearts sailors safe during the afternoon practices.
We picked up 2 new Open Bic sailboats from a shipment of 29 boats to Hawaii. The Magic Island Sailing Foundation donated one of these and the other came from a boat sale by HYC. That brings the total Bic fleet at HYC to 8, which will be great for the sailors.
We begin our Interscholastic League of Honolulu Sailing Regattas on Wednesday April 4. Races will be held in the harbor on Monday/Wednesday afternoons and in the ocean on Tuesdays/Thursdays through the month of April.
One of HYC’s sailors, Addie Ruiz, is competing in the Laser Midwinters West Regatta in Santa Barbara, before travelling to the Gulf Coast for another laser race. She has also been accepted to attend the California International Sailing Association Clinic in Long Beach in April. We wish her well in all of her events!
Scott MelanderJunior [email protected]
JUNIOR SAILING
Junior Sailors at their best Photo by Katie Howell Cy Howell sailing Photo by Katie Howell
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
16
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
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.
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
1717
ST. PATRICK’S DAY 2018
Leslie Sullivan -Hostess extraordinaire! Brunch with the Sullivan’s was wonderful!
The Howells enjoying brunch!
Don and Lorna Galley by the Sea - Super turnout for St. Patty’s!
Bob and Michi Caires
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
18
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
JUNIOR FISHING TOURNAMENT MARCH 2018
2017 Scoring Committee
Fun at the weigh station!
What a great catch!
JB Bransford with Mathew IkedaFirst Place Winner. Photos by Miles
Anderson, Jim Ohara
HUGE Turnout
One tired fisherman!
The Winners-Along with WYC Commodore Todd Rasmussen, tournament organizer,
JB Bransford & Cole Slater
Weighing and Measuring Team
Larry and JB Bransford
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
20
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
FISHING
The Junior Fishing Tournament was awesome! HYC hosted 139 kids that came out for a fun day of fishing. A big thanks to everyone at HYC and WYC who came and volunteered and to those who organized this fantastic event!
We are hosting yet another awesome day on the water this month! The 39th Annual Senoritas’ Fishing Tournament will be held on Saturday, April 14, 2018. Fishing will start at 0600 hours and end at 1700 hours. Everyone must be back by 1800 hours. An awards party will be held on Sunday, April 15, 2018 at 3 p.m. on the Lower Deck.
Immediately following the awards, there will be a “Mahalo Party” to honor and thank Al Bento for his years of keeping the Hawaii Yacht Club and fishing fleet going. This is open to all members and friends. We are asking each person attending to contribute $20 to cover the costs of the following food and drink:
Roast pig
Huli-huli rib roast
Seafood specialties by Mitch’s
Boolie’s fish tacos
Free beer (while it lasts)
For party information, or to RSVP please call Linda West on 808-351-3113.
For information on entry fees, rules and restrictions for the fishing tournament, please call Craig Mitchell on 808-927-4761.
Al Bento
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
2121
Now accepting advanced bookings…call Gina at 808-371-2384
Hours of operation:Fridays and Saturdays 5pm – 9pm
Sunday Brunch from 9am-1pm
Here at the Galley, we strive to bring fresh, homemade food to HYC members, with an emphasis on friendly service and “from scratch” recipes, incorporating local produce whenever possible. With special seasonal and holiday menus, there is something for everyone at the new galley at HYC.
Aloha, Leigh and Gina
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
22
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
Searching for a Lost Sailor Five adventurers take on a mission to Hawaii’s remote northern islands to find a missing solo sailor. By Ronnie Simpson January 31, 2018
Do you see him?” I asked. “Nope. Only birds and rocks,” Tyler replied, his eyes still glued to the back-side of the binoculars. “Blast the horn again,” he said.
Inhaling deeply, I blew on the orange safety horn as loudly as possible, as if I could will the missing sailor to appear from the nearly vertical guano-covered rocks before us. Despite my best efforts, Guo Chuan did not appear; the horn blast only further excited the brown boobies and storm petrels who looked down on our 46-foot racing sailboat with curiosity.
Full article can be found online at -https://www.cruisingworld.com/searching-for-lost-sailor#page-4
(Ronnie Simpson is a sailor, surfer, and writer who lives in Honolulu and is currently pursuing a degree in integrated multimedia at Hawaii Pacific University. He cruises the Hawaiian Islands aboard his Peterson 34, Quiver. Ronnie is the co-founder of a wounded veterans sailing nonprofit http://www.coreveterans.org.)
SPECIAL SECTION: Reprinted with permission from the January issue of Cruising World Magazine
The crew posed for a picture before setting off from Kauai — from left to right: Tyler, Mike, Killer, Roscoe and Ronnie
April, 2018
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
2323
APRIL 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
Tai Chi 8-9am
Tai Chi 8-9am
Tai Chi 8-9am
Tai Chi 8-9am
Ahhhloha Yoga 9-10am
Ahhhloha Yoga 9-10am
Ahhhloha Yoga 9-10am
Ahhhloha Yoga 9-10am
CVS Brunch 9:30am
BoG Meeting 6:30pm
Ladies NightTrivia Night 6-9pmCaptain's Meeting 6pm Senoritas' Fishing
Seamanship Class
Senioritas' Fishing 6am
Senoritas' Fishing Awards 3pm
General Membership Meeting 6:30pm
Wine Tasting 6pm
Beer Tasting Lanikai Brewery 6:30pm
Jr.Sailors 9:30am
Don Conover 6-9pm
CVS 13th Anniversary upper galley Band for everyone to enjoy 3-8pm
Trivia Night 6-9pm
Band-Koa Kane
Music -DJ Godiva
Band-Simplicity
Band-Green Flash
Band-Amber Ricci
*Note calendar above is subject to change. April is a very active month at the club. For updates, please visit:
http://www.hawaiiyachtclub.org/news-updates/events-parties/
www.hawaiiyachtclub.org
24
HAWAII YACHT CLUB BULLETIN
JOIN HAWAII YACHT CLUB ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Don’t miss out! Follow, like, share and if you can... comment on our posts. Your Marketing Committee is working very hard to spread the word about all the great
things we have going on at HYC. If you are a member it is worth your while to check it more often. Sometimes that will be the first place you hear about an event!
Every “like” makes a BIG difference. (Be sure to actually tap on the LIKE button!)
Did you know we are on Instagram?Checkout and FOLLOW US:
www.instagram.com/hawaiiyachtclub/
Did you know there is a new Facebook page for our new galley? Checkout and FOLLOW US:
www.facebook.com/galleybytheseaathawaiiyachtclub/
For all our social media links visit: www.hawaiiyachtclub.org/about/contact-us/
