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Ex-islanders everywhere will gather to get their annual "' Island-fi x" in the coming months. Even though they li ve o n the mainland. you know where their hearts and roots are. M O. April 11-13 21ld Pure Aloha, Cali fo rni a Hotel, 702-296-3947 or 804-5 165. April 20-26 40th M errie Monarch Festival Hi 10. HI. 808-935-9 168. April 27 10th 'Ukulele Festival of Northem Calif. Hayward. CA. 5 10-793- 11 65. May 2 & 3 6th George Naope Northwest Festival l=- x ~ at ria t es of Hawai'i co a s l ~ t o - coaS l - as well as fo lk s For the thro ngs of ex-i slander s li v ing throughollt th e Seattle, WA. 425-787-0928. ma inland. it's thei r seasoll to LI se a local Hawaii an festi va l L Sll1I lU Cky enough to live in Hawa i 'j - shed their May 3 o r two <.I S a way 10 re turn to the ir roots and re member overcoats and begin celebratino their annual 110 'o/aule '(I 15th Hilla Ho'ike "homc" - lc ri yaki beeL kalll"a p ig. 1l111 "UIllU ' U and a loha (festi val) agai n. Some of t h o~ ho'olaul e'a attract less G lendale. CA. 8 18-84 1-3547. lhan 10,000, bUl mOSl easil y exceed lhal lofty number shirt. is land ente rtain ment w hic h goes o n-stage all day afler a weekend's lall y. lo ng by singers an u hula hala/{ (u ance g ro ups). M an y M ay 3-4 even d ress as ir they were in Hawai"j - walking shorts. • 6th Lei Day Las Vegas 2003 Th e 2nd Pure Aloha opens th e season at the Cali fo rnia Hawai ia n T-s hirts and " rubha s lippas:" Californi a Hote l. 702-25 1-5793. HOlel parking lot on Apri l 11 - 13. The largest of th em a iL • 14th Pacific Islander Festival the 9th San Diego Festi val on Sept. 27-28, is perh aps th e T he larger fest ivals have SO a nd even surpass 100 booths. Ken Mall oy Regiona l Park. grandest of all fe sti va ls, nearing 100.000 att e ndees Pa rti c ularl y for festi v al s ,- !lo n g th e w es tern region. last year. Wilmington. CA. 7 14-968- 1785. vendors fro m H awai 'j a ls o a tt e nu to se ll the ir wares. M ay 10 191h Hawaiiall May Day Festival Alameida Fai rg rounds. Pleasanton. CA. 650-355-645 1: 5 10-786-2890.

6 ' O H A N A MEI / IUNE 2003 A Note from the Editor

MEL OZEKI , PH,D, ilver Financial Needs Anticipated. ______IOHANA (family)® tate We wi ll like ly be in a state of war Dreams Fulfilled. VO L Uf\,IE 7 ISSUE 5 M ay/June 03 chools when you read this column, If we "'iiii-~~ EDIT UNION Publisher / Editor Mel Ozeki, Ph,D. are not. I still implore everyone to • 13 location s, incl uding 5 Albertsons grocery store branches (evening & Sat hrs) cdit [email protected] remember - We, as citizell s of the Ullited Slates of America, have a • FREE checking and ATMN ISA Check Card (withdraw cash at 100+ surcharge­ Managi ng Edi tor Emily Ozeki goveTllmellt of the people, by the free CO-OP Netwo rk ATMs ac ro ss the va ll ey, or use as a deb it card anywhere [email protected] people, alld for the people. Pro and con before commencement of hostility is fine for it's "free speech," VISA is accepted) Art Director I Design Cindy Temple However, after our troops are committed, Pres ide nt Bush • FREE online account access and bill pay in g se rvices cindy @cbgrh:.com deserves the support of its citizens. Personnel in harm 's Marketing way may give their li ves for the freedoms we enj oy. To • Low rate vehicle and home eq uity loans-you ca n even apply on line! Suzanne Aguiar (Kaua'i) 808-651·1251 support them Signifies that those w ho die in battle will not have perished in vain. Read two stories from an airman • Higher yie ld money market, certificate and IRA accounts (in cluding Education Vance Cannon (Las Vegas) 702-892-81 11 Savings accou nts); federa lly and priva tel y in sured up to $350,000 and navy sailor on pages 3 1-32, After the guns report a nd missil es launch, from our land here to the Persian Gulf • Flexible home loan and refinancing programs, adjustable and fi xe d Photography Brian Janis/Photolechnik there. our troops need our support t phototechnik.com • In this issue we're happy to publish special items - mother's and father's day and Memorial Day, Havi ng Contact us at (702) 733-8820 or It's easy to join. Film Output I Printer Nevada Color Litho walked the hall owed grounds of Gettysburg. I've always online at VVV\nN'.silverstatec:::u.com been fascinated with Lincoln 's address that honored those Ask us how! 5 I ,000 casualties w ho died to preserve th eir val ues. The Web site: ohanamagnzinc.com - - _. " '-'=''::- ~ iro ny of that great Civil War is that it was Ameri cans vs. U 'IICUA_J E51~ ,~:... 'OHANA (fomily)® Magazine (ISSN 1090-5 189) for LErlDER Ameri cans. May/June 2003. Published hi-monthly (six times/year) by 'OHANA. 2485 W. Wigwam Ave. # 112 Las Vegas. • I hope that you have an opportunity to celebrate the 2003 NV 89 123· 1684. Ph 702-434·0544; Fax 702-435·8561. ho' olaule 'a season. It a ll ows expalriated islanders living Periodicals postage paid at Las Vegas, NY. Entries also throughout the mainland to gathe r for food and entertain­ in . HI. POSTJ\llASTER: Pl ease send address me nt, to rekindle ti es which they will never fo rget. Every MOVING TOOR FROM HAWAII? changes to 'OHANA. P,O, Box 230910. Las Vegas, NV producer of these fe stivals, a lo ng with hundreds of 89123-0016, SUBSCRIPTION; Annual subscription is volunteers who give tho usands of hours, do a great .. Door to door Service To tl..\)JAll fXPRe.~ Automobile Shipping '-, \ r' .r' $25 main land US; $27 Hawaii. Personal check or money community service, A ll attendees can playa key role for and From Every Island ~~. u." • , 9 ';:: (F\I-:'" , U its success by keeping booze consumption in check. 411- Motorcycle Crating & Shipping order. All change of addresses Illll st be received by Jan . .. Full Truckloads or Small ~~..-<>.. 15. March 15. elc. New subscription requests after Alcoho l at a ho'olaul e'a last year played a role in local Shipments .- Computerized Tracking Periodical mailing in January. March. etc. will get fi rst officials closing Ihe Sunday portion of a two-day celebra­ magazine abolll 60 days laler. un less add itional $3 for ti o n, Everybody lost. Le i" s keep each other in check .. Weekly Sailings to Any Over 300 Agents Worldwide .. first-c lass postage sent. Firs t back issue. $5: addit ional w he reby such a s ituati o n will never happen again. Some Is land •• Special Crating for Fine Arts & copies. $3 each . fair-gael' s BYOB because many festivals no longer se ll .. Free Consulting for Oo -It­ MOVING SERVICES Antiques beer. Great is land music ians s uch as Keali'i Reichel, Yourself Moves Makaha Sons, The Brothers Cazimero, , By Sea, By Land, By A ir .. Full Replacement Insurance .. Storage available on all George Kahumoku, and Cecilio & Kapono (reuniting to Islands We're The r e ! .. Pricing Guaranteed celebrate their 30rh a nn iversary fo rming that dy na mite duo). a mo ng olhers. w ill be playing at differenl mainla nd .. High Quality Packing .. Economy Moves venues througho ut 2003. Matenal DeSigned to Protect Your Household IC C# 2 10421 • May God Bless everyone with sons and daughters. Items For Las Vegas area, call: husbands and w ives. in th is imminent conflict. They all wear the uniform to protect our way of life - we owe the m ~MOUERS f DO!:ignor ~ PAK·MAN. (NC. l' F:ii5.. ( Oistribution ~rvicm:. 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Public Service Announcement STATE SEEKS BETTER PRO BOWL DEAL The Nationa l Football League and I S L"A Hawai' i s larted n egotiations to keep the Pro B ow l in Honolulu. w ith th e state h oping to c ut it s price while making the HOP P G all- s ta r game part of an expanded marketing plan. The Pro Bowl is Sponsored by Ailitlay schcuul e d for O'ahu each February throug h 2005 . Compiled from Honolulu Advertiser TOYOTA and HOllolulu Star-Bulletin But h s ides \v ant to establish a year- round marke ting re lationship and ag ree they must do a better job INTER-ISLAND AIRLINES-UPDATE about that are important lO the eli ffe re nt promoting the gam e. w ith no plans (Q Aloha Airlines wi ll add three more unions and we'll continue to talk wi th move to another s il e. The state, trans-Pacific services; Vancouver-Kana th em," she said. Ling le said she would howevcr. wan ts to re duce the $5 million April 6, Sacramento- April 18, rather hold the line on pay hikes than annual s ubsidy it pays the league, a cut and Oakland-Lihu 'e June 19 . It layoff employees. currently serves Las Vegas, Phoenix, that the mos t p o pular American sport opposes. and Burbank and Orange County in HONOLULU HARBOR FACILITIES Ca li fornia. MUST EXPAND The a nnual gam e usually draws a full Haw aiian Airlines' flight attendants Honolulu Harbor, the life line that h o u se. Thi s year's Pro Bowl drew 18J)OO conceded to $3 .5 million in labor cost fun ne ls 98 percent of all consumer ollt-or-state v isitors to Hawai'i t reductions as part of more than $ 15 goods goods into Hawai 'i, nee d s up from about 16.000 las t year. Those improvements and expans ion costing v is it ors s pcnt $23.8 million on ~illion in overall employee conces­ 10 products. services and entertainme nt , SIOn s that the carrier said is needed to hundreds of millions of dollars return to profitability. accommodate future growth. according accou nting for $2.32 million in state to state and business officials. tax revenue. A fli ght attendan t fl ying an average of 75 hours a month earns $15 ,876 in the A 1995 survey ranked Honolulu as the The c urre nt agreem ent calls for Hawai'i first year, $30,375 in th e sixth year and 10th-busiest of all 75 North Ameri can to pay the NFL $5.38 million nex t $37,053 in th e 20th year. Flight container ports in terms of cargo February a nd $ 5.75 million in 2005. attendants' paid hours start from th e tonnage, but a follow- up s urvey found Th e money pays for sending NFL that its cargo acreage ranks in the players and admini s trators to the game lim .~ the airplane pushes back to beoin tax IIn g to th . e> lowest 30 percent. and o the r leag ue expenses. e lime th e door is opened after landi ng. BIG ISLAND SCHOOL IS PRICIEST H-3 FREEWAY TUNNELS ~ e n a~o r Dani el In ouye announced that A new round of private school tuition RENAMED AGAIN .e wll! not support an ant itru st exemp­ in creases is under way. with H awai' i Former state highways c hi ef Tetsuo tIOn that all owed both a irl ines to Preparatory Academy on the Bi g Is land Harano was hOllored by having the H-3 c oo:d in ~ t e fli ght capacity when it edging out Punaholl as the mos t Freeway renamed in hi s honor. expires In October. ex pensive private high school in the Harano's name was put back on the state. tunne ls aft e r a s tatewide petitio n LINGLE UPBEAT FOR FIRST c<..Impaign gat h e re d thousands of "100 DAYS" Under a tuition in c rease just announced signa tures. In her first 100 day s in office, Gov. for the next school year. pare nt.... of HPA Linda Lingle believes she's made head­ students in g rades nine through 12 w ill The tunne ls were named after the late way . toward her three main goals _ have to pay $ 13.650 a year. up from Gov. John Burns las t year for hi s role in he lping get H - J built. Burns' daughte r. s. honn g up the economy, resto nn. g tru st $ 12,800 thi s year. Hi gh school students In government a nd overhaulin g the who board at the Waimea school wi ll Shccn<.lgh . .... aid her family fe lt that state's edu cati on system. pa y $26.700. HPA has aboul 600 restoring Harano's name to the tunne ls stude nt s in g ruci es kinde rgart e n w as the right thing t n do. The largest un sett led part of th e bud get through 12. In vol ves the pay 01· governme nt HALEAKALA'S ASTRONOMY employees, she sa id. " We've made it Punahou will c harge $ 12,() 50 pe r yea r ROLE GROWING for all grade levels, w hile I'ol a ni clear from the begi nning th at we don't Whik llpplls itillll to ex pans io n of the tuition wi ll in l: r ca~ e I n $ 1 f),YOt) . ~ee any recurrin g revenue available for tc IC... L·O PCS Oil Malll1a Kea continues to Seabury Hall in Makawa' " Oil Maui Increases at this lime, but J be li eve Illak L.' h L'adlill L.' s . a s tnlllomy develop- there are other things thai we can talk plans a tuition incrca~c nex i YC<. lr : tuition is $ 12. ISO IlO W . > colllil1l1ed all page 25 10 ·O HAN A M E I /IU N E 2003 I I NEW ISLAND MUSIC ALOHA I'm in the process of putting the finishing touches on several new 'O'L'I) Island music albums. I'm producing "Hawaiian 'Ukulele Masters" FROM which features about 20 'ukulele tunes from some of the ( EDITOR'S NOTE: WE SINCERElY APPRECI ­ MEL&EMILY ATE OUR READERS TAKING TIME TO SEND SOUTHERN "greats" - Ohta-San and 19 others! The next album "The Music LITTLE NOTES OF ENCOURAGEMENT AND Thi s is one fantastic magazin e. We look G .~~~ .~ : Il · S SUPPORT FOR 'OHANA.) and Spirit of Hawaii" features another 20 friends doing what they forwa rd to every iss ue to bring us up to da te CALIFORNIA do best. presenti ng the music of Howoi'L Currently, we have EDITOR wit h ou r friends and events of " home." Danny Couch. Robi Kahakolu, Joy Larrin, Dennis Pa vao, and Thanks agai n for a maga zi ne that eve ryo ne, Your magazine is great! Keep up th e good other favorites. 8e on the lookout for these albums - or check our whether kama'aina or malahini wo uld enjoy website to buy on-line. work! Having lived on O'a hu for 34 years it reading . helps keep us up with things. We also James & June Kaneshiro, San Diego, NEW MUSIC SEASON COMING apprecia te the in form ation re Hawaiian CA. • •••••••• The premier location for Hawaiian music here in Southern activities here on the Mainlan d. Mahalo! We always look forward for articles about ALOHA )OE® California is w ithout a doubt, Whittier College in Whittier, Ca. Its Joan Woodell , Las Vegas , NV. "home. " Great magazine , keep them coming I Ruth B. Shannon Center is the perfect size for Island performers. Mel and Liz Rivas , Thousand Palms , CA . Aloha. everybody! Mahala for reading 'OHANA Magazine and How about an art icle on the onl y ukulele There are just two concerts remaining this season. In May, The the nice notes you've sent regarding this column, class in Las Vegas. Th e class is taught by We just love yo ur magazi ne I Brothers Cazimero make their 10th appearance. The Brothers are "Makalina" at the Las Vegas Senior Center Dartene & Phil Kwiatkowski , ISLAND MUSIC AWARDS real crowd pleasers and the Whittier audiences love them! The on Thursd ays 11 am to 2 pm 451 E. Bon anza Kamuela , HI. final show of this season is a tribute to Moe Keele, who passed Rd. Another Isla nd transpla nt. Because of the nature of the magazine business, all stories must be written way in advance, like finished in late February for this away April 15. 2002. Moe's son. Nalani, his band and friends will Wall & Irene Yonamine, Las Vegas , NV. I enjoy rea ding abo ut what is going on with ~ e all know what an old geezer is. May/June issue. So. at this ti me. I can only say that my first be coming from Hawai'j to put on a wonderful program, Whittier my classmates, sc ho olm ates and the Ninth ..,..,..; ' It's sl ang for old man. During a (EDITOR'S PANE: WE KNOW MAKALJNA Island. Hawaiian music album, "A Place Called Hawaii" has been is working on the 2003 - 2004 season. I know that the trio. Makaha HAMADA AND WIL L FEATURE HER SOON.) sporting event, during the playing of Sons, is penc iled in for a date, but the rest of the season isn't lei Hough, Lahaina , HI. the National Anthem, they hold their nominated for a Hawai'i Music Award, As the producer and liner 'Oh ana is an excelle nt magazine with Ihe note writer, I've had my fingers and toes crossed since February, firmed yet. The best way to find out is to get on Whittier's mailing WOUld like more articles on the enterlainers cap s aver their hearts and sing without Island flare. list. Call the Box Office. 562-907-4203. If you buy tickets. don·t in Hawa i'i. embarrassment. They know the words waiting. To order the album - send a S 15.99 check to: Aloha Joe Nadine Kealamakia, Cedar City, UT. forget to ask for the "Aloha Joe Discount! " Wallace Pfeifer, Joliet, IL. and believe them. PO Box 4777 Lakewood. CA 90711. EDITOR IT'S ALMOST HO'OLAULE'A TIME (EDITOR'S PANE: WilL GET CRACKING!) They r e m ember World War I , the LU'AU SEASON CONTINUES Yo u really have a we ll-wrillen , excellent D epression, World War II, Pearl I'm certain there's a lu'au in your city, somewhere! Most colleges A ho'oloule'a (festival) is the p erfect place to sit on a b lanket, magazine. ALOHA E MEL. Harbor, GuadaJcanal, Normandy and have Hawaiian clubs that hold a yearly lu'au as a fundraiser, as listen to Hawaiian music all-day, eat a plate lunch or two, and Philip Laymon , Kapa 'a, Hi. Your 'Ohana mag az in es are a terrific way to Hitler. They remember the Atomic Age, do most halau, Check your phone book for a Polynesian or buy products from the Islands. I'll be attending the Northridge sha re with our customers who miss Hawai'i the Korean War, the Col d War, the Jet Hawaiian dance club and see if they don't have a lu'au and Alondra Park ho'oloule'a. See our editor Mel's story, which and na haum ana whil e lea rning about the A ge, the Moo n Landing and Vietnam. scheduled. If that fails, we have a full lu 'au menu in the recipes is a comprehensive listing of ho'oloule'a throughout the U.S .. on culture an d 'o lelo Ha wa i'i . Mah ala nui loa for If you bump into a G eezer on the section of our website. So, if you live somewhere without an page 18, Until next issue, have yourself some great Hawaii a n­ ou r ex po su re and th e "Aloha connection ." sidewalk, he will apol ogi ze. Pass a Island restaurant you can still enjoy kalua pig - all you need is a style days and spend every" Aloha Friday" with us "live" at our Amy & Gary Cornellier, Sacramento, CA . ·~11 G eezer o n the street and he will nod, or crock pot! Auntie Maebelle has great recipes that will make you Pau Hana Party - Friday 4 - 6 pm Pacific time or Saturday 7 - 10 tip his cap to a lady. Geezers trust and your guest feel like you're on vacation! am Pacific for the Aloha Joe Radio Show. (www.alohajoe.com) experience strangers, and are courtl y to women. Aloha JOE®. They open car doo rs for ladies and hold 7?elaxation in 2)enrisrry ]n ;iMemoriam doors open for the next person, and always, w h e n walking. make sure a Accepting l ady i s an the inside for protection. New Patients. G eezers get e mbarrassed if someone c urses in front of women or children, Call Today ' _! and they don' t like v iolence and filth on TV a nd ITlovi es, G eezers have moral Tip of th e 'Olrwra Coconut Papale to an i sl ander from O'ahu w ho · courage. They seldom brag unless it is If w ill be a contes tant on the TV quiz show. Jeopard y. on June 19 o n 34. 1-7979'~ . about the i r g randc hildren in L ittle KGMB in Honolulu. Accepting mao.lnsuianco... L eague or 11111 Sic recitals . Arline West. a Kaimuki Hi gh graduate and UH Eng li sh major. was the MIchael J. Tomita, D.D.S. This country needs G eezers w ith their Stan S. Askew, D.D.S. decent values and COllllTIon sense. We o nl y person selected fro m nearl y 500 ho peful s w ho a ud itio ned in need the ln now more than ever. It's the Hono lulu in February. She was "rec ruited" earlier by the Perry & Price Geezers w ho know O llr great country is Radio Show in Honolu lu after passing a 50-question test. protected, not by the so-called In additio n to the lest. contestants are judged on performance and politic ians o r po lice, but by the young personality in a mock program. accordin g to a Jeopardy official in !island Inen and WQlllen in our military that m'e groENTAL CENTER ofSununeriin Masaji Oze/(j serving their country in fo reign lands, Los Angeles. 'A'c/o.Y /-i19,., (kn'H!n /('11I. ., ~('a.\'onaCfe (SfC, Hf AlZNG, 32 years; fa th er of m ilO r) just as they did, w ithout a thought A career counselor fo r nearl y 20 years. West said. "It wa~ great to be except to do the best job they can, and pi cked: it was fun. fascinating and frustrating - all at the same ti me," ovington Cross Drive, Suite 100 Jan. 15) 1919 - to return hOlne sa fely to loved o nes. (n'1!' S,,,,,.. oiin ParkW3}' & Town Center Drive) Each and ever yone of LI S sh o uld thank The Jeopardy C lue team developed a "Hawaiian" category whi le the re . March, 14) 2003 God for O ld G eezer s. T hat category is schedul ed to be lIsed o n co n tes tant ~ in late-May.

12 'O H ANA MEI / IUNE 2003 13 • Name C hris Hilbus 7 02 -3 63-7707 revenues are up 11 percent. I see people from Hawai'i coffee, and other diversified agriculture. I was working at Kanaka Occup. Retired - Lt. Col. , US AF (retired), Clark dail y and th ey are easy to spot. For those who read this, Costco in Kona when I saw an opening for their new County - De pt. o f AViatio n, (retired) please stop by and give me an Aloha next time you're at store in Las Vegas (Summerlin), so I transferred. I Educa. Kam e ha m e ha '63. Utah State Univ. the airport. I go home once a year but also like to go wanted to try something different I like it up here cause Niele '0 Hobbies Sports, reading, traveling other places too." there's lots to do. I don't gamble but I enjoy just going up On mainland in Las Veg as since 1992. to Mt. Charleston or Red Rock Canyon and just sitting. Name Stella (Sakamoto) Walen It's so peaceful. It took a little while to adjust to the "I got out of coll ege, during the V ietna m war, and joined 'Amelika 702-436-5357 weather but it's not bad now. I just use a lot of lotions and th e Air Fo rce. I fl ew F4s o n 220 missions over Viet Nam Occup. Office associate (R.C. Wil ey chap stick to keep my skin moist and natural." (Snooping around the mainland and even got hit tw ice w itho ut knowing it. I received th e Home Furnishings) and interviewing Hawaij's expatriates) by Vance "Pukuniahi" Cannon Distingui shed Flying C ross a nd 12 a ir m edals. After the Edu. Honoka'a '63, KCC Name George Kamakahi 702-493-2437 war, I spent fi ve years a t the Pe ntago n and my other Hobbies Needlepoint, crossword puzzles Occup. Pastor (Thy Word Ministry) overseas assignme nts were in Engla nd a nd Germany. I Hawai'i transplants on the mainland are easily On mainland since 1965. Now in Las Ve gas. Educa. Waipahu '72 identified by their mannerisms, dress, and speech. also got a taste of traveling by b e ing on the Air Force's Hobbies Cooking , building motorcycles and cars "I married a guy from Chicago and made my home there Their cars have Ikaika (mini-gourd warrior helmets inspecti o n team . I cam e to Las Vegas after my On mainland in Las Vegas sin ce 2000. for 35 years. In fact, our son lives th ere today. We used with feathers) or kukui nut leis hanging from retirement fro m the Air Fo rce a nd was the manager of to come to Las Vegas at least twice a year and finall y "I really didn't want to move to Las Vegas but God kept rearview mirrors with decals like "Hawaiian Style" or Clark County's fi ve gene ra l a irports until I retired last decided to get away from the cold weather, perm anent­ impressing on me that I should be there. This is my fifth "Hawaiian Pride" on their windows. Vance Cannon, year. I met my w ife in college a nd we have three girls ly, about a year ago. So we moved here and are church and most of th e 170 members are from the owner of Vegas Vance Tours, interviews these inter­ and five mo'opuna (gra ndChildre n)." preparing for retirement. I go back to Hawai'i often but islands. All five churches are un der one corporation and esting expatriates wherever he goes. If you'd like to the last time I was in my hometown of Honoka'a was I have pastors in the four Hawa i'i churches. My first be featured or would like to recommend someone, Name Stanley G a lisinao 7 02-324-8904 four years ago. I couldn't beli eve how it had changed ." Church was in Hilo, then Kon a, Waikoloa and Honol ulu. contact 'OHANA Magazine. Occup. Manager (Auntie Anne's Pretzel) Educa. Fa rringto n '85, UH I now like Las Vegas for its convenience - everything is Name Melani Kauhaiha'o 702-258-6555 so close by. I can handle th e weather and although there Name Shantel Hamada 702-247-9076 Hobbies Eating, music, drawing Occup. Cashier/Supervisor (Costco-Summerlin) isn't the beauty of Hawai'i here, it's tolerabl e." Occup. Fro nt Desk cl erk On mainland in Las Vegas since 1993. Educa. Ka'u '79 (Main St. Station Hotel / Casino) Hobbies Tennis, rodeo, camping, horses, hiking Educa. Hilo '95 On mainland in Las Vegas since 2001. Hobbies Kid s, trave l !lUUU",UU ...U.., 11 On mainland in Las Ve gas since 1998. $ - '$ ~ i ho'ohul a ho'opa'a 1 i to bring together, unite. i s_ et "$ free emoil ona homepoge e "$ - '$_ howollon ~ty l e web directory $~ j $" j e j $" "$ = $ - -'$ 6 •~ "$ ':2. ! '$ co:...\. ~ "After I graduated in the Travel Industry Management "$ ! Slwlll ei Hamada program at UH, I spent a numbe r of years w ith vari ous =$ ~ -t "I came here because I couldn't fin d any work in Hil o and hotels in Hawai'i. I finall y fe lt I had to get off th e "rock" "$ ! it allowed a better life for me and my ki ds. Once in a and 10 years ago m oved to Las Vegas. The food end of '$ www.ohana.com .r ~ the travel industry has always been my specialty. I am in while I get homesick because I haven't been home i The 'Ohana Network I HawaII's Premier Online Community 1 much since I have been here. We enjoy traveli ng to the middle of "travel," managing a fast food store in the _ $ D wing at McCarran Airport. I sta rted off managing two nearby places like the Grand Canyon and Disneyland. j AI i Everything IS so close to Las Ve gas. Working at th is coffee shops at th e airport and then the owner decided "$ ~ = hotel allows me to see many Hawai'i people on a to buy Auntie Anne's Pretzel. I took o n tile new chall enge "I grew up in Pahala (on Bi g Island) and there were only 1 ~ ! regular basis, and I like that." and we have done well. In fact. airport concession 61 in my high school graduating class. Pahala used to $ Information archite c ture 1 ww w . lra v· c a m I Intem ot presencepravfcl er ~ revenues are down 20 pe rcent . but Auntie Anne's be known for sugar cane; today it is macadamia nuts, -I I<»U6)II<»II"'II<»II<&U<» II6>II<»IIG>II<»II"'IIU,,"II<»II<&IIIIU*ji 14 'OHA N A MEI/IU N E 2003 15 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JaNIS RIVIIWS HES ~~ FIBST FDOR ~~ by jlllll' JVlles LAS V EGAS PO POURRI Head Fonrball Coach ar UH T he University of Hawai'i Pisa Tinoisamoa has been a huge success story for us ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• il \ had som e t o p -notch the past three seasons. He led our defense w ith 121 C OURTE SY OF ANTHONYCURTlS, LAS VEGAS ADVISOR • ~ • ~ C OMPILED BY EMi l Y 0 2E K I, M A N AG ING ED ITO R players w hen I showed up tackles in 2002 and is prepared to enter the NFL d raft. After slimming d own fo r his senior year. Pis a showed C ASINOS fo ur seasons a g o. We had and-beers deal: two 18-ounc e steaks, highest tab for a permanent show in Las some great q uic kness and earned tea m MVP honors . The Ritz Carlton lake Las Vegas is now open. vegetable, roils , and choice of potato. Vegas history. exceptio nal offensive line­ He has steadil y inc reased his ability over the years and It has 349 rooms, upscale dining, a 30,000 plus four bottles of beer. for S12.95. The dinner o ption has been rescinded for man like Adrian Klemm, sq uare foot spa and fitness center, and 36 Rio. Yo u can finally get Indian fo od in a Bravo at Sevilla (In Desert Passage at the Ka'ulana No'a, and Kynan I think he has the ability to play in the NFL. Lance holes of c hampionship g olf. Room rates start casino. The Ri o's new Gaylord India Aladdin); tic ke ts are 57 1.50. Forney, all of them are now Samuseva is also a top defensive lineman for us a nd about S250 per night, which includes restaurant arrives with a big reputation access to the spa and fitness center' th Haw aii's Society of Seven, Aladdins' Center in the NFL. I w as fo rtunate he has a nother year to really help out our squad. earned at outlets In San Francisc o . New top out at S5.000 for one of two ' Stage . Tu e - Sun. S34.95. 2.4~b York , and Chic ago. The menu is vast, with to w ork w ith wid e rec eiver square-foot Presidential Suites. The adjacent When we lost Le li e we needed someone to fill his curries , tandooris, kabobs, and several Engelbert Humperdinck, LV Hi lton, April 8 - Ashley Lelie for three sea­ 40,000 square foot CaSino MonteLa . shoes. Justin Colbert stepped up for us last year. He vegetarian specialtie s. Most entrees are 27. July 15 - A ug. 3. S30 / S40. scheduled to debut in April. It is sons. Th e De nver Bro ncos sepa~~eIIS less than $20; lomb and seafood to p out lV Philharmonic Season Finale, UNLV, May 3. did n't have Le li e's size, but he ha d a lot of speed and owned . but connected with the Ritz by a~ got a good p ic k w hen they at S26 . S20 / S40 / S60. experience that showed a ll through the season. elev?ted walkway. The two share a six-st d rafted him number 19 in pa rking garage. ory Rampart Seafood buffet. Thumbs up o n Oscar DelaHoya vs. Vory Boy Campo s, Colbert was our top receiver with 1.1 44 yards and the first ro und , the highest Westin Casuarina. The 25 year-old M . . this one, esp ecially if you like cold Mandalay Bay. M ay 3 . S 100 / S200 / S400 I g ave quarterbac k Timmy Chang a lot to work w ith. in the ·d t f S aXlm IS seafood. Seafood night is Thursday, S6OO. ml s a a 40 million renovation and pick in UH history. Lineba c ker Jeff Ulbrich was a nother sche?uled for a grand re-opening as the S15.95. The offerings include oyste rs , The Sm o thers Brothers, LV Hilton. May 6 - star I worked w ith . Now he 's a 4ger a nd has the The upcoming year should be a good one. We have shrimp, shrimp and c rab salad, and snow Westin Cosuari ~ a on July 1. More than half June 1. Aug 26 - Sept 14. and Oct 28 - Nov. potential to a dd a lot to tha t defense . It's been great some new faces on the o-line and at linebacker, but of the old MaXi m cosino is being reclaimed crab a t the cold bar, plus fried a nd 16. S30 / S40. for use as meeting spoce and on up I baked fish , spicy shrimp in curry sauc e, to see a ll of them contrib uting in the NFL. overa ll I think we 'll be OK. spa . scae stuffed crab, sauteed mussels, fried Neil Sedaka, O rle ans. May 8 - 11 . S40 I S45 shrimp and c alamari. shrimp fajitas. tasty / S50. I've alw a ys b elieved that good players make good We have a big game on Sept. 20 a gainst UNLV in Las Fitzgeralds. Ground was brOken in mid­ glozed duck legs. and a c arving station. Tony Danza, Suncoast. May 16 - 18. S35 / coaches, a nd I'm no exception. Recruiting has been Vegas. Th e matc h-Up w ill be especially tough Februa ry on a 40 foot pool a nd surrounding S40 / S45. ~ec k o n the Carson Street Co rn er of Las Vegas' third late-nig ht buffet opene d my key since day o ne at UH. In my fi rst season I was because it follows our game (Sept. 13) against USC in Fltzgera lds. The owner, Don Barden h d at the Riviera. Dubbed the "Great Late­ Sheena Easton, LV Hilto n , June 3 - July 13, Southern California. It's rare for us to have two Night New York Steak Buffe L~ it serves Sept. 23 - O ct. 26. S30 / S40. able to bring in som e tale nt fro m the ma inland a nd uled 1 h~ celebrati~m of its first a nni v~ ~~~ o ~ non-conference road games in a row. There are a lot B~:Hde n s ownership to coincide with Black from 10 pm to 6 am daily (exce pt Fridays) Th e Fab Four - "The Ultimate Tribute to th e keep a lmost all of the top local pre p stars at home. HIS! Ory Month. Ba rden is Nevada's ani for S8.50. Th e other two all-nighters ore at Beatles," LV Hilto n. Aug. 5 - 24. Sept. 16 - 21, of UH boosters who are planni ng to make the trip to Afncan-American casino Owne r. y Boardwalk and Green Valley Ranch. No v . 25 - 30 & Dec. 16 - 21 . S30 / S40. Las Vegas and we have a lot of loyal Hawai'i fans in Paris ,?dded a new entrance, restaurant C.astaways continues to run its eady-bird Les Brown's Bond of Renown, Stardust, May '2JJJ0:3 H AWAI'I FOOTBALL Nevada as well. We played UNLV a few years ago but and nlg~.t~lub to its southwest corner T h ~ d l ~ner discounts in its go urmet restaura nt 31. S15. new faCilities opened in MarCh. . Prime Cut - entrees begin a t $6.95, Wed­ Aug. 30 - Appalachian Oct . 25 - Texas-EI Paso that was in Honolulu, so it will be very exciting to see Sun. 4:30-6:30. what happens in the desert. Binio~'s Horseshoe. The Nationa l La bor State Nov. 1 - at Sa n Jose R e l D:tlon~ B~ ard has filed a compla int An Outback Steckhouse re p lace d Trilussa on the Sept. 6 - Open State f~I O~St .e orseshoe. alleging tha t Binion's second floor of Casino OI.e .to sign the contract with the CUlinary Royale; the room is completely Sept . 13 - at USC Nov. 8 - Open Unlon I agreed to in July 2002. remodeled, C OURTESY OF ANTHONY CURTIS, EDITO R, ©@LM ©!Jll OO@lIDll!m@@!m Wrniloilo @rm LAs VEGAS ADVISOR \ Tropicana. The Culinary is a lso threat . Sept . 20 - at UNLV Nov. 15 - at Nevada '· enlng ENTERTAINMENT Ia b or a c tIon against the Tropica na th I COMPILED BY EMILY OZEKI, Sept. 27 - Rice Nov. 22 - Army W LM'If 'TI'@ OO rn©@w rn oo'lf Strip hotel-casino that hasn't neg~tla~e~n b Mamma Mia! has b een a sma sh hit since MANAGING EDITO R, 'OHANA MA)AZINE renewed contract with the hotel w k 1999 in Londo n, New York, and Oct. 4 - at Tulsa Nov. 29 - Alabama fIfI NLV athletic d irecto r a nd union. or ers elsewhere , It opened at Mandalay Boy 1. Comptete Steak Dinner r .$4.95 l.!:!J he a d football coa c h !or an extended stay. The who le sho w , Ellis tstand 24 hours Oc t. 11 -Fresno State Dec. 6 - Boise State MGM-Bally's Monorail is closed to mak j John Ro binson unde rwent a Including a 20-minute intermissi on and a 2. Shrtmp Cocktait 99 ce ts Oct . 18 - a t Louisiana w ay fo ~ t.he S650 million resort-corri d o~ three-song re prise at the end. runs heart angio plasty and stent mo norail: It I: scheduled to reopen mid­ Golden Gate 24 hours Tech Upwards of two and a half ho urs. The t surgery in Marc h . He is in May The enhre system will be completed Supe rbuffet $4.45 - $B.95,$9.95 next year. heater is built tor this type of p ro ductio n 3. so there are no bad seats. Sti ll , springing Gold Coast Daily great spirit s and has for the extra S22 to sit closer Is worth it, Com ing into my fifth season at UH . some of the guys I received a m o untain of calls DINING 4. Prime Rib Dinner $5.99 recruited are now e ntering their senior season. I like to The Rio says tha I It will replac e a ll of its California Hotel 5-10 pm fro m well-wishe rs throug hout ~o l d Coa~ t prices jump. The systematic rais­ c ockte\! waitresses w ith new focus on recruiting offensive and defensive lineman Ing of p nces continues througho ut the the country. -BevE.rtai.ners,n waitresses who Incorpo­ 5. Hamburger $1.99 a nd quarterbacks and a few skill positions. ~oast Ca sino c hain, but no place has been re~e singing a nd dancing w ith delivering Wild Witd West 24 hours hit a s hard as the Gold Coast , Price increas­ 'OHANA Magazine a lsa w ishes this selfless a nd d ~ ln k s . The whole thing is a litlle to ug h to 6. 24/ 7 Happy Hour 50 cents-$2.50 One of my ma in goals was to build a so li d offensive es boil d own to what the market will bear. but even toughe r is reconciling c aring m a n a spec ial a lo ha a nd speedy re c a v­ pl c t u ~ e: Key largo 24 hours line to protect the ru n-a nd-shoot offense . Vince Pa lm s. One month after the buffet crac ked the RI O s need to reploce its cocktail stoff. e ry. He w ill submit an a rticle in the next issue. our Top Ten fo r the first time, they raised the Ticket pric es for the great Mac King show 7. Chicken Dinner $2.99 - $4.99 Manuwai did that. He was a leader for the past two p rices The regular d inner, brunc h, a nd 01 Hor~Oh's is 52 higher, now 51 8.69. 11 Terrible's 24 hours seasons a nd has been a g reat role model for the Friday surf & turf b uffets have all gone up a I ~o ~s like discount tic kets w ill still be Snack Bars $4.50 younger g uys. I'm sure Manuwa'i will have a succ ess­ b uc k They d idn', raise lunch and breakfa st B. d istri buted periodic ally and made avail­ Binion's Horseshoe 24 hours Now tllis is one of the best breakfast buffets able to new sial club members, Even a t ful c areer in the NFL. Shayne Kajioka and Uriah In town at S595 the new price , Mec will be tough to beat 9. Hot Dogs 75 cents Moenoa are big, strong offensive linemen who are The Pe lic an Cafe at the Castaways contin­ Celine Dian - A New Day is in the new Coast Casinos Daily g o ing to be the core of o ur a-line t his season. ues to offer on unbeli evable roste r of Caesars Palace Colosseum . Tickets are 10. Coffee 5 cents Ho pefully they can stay injury-free in 2003. All of these 24- hour specials, anchored by its steaks- $102 to S2 19 otter taxes - by fo r the Westw ard Ho 8am-lOpm guys went to high sc hool loc ally.

16 ' O HANA M EI / IUN E 2 00 3 17 The Start of Father's Da!j

(The honor of originating Mother's Day belongs to a li ving mother and white for one who has died. The modern Fath er's Day came into being about the The most enth usiastic promoter was Mrs. John Bruce

She always leaned to watch for us, An xious if we were late, A good Dad never di es. He will li ve forever In winter by the window, in all the hearts and soul s of all the peopl e In summer by the gate. he has ever touched.

And though we mocked her tenderly, A good Dad will be remembered by the way Who had such fooli sh care, in which he has lived hi s li fe. The long way home would seem more safe A good Dad will be remembered by th e joy- Because she waited there. fulness of hi s laughter and the sin cerity of hi s tears. Her thoughts were all so full of us, She never could fo rget! A good Dad doesn' t have to be rich or And so I think th at where she is famous, thin or tall. She mu st be watching yet. A good Dad will be remembered by th e way in which he has dealt with hi s failures, fo r Waiting till we come home to her, no Dad was ever perfect. Anxious if we are late - Watching from Heaven's window, A good Dad could also be a Mom, fo r Dad's Leaning from Heaven's gate. immortality will be measured sim ply by th e love shown. Margaret Widdemer Roy Labay

,%1' dlt'Ir)/Y1I, /'l. 1'C ftp III/,j wll iJel' blr:.'rl"(!fj; Fat he r-s, d o not provoke ~ o ur child ren to wr-ath, but brrng oel' O;!'l"blll/,j l"tV, III") O(~ pnl1.ll? l" 0,;1'. t he m up in t he tra ining a nd admo nitio n of t he Lord. Proverbs 31:28 Ephesialls 6:4 Scholarships for Native Hawaiians by Pa 'a/ul/1{1 Bissell (See page 6 (or Ho'o/au/e'o dotes; these ore MAY 5 MAY 17 lthough scholarships for Native Hawaiians are abun­ arship as long as they still have fami ly here in Hawai' i. not listed in calendar. Verify activities before Boy's Day (in Hawoi'i.) • Armed Forces Day. fravel/ attendance.) • Ka Hula Pika, a celebration of the birth of A dant, few have taken advantage of them because of In dependent stude nts that go to schoo l o n the mainland MAY 1-' I hulo. Motoka·i. 808-672-3220. APRil 6 Hawoi'i Quitt Guild Exhibition, Honolulu confusion in eligibility and scholarship requirements. and leave no fami ly here in Hawai' i will be cons idered Daylight Savings begins. (HI-Los Vegas. 3 hrs. Academy of Art. 808·532·8701. MAY 23 - SEPT. 1 eli g ible on a case-by-case basi s." Those funders who do difference.) ~Pacifjc Island Festival ,~ featuring Hawai'l. Many are un sure of how they quali fy under the definition MAY 2 Tahiti and Fiji. Aquarium of the Pacific. APRIL 13 Brothers Cazimero Concert, MauL HI. of Nati ve Hawaiian. For years, blood quantum has been a not require residency m ay require that the recipie nt "give Long Beach. CA. 562·590-3100. Palm Sunday. 808·597·1 888. WIIV'VJ.aquariumofpacific.org controversial subject that has caused confusion. Most state back to the Nati ve Hawaii an community in the form of APRil 14-25 MAY 3 MAY 2 4 · 25 and federal funding require a Native Hawaiian blood community service. A t least 50 pe rcent of community Hawai'j Invitational International Music • Koua'i Historical Society Royal PO'ina, Hapa Haole Hulo Rhythms & Kahiko Festival. , HI. 714-952-2263. Marriott Hotel. 808-245-3373. quantum of 50 percent, such as the Hawaii an Homes service MUST be performed within the Hawaii an Islands." Competition 2003. Cox Pavilion, Las Vegas. • 2nd Las Vegas Buddhist Sangha Golf 702·251-5793. APRIL 21 - 22 Tourney. Highland Foils. 702-254-0690. Commissio n Scholarship, Office of Hawaii an Affairs. Hawai ' j holds a hi g h regard for educatio n and generous Hula workshop by Mehe'alani Uchiyama. • George Kohumoku, Courtland Spring Fling, MAY 24-29 Arlington, VA. 703-450·5213. But many more foundations onl y require " Be Hawaiian - fi nancial support in orde r to pe rpetuate the Life of the New York. 607-753-2826. HaiJi Invitational VoUeyball Tourney. Hila. HI. APRil 26 808·961-3633. as a descendant of th e abori ginal inhabitants of the Land. MAY 6 Pacific Asian Ameri can Cultural Fair, 1O-4pm. Asian Chamber o f Commerce Bill Endow MAY 25 Hawaiian Islands prior to 1778 as evidence by original, free, Sahara west Library, 702-507-3640 Scholarship Awards Banquet, Stardust Hotel. • Brothers Cazirnero Concert, Whittier. CA. certilled birth records" and others simply state "must be Contact these scholarship resources: APRIL 17 702·656·0218. 562-907·4203. Pacific Rim Luncheon (formerly Wahine • Keauhou Kona Triathlon. 808-329-0601. MAY 10 Native Hawaiian ." These in stitu tions have acce pted Native H awaiia n Health Native Hawaiia n Luncheon). Orleans Buffet. Las Vegas. • Koke'e Museum Banana Poka Roundup. Peabody Essex Museum Cultural Exchange lihu'e, HI. 808-335·9975. "Native Hawai ian" blood quantum of 25 percent. ScholarShip Prog. Leaders hip Project 702-384-1 199. Program. Solem. MA. 800-745-4054. MAY 25·28 APRIL 19 MAY 10- 24 Most of the Hawai'i based schol arships can be used for 345 Queen Street, Suite 706 Univ. of Hawai'i at Manoa -Asian Nights." Whittier College. CA. 3rd Celebrity Impersonators Convention. Celebration of Canoes Festival. Lahaina. Imperial Palace, Las Vegas. 888- 771-66 11 schools anywhere in the United States but may have Honolulu, HI 968 13 2645 Dole Street 562·907·4203. Maui. 888·3 10-11 17. 808-585-8944 Hono lulu, HI 96822 APRIL 20 MAY 26 residency requirements. M ili tary fa milies are in cluded. MAY 11 Memorial Day (observed). See page 30. www.cba.hawaii.edu/nhlp Eoster Sunday. • Mother's Day. (See page 18.) Students who go to school o n the mai nland and take up T he Native Hawaii an Health APRIL 25 • Pacific Rim Mother's Day BrunCh, MAY 28 Na Hoku Hanohano (Howaii's Grom my residency status in th at state are stil l e ligible fo r OU f seha!- ScholarShi p Program is fund­ Hawaiian Honles George Kahumoku. State Univ. of New York, Casablanca Hotel. Mesquite. NV. Oneonta, NY. 607-436-3012. 702·384·1199. Awards). Honolulu. ed by th e U.S. Public Health Commission Scholarships • Mother's Day BrunCh, Sam's Town. 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One hundred of the most common Japanese sayings taught him so well. Ululoa Productrons. Some 345.000 workers (44 %) or a total work force of 785.QOO collected with their English equiva le nts. Shen's Books. • Wahine Slack 'N Steel, Owana Salazar. Owana is cu~­ are in th e service sector: net in-migration is still estimated a t • Tigers, Frogs & Rice Cakes: A book of Korean 6,500 per month since 1996. "Positive" employment resu lt ed rently the only known female steel player in HawaiI. Proverbs. Shen's Books. Moonbow Records. Distributed by ADA and Punahele. in growth or 25.000 more jobs in 2002. These two factor.,> a re • Selected Pilipino Proverbs, Ralfka Gonzalez & Ana th e catalysts for spiraling inc reases. Lahaina, MauL Ruiz. Shen's Books. Denn is Smith and Richard Lee . two housin g e xpe rt s who DVD Childl'elYs Books make th ir-; annua l prese ntation tu hundreds of rea lt ors. say that • Frank De Lima. Twenty five years of your all -time aboul 5,500 ac res of land . at " co st of allllost $2()().OnO an acre • The Musubi Man, Sandi Takayama. Like the ginger­ favorite local characters, hilarious ethnic skits and for home builders. are developed eac h year. At this rate. bread man in the classic tale, the musubi man leads his funny songs are all behind this demented face which has made Hawai'i laugh more than anyone else. reside ntial-zoned land could be exhausted ahoLl t 20 14. The pursuers on a merry chase. Shen's Books. Booklines Hawai'i. Bureau of Land Manageme nt. howeve r. c la ims that it al so f EL 80a 585 8'122 · FA X 808 • Angel of Rainbow Gulch, Helen M . Swanson. 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Longs stocks a wide selection of island favorites here in the "Ninth Island", including Hawaiian sweet bread and poi - flown in fr~sh weekly! Hawaiian Sun drinks, Coral tuna, Cal rose Diamond G nee, Aloha Shoyu, rubba slippas and dozens of other Island goodies - all served by friendly kama'aina who moved to Las Vegas, too! Yom po me from Home! Come see-our Hawaiian aisle in every store!

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