Association of Hawaiian Civic clubs 46th Annual Convention
October 2}-}0, 2005 The Fairmont Orchid Hote l · Kohala Coas t, Hawa i'i Association of Ha"DTaiian Civic Clubs 46 Annual Convention
October 23 - 30, 2005 The Fairmont Orchid Hotel • Kohala Coast, Hawai'i Table of Contents Hawaii Council President's Welcome 2 Office of Hawaiian Affairs Letter 14 Association of Hawaiian Civic Association of Hawaiian Civic Club's President Message 4 Clubs - Outstanding Awards 17 Mayor's Welcome 6 Map of Hotel Grounds 30 Governor's Letter 8 Convention Agenda 31 Senator Akaka's Message 10 Necrology 63 American Savings Bank Message 12 Credentials & Registration 64
Councils & clubs Hawaii Council 23 Princess Kaiulani 50 Hamakua 23 Queen Emma 50 Hilo 23 Wahi'awa 51 Ho'opuloa 24 Wai'alua 51 Ka'u 24 Wai'anae 52 Kohala 25 Waikiki 53 Kona 25 Waimanalo 53 Kuakini 26 Laupahoehoe 26 Mainland Council 54 Prince David Kawanakoa 27 'Ahahui Kiwila Hawai'i 0 San Diego 54 Waimea 28 'Ahahui '0 Li'liuokalani 55 South Kohala 29 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi 55 Hui Hawai'i 0 Utah 56 Oahu Council 36 Kauwahi Anaina Hawai'i 56 Ali'i Pauahi 37 Na Keiki 0 Hawai'i 57 'Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i 0 Kapolei 37 Las Vegas 57 'Ewa-Pu'uloa 37 Colorado 58 Honolulu 39 Southern Nevada 58 Ka Lei Maile Ali'i 41 Ke Ali'i Maka'ainana 59 Kailua 41 Kalihi-Palama 42 KauaiCouncil 60 King Kamehameha 42 Kaumua Ali'i 60 Ko'olauloa 43 Hanalei 60 Ko'olaupoko 43 Kualoa-He'eia 44 Maui Council 60 Lanihuli 45 Central Maui 61 Nanaikapono 45 Ho'olehua 61 Pearl Harbor 46 Lahaina 62 Prince Kuhio 48 Association ofHawaiian Civic Clubs Hawai'i District Council
Hawaiian CiviF Club of Hilo, established 1929 Hawaiian Civic::QILlb.of Hamakua, (Honoka'a), 1937 Wa...ime.a. H.•.....•.•....•....•..a./.•••..w.•...•.•..•...••••. i.~... i.•..i.•...a...... •.. n.•·.•.••.• ·•.•.. Civic Club, 1949 K~na~~~ii!~~i~iviCClub,.1952 Prince David KClwanal1~lt()aHawaiian Civic Club, (Hilo), 1960 Kohala....awaiian Civic CILlb,196f) i HawaiiCl~.CiviC CIUb ••... ~f ••• KCl~~,<1 ••~.~.~ .•.. i .. .•. Hawaiian We, the Hawai'iDi~trictCouncil welcomes :,-{,,'-"-..::":;-,:-'.:-;:.:.':::_-:.':-',- .., .. - '.' all ()fyou to our 46th Annual Convention on our l\1oku 0 Keawe on the beautiful coast:;.·.. ··.·:c.:.:..<.;/of.••:· •.._··.•'>·Kohala at the Fairmont Orchid Hotel. We promiseto~~1e ~ enjoyable, educational and purposeful 46th convention. Aloha, Mabel Tolentino, President Hawaii District Council 2 Association ofHawaiian Civic Clubs P.O. Box 1135, Honolulu, Hawai'i 96807 October 24,2005 Aloha mai kakou! Welcome to the exquisite Fairmont Orchid Hotel on this magnificent Kohala Coast for our 46th Annual Convention. It is an honor to preside over my first convention here on Hawai'i Island, surrounded by so much history and mana. The Hawal'I Council and our Association Convention Committee has worked diligently to provide you with a beautiful venue to deliberate pertinent issues facing our community, while enjoying the incomparable experience of Hawai'i Island's Kohala coast. Over the years, the Association has made great strides in improving the education and health of our people and expanding the knowledge and practice of our culture. We are now embarking on new areas of interest that will further improve the quality of life for our members and Hawai'i's larger community. We will explore economic development strategies and ways in which we may remain sustainable as a volunteer organization. We will continue to participate and educate ourselves and other native people in nation building. We as Hawaiians and Hawaiians at heart are "Kaulilua i ke anu 0 Wai'ale'ale"..."high above all others." We must continue to keep an eye to the future..."E Alu Like Mai Ka Kou E Na Oiwi 0 Hawaii' ....Let's work together people of Hawai'i throughout this Convention and make it our priority to concentrate on our health and well being as we strive to "Holkaika Ka Waiwai Naauao 0 Na "Oiwi,..Strengthen the value of wisdom for the future. '0 wau me ka haahaa, Antoinette L. Lee Prepident Dixie Kaetsu Harry Kim Managing Director Mayor Peter T. Young Deputy Managing Director COUNTY OF HAWAIl 25 Aupuni Street, Room 215 • Hilo, Hawaii 967204252 • (808) 961-8211 • Fax (808) 961-6553 KONA: 75-5706 Kuakini Highway, Suite 103 • Kailua-Kona, Hawai'i 96740 (808) 329-5226 • Fax (808) 326-5663 MAYOR'S MESSAGE On behalf of the people of the County of Hawai'i, it is a great pleasure to welcome the 46th Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs to the Island of Hawai'i. This convention held October 23-30, 2005, provides a wonderful opportunity to meet and discuss Native Hawaiian issues while celebrating the Hawaiian Civic Clubs' many accomplishments over the past year. Your theme this year, Ho'ikaika Ka Waiwai Na'auao 0 Na 'Oiwi Strengthen the Value of Wisdom for the Future - is a beautiful reflection of the Hawaiian Civic Clubs' philosophy and mission to build a brighter future for all of Hawai'i's people. I extend my best wishes to all of the participants in the 46th Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, and Mahalo Nui Loa for honoring our island with your presence. }I;;~ Harry KiM " MAYOR 6 i s/Ua~g;~~~ ~~~d:J ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS 46TH ANNUAL CONVENTION .OCTOBER 23 - 30, 2005 On behalf of the people of Hawai'i, I send greetings of warm aloha to all who have gathered at the Fairmont Orchid on the beautiful Big Island for the 46th annual Association ofHawaiian Civic Clubs Convention. The theme, "Hoikaika ka waiwai na'auao 0 na 'oiwi - Strengthen the Value of Wisdom for the Future," is most important to discuss and I encourage each participant to actively incorporate this theme into their lives. Mahalo to the association and its District Council for organizing this year's event. Best wishes for a memorable convention and for the continued success of the Association ofHawaiian Civic Clubs. Aloha, ~';/7 Linda Lingle ~ Governor, State ofHawaii 8 1955 120° 5 Chaminade University of Honolulu congratulates the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs in celebrating its 46th Annual Convention at Kohala, Hawai' i HO'IKAIKA KA WAIWAI NA'AUAO 0 NA 'OIWI "Strengthen the Value of Wisdom for the future" Chaminade University celebrates its yearlong 50TH Anniversary. We invite you to view this historical photo exhibit featuring an extensive collection of glass plate photos entitled Na Pa'i Ki'i of Bro. Bertram, S.M. 1883-1905, A Retrospective Photo Exhibit ofthe Hawaiian Kingdom on the Threshold ofAnnexation. Call the 50th Anniversary Hotline at (808) 739-8365 or visit www.chaminade.edu/50th for more information. Chaminade University was founded in fall 1955 and had only 30 students in its first class. Today 2005, more than 2,000 students are enrolled in its day, evening, online and accelerated courses with more than 23,000 swelling the alumni rolls. As a federally recognized Native Hawaiian Serving Institution, Chaminade offers the Hawaiian community an opportunity to a private higher education degree. A community partner with the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs on an Administration for Native Americans grant and a Housing and Urban Development grant that is building KIPUKA, the new headquarters of the Association, Chaminade continues to look for new ways to honor its commitment to its host culture. The main campus is located in Kaimuki at 3140 Waialae Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96816, with 10 satellite locations on Oahu military bases and at Catholic parishes and schools. 9 ------~------ DANIEL K. AKAKA COMMlnE~S: HAWAII ARMED SERVICES WASHINGTON OFFICE: ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES 141 HART SENATE OFFICE BUILDING HOMELAND SECURITY AND WASHINGTON, DC 20510 GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS TELEPHONE: 1202)224-6361 tlnitro ~tatfS ~tnatt INDIAN AFFAIRS HONOLULU OFFICE: WASHINGTON, DC 20510-1103 VETERANS' AFFAIRS 3106 PRINCE JONAH KUHIO I MESSAGEFROM U.S. SENATORDANIEL K. AKAKA Itis with great pleasure that I extend my wannest aloha and best wishes to the members of the AssociationofHawaiian Civic Clubs and guests at your 46th Annual Convention, "Hoikaika KaWaiwai Na'auao 0 Na 'Oiwi-Btrengthen the Value of Wisdom for the Future." I commendthe members ofthe Hawaii Council of the AssociationofHawaiian Civic Clubs for hosting this year's convention. I thank the AssociationofHawaiian Civic Clubs for its continued support of our efforts to extend the federalpolicy ofself-governance and self-determination to Hawaii's indigenouspeoples,Native Hawaiians. I look forward to continuing to work with all ofyou to preserve our customs,tradition, culture and heritage. Today, as you gather to enjoy the company offellow members, survey with pride the accomplishments made these past years by your organization. By uniting and focusingon commongoals, this conventionpromises to be informativeand thought provoking, and an opportunity for discussions about the challengesfacing Native Hawaiians. My best wishes go out to you for a truly successful,enjoyable and productive 46th Annual Convention. Aloha pumehana, QJ.",d '(.~ DANIEL K. AKAKA U.S. Senator 10 A~ KINGS' SHOPS '4M~~ 7t~ distance south of The Fairmont Waikoloa Beach Resort Waikoloa Beach Resort tum-off 'sbumsnu Highway. Daily Hawaiian Cultural Activities at CenterStage Free Daily Guided Monday, Ukulele Lessons 11:30 am Ancient Petroglyph Tours Tuesday, 'UmekeMaking 11:30 am($10) I0:30 am meet in tront ofthe Pala'ie Making I2}OplD.($5) Food Pavilion. Wednesday, Ipu MakirIB(~IQ) Hula L~~,S'RPfI2:30pm Thursday, Coconut /fijq(:rB~sketMaking 11:30 am ($10) Friday, Lauhala & .p;:tInl Frond Weaving 11:30 am Saturday, Hawaiian Arts & Crafts 11;30 am "'Umeke Making" Sunday, Hawaiian Feat/J,eiCrafting 11:30 am *All activities are FREE except,where noted NightlyHawaii.m·:8IltertEli.n.mentat CenterStage M0l1day,6:0QJ~>Nfely~tiia ' Tu~~day,6:00Pll:tWaipJea Havyaiian Civic Club. ternate Tuesdays~itb John Keawe Wednesday &,Thursda.y,6:00PDl Hula Performance Friday, 6:00 pmF~lkl()r(:& HulC1(Hawaiian Style) Saturday, 4:00 pmYoyage ofJ)iscovery Polynesian Show Sunday, 4:00 PIll Traditional Hawaiian & Contemporary Music , Re:ml Shops Restaurants & Food Outlets I Bay Club ActiyityExpress Hofiolua SurfCo. Na Hoku Big Island SteakHouse Big Island Adventures Honolua Wahine Noa Noa Dairy Queen/Orange Julius Blue Ginger Indochine Pacific Rim Collections Grand Palace Chinese Restaurant Island Shells Royal Gold Hama Yu Japanese Restaurant Crazy Shirts Island Fish .8<- Chips DFS Galleria Jourabchi Sgt. Leisure Kings' CourtPizza &, Grill Dolphin Galleries Kane Malia Sunglass Hut Merriman's Market.Cafe Engangered -r---"" Kubuku Ukulele House Roy's Waikoloa13ar.&' Grill Gecko Store Louis Vuitton Under the Koa Tree SenpTl\Tac4os (Jellesis Gallery Macy's Walking In Paradise S~~Pl1C~ ~~gles Making Waves Whaler's General Store Subway San<:l!yic4~s8<-Salads Raimoff &, Haimoff Maui Divers Wild Boar Juice &, Java For more information call 886-8811 or visit www.waikoloabeachresort.com 11 STATE OF HAWAI'I OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS 711 KAPIOLANI BOULEVARDS, SUITE 500 HONOLULU, HAWAI'I 96813 Ms. Antoinette Lee, President Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs Fairmont Orchid Hotel Kohala Coast, Hawai'i Aloha pumehana kakou: It is a pleasure to send greetings and best wishes from the Trustees of the Office of Hawaiian affairs to the officers, delegates, members, guests, and ohana who are participating in this 46th Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian civic clubs (AOHCC). We wish to acknowledge the tremendous support of the AOHCC and its members for the office of Hawaiian Affairs and for working with us on numerous initiatives to achieve recognition of our sovereign status and improve the quality of life for our people. We thank you for your resolutions and letters of support for passage of the Native Hawaiian Government Re-organization Act of 2005 (S. 147) and your active involvement in enrolling thousands of Hawaiians in KOUINOA. The Association has a long and outstanding history of achievements, particularly in the fields of health, education, and perpetuation of our culture and traditions. We congratulate you for your constant attention to the policies and practices of our government and business leaders and for being a strong voice for our people in countless efforts to advance what is pono and to protest what is not, a fine legacy to the vision of Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanaana'ole. In this tumultuous year, we applaud your theme, "Hoikaika Ka Waiwai Na'auao 0 Na 'Oiwi" (strengthen the Value of Wisdom for the future). This is wise advise for all of us in laying the foundation on which we must build and prepare Native Hawaiians for the evolving future ahead. We face great challenges and struggle to define ourselves to those who do not, or choose not to understand our tra ditions. Yet we come from strong and sturdy stock, instilled with great spiritual resolve passed on to us by our ancestors. We know that the path to wisdom is an understanding of the past. We know that reflecting on the past cannot impede our march to the future. Good information leads to valuable deliberation and wise decision making. So let us work together, moving forward. Native Hawaiians and non-Hawaiians, for what is good for Native Hawaiians will be good for Hawai'i nei and the world. E hea kakou i ka lama kupono no na hulu Hawaii. E kulu ae kakou no ke ia 0 aina me ke aloha a me ke aho nui. No na 'oiwi 'olino, -t/~ t;.4.-. Trustee Haunani Apoliona Chairperson, Board of Trustees 14 17 ------~--~--~------ ~!ilt~~·~.~tb!n_@hili[lliitJly ]0 20 r Kahu: Kupuna Elaine Mills Malama Puka: Rose Kalaau Ho opa'a Mo olelo: Melvin Ah Ching CLUBACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Activities have been temporarily suspended as the PRESIDENTS 2005 REPORT club reorganizes itself. Aloha mai kakou! And again, welcome in the "spirit of aloha", to the 46th Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs on our Moku 0 Keawe at the Kohala Coast of the Fairmont Orchid Hotel. c/o 2576 Kilauea Avenue - Hilo, HI 96720 Our council has been diligently at work in preparation of hosting the officers, members, families and friends Date Organized: July, 1929 of our Civic Club "Ohana from the Continent and Date Chartered by AHCC: April,1965 throughout our own island-wide "ohana. Weare pre Club Motto: pared and honored to take you on the road that will Po' e 'Olelo: Ua mau ke ea 0 ka "aina I ka pono "Strengthen the Value of Wisdom for the Future" of Po:e Haole: The life of the land is perpetuated in the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. Our historic righteousness tours, games, arts and crafts and lei making will add to Club Flower: Pana ewa Maile the beauty of the hotel who has graciously provided Club Song: Hawai"i Aloha us with excellent accommodations and countless Club Colors: Ilima Gold & Red hotel amenities with service by our own local Hawaiian and non-Hawaiian "ohana. CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS E hele mai kakou e na kupuna a me na "ohana! Come, Pelekikena: Lily Pa enjoy and share in the festivities and programs Hope Pelekikena: John Makuakane planned for all. Kakau 'OldoHo"opa"a/Puuku; Martha McNicoll Alaka"I: Sarah Kahele '0 wau no me ka haahaa, Josephine Pa Pearly Shintani Mabel Tolentino Pelekikena CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS HawaiI Council - AOHCC Meeting club's objectives/purposes continue to be a problem; There were no activities, but informed qual ified members about the Kau Inoa and to register their "Ohana or friends. A follow up found that not all members were registered citing a need for more infor mation, not sure or needed more time. Through P. O. Box 821, Honoka.a, HI 96727 efforts ofothers, retired' ohana were able to assist in a request for kokua through mo opuna of club mem Date Organized: July 2,1927 bers. Requests included much-needed flowers, assis Date Chartered by xncc. April 16, 1966 tance with decorating, equipment, and manpower for Club Flower: Maile Lei their schools' May Day programs; funding raising Club Colors: Purple & White events or keiki graduation. Through the generosity of Club Song., Hawai"I Aloha two former scholarship recipients we awarded two Club Motto: scholarship grants for 2005. While most members Po'e "Olelo: Ua rna ke ea 0 ka "aina I ka pono lend support needed, attendance and taking leader Po "e Haole: The life of the land is perpetuated in ship roles is an ongoing problem. Threats to retire righteousness club's charter if certain commitments were not met CLUB OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS produced some positive results. Obtained three new members, two under age of 25. This may be a start to Pelekikena [Protem]: Reynolds Kamakawiwoole Hoikaika Ka Waiwai Na'auao 0 Na 'Oiwi. Puuku: Maxie Ann Dias Kakau 'Olelo: CindyJuan Contact Person: Martha McNicoll AlakaI: Carol Kalau [Chair], Toni Mallow Tel/Cell: 808959-8787; 808987-9936 Jackie Kalaau-Andrade, Walter Victor, E-mail: [email protected] DO'OPULOA HAWAIIAN emc tLUB OF HAWAIIAN tIVIt tLlJB :-II&'U··iftlI"" . . ' .... 1414 Keneki Place - Hilo, HI 96720 P. O. Box 4 - Pahala, HI 96777 Date Organized: August, 1969 Date Organized: 1970 Date Chartered: February, 1970 Date Chartered: 1970 Club Motto: Club Flower: Makalapua Po'e 'Oklo: Ua mau ke ea 0 ka "aina I ka pono Club Colors: Blue and White Po'e Haole: The life of the land is perpetuated in Club Motto: righteousness Po'e 'Oklo: Ua mau ke ea 0 ka "ainain ka pono Club Song: Ka Nani A'0 Ka'u Po:e Haole: The life of the land is perpetuated in Club Colors: Green and White righteousness CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Pelekikena: Winifred Pele Hanoa Gilbert Kahele Hope Pelekikena: LilyAnna Carriaga Puuku: leinaala Enos CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Dawn Moana Deleon Ho opuloa was involved in the preservation of "near Kakau "OleloHo"opa a: Jeannette Howard shore" reef resources along the Milolii coastline in Alakaf: Jessie Ke south Kona. Partnering with other community grass Maui Martin roots organizations such as the "Pa'a Pono Milolii and Mabel Kaipo Youth with Aloha" and we were successful in the pas Keolalani Hanoa sage of SB1883. Another effort is the "protection of Sergeant At Arms: Earl louis trails" in the district of Kapalilua encompassing the ahupua a of Kalaunamauna, or the southern bound CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS ary, and the ahupua ao Opihihale to the north. Members did not attend last year's convention; mem Working with the State's "Na Ala Hele" program, an bership stands at 14 life; 23 regular; and 2 honorary; effort to describe and substantiate these trails has meetings are held the first Sunday of each month begun. Kupuna from the area have been interviewed 1:OOp to 3:30p at the Na alehu Center; fundraising and the youth participated in a trail clean up. efforts and general funds include - a luau onJuly 3rd; Contact Person: Gilbert Kahele hosting an International Expedition Group of 26 guests on March 10th; and a 4th of July celebration selling Teri-Deluxe hamburgers. Sponsored Kamehameha School's Summer Programs - 2 in Computer camp; 2 at noolauna in Kona; 1 in Kulla I Ka Pono; and 3 in the Explorations program, and attended District Council meetings. ROBERT N. HERKES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES- SOUTH HAWAII MAJORITY WHIP & COMMITIEE CHAIRMAN: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & BUSINESS CONCERNS Marlene M.Ah Lo STATE CAPITOL. ROOM 419 P.O. BOX 313 HONOLULU, HAWAII 96813 VOLCANO, HAWAII 96785 PHONE: (808) 586-8400 PHONE: (808) 985·8901 Waiakea Town' 1550 KamehamehaAve.· Hilo, HI96720 • (808) 935·1016 FAX: (808) 566·8404 EMAIL: [email protected] P. O. Box 719 - Kapa au, HI 96756 Date Organized: 1966 Date Organized: Club Flower: Pukenikeni 1952 Club Color: Red/Yellow Date Chartered: 1959 Club Flower: Pikake Club Song: Kamakani 0 Kohala Club Song: Kona Kai Opua OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Club Colors: Red & Gold Pelekikena: Desiree Yamamoto Club Motto: Hope Pelekikena: Jenny Stevens Po' e "Olelo: Kulia I ka Nuu Puuku: Lisa Yamamoto Po "e Haole: Strive to reach the highest Kakau "Olelo Ho opa" a: Jackie Bautista CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Kakau "Olelo Ho oholo: Palapala: Ashlee Akana Pelekikena: Janice H. Yang AlakaI: Nalani Okubo Hope Pelekikena "Ekahi: Maurice Kahawaii Ho opa"a Mo olelo: Puanani Cravalho Hope Pelekikena "Elua: Winfield Chang Jackie Salvada Pu uku: David Carlson Choral Director: Audrey Velorioa Kakau "Olelo Ho opa'a[Protem]: Janice Yang Sergeant-At-Arms: Clayton Yamamoto Kakau "Olelo Ho oholo Palapala: Ruby McDonald GinoAmar Alakar: Joseph Kamoku, Historian: Puanani Cavalho Jack Salvador Mele Kekau, Arthur Mahi Kahu: Arthur Mahi Members Deceased: Ricky Thomas Kuhaiki Hoopaa Moolelo: Donald Yang Members have been actively working with the com Deceased members: Joseph Nahale Sr. munity ofNorth Kohala: January 2005 - Installation of Jerry Rothstein new Officers; February 2005 - Planned and discussed the Kohala Tour for this years' convention; May 2005 Club Activities and Achievements - Scholarship Spaghetti Plate Sale; June 2005 Kamehameha Day Celebration was a great success. In 2005 the club looked to increase its membership KHCC collaborated with the Kamehameha and fill the positions of office and committees. Our Committee and fundraised with a food booth, selling main focus has been to concentrate on the upcoming Hawaiian plate; July 2005 - Removal of Halau from convention being hosted by our District council, Kohala High School collaborating with "Na Kala while the club was able to award two scholarships Wa'a" coordinating the movement of the Heiau from and will continue to host fundraisers to maintain the Kohala High School to the Historic Bond's Estate. It awards. was a very successful event and we will meet again in Contact Person: Janice Yang August to coordinate the reconstruction of the Halau. Tel/Cell: 808325-7647; 808 938-6005 KHCC supported the idea of forming a KONOHIKI and to assist with the Kohala Community Development Committee. Beginning June to date, KHCC began selling leis at the Waikoloa Marriott Hotel every Sunday evenings. A mahalo nui to Analu Wynne of South Kohala HCC for offering and shar ing with us. Upcoming events - Kohala Country JON V. ADAMS (R) Principal Broker Fair/Kohala Back To School Bash/2005 Bus. (808) 889-5181 Convention/Various plate sales. Members meet on Fax (808) 889-5161 the 2nd Thursday of each month and we invite every I,OHALA Res. (808) 889-5730 one to come and be a part of our'Ohana. Cell. (808) 987-4538 jon(dkohalapacificreall)'.coll1 Contact Person: Desiree Yamamoto PACIFIC 1'0. Box 307Kapaau, Hawaii %755 Tel/Cell: 889-1299/987-8012 REALTY E-mail: [email protected] Shirley Kanehailua .. KU Kahu: Hannah Shimasaki DAWAIIANC·· Sergeant-At-Arms: Albert Maikui Historian: Walter Victor, Jr. 75-5815 Mamalahoa Highway-Holualoa, HI 96725 CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Date Organized: January 2003 Total membership as ofthis date is 30, while its 10 less Date Chartered by AHCC: November 2003 than last year the club did manage to accomplish some Club Flower: Maile of its goals and cultural projects. We experienced a Club Colors" Green & Gold decline in membership, a few remain active while oth Club Song: Mele No Kuakini ers have become inactive or are completely dissolved. Club Motto: Po' e 'Olelo: Onipaa In spite of the loss in numbers, the club is fortunate and proud that we are still active while not the as we CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS would like to be. In April, members participated in the Annual Community/School Service Project at Pelekikena: Gene "Bucky" Leslie Laupahoehoe Point a project which included a Hope Pelekikena: Philip K. Kamoku, jr Memorial Service honoring those who perished in the Pu" uku: Claire Robinson 1946 April Fool's Day tsunami; in May we awarded Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa a: Kapiolani three scholarship grants, one of our highest priorities; 'Olelo Ho' oholo: Pat Hope while members also participated in the 2nd Annual Alaka"I: Ed Walsh Drug Free Summer Bash at the Laupahoehoe commu Myra "Maile" Mitchell nity/school swimming pool in June which was Geri Bell "Celebrating Families"; September we celebrated the Christine Ramos club's 34th anniversary with a Sunday brunch at Uncle Charmayne Pule Billy's Restaurant in Hilo. Cultural projects were Kahu: Maile Mitchell provided whenever possible, under the tutorship of Choral Director: Philip Kamoku, Jr. Na Mea Hawai'i chair, Nonohilani Lopes with projects; Sergeant-At-Arms: Jim Hope e.g., ti leaf lei making and lauhala weaving. Finally, Historian: Pat Hope Laupahoehoe was proud to announce the attendance Contact Person: Bucky Leslie of member, Lt. Marshall K. Kanehailua, of the Hawai'i Tel/Cell: 808 324-1392 Police Department, at the F.B.I, academy in Quantico, E-mail: [email protected] Virginia. P. O. Box 397 - Laupahoehoe, HI 96764 Date Organized: July 11, 1971 Date Chartered by AHCC: February 1972 Club Flower: Puakenikeni Club Song: Ka Na'i Aupuni Tel: (808) 982-7160 Club Motto: Po'e "Olelo: Ua rna ke ea 0 ka "aina I ka pono Po'eHaole: The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Jewels by Lani Pelekikena: Walter Victor, Jr Lani Kahawaii Hope Pelekikena: Lucille Chung 73-4701 Kahualani Road Puuku: Ernest Thomas Kailua Kana, Hawaii 96740 Kakau "Olelo Ho opa"a: Momi Mauhili 808-325-1973 Ho opa" a Mo olelo: Walter Victor AlakaI: Nonohilani Lopes [email protected]'.com Mitchell Kanehailua, jr ~------_.-~--._._~~-~- --:' Efforts to recruit and increase our membership in the PRIN£E DAVID KAWANAKOA community has been at a standstill while a large por IIi\WAllAN CIVIC CLUB tion of the year has been spent on the Council's more 203 Todd Avenue - Hilo, HI 96720 pressing task of hosting the AHCC Convention in Kawaihae the week of October 22nd, 2005 at the Fairmont Orchid Hotel. Date Organized: January 1966 Date Chartered by AHCC: April 16, 1966 ACTIVITIES: There have been no activities and we are still working Club Colors: Waranuenue in creating a vision, a foundation of what we want to Club Song: Ku u Home I Keaukaha do, how, and when. Club Motto: Po' e "Olelo: Ua Mau Ke Ea I Ka Pono FINANCES/FUNDRAlSING: Po'e Ha' ole: The life of he land is perpetuated in Our finances continue mainly dues with no fundrais- righteousness ing in sign; mostly our goal is to bring in new mem bers. Our PC is due has been paid for FY 2005. Our CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS present Treasurer, Sonny Kinney, has not been well Pelekikena: Ululani Sherlock for sometime and recently had to have one of his legs Hope Pelekikena: Christine Naito removed from just above the knees and he is on a Puuku: E. Sonny Kinney wheel chair. We continue our annual dues and while Kakau "Olelo Ho opa" a: Nani Langridge there have been no fundraising activities, our finances AlakaI: Gennie Kinney remaining small with no recent scholarships or finan Evalani Hirano cial assistance to date. Ann Nathaniel SUMMARY: Kahu: Ann Nathaniel: The club will regroup after this convention for sever- Sergeant-At-Arms: Bob Sherlock al reasons, one of which is to reconstruct the officer Deceased Members: positions and begin building on increasing member We are fortunate that there has been no passing of ship. While there have been no formal meetings as members and everyone seems to be in good health. required, members have actively provided community services by participating in such events as the Hawai" i CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Island American Lung Association's Asthma Camp at the Kea au cam pus of the Kamehameha Schools; ACS Relay For Life, \)\ both of which were held in July. And more recently coordi nating and host ing the "Ka Lei Maile Ali'i" per formance and PowerPoint presentation by Keanu Sai and the re-enact ment of the Ku e of which an attendance of both the Hawaiian com munity as well as the non Hawaiian com munity enjoyed. their home - "Hawaif" to visitors and kama' aina visit WAIMEA ing the Kings' Shops; they also provide weekly demonstrations at Pu ukohola Heaiu National Historic HAWAIIAN tmt CLIJB- Site allowing visitors to witness the making of a hau P.O Box 6305 - Kamuela, HI 96743 skirt and raffia handles for ipu as a "hands on" project, the visitors also see a large array of nut leis. Highlighting the year was our very own member Date Organized: December 13, 1949 becoming the new "Ali"i 'Ai Moku" 0 Puukohola Date Chartered by AHCC: April 1959 and five recipients received scholarships to further "Akulikuli Club Flower: their education. We focused on this year's convention Club Colors: Fuchsia, Black & White theme "Hofkaika Ka Waiwai Naauao 0 Na "Oiwi": Club Song: Hole Waimea strengthening the value of wisdom for the future, our Club Motto: activities included, expanding the foundation of our Po'e 'Olelo: 0 Ua mau ke ea ka "aina I ka pono families through monthly meetings that included e Haole: The life of the land is preserved in guest speakers from the community and mo'olelo righteouness written by Hawai'i. Activities accomplished over the OFFICERS & DIRECTORS year allowed our members and their families to give unconditionally to their inner and outer community. Willette Kalaokahaku Akima "Eo mai e Waimea, Ka'aina ua Kipu'upu'u. WPelekikena Hala: Mabel Tolentino Pelekikena "Ekahi: Sam Moniz Contact Person: Willette Akima Pelekikena "Elua: Denise Murphy: Tel/Cell 808 885-0672-808 895-2386 !"'---,U'n uku: Bernadette Cacoulidis E-mail: [email protected] Kakau "Olelo Ho opa" a: Naui Murphy Alaka"I: Lorna Akima Donna Jensen Nani Lehano Marjorie Spencer Donald Tolentino Kahu: Dean Kauka (808) 959·9434 Choral Director: Edith Kawai P.O. Box 1300 Hilo, Hawaii 96721 ArleenEblacas Sergeant-At-Arms Maulili Dickson kanea[i~~~i~aii.net 1·888-260-2958 \"':';£:7 Member Deceased Irene Kealanahele Torrey PRODUCTS Mainland CLUB ACTIVITlIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Our club continues providing arts/craft demonstra tions on Saturdays at the King's Shops at Anaeho omalu Bay - Waikoloa; included is lei making, proper use of hula implements/Hawaiian games; Mo olelo and history sharing - a highlight for malahini Ylfolia Ylina in the daily demonstrations. Three times a week visi Spaializing in J{arvaiian & Contemporary !Music tors arrive at the Kona International Airport to the fitWlty :J{flU1Ul1/.i qar6er beautiful voices of members; every other Tuesday JoJo 'l(1ImoRz;. (808) 331-2176 (808) 325-5420 Kupuna share through song and dance their love of Downtown Hawi P.O. Box 307 Kapaau,HI 96755 UpCountry QuUterd 808.889.0496 Handcrafted Hawaiian Quilting Designs 877-989·()496 toll free www.mothersantiquescigars.com Do-It- Yourself Kits and Patterns Jon & Dixie Adams DOROTHY BADUA IRENE KUBO Proprietors P.O. Box 5109 P.O. Box 1284 Kukuihaele, HI 96727 Kamuela, HI 96743 (808) 775-9894 (808) 885·4983 ijkubo@ilhawaiLnet -~------~ ------ Sergeant-At-Arms: Larry Kirkland SOUTH KOIlALA CLUB ACTNITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS HAWAIIAN CMC CLlJB. We continue to seek and recruit new members 68-1694 Laie Street - Waikoloa, HI 96738 through our many fundraisers. We were able to provide a coconut weaver for Date Organized: January 1995 Waikoloa Elementary Schools preparation for their Date Chartered: November 7,1995 "Discovery Day Ho olaule a" in May with Coconut Club Flower: Pikake papale visors. Our fundraiser include weekly lei mak Club Color[s]: Red & White ing at the Marriott Hotel Luau, Ho olaule a activities Club Song: Na Kuahiwi 'Elima at the Kings Court Shops for Lei Day and Aloha Motto: Ka Pono Ke Hana' ia o Festival celebrations. Also, Lei making, poi pounding, Continue to do good till the Heavens ka pa'ia, Hawaiian games and petroglyph rubbings at :,.j"'~'::::'l_ come on you various South Kohala Resorts as needed. Deceased Members: None We also co-sponsored a club member to the Native CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Hawaiian Conference on 0'ahu. We also supported Pelekikena: Andrew'Analu Wynne the Diabetes Foundation and participated at Wal-Mart Pelekikena Hala Kona: Hoku Damaso Kona's "Diabetes Awareness Program in September. Hope Pelekikena: Pohai Kirkland We have also been register ting our Native Hawaiians Hoopa" a Mo olelo: Eleanor Kalama in Hawaii Maoli's Kau Inoa Registry. Kakau "Olelo: Kaiulani Damso South Kohala HCC will continue to work towards our AlakaI: Jean Yim goals and work towards the goals and the Associations Nancy Spinney expectations Kaiulani Damaso Eleanor Kalama Kahu: Dean Kauka The healinB touch. HiBh techtiolopy. TOBether in one hospital. Nestled into the green hills ofWaimea is a first-rate, nationally recognized hospital. At North Hawaii Community Hospital, we're proud to have one of the most capable MRls in Hawaii, as well as the latest in nuclear medicine and imaging equipment. We are equally proud of our unique approach to healing mind, body and spirit, combining blended healthcare practices with the highest level of technology. Dedicated to community wellness, North Hawaii Community NORTH HAWAII COMMuNIIT HOSPITAL Hospital delivers these services with compassion, dedication and caring. "the heart ifour island cOlllmU11i~y" Make us your hospital today. 885-4444 67-1125 Mamalahoa Highway Kamuela, HI 96743 www.northhawaiicornrnunityhospital.org 29 ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN"iCIVIC CLUBS 46TH ANNIJ.A..:L.CONVENTION AGENDA «HO'IKAIKA KAWAIWAINNAUAO 0 NA 'ornii" Mon day, O·e I o.•"•• r , 2001 Time Function.. Location Presiding Chair 12:00 am-ll:59 pm Hospitality Lounge Paniolo Hospitality Hawai"i Council 6:00 am-ll:59 pm Steno Pool Set-Up Maile Harriett Roxburgh 3:00 pm-5:00 pm Registration Satelitte CIl Pi'ikea Tomczyk 5:00 pm-9:00 pm Information!Activity Center Ballroom PF Area Hawai'i Council T ue s da y, .OC Ili....r IiI., 2001 Time Function Location Presiding Chair 7:00 am-4:00 pm Tour Ekahi - Waimea Hotel Lobby Willette Akima 8:30 am GolfTournament Check-in Waikoloa Village GC Maurice Kahawaii 9:00 am-5:00 pm GolfTournament Waikoloa Village GC Maurice Kahawaii 8:00 am-5:00 pm Hospitality Lounge Paniolo Hospitality Hawai"j Council 8:00 am-5:00 pm Concessions Ballroom PF Area LornaAkima 8:00 am-5:00 pm Information!Activity Center Ballroom PF Area HawaiI Council 8:00 am-5:00 pm Registration Satellite CIl PiIkea Tomczyk 8:00 am-5:00 pm Quilting Club Hibiscus WaimeaHCC 1:00 pm-7:00 pm Steno Pool Maile Harriett Roxburgh 7:00 pm-10:00 pm AOHCC Board Meeting Plaza I, II Antoinette Lee We d ....da y, I/.·.~ 2008 ...... Time OCi''''''rFunction Location Presiding Chair 7:45 am - 2:00 pm Tour Elua - Kamehameha Statue Hotel Lobby Desiree Yamamoto 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Hospitality Lounge Paniolo Hospitality Hawai"] Council 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Concessions Ballroom PF Area LornaAkima 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Information!Activity Center Ballroom PF Area HawaiI Council 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration Satellite CIl Pi'ikea Tomczyk 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Quilting Club Hibiscus WaimeaHCC 9:00 am-10:30 am Workshop - Hawai'i Maoli Plaza I Henry Gomes,Pres 10:30 am-12:00n Workshop - The Resilience ofHawaiians Plaza II Dr.Laurie McCubbin/Dr. , Hamilton McCubbin 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Health Screening Set Up Plaza III Dr. Claire Hughes 1:00 pm - 7:00 pm Steno Pool Maile Harriett Roxburgh 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Community Relations Plaza I Patricia Brandt 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Conventions & Meetings Plaza II LornaAkima 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Finance Pikake Alberta Low 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Government Relations Promenade III Dreana Kalili 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Information & Technology Ilima AnthonyHo 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Policy & Planning Promenade II HemyGomes 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm Traditional Opening Ceremonies Salon II, III Willette Akima 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm Opening Plenary Salon II, III Antoinette Lee 31 Call to Order Antoinette Lee Star Spangled Banner Kanani Kapuniai Hawai'i Pono'i Kanani Kapuniai Pule Wehe Hawai'i Council Hali'aAloha Gene "Bucky" Leslie Kukui Lama Ku Hallama Farden Presentation ofCharters Antoinette Lee Preliminary Credentials Report PiIkea T omcyzk State ofAssociation Antoinette Lee Guest Speaker - Dr. Ben Young Antoinette Lee Council Reports: Hawai'i Mabel Tolentino Kauai Lionel Kaohi Maui Lui Hokoana oahu Nalani Gersaba Mainland John "Keoni" Jensen Resolutions Leimomi Jones Guest Speaker - Maestro Aaron Mahi Antoinette Lee Awards GegeKawelo Guest Speaker - Dr. Hamilton McCubbin Antoinette Lee Announcements Antoinette Lee Recess Antoinette Lee Following plenary Mainland Council Meeting plaza I John "Keoni" Jensen Following plenary Kalei Malle Alii Special Presentation "The The Amphitheatre Kalei Maile Ali'i Production Queen's Women" Tb .. ,.day, O/ctoll•• r 27 , 2005 ... Time Function Location Presiding Chair 8:00 am-ll:59 pm Hospitality Lounge Paniolo Hospitality Hawai'i Council 8:00 am - 5:00pm Health Screening plaza III Dr. Claire Hughes 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Concessions Ballroom PF Area LornaAkima 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Information/Activity Center Ballroom.PF Area Hawai'i Council 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration Satellite CII Pi'ikea Tomczyk 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Quilting Club Hibiscus WaimeaHCC 8:00 am - 7:00 pm Steno Pool Malle Harriett Roxburgh 9:00 am-ll:OO am Workshop - Ocean Resources/Ahupua'a in Plaza I Leimana DaMate the 21" Century 9:00 am-ll:OO am Workshop - From the Lo 'i to the White Plaza II Na'u Kamalii House: The NHHCI Act and Colonial Mapping 9:00 am-ll:OO am Workshop - NaHHA- "Native Hawaiians Pikake Lulani Arquette and the Future of Tourism" 9:00 am-l1:00 am Workshop - Native Hawaiian Government Promenade II Department of Hawaiian 32 Reorganization Act of 2005 Homelands 9:00 am-ll:OO am Workshop - Kokua Ohana- Native llima Haunani Martin Hawaiian Foster Care Program 9:00 am-ll:OO am Workshop - "Ask A Kauka" Hala Dr. Kalani Brady 11:30 am-l:30 pm Hosted Lunch Salon I Papa ala Lokahi 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Benefits & Trusts Plaza I Ike Kaaihue 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Economic Development Plaza II Joseph Lapilio 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Education Pikake Clare Pruet 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Employment & Housing llima Ululani Sherlock 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Health Hala Dr. Claire Hughes 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm N a Mea Hawaii Promenade II Hailama Farden 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Native Rights Promenade III Cy Bridges 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Aha Mele - On Stage Rehearsals Salon III Nola Nahulu 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Ho'olaulea - Cocktails Salon I Mabel Tolentino 7:00 pm-ll:OO pm Ho"olaulea Dinner/Show Salon I Mabel Tolentino F,id:". Oicl·...ie···r , '·001 Time ..Function Location Presiding Chair 7:00 am-8:00 am Continental Breakfast Salon I Harriett Roxburgh 8:00 am-I1:00 pm Hospitality Lounge Paniolo Hospitality Hawai"i Council 8:00 am-5:00 pm Concessions Ballroom PF Area LornaAkima 8:00 am-5:00 pm Information!Activity Center Ballroom PF Area Hawai'i Council 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Quilting Club Hibiscus WaimeaHCC 8:00 am-5:00 pm Registration Satellite Cil Pijkea T omcyzk 8:00 am-8:00 pm Steno Pool Maile Harriett Roxburgh 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Health Screening Plaza III Dr. Claire Hughes 7:00 am-8:00 am Continental Breakfast Salon I Hosted: TBA 8:00 am - l2:00n 2nd Plenary Session Salon II, III Antoinette Lee Call to Order Antoinette Lee Welcome - Mayor Harry Kim Antoinette Lee Lt. Governor Duke Aiona Antoinette Lee Guest Speaker: Dr. Clayton Chong Antoinette Lee 2nd Preliminary Credential Report PiIkea T omcyzk Adoption ofMinutes Dot Uchima Treasurer's Report Patrick Sniffen Committee Reports: Community Relations Patricia Brandt Conventions & Meetings Lorna Akima Finance Alberta Low Government Relations Oreana Kalili Information & Technology AnthonyHo Policy & Planning Henry Gomes Guest Speaker: Dr. Kent Keith Antoinette Lee Introduction of Hawaiian Government Officials Antoinette Lee Announcements Antoinette Lee Recess 33 12:30 pm -2:00 pm President's Lunch Salon I Mainland Council 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm Workshop: Bioprospecting & Genetic Ilima Malia Nobrega Engineering 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm Workshop - Kupuna Wisdom Plaza I, II Betty Jenkins 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm Aha Mele - On Stage Rehearsals Salon III Nola Nahulu 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Aha Mele Dinner Salon I AOHCC 8:00 pm -11:00 pm Aha Mele Concert Salon I, II Nola Nahulu 11:00 pm-12:30 pm Aha Mele Judges Meeting Pikake Nola Nahulu lSi.liQ' day, oclolle, 2il , 2DDB .. Time Function Location Presiding Chair 7:00 am-8:00 am Continental Breakfast Salon I Hosted: TBA 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Steno Pool Maile Harriett Roxburgh 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Concessions Ballroom PF Area Lorna Akima 8:00 am-11:59 pm Hospitality Lounge Paniolo Hospitality Hawai'i Council 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Quilting Club Hibiscus WaimeaHCC 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Hawaiian Games The Plantation Estate Analu Wynn 8:00 am - 12:00 n Final Plenary Session Salon II, III Antoinette Lee Call to Order Antoinette Lee Final Credentials Report Pi'ikea Tomczyk Guest Speaker: Deejay Mailer Antoinette Lee Committee Reports: Benefits & Trusts Ike Kaaihue Economic Development Joseph Lapilio Education Claire Pruet Employment & Housing Ululani Sherlock Health Dr. Claire Hughes Native Rights Cy Bridges NaMea Hawaii Hailama Farden Guest Speaker: Dr. Kuhio Asam Antoinette Lee Special Committee Reports: >' Native Hawaiian Education Council Claire Pruet Ocean Resources Task Force Leimana DaMate Bioprospecting Task Force Malia Nobrega Hanai Task Force Harriet O'Sullivan Protocol Pikake Pelekai Unfinished Business Antoinette Lee N a Hana Lima No'eau Award Gege Kawelo New Business Antoinette Lee Acknowledgements Antoinette Lee Convention Acknowledgements Lorna Akima Adjournment Antoinette Lee Aha Mele Song Nola Nahulu 34 Hawai'i Pono'i Nola Nahulu Closing Ceremony Hawai'i Council Pule Hooku 'u Soulee Stroud 12:30 pm-2:00 pm Hosted Lunch - "Kamehameha's Fourth Salon I Kamehameha Schools Campus - the Community!" 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Workshop: DVD -"Future of Food" Pikake Malia Nobrega 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Workshop: Ho 'oulu/Harvard Program Hala Malia Nobrega 6:00 pm-ll:OO pm Aha 'Aina - Holoku Ball Salon I, II Martha McNicoll s u n day, Oct ober 10 , 2 0 0 B Function Location Presiding Chair 8:00 am - 3:ut¥pm Hospitality Lounge Paniolo Hospitality Hawai'i Council 7:00 am - 8:00 am Anaina Pule Brown's Beach House Hawai'i Council Aloha, see you on 0'ahu in 2006 at the Waikiki Beach Marriott Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort and Spa ~ Salutes ~ The Association of WAIKIKI BEACH Hawaiian Civic Clubs RESORT &SPA For its efforts to honor, cherish, protect and preserve the customs, Aarrlott traditions, language and songs of the Native Hawaiian. IfF, onipa'a...i kft 'imi na'auao" CBe steadfast in tfie seekjng of/tnowfecfge www.marriottwaikiki.com ..------. 35 schools; Education and the impact of Act 51 and "No Child Left Behind"; the preservation and protection of our Historic Sites; legislation on Hawaiian and Community issues; Alzheimer's - the signs and impact; and the Ocean Resource Management Plan using the Ahupua a system. We are being asked to O'AHU ISLAND COUNCIL make difficult decisions. We must protect and pre PRESIDENT'S REPORT serve what we have and find the common path that we can all take to secure our 'aina and resources for future generations to come. The Board of Directors of the O'ahu Council extend our deepest appreciation to our Civic Clubs for their May the overall spiritual being be with you all. achievements and commitment, to the Pelekikena of Nalani Kahoano Gersaba the Clubs and their Board of Directors for their leader President ship and support, to our Council Committee Chairs 0'ahu Council and members for their commitment and effort, to our sister Councils for sharing their knowledge, to the AOHCC Board of Directors for their guidance, and to (Kekuewa) the Pelekikena of the Association of Hawaiian Civic MaryLou (~apalepuna) Clubs for her leadership and unwavering devotion. A Paulette special appreciation to our host, Hawai'i Council, ~1dg your hard work and enthusiasm has created an excit ...... :lUnry. £au:' ing anticipation for Convention - we are looking for J'k .. £imaJUili!Jiulu 7VtJ km ward to being wined and dined. Highlights of our "Skilled hands Touch the Feathers" year include "Na Leo 0 O'ahu Council" which airs on 762 Kapahulu Avenue' Honolulu, Hawaii 96816 Olelo on Fridays at 630p; Ho'ikc'ike and the promo Monday - Friday 9 a.m, to 9 p.m. • Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tion of our culture; keeping Hawaiian Language in the Telephone: (808) 732 -0865 • Fax: (808) 737-3255 . KA HUAKA'I: 2005 Native Hawaiian Educational Assessment Comprehensive aatel on the educational, social, health, andeconomic statusofHawoUaf!S. 450pages 300ftgures and tables AlIQilflble(It NI Mea Hawoj'i/Native Books Publications • Kamehameha SChools • nfIPAUAm AIIA8UI SIWILA.I,LtWilf.IO· HAWAIIAN eroe CLtJB KAPOLEI 1767 Mahani Loop, Honolulu, 9819 P. O. Box 821, Honoka'a, HI 96727 Date Organized: December 2, 1973 Date Organized: January 1993 Date Chartered: December 8, 1973 Date Chartered: October 27, 1993 Club Flower: Pua Kukui Club Flower: Native 'Ilima Club Colors: Ke'oke'o (White) Club Colors: Green, Red, White, Blue Club Song: Pauahi 0 Kalani Club Song: Uncut version of the Queen's Prayer Club Motto: Ka ikaika a ka mana'o a me ke kino Club Motto: Ua mau ke ea 0 ka'aina ia pono arne uhane "Strong in mind and body (Let sovereignty return the righteous and spirit" ness of the land) CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Pelekikena: Nalani Kahoano Gersaba Pelekikena: Shad Kane Hope Pelekikena: Kai'ona Killebrew Hope Pelekikena: Annelle Amaral Pu'uku: Harriet O'Sullivan Pu'uku: Robert O. Holden Kakau 'olelo Ho'opa'a: Leialoha Gaines Kakau 'olelo Ho'opa'a: Valerie Kane Alaka'i: Betty K. Jenkins, carole Paulsen Kakau 'olelo Hooholo Palapala: Amanda Allison Mele Alaka'i: Nalani Kahoano Gersaba Kahu: Shirley Kala Holden Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala: Roland Ahuna Alaka'i': C. Mike Kiddo Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo: Kawohiokalani & Jack Jenkins Gwen Clark Members Deceased: none Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala: Dan Lyman Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo: Lance Holden CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS CLUBACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Ali'i Pauahi Hawaiian Civic Club continues to honor the values and foresight of our Princess, Ke Ali'i 'Ahahui continues to malama cultural and historic Pauahi. With the recent outcome of the John Doe sites in the Honouliuli Ahupua a as well as upkeep of case, our members felt the calling to be at 'Iolani the Native garden in the Kapolei Regional Park. Palace and walk to Mauna'ala where we and other Scholarships were awarded to first year college stu Hawaiian Civic Club members joined together to pres dents as well as continuing college students, both ent ho'okupu. It was a special day that displayed here locally and on the continent. Various Hawaiian strong support for the legacy of the Princess. craft workshops were held at Lanikuhonua for the New outreach and partnerships this year included the community. In partnership with Queen Liliu'okalani celebration of Queen Emma's birthday at Mauna'ala trust our "Tools for Schools" project furnished 20 with our Kupuna Betty Jenkins as the guest speaker, backpacks filled with school supplies for children liv the Mauna'ala Vigil remembering the 1893 ing in our area. The 'Ahahui adopted a family again Overthrow, the closing of Makahiki at Mo'okapu, the this year and furnished meals and holiday gifts for changing of the seasons at the Waikiki Aquarium, the Thanksgiving and Christmas. Students from Putney Alzheimer's fundraiser at the Waikiki Sheraton, re Student Travel, a mainland group, worked with enactment of the Battle of Nu'uanu at the Pali, Ulupo 'Ahahui members again this past year maintaining the Heiau Celebration, Kualoa-Heeia and Pearl Harbor garden and learning the hula. They also made ipus to HCC installations, HCC of Honolulu's Holoku Ball and take back home with them. the anniversary celebration of Waikiki HCC. Contact: Val Kane In these times where there is great concern for the email: [email protected] future of our people, our members joined with Ka Lei Maile Ali'i HCC and Queen Emma HCC to honor Uncle Mel Kalahiki for his lifetime of service in the cause of 'EWA·PU'ULOA the Hawaiian Nation. This is the first award of this IlAWAIIAN CLUB kind. It meant a lot to us. May the overall spiritual eroe being be with all of us. P.O. Box 15484, Honolulu, HI 96830 Contact: Nalani Kahoano Gersaba Date Organized: May 4, 1948 @ c: 808 429-3816 Date Chartered: November 8,2001 email: [email protected] Club Flower: White Ginger, Lau'ae Kukui Club Colors: Green, White, Yellow Club Flower: Ilima Club Song: Pupu A'o 'Ewa Club Colors: Ilima/Red Club Motto: E Ho'omano I Ko Club Song: Liholiho (Beautiful Ilima) Waiwai Ho'oilina (Remember Your Heritage) Club Motto: Hawaiian: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'aina I Ka Pono CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS English: The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Pelekikena: Ruth Holt Righteousness Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Ethelrida Kahalewai CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Hope Pelekikena 'Elua: George Kaeliwai, Jr. PREVIOUS CONVENTION Pu'uku: Isaiah "Ike" Ka'aihue, Jr. Alaka'i: Wiola Giouson President: Anita Mae K. Naone Contact Person: Ruth Holt @ (808) 284-1246 1st VP: Leatrice M. Kauahi Treasurer: Jesse E. Lono CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Recording Secretary: Maylene K. Enoka We have attended a few civic club installations of offi Corresponding Secretary: Maxine L. Shea cers, ALL O'ahu Council Board and general meetings, -DIRECTORS: as well as, ALL Associations of Hawaiian Civic Clubs 1. Charles Manu Boyd 2. Leimomi Jones board meetings and honored our Ali'i's at ALL of the 3. TB Lyons III 4. Kahealani Keahi-Woods Ali'i Sunday services. 5. Ottina K. Haight 6. Clement P. Enoka We were thrilled to be present at the signing ofBill 53 7. Likolehua Gerboc 8. Louise Gerboc by Mayor Mufi Hanneman at Honolulu Hale on 9. Sandra Ulu Parker February 9, 2005. Also in February attended the Choral Director: Charles Manu Boyd Cultural workshop at UH Manoa having contact MEMBERS DECEASED: through high technology of the computer on a large 1. Mabel Likelike Lucas Davis screen with communication of all islands with issues 2. Edwin Naihe Paaluhi of each Ahupua a. We participated in the Ho'ike'ike program at the CLUBACTMTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Kapiolani Bandstand/park. Also, we assisted with the -Most Memorable Club Activity of 2005 and why: registration of Kau Inoa, met with Bill Collins at the -Our most memorable club activity was the annual White Plain Beach at Kalaeloa regarding an area for scholarship fundraiser Holoku Ball 200 "Pohai teaching our Hawaiian Arts and Culture. We assisted Kealoha - Encircling with Love". The Holoku Ball is with the decoration of the Hawaiian Airlines float and one of Hawaii's oldest traditions. The Hawaiian Civic setup the eating area with Richard Jackson of Prince Club of Honolulu has sponsored it for more than 80 Kuhio HCC. years as an annual scholarship fundraiser. The pro We attended many meetings to update the Ocean ceeds generated from this event has assisted over Resources Management Plan (ORMP) with the federal, 1500 talented and deserving Hawaiian students in pur state and county agencies. suing their educational endeavors at colleges and uni We, along with King Kamehameha and Waikiki versities in Hawai'i and throughout the Mainland. We Hawaiian Civic Clubs, assisted with the cleaning of had the pleasure to honor our member "Kealoha Mauna 'Ala in May, June andJuly and working to redo Kalama Cabral" in recognition for her outstanding the feathers of the Kahili. We also participated in the service to the Hawaiian community, in its culture, Waikiki HCC anniversary/scholarship fundraiser at St. music, language and hula. Another aspect of the Francis School, the annual Holoku Ball honoring Holoku Ball is that aLL ofour club members, adults and Kealoha Kalama, the retirement ceremony in honor of students to include scholarship recipients gather and Lemomi Kahn and assisted with the Food Bank deliv work as a team to market the ball, solicit donations for ery to the people of 'Ewa Beach. the silent auction, manage the budget, decorate the And finally we have applied in being involved in the room and prepare for the ball in the evening. The ball creation of our Associations of Hawaiian Civic Club's also provides opportunities to mentor club members, Credit Union. the students and scholarship recipients in leadership skills. Being involved with the planning and imple mentation of the ball helps everyone in developing hands on experience in leadership, teamwork, and fel lowship and celebrate the success of the ball. Club Activities of 2005: P. O. Box 1513, Honolulu, Hawaii 96806 Increased membership with 13 new members. Date organized: 1918 (Founded by Prince -Club members attended all Ali'i Sundays throughout Jonah Kuhio) the year 2005. Pahkee's in Kaneohe. Conducted elections for four -Club members also participated in various hearings new boards of directors. Congratulations to Manu regarding Hawaiian entitlements and rights that were Boyd, Kahealani Keahi-Woods, Likolehua Gerboc and challenged throughout the year. TB Lyons who were elected to the board. Collected -Congratulations to four HCCH members who are and donated food items for outreach to the needy on serving at the Association of Hawaiian -Civic Clubs the Waianae Coast. level. Leimomi Khan, 1st Vice President, Tomi -lanuary 2005 - Members attended the Ali'i Sunday Chong, AOHCC 05 Convention Chair, Pat Brandt, event in honor of Lunalilo. Community Relations Chair and Momi Jones, -February 2005 - Installed our 3 newest members into Resolutions Chair for the Convention. our club. -Congratulations to Louise Gerboc who is serving on -March 2005 - This was our club's busiest month. the Oahu Council Board of Director Honolulu Moku. Attended the Ali'i Sunday event at Kawaiahao Church November 2004 - Over 21 volunteer delegates attend honoring Queen Kaahumanu and PrinceJonah Kuhio. ed the AOHCC Convention on board the Pride of Club members participated in the Prince Jonah Kuhio Aloha. Congratulations to Maxeen Shea Outstanding Kalaniana'ole Parade. In honor of Prince Kuhio's Hawaiian Civic Club member and to Blaine birthday our club presented a hookupu at the Fergestrom HCCH's Webmaster for his outstanding Mauna'ala event. Our club members participated in service in maintaining our clubs website which won Ho'ikeike sponsored by the Oahu Council ofHawaiian the Piilani Website Award. Congratulations to Toni Civic Clubs at Kapiolani Park. We sold bake goods Lee, Pearl Harbor HCC new President of the AOHCC and conducted demonstrations in making ti-leaf leis, and to our club member Leimomi Khan, who was haku leis and various other Hawaiian crafts. Our elected to the First Vice President position council. scholarship application process for scholarship To Maui Council and everyone involved with the con awards was posted on our website hcchonolulu.org. vention, Mahalo for everyone's efforts in planning the -April 2005 - Our club member's service project in agendas, guest speakers, committee meetings and April was the cleaning of Mauna'ala. guest activities. Seven club members had many enjoy -May 2005 - General membership was held at Lunalilo able experiences on their Maui Cultural trip. They vis Home in Kuliouou. We had lunch and a kanikapila ited some historic sites, had tea at Maui's Lavendar songfest with the residents. Since we adopted Farm, tasted some fine wine from Ulupalakua visited Lunalilo Home's dispensary a donation to buy supplies the new Kamehameha Schools Maui campus and visit was given to the home. Our guest speakers were ed a goat Dairy to name a few. The kupuna and sen Haunani Apoliona, providing an update on the Native ior members of our club had a blast. Participated in Hawaiian Reorganization Bill and Dr. Keoni Devereux the Nake'u Awai Christmas Faire selling Baked Goods of the Alzheimer's Organization. They both provided for a club fundraiser. important information, covering the status of the bill -December 2004 - Annual Christmas Party held at in Congress and the warning signs and care giving techniques for Alzheimer's patients. What a great day spent! -Iune 2005 - Welcomed 5 new HCCH members into our club at our general membership meeting. Members attended the Ali'i Sunday event honoring King Kamehameha. Mahealani Kamauu HCCH member conducted a workshop on prepara tion ofresolutions for the upcoming and future AOHCC conventions. Our club members participated in helping fund four disadvantaged stu dents who paddle for Anuenue Canoe Club. Big Mahalo to HCCH members Clem and Maylene Enoka for their efforts to serve as the Chairs for the Oahu Council Kamehameha Day Celebration Parade Float. Unfortunately the Council had to withdraw the float this year because there were no facilities to construct 15. Kelly Leiola McClain 16. Meleanna Meyer the float. 17. James Nakapaahu 18. Fran Orian -Iuly 2005 - Our Annual HCCH Holoku Ball 19. Maria Kafmipono Orr 20. Mike Reitz Scholarship fundraiser was a great success. We had a 21. Claire Shimabukuro 22. Noenoe Silva full house of attendees, great entertainment and we 23. Kamealoha Smith 24. Casina Waterman honored Kealoha Kalama Cabral for all of her contri 25. Gabrielle Welford 26. Evern Ema1ia Wtlliams .,'""'.".cJ\\'" butions to the Hawaiian culture, its music, hu1a and CLUBACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS language. 51 scholarship applications received for consideration. Most Memorable Club Activity of 2005 and why: -August 2005 - A HCCH Cultural Day Picnic for Sept. 2-3, 2005 Ka Lei Maile Ali'i: The Queen's General Membership and guest was held on 14 August Women at Kamehameha Schools Hawaii Island cam 05. Everyone enjoyed lots of fun, games, swimming, pus in Hilo and at King Kamehameha Hotel in Kona. and food. Rick Barboza a Native Plant Nursery owner This drama was a re-enactment of a gathering at the did a presentation on the use of the native plants for Salvation Army Hall in Hilo in 1897, taken from an arti wellness and medicinal purposes, Pita Sala demon cle in the San Francisco Call newspaper. Ms. Miriam strated how to weave baskets with coconut fronds Michelson, a reporter for the Call, wrote about this and Aunty Katherine Farm and Lucia Davis conducted meeting and about the efforts of Mrs. Emma Nawahi ukulele lessons for members. Our general member and Mrs. Kuaihelani Campbell to gather signatures for ship meeting focused on convention education and the petitions in support of Queen Liliuokalani and in resolutions. Members attended Ali'i Sunday activity. protest to the proposed annexation of Hawai i to the -September 2004 - Members will be performing with United States. In letters to Ka Mo'! Wahine, the the Royal Hawaiian Band at Pearl Harbor for the com women often addressed her as 'Kamailealii'. These missioning of the USS Admiral Chung-Hoon. Admiral women and men, members of the "Aina of the Hui Chung-Hoon was a member of the HCCH. Aloha "Aina, were lei, hence the title of the drama. 8/6-8/7/05 Performance of Ka Lei Maile Alii-The -Contact Person: Anita Mae K. Naone Queen's Women at Bannings Landing, Los Angeles. Telephone/E-mail: 9/2-9/3/05 Performance of Ka Lei Maile Alii-The (808) 438-2797(w) (808) 261-2952 (h) Queen's Women at Kamehameha Schools in Keaau [email protected] and King Kamehameha Hotel in Kona. 2505-C La'i Road, Honolu1u, HI 96816 Date Organized: March 30, 2003 P.O. Box 1123, Kailua, HI 96734 Date Chartered by AHCC: Nov. 03, 2003 Club Flower: Purple crown flower Date Organized: March 1959 Club Colors: Lavender and white Date Chartered: February 26, 1966 Club Song: He Mele Lahui HawaiI Club Flower: 'Ilima Blossom Club Motto: Hawaiian - Onipa a Club Colors: 'Ilima Gold and Black English - Steadfast Club Song: Na Pua Ka 'Ilima E Ala E Na Mamo, E Ola Na Pua CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Club Motto: (Be al~rt, oh people, so our children President: Lynette Hiilani Cruz may live) VP: Gabrielle Welford Treasurer: Fran Orian Secretary: Casina Waterman CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS/CHARTER MEMBERS 1. Kekuni Blaisdell 2. Puanani Burgess 3. Baron Ching 4. Lynette Hiilani Cruz 5. Kaimiloa Dahang 6. Fay Graef 7. Charles Lehuakona Isaacs,Jr. 8. Melvin Kalahiki 9. Carol Kalahiki 10. Mahealani Kamau u 11. Marion Kelly 12. Poka Laenui 13. HelenEdyth Didi Lee Kwai 14. Kawika Liu CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Pelekikena: Marvelle "Ku'ulei" Laughlin Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Darrell Risko Pelekikena Hala Koke: Dr. Chuck Burrows Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a: Martha "Maleka" Yent 21 S. Kuakini St., #339, Honolulu, Hi 96813 Pu'uku: Kawao Durante Date Organized: November 19, 1969 Kahu: Blanch Keahi Date Chartered by AlIce: November 19, 1969 Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo: Nalani Wallace Club Flower: Pupu Shelland/or Pink Flowers Alaka'i: CharlesRose,Kawao Durante, Club Colors: Pink and White Dot Uchima, Olive Souza, Mary Bird, Club Song: Ho'ikaika Like Me Kealoha Dr. Diane Drigot, Lehuakona Isaac, Club Motto: Francis People, Muriel Seto; and Po'e 'Olelo: Ho'ikaika Like Me Ke Aloha Rep. Tommy Waters Po'e Ha'ole: Strive Together with Love Ho'omalu 0 Na La la: Pa'ahana Yee Deceased Members: None CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Pelekikena: Susan K. Pine Hope Pelekikena: Dexter Soares Ku'ulei Laughlin, Kawao Durante, Olive Souza, Dot & Pu'uku: (Treasurer) Millie Lee Ed Uchima and Mr. & Mrs. Chuck "Doc" Burrows Kakau 'Olelo: (Secretary) Leimomi Khan attended the 45th annual AOHCC Convention on the Norwegian Cruse Lines "Pride ofAloha." Members Deceased: None Members to end 2004 and move on to 2005 enjoyed CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS the annual Christmas Party at Pohai Nani. In January Attended O'ahu Council general membership meet we had a very successful polo and T-shirt fundraiser. ings and actively supported the Association and O'ahu During February, March and April, KHCC funded Council activities. Member, Dexter Soares, is active in lunches for the WCCC Group ofwomen who came to culture and arts in the community. Leimomi Khan clean the area of Ulupo Heiau and Na Pohaku 0 serves as 1st Vice-President of the Association of Hauwahine. Hawaiian Civic Clubs On April 24th, Herb Raffael presented members attending the official presentation of the Ramsar Certification of Kawai Nui and Hamakua Marshlands as the "WETLANDS OF INTERNATIONAL IMPOR TANCE". Founded in 1971, the Ramsar Convention's mission is to protect wetland ecosystems worldwide. 98-505 Ka'amilo Street, Aiea, Hawai'i, 96701 In May KHCC hosted a booth at the Malama Kailua event held at the Kailua Beach Park. Date Organized: January 6, 1966 In July KHCC held its Ho'ike attended by over 800 Date Chartered by AHCC: April 6, 1966 people where the community shared its cultural tradi Club Flower: Mamo tions, stories and places, enjoyed hula by various Club Colors: Mamo me ka Poli halau. We also participated in the July 4th parade. Club Song: I Mua Kamehameha And finally, presented scholarships to Timothy Farr, Club Motto: jenu K. Gomard and Carmen K. Aluli, Kamehameha Po'e 'Olelo: I mua Kamehameha Explorations; Mahina Crumpston and Kalei A. Akaka, Po'e Ha'ole: Forward Kamehameha University Award; and Yvonne Lefcourt, Ph.D in edu CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS cation, the KHCC scholarship. Pelekikena: Shelly Hao-Tamon Contact Person: Ku'ulei Laughlin @ (808) 259- Hope Pelekikena: Marie Hao 7571, (808)721-9805, e-mail: [email protected] Pu'uku: (Treasurer) Ike Ka'aihue Kakau 'Olelo: (Secretary) Delcy Saito Alaka'i: (Directors) Walter Rodenhurst Jr., Joseph Tamon Members Deceased: none CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS King Kamehameha Hawaiian Civic Club continues to strive to maintain the vision and the mission of Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole. Highlights of our year Pipipi" has been printed and is ready for distribution included a food booth at Ho'ike'ike, honoring our Ali'i and our final contribution will be Makali'i Sleeps. We at Kawaiahao Church, sharing and supporting Kau are very proud to be a part of this very special project Inoa, and the Ku I Ka Pono march from Mauna'ala to and especially our members Mailia Newhouse, the State Capital in support of Kamehameha Schools. Writing Assistant and Rebekah Luke,Book Designer. Although small in numbers, we strive diligently to Authors for the Ko'olauloa HCC books are Cathleen maintain and recruit new members. Mattoon and Dannette Ululani Beirne. This year, King Kamehameha HCC honored Uncle 'Aha Ola Pono 0 Ko'olauloa was a gathering of our Walter Rodenhurst Jr. as the founder and the first 'ohana to collectively "rebraid the 'aha cord of health President of the Club. We are hoping, with the help and wellness" with the guidance of John Kaimikaua of the Lord, that we can become more active and vis and sponsored by QLCC, Ke Ola Mamo, Papa Ola ible with the Hawaiian Civic Club movement. Weare Lokahi, Na Lei Malama and Ko'olauloa HCC. without any doubt, concerned about Hawaiian issues Kaliuwa'a He Wahi Kapu video produced in 2003 is ;."'~--, .'" that affect us as Kanaka Maoli. King Kamehameha again available for purchase. It is recognized as a HCC would like to thank our entire sister clubs of the learning tool in teaching malama 'aina. We encourage O'ahu Council for their assistance and support other clubs to preserve oral history and sacred sites in throughout the years. Aloha Kekahi I Kekahi their moku through the use of video. Contact Person: Cathleen Mattoon @(808)293-5612, email:[email protected] P.O. Box 532, Hau'ula, HI 96717 KO'OLAtJPO Date Organized: June 1924 IIAWAIIJ\N CIVIC "" Date Chartered: April 1966 Club Flower: Hala and Plumeria P. O. Box 644 - Kaneohe, HI 96744 Club Colors: Green and Yellow Date Organized: 1937 Club Song: Kaulana No Oe '0 Date Chartered: August 10, 1937 Ko'olauloa Club Flower: Pua Melia Club Motto: Ua mau ke ea '0 ka 'aina I ka pono Club Color[s]: Red & Gold (The life of the land is preserved in Club Song: Ku u Home 0 Kane'ohe righteousness) Club Motto: Ua mau ke ea 0 ka "aina I ka pono CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS The life of the land is preserved in Pelekikena: Cathleen Piilani Mattoon righteousness Hope Pelekikena: Dannette Ululani Beime-Keawe Pu'uku: Raynae Fonoimoana Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a: Kaylene Sheldon CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Ho'ike'ike is the club's family activity of the year bringing together 'opio, makua and kupuna to prepare our Hawaiian plate lunches. Our demonstration booth featured the many uses of kukui. Hands-on preparation of inamona attracted people of all ages as did the making of lei kukui. Three (3) $500 scholarships were awarded to Mahinahina Johnson, Lorna Kekua and Heitiare Wallace. Funds for these awards come from sales of prepared inamona and mango chutney as well as Pelekikena: Mahealani Cypher Ho'ike'ike profits. Hope Pelekikena: Donna Camvel Ho'ulu Hou: Stories Told by Us project has been suc Leialoha Kaluhiwa cessfully completed and distributed the 4 children's Puuku: Jill Akana books for the first year. Four (4) more books are being Kakau "OleloHo opa'a: Francine Gora printed for year two and 4 more are at various stages Na Koa: Jerry Kaluhiwa for year 3. Our book "What's For Lunch" was distrib Wali Camvel uted to 500 Hawaiian families, the second book "Lei Kahu: Frank Kawaikapu Hewet ------~~-~-_._-~------~------~--~-~---~------~-- Ho opa" a Mo olelo: Lana Kalahiki Napua Kobashigawa, Papa Alaka i: Georgi De Costa Lisa Phee, Stefan Wenska Bernie Kaluhiwa Chaplain: Keala Naluai Sergeant-At-Arms: Jerry Kaluhiwa Mele AlakaI: Wayne Kaho onei Panoke Wali Camvel Sergeant-at-Arms: Milton Lau Lana Kalahiki Historian: Mahealani DeCosta Members deceased: None MOE ME KA MALUHIA LANI Walter P. Wenska CLUBACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS CLUBACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Our civic club has had a very active period from As prescribed by our Constitution & By-Laws, the January to August of 2005 and we continue to seek members of Kualoa-He eia meet monthly to plan, out ways sto reach out to our community to build our organize & participate in community events & func membership and educate the public about the civic tions that would enhance the quality of existence for club and our heritage. native Hawaiians everywhere; actively pursue venues Among our activities this past year have been tours of that would enable scholarship fundraising for students historic sites [for members and the general public], electing to continue their education at an accredited /filllclrailsirlg events, outings to Kane' ohe Bay, interac college and/or university including consideration for tion with the U.S. Navy regarding effects of a Navy special trade institutions; and, have aggressively project on our wahi kapu, and work with the Kualoa assumed the task of promoting the Hawaiian Civic eia Hawaiian Civic Club to begin the process of Club movement to ALL that we come in contact clubs'merger. with... to INFORM, EDUCATE & RECRUIT! Since LAST Convention, Kualoa-He eia has been We have applied to OHA for a capacity-building grant active within & around our Community by participat to enable us to reach out further to all residents ofour ing & taking part in the following events & functions: community [96744 zip code] to become members u Na Kamalei Native Hawaiian Youth Conference held and/or participate in our activities. It is our belief at Windward Community College January 15, 2005 that, through interaction with the entire community, U Signing of Bill 53 with a Ku I Ka Pono March from we build support for our native people, our goals and Kawaiaha 0 Church to Honolulu Hale January 26, objectives of the Hawaiian civic club. 2005 Contact Person: Mahealani Cypher u Information & Craft Booth at the 0'ahu Council Tel/Cell: 808-226-4195[cell] Annual Ho ike' ike held at Kapi olani Park March 26, E-mail: [email protected] 2005 u King Kamehameha Day Parade June 11, 2005 u Our own 'successful' Garage/Yard Sale (a scholar ship fundraising effort) at He' eia Elementary School June 25, 2005 u "Ilio"ulaokalani Coalition with Kamehameha Schools (DOE vs. Kamehameha Schools) Ku I Ka Pono 47-665 Ahuimanu Road - Kaneohe, HI 96744 March from "Iolani Palace to Mauna'ala August 6, Date Organized: December, 1974 2005 Date Chartered: February 1, 1975 u The Annual Ki Hoalu Concert selling 'ice cold' Club Flower: Pua Kenikeni water, soda &1uice at Kapi olani Park August 21, 2005 Club Color(s): Brown, green, yellow & white u 'Ilio'ulaokalani Coalition sponsored Ku I Ka Pono Club Contact: Elizabeth Lau (808)239-7305 56-335 Kamehameha Hwy, PO Box 305, Lare, HI 96762 Date Organized: January 23, 1997 Date Chartered: November 1997 Club Flower: Naupaka Kai / Pua Melia Club Colors: Navy Blue / Forest Green Club Song: Ka Na'i Aupuni Club Motto: CLUB ACTMTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Hawaiian: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono Experiencing a historical and once-in-a-lifetime thrill sat the (The Life of the Land is Preserved in 2004 AOHCC Convention in November aboard the Pride of Righteousness) Aloha were Ruby Maunakea, Joseph Lapilio,Doreen Lindsey, Members Deceased: None Tasha Hobdy, Velma Kekipi and Ike Ka'aihue. Our Christmas Pa'ina was held at Helemano Plantation in CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Wahi'awa. Election/Installation meeting in January at Mauna Pelekikena: Gladys K Pualoa-Ahuna 'Ala,the Royal Mausoleum traditionally starts ournewyear as Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Sherry Evans Wayne Kaho'onei Panoke served as our Installation Officer. Hope Pelekikena 'Elua: Kela Miller Our first Board meeting was held at Aloha 'Aina Cafe in Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a: Sandy Pukahi Wai'anae, owned and operated by Kukui Maunakea-Forth, Correspondence Secretary: Ipo Tano granddaughter of our founder Kupuna Katherine Maunakea. Pu'uku: Sandy Pukahi The site of ourgeneral meetings held every third Wednesday Alaka'i: None at James "Ace" Kaleohano's Hale in Princess Kahanu Kahu: Aunty jojo Au Homestead. We sustained ten new members this year, Roxie Balles, Alva and Erin Kaneaiakala, Kalani and Paulette Beck, CLUB ACTMTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Maelene Keamo, Ku'ulei Monaghan, Neddie Waiamau Attended convention on Maui; attended O'ahu Council gen Nunuha, Betty Kaahaaina and Elizabeth Kaliko Hayghe, bring eral membership meetings. our total active membership to 34. For many years, we have been providing scholarships to Contact Person: Sherry Evans @ (808) 293-2682 graduating seniors at Nanakuli High and Intermediate School. Last school year, we encouraged their students (and all the Nanakuli complex schools) to participate in our Prince Kuhio Essay Contest. In turn they invited us to partic ipate in their Ho'olaule'a and eventually our members began Kihonua Place - Waianae, HI 96792 attending their PTSNSCC meetings and Songfest. When the Date Organized: May 12, 1948 Hawaiian Language class was cancelled last year, we became Date Chartered: April 16, 1966 concerned and circulated petitions (collecting 1,125 signa Club Flower: Pua Kalaunu Kai'ina (Lavender tures) to help restore it.Joe Lapilio,our education chair, fore Crown Flower) saw the challenging effects that Act 51 (Restructuring Act), Club Colors: Lavender would have on DOE schools in predominantly Hawaiian Club Song: Nanaikapono, Kalaunu 0 Ku'u communities. We talked to students, parents and other com Pu'uwai munity resources, meet with the principal, conducted a sur Club Motto: Nanaikapono vey of 250 students, and presented our petitions to the prin (Look to Righteousness) cipal and chairman of the Board of Education and complet ing a video-taped session about these issues. We are sponsor- CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS ing a resolution for support at this convention and setting Kakau "Olelo Hooholo Palapala: Cheryl Kapua the groundwork for planning a summit meeting. Kahu: C. Leina ala Pilares Our biggest event ofthe year is preparing for ourScholarship Alakai: Chrissy Anjo, Puna Kapua, Gladys Lu'au held the second Saturday in July. Our scholarships Crowder, Maile Puahala, Leilani Irvine, were presented to Sierra Nakea and Radasha Ho'ohuli both Ku ulei Reyes, Pauline Kahalioumi from Nanakuli. Our second big event was preparing for Mele Alaka i: Nola Nahulu Ho'ike'ike at Kapiolani Park and finally our participation in Sargent ofArms: Joe Robello the Kuhio Day Parade. Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala: Barbara Mateo-Kihano We were also privileged to share in the 'Ahahui Kaahumanu's 100th anniversary; the Hokule'a's first Members Deceased: Peter Apo, Paige Kawelo Barber stopover in Nanakuli supporting the efforts of Alu Like and Leeward Kai Canoe Club, who in turn supported the youth CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS paddlers' organization, Kapu Na Keiki, a project for abused The Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club attended the 45th children; submitted two kupuna interviews for Ka Ho'oholo Annual Hawaiian Civic Club Convention aboard the I Ka 'Olelo Hawai'i; sponsored a genealogy workshop at Norwegian Cruise Lines, "Pride of Aloha", Maui Council, the Makakilo State LDS and finally, in September the first November 7-14 2004 with 19 Delegates, 3 At-Large, 1 annual Wai'anae Ho'ike'ike will be held at the Makaha Alternate, 1 Member and 2 Guests for a total of 26 in atten \Sheraton where will be sponsoring a hula 'olapa workshop dance. One of the highlights of the Convention for our Club presented by Kumu Kima Alama-Keaulana which will also was the election results when our members Antoinette benefit our scholarship fund "Toni" Lee was elected President and Patrick Sniffen was elected Treasurer of the Association ofHawaiian Civic Clubs. Being able to ride the Pride of Aloha and witnessing the Kupuna who would have never had the opportunity to sail and see our Islands from the ocean was truly another high light. We were also very proud to win the Pualeilani Award for the Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Family recognizing the Maluo "Ohana. Our members participating in the Aha Mele with a first combined Choir of all Districts of the Association ofHawaiian Civic Clubs with Kawaiolaonapukanileo and sis ter Hawaiian Civic Clubs in a mass Choir was a proud moment. The Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club continues to be a very visible and active club in our Community. Education contin ues to be a very important goal in our club by providing speakers to attend our General Membership Meetings, send ing youngsters to the Exploration Program at Kamehameha Schools and having our leadership attend Pu u Kahea at P. O. Box 66 Aiea, Hawaii 96701 Waianae Retreat sponsored by the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. Awarded scholarships to six members of the Date Organized: December 3,1963 Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club and donated $250 each to Date Chartered: April 16, 1964 the Dr. George H. Mills and the Dorothy Gillett Scholarship Club Flower: Pua Aloalo (Red Hibiscus) Funds. Club Colors: Red and White Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club is a very active and highly Club Song: Uluwehi 0 Ka' ala respected club in the Oahu District Council and the Club Motto: Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. In the Oahu Council Po'e "Olelo: E paepae I Luna Loa I Ka Malamalama we are proud to have Charles K. Kapua as an Association ( Po'e Ha'ole: Hold High the Light of Knowledge) Director, Alberta Low as Treasurer, Brendon Kaleiaina Lee as CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Sergeant At-Arms, Chrissy Anjo as the Ho ike'ike Chair, Teri and Clifford Loo as Committee Co-Chairs of Ali'i Sunday and Pelekikena: Henry Kaipo Kanahele the Maunaala Clean Up. Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Moana Sanders On the Association level Toni Lee as President and Board of Hope Pelekikena 'Elua: Val Crabbe Director of Hawaii Maoli, Patrick Sniffen as Treasurer and Pu'uku: Alberta Low Board of Director of Hawaii Maoli and Alberta Low as Pelekikena Hala Koke: Charles Kapua Finance Chair. "Olelo Ho opa" a: Antoinette "Toni" Lee The Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club has a Board of Directors and a General Membership Meeting every month. tions. The Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club continues to Our Club members receive a newsletter every month to strive in keeping the traditions of perpetuating the arts and keep them up to date with every thing that's going on in the crafts of Hawaii by demonstrating these crafts at the Annual District Council, the Association, the Community, and other Ho ike'ike where we were able to demonstrate the art of Clubs and in our Club. We also hold an election every year making Tapa, stamps and the dyes used for Tapa. We are also and provide on going training programs to teach for leader very happy to be able to continue to sing in a Choral Group ship to encourage members to take on leadership roles and to help to keep our language and mele alivewhich gives our to hold chairmanships so that we may have a different chair membership an opportunity to learn more songs that will man for each event and to prepare members to run for an enhance our language skills.We have added to our monthly office in our club. We have attended all ofthe Ali! Sundays General Membership Meetings a segment for "Kanikapila" at Kawaiaha 0 Church to pay tribute to our Ali'i with four and our membership enjoys this very much. Members bring to twelve members in attendance. Pearl Harbor annually their ukuleles and guitars and words of their favorite songs decorates Kawaiaha 0 Church for Queen Lili" uokalani Ali'i that they we would like to learn and sing. Sunday and hosts a service at the Queen's statue after drap This year our Club celebrates 41years of our existence and ing her statue with her favorite purple crown flower leis. we are very proud to say that for 41 years we have been able Our membership also helped with the Prince William to attend every convention and have been able to fulfill our Lunalilo luau, a fundraiser for Lunalilo Home and the Goals and objectives, which enables us to continue to have Papakolea 100th year celebration. That was a rewarding a very active Club. Our Choral Group and members partici experience. At Thanksgiving our members volunteered to pated in the Third Annual "Ke Ahe Lau Makani" Hawaiian assist Kawaiaha 0 Church in preparing 600 lunches for Choral Music Festival in tribute to Liliuokalani which was Leeward Coast needy and homeless families. Our Club also sponsored by Kawaiolaonapukanileo an acappella choral hosted a food drive that provided 33 baskets for ensemble whose mission is to preserve and perpetuate Thanksgiving and Christmas, which were shared with Hawaiian Choral Music with Artistic Director, Nola A. Hawaiianfamilieson the Leeward Coast and distributed with Nahulu. There were over one hundred singers that partici the help of Alu Like. The Community events that the Pearl pated and the Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club will partici Harbor Hawaiian CivicClub assisted with this year were the; pate in this year's festival also. Prince William LunaliloHome Luau; Walk/Runs of the Great The Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club's largest Scholarship Aloha Run in February, the National Kidney Foundation in Fund raiser is the Henry Ayau International Outrigger Canoe April, and the American Heart Association in May. Our Club Race held in September. Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club also planned and facilitated the Prince Jonah Kuhio continues to strive to do better each year to live up to the Kalaniana ole Parade and honored our kupuna Betty and goals and objectives of our Club and our founder, Prince Sam Keliia a in a decorated vehicle. In June we were very Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole. "E Paepae Iluna Loa I Ka proud to have our member Charles Kanaha Kapua represent Malamalama" "Hold High the light of Knowledge." King Kamehameha on the Kings Float for the King It is with great pleasure that I report to the convention at Kamehameha Celebration FloralParade. Kohala, Hawaii that our club has accomplished much and Our members helped Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Civic Club to are looking forward to the 2005-2006year for better and big build the King's Float. We were honored once again assist ger goals to achieve. To all our members who so diligently the King Kamehameha Celebration Hula Competition helped with all the activities this past year, MAHALO! In where we were responsible in lining up of the Halau, mak closing, it is with great sadness and heavy heart to report the ing sure they were in correct chronological order according passing of members, Uncle Peter Apo and Paige Kawelo to the line up, sold programs and swept the floors between Barber. They will be sorely missed. each performance so that the performers would be able to Contact Person: Antoinette "Toni" Lee perform safely. Telephone/E-mail: (808) 455-3985 This year the Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club has volun teered to assist the Aloha Festivalsin taking charge of their Merchandise for this year. Our members volunteer every day in the Aloha Festivalsoffice from June 15, 2005 through the end of Aloha Festivals Celebration. On August 25th the Pearl Harbor Hosted the Investiture of the 2005 RoyalCourt at Honolulu Hale. In Septemberwe will be hosting the Aloha FestivalsOpening Ceremony at the lolani Palace. During the Aloha Festivals Parade Pearl Harbor will be delivering the Banners and radios to parade participants. Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club also participates in sup porting many of our sister Clubs in their fundraisers by help ing them to sell their tickets and by attending their func- P8INCE:Kumo CLUB ACTNITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS "IIAw' Ilmll £tUB Since last year's convention, the Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Civic Club has been actively involved in the PO Box 4728, Honolulu,HI 96812 issues of our people by sharing the information and showing support. One in particular is by petition for Founded 1964 and Chartered 1966 Club Color: Purple Club Flower: Purple Crown Flower Club Motto: "Ka Lani Ana 'Ole" ... Heavens of boundless limits CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Pelekikena: TonyHo Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Claire Pruet the reinstating of Hawaiian Language in the Nanakuli Hope Pelekikena 'Elua: Yvonne Pee Wee Ryan Public School system, which can and does affect pub Pelekikena Hala Koke: Pua Hinano Campton lic school curriculum in other Hawaiian based commu Pu'uku: Chasmin Sololoski nities. We have also been consistently present at gath Kakau'olelo Ho'oholo Palapala: Kanoe Cazimero erings to build understanding and clarity - issues from Kakau'olelo Ho'opa'a: Alma P. Cirino the Lahui for the Sovereignty movement to the Akaka 'Eono Luna Alaka'i: Eddie Akana Lahela J. Holmwood Ron Jarrett Marques H. Marzan Charmain Wong Robert Worthington Alaka'i Meme Hui: Sheri Leohone Magno Kumu Kuamo'o Olelo: Ruby Maunakea Bill. Many of our members are graduates or have chil dren and/or grandchildren attending Kamehameha Schools, thus we are equally anxious to understand and help support the maintaining of the legacy of Bernice Pauahi Bishop and to uphold the admissions policy of Kamehameha Schools. This year the Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Civic Club helped to re-institute the annual Prince Kuhio Day Celebrations at the Jonah Kuhio Kalaniana'ole Federal Building - an event that was a casualty of the 911 security measures. Our membership is up with additional new mem Jerome Furukawa bers as well as the upgraded of Opio member president ships. These Opio are scholarship awardees that are now able to become full Active mem bers. We have had a steady increase in Scholarship applications yet been able to award more scholarships as a result of graduating scholars. We look forward to our upcoming Scholarship Paina in August 2006. Meanwhile ... onipa'a kakou ... e holomua kakou. Let us stand together and let us move forward togeth er. Contact for 2005 Convention Booklet Information Kanoe Cazimero, Secretary 224-0767 Cell [email protected] CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Members of Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Club continue to embrace the visions of ourfounders and that of Queen Emma. With renewed energy our emphasis on community partner 2072 Alewa Drive, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817 ships and preserving cultural efforts in environment, health, Date Organized: Nov 1977 and education. Our visible partnership with the Alzheimer's Date Chartered by AHCC: Feb 3, 1978 Association Aloha Chapter provided a collaborative relation Club Flower: Pikake ship to educate others and us in the Hawaiian community. We Club Colors: Red, Black and White have helped to educate and enhance the community aware Club Song: Ka'iulani Ali'i ness during this year volunteering at events and providing a Club Motto: Hawaiian: Kulla I Ka Lokahi working relationship with other Hawaiian Civic Clubs. Our English: Strive for Unity membership holds monthly meetings as we gather and dis cuss current and social issues challenging our community. CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Members have dedicated many hours in protecting several President: Gladys Rodenhurst Hawaiian historic sites by community outreach in restoration CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS efforts and protecting our wahi pana. The Historic Hawaii Foundation presented an award for our grassroots effort to Most Memorable Club Activity: preserve, protect and care for historic sites working with sev Participating and supporting the OHA 'Aha 'Opio eral other groups for 2004-2005. We developed a partnership Conference and watching our young people grow in their with other civic clubs in the Kailua and Kaneohe area to care knowledge of the legislative process and preparing them to and educate with historic tours of Kawaewae Heiau. be our future leaders. Preservation of Kaniakapupu, and Uluhaimalama sites Princess Ka'iulani's annual club involvement has been 'Aha enriched our understanding of these endangered areas, pro 'Opio 0 OHA, 'Aha Kupuna Conference, which conferences vided partnershipswith the LivingNation and Ka LeiMaileAlii have been put on hold; celebration of the Princess' birthday HCC. Members held workshops and demonstrations in sever at St. Andrews Cathedral, attendance at convention on the al community events with Hawaiian arts, crafts and olelo of Pride ofAloha 7- day cruise around the islands, attending the the areas in partnership withAlii Pauahi HCC and Ka LeiMaile O'ahu Council general membership meetings, participating in HCC, and the living Nation. We developed the "Ku Lama Ku" Office of Hawaiian Affairs march and sign waving in support of award presented to its first recipient Mel Kalahiki Sr.It is given the Akaka Billand likewise, supporting Kamehameha Schools. to individuals who have dedicated their many years of service to forming our Hawaiian Nation. This year we lost two of our dear charter members. Aunty Marie Pooui Inciong Kanoho, and Aunty Charlotte "Lottie" Martha Kaonohiokala Victor (Cathcart) Perry both passed away in May.Aunty Lottie was very instrumental in communi ty demonstration and had inspired a few people to organize Date Organized: June 16, 1964 and form the Kualoa-Heeia Hawaiian Civic Club that cele Date Chartered: June 1964 brates their 30th anniversary this year. Our members contin Club Motto: Kulla I Ka Nu'u ue to support education in many forms by supporting other "Strive for the Highest" civic clubs, scholarships, demonstrations, and workshops. Club Song: Kaleleonalani Members continue honoring our wahine alii Queen Emma Club Flower: Pikake and have done historic tours of areas she traveled. Mahalo to Club Color: Blue & White President Nalani Gersaba and the Oahu Council for a job well done. Ourclub has supported boththe Oahu Council, and the CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Association in several events and look forward to a wonderful Pelekikena: Casina K. Waterman time full of excitement and cultural experiences at conven Hope Pelekikena: KeoniAgard tion. Mahalo to the Hawaii Council for working very hard in Kakau 'Olelo: Delphine Cloe hosting all of us. Pu'uku: William "Pili" Correa Me kealoha pumehana Hala Pelekikena: Margaret Arciero Alaka'i: Lynette Agard, Charles K. Correa Kent "KC" Cotton, John "Keoni" Devereaux, Ellen Kalahele, Rebecca "Becky" Paul, Robert "Bob" Sabo Mele 'Alaka'i: Debbie Kelsey cer. HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF In March members took part in Schofield's Sunset at the PARK. Members collected scripts for Kiddie ·····WADfAWA Rides one afternoon and collected signatures from 931 Peach Street, Wahiawa, HI 96786-2019 the public on a giant card wishing our soldiers in Iraq well. The Wahi'awa Club joined Ali'I Pauahi, Waialua and Date Organized: November 10,1960 Waimanalo HCGs in the Prince Kuhi'o Day Parade Date Chartered: April 16, 1966 renting a trolley for members to ride. The club also Club Flower: Na'u (Hawaiian Gardenia) took part in Ho'ike'ike at Kapiolani Park joining Club Colors: Green and White Waimanalo HCC in a booth demonstrating feather Club Song: Pa'ahana works and selling club t-shirts. Club Motto: E ho'o hana like a'e ana President Lurline Lee and secretary Leialoha (Working together) Haleamau attended the 2004 Convention on the CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Pride of Aloha. On going tours of Kukaniloko, ancient birthstones, Pelekikena: Lurline Lee led by Tom Lenchanko. Hope Pelekikena: Thomas Lenchanko Membership recruiting is also on going. Pu'uku: Maria Orr Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a: Carol Peters Contact Person: LurlineLee @ (808)6224669 Kakau 'Olelo Hooholo Palapala: Carol Peters Kahu: Daniel Au Alaka'i: Rosella Poepoe, Ellen Hyer, Daniel Au Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo: jo Lin Colburn Members Deceased: Walter Kim 66-164 Niuula Rd., Haleiwa, Hawaii 96712 CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS 2005 Club Activities: In January the club and its mem Pelekikena: Cynthia Puha-Nichols bers were ready to install it's newly elected officers Hope Pelekikena: Dorothy Kanani Awai Pu'uku: Winona Chaney but a harsh rainstorm postponed the ceremony to the Kakau 'Olelo: Denise Nakahara next month. The then President of the Associated State Civic Clubs, Charles Rose, was the installing offi- Alaka'i: Dorothy K. Awai, George K. Ai, Margaret Chun, Winona Chaney Kahu: George K. Ai Ho'opa'a Mo'o'elo: Margaret Chun Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala: Betty Souza Bob Sherlock 7 Kukila Street, Suite 201 Na Komite: OPSSupetvisor Hilo, HI 96720 Membership Chair: Lani Smith Scholarship Chair: Lehua Ii-Michaelson Phone: 808.961.6929 CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Fax: 808.933.2794 Waialua Hawaiian Civic Club had attendance at the Mobile: 808.960.4775 RTE# 1: 808.960.2666 Maui Convention aboard the cruise ship Pride of E-mail: Aloha. What a wonderful time spent amongst family RTE#2: 808.960.5202 [email protected] and friends in coming together to perpetuate our MICHAEL TEXEIRA PRESIDENT ~IIIIIII ETAWny State of Hawaii TAR #4645 lllllllbIII ci.r», #00·52493-0 1~}\VEL BUSINESS AUTOMATION, INC. Marlene Kaululani Ebeo, ACC, MCC 1744 HOl.:}lehtru Sltt;;et~ Pe'-trl elL)', HI 96782 Bug: (808) 455·1650 * Toll. (866) 455·1650 (US Only) 507 E. LANIKAULA ST. Fax: (808) 455·5679 * Email: [email protected] HILO, HI 96720 FAX: (808) 969-6932 Member. ARTA, AST~,\ CLl'\ s, NACTA PHONE, (808) 935-9355 EMAIL: [email protected] Hawaiian culture and values. the events we successfully participated in during the 2004 This year our club held a Scholarship Luau Fundraiser 2005 year. Attended the AOHCC's annual convention on for our youth of tomorrow and it was quite a success. the ship "Pride of Aloha" (2004) which our members Mahalo to all that supported us in our efforts to raise enjoyed immensely; attended Aunty Agnes Cope's com funds for our keikis. We catered Hawaiian food form bined 80th birthday and benefit fundraiser; participated in Laverne's Catering in Waipahu and it was delicious. the Prince Kuhio's annual parade through Waikiki; attended We have awarded 3 youth with exceptional qualities Makaha Resort's (host) "Reach Out" Concert to benefit the towards post high education. Our previous scholar American Red Cross' emergency relief effort to the victims ship recipient whom has graduated from Brigham of the earthquake and tsunami devastation in Southern Asia Young University, Provo and is now working in her and Eastern Africa; participated in Hawai'i Maoli Hawaiian field here in Honolulu. Congratulations to Malia Chun. language survey; attended Hawai'i's Thousand Friends cere Working together with the Waialua-Haleiwa Canoe mony on receipt of the "Ramsar Designation" of Kawainui Association; our club welcomed the Hokulea into and Hamakua Marshes as "Wetlands of International Haleiwa on Mother's Day and in spite of the occasion Importance" and Princess Kahanu Estates' luau celebration we truly appreciated all of the mothers in attendance on its 10th anniversary; hosted the welcome of Hokule'a to with a very special cake. Ted's Bakery Peach Bavarian the Wai'anue coast; provided Kearstin Wells, a 5th grader was simply sinful. from Buckley,WA with information on the E Alacanoe and Our club is working together with a core of individu Ku'ilioloa Heiau to complete a class project, (he picked als striving to perpetuate Hawaiian culture and educa Hawai'i) "Parade of Stars"; provide on-going maintenance of tion. It is still in the premature stage but with will and Ku'ilioloa Heiau at Pokai Bay Beach Park, Wai'anae; attend determination we support the efforts being made quarterly O'ahu Council meetings and co-hosted its 3rd quar towards the project. terly meeting; attended the Nanaikapono HCC scholarship Mahalo to all of our members who diligently commit luau; donated school supplies to charter school in Nanakuli, themselves to our activities and achievements. sent a representative to the Ali'i Sunday services; provided catering services for 3 functions which will support our edu cational programs; and finally, our cookbook "EKomo Mai" will soon be availablefor sale. 85-12239 Kaneaki Street, Wai'anae, HI 96792 Date Organized: june 15, 1935 Date Chartered: April 16, 1966 Club Flower: 'Ilima Club Colors: RoyalBlue & 'llima Orange Club Song: Aloha 'Ia '0 Wai'anae Club Motto: Va Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono (The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness) CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Pelekikena: Gege Kawelo Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Paige Barber Pu'uku: Rochelle Kawelo Kakau Iauna Palapala: Kini Polani Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a: Ianmar Gonzalez Kahu: Kealoha Kelekolio Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Gloria Kawelo Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala: Feona Kahoohanohano Alaka'i: George Kawelo, Sr.,Gene Carrero, John Kahoohanohano Members Deceased: Paige Barber CLUB ACTIVmES& ACHIEVEMENTS The Wai'anae Hawaiian Civic Club is pleased to report pu ana rna ke awawa nani 0 Moana. Ua hana nui a huki like na lala a pau 0 ka ahahui siwila Hawaii o Waikiki I keia makahiki a e mau ana ka makou hana nui ana no ka pono 0 ko kakou lahui Hawaii. E HUKI LIKE KAKOU! P.O. Box 8602, Honolulu, ill 96830 Contact Person: Malia Nobrega @(808) 286-5461, e-mail: [email protected] Date Organized: July 9,1964 Date Chartered: September 3, 1964 Club Flower: White Carnation Club Colors: Fuschia and White Club Song: Waikiki Hula Club Motto: EHuki (Pull together) 41-166 Poliala Street, Waimanalo, HI 96795 CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Date Chartered by AHCC: August 1966 Pelekikena: Malia Nobrega Club Flower: Palailai Hope Pelekikena 'Elmhi: Leimana Damate Club Colors: Turquoise/Tan Pu'uku: Ike Kaaihue Club Song: Kalaninaole Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a: Rosalyn Nobrega Club Motto; Po'e "Olelo: Lokahi Kakau 'Olelo Hooholo Palapala: Niu Tomczyk Po'e Haole: Unity Pelekikena Hala Koke: Piikea Tomczyk Alaka'i: Nona Kamai CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Members Deceased: None Pelekikena: Ku ulei Aila Hope Pelekikena: Mary Ann Crowell CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Puuku: Anuhea Pali Welina me ke aloha e na hoa makamaka 0 na 'ahahui siwila Kakau "Olelo Hoopaa: Caroline Aila Hawai'i mai komoku 0 Keawe a I ka mole 0 Lehua a hiki loa Kakau "Olelo Ho oholo Palapala: Caroline Aila aku I ka 'aina e kahi I nee ai ko kakou poe ohana. Aloha Alaka"I: Whitney Anderson kakou. Hannie Anderson Ke ulu nei ka ahahui siwili Hawaii 0 Waikiki. Lorraine Higa Iwakaluakumamalima lala I keia makahiki. Hauoli makou me Hoopa"a Mo olelo: Leiana Woodside ka nui a lala rna ka makou hui aka nae ina hoihoi kekahi e Members Deceased: Jane K. Kreutz komo mai I loko 0 ka makouhale, hamama no ka ipuka. Noke mau ka ahahui siwila Hawaii 0 Waikiki rna ka aha olelo CLUB ACTMTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS me ka makou pita bioprospecting. Aole I apono ia ka makou Club activities very limited. However, we attend pila aka nae ua kakoo makou I ka palapala I puka mai I keia public and community meetings to support native makahiki no ka imi noii ana 0 ka hui imi noii 0 ka aha olelo I Hawaiians. kapa ia 0 Legislative Reference Bureau I keia mea I kapa ia 0 Attended Hawaiian rally to support the Kamehameha bioprospecting. Pono makou e mahalo hou I na kanaka like Schools. ole I kokua a kakoo mau ia mokou. Hauoli makou I ka nui 0 Instructed tourists in making feather leis. na kanaka e ao ana e pili ana I keia a ike lakou I ke koikoi 0 Attendance at quarterly council meetings and annual ia mea. Mahalo nui, mahalo nui, mahalo nui. convention at the Kohala Coast this year. Hele mau makou I ka mahina 0 Iulai I Maunaala no ka hoomaemae ana I ia wahi. Hauoli ko makou puuwai I ke kipa mau ana I ia wahi a me ka malama ana I ia wahi I kanu ia ko kakou kupuna, ko kakou alii, ko kakou ohana. Aloha nui. Hulo, hulo, ua holo pono na mea a pau rna ka makou paina Kaumualili Hawaiian Civic Club hoouluulu kala no ke kala hele kula. I ka mahina 0 Aukake I Th~Cil malama ia ka paina rna ke kula 0 St. Francis. Ua ono ka meaai Hawaii 0 ka puaa kalua oe 0 ka luau hee oe 0 ka poke oe 0 and the ka poi oe. Ua loaa na ana meaai Hawaii like ole a ua maona Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs no ka opu 0 ka lehulehu. Mahalo pu ia Keawe me Tracie for hosting the Lopes, Puka, a me Lanihuli no ko lakou leo nahenahe a me 46th Convention ko lakou aloha. Nui hoi ko makou mahalo ia Anakala Kent Ghirard, the Hula Nani Girls, a me Anake Myrtle K. Hilo. Piha hoi na puuwai 0 kela me keia kanaka me ka hauoli I ka nanea 'ABt\HUI SIWRA 0 HAWAfI 0 SAN DIEGO Dtt P. O. Box 21269 - EI Cajon, CA - 92021 MAINLAND COUNCIL PRESIDENT'S 2005 REPORT Date Organized: October 12, 193 Date Chartered by AHCC: October 29, 1993 The main goal of the new Mainland Council Board will Club Flower: "Okika [Orchid] be the Preservation and Perpetuation of the Hawaiian Club Colors: Poni a me keoke" 0 [Purple & white] culture. The Mainland Council Association AHCC has Club Motto: been given jurisdiction over the Hawaiian Civic Clubs, Po' e "Olelo: E ho" olaha I ka pono 0 Hawai"I in Virginia, at the 45th Annual Convention and the pos Po' Haole: To spread the goodness of the Hawaiian sible chartering of a Hawaiian Civic Club in Chicago, Illinois, new challenges confront the Mainland Council. CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Hawaiian Civic Clubs are now located, literally, thou Pelekikena: Theodora Furtado sands of miles from each other. The Mainland Council's Hope Pelekikena: Anthia Austin ability to satisfy quarterly meeting attendance of its Puuku: Bridget Bravo member clubs will be challenged. Meeting places will Kakau'Olelo Ho' opa'a: Andrea Nelson have to be picked so that no undo financial hardship Alaka"I: Karen Ridens will be placed upon member clubs. In order to help Bianca Rodriquez overcome this financial obstacle grant writing will be Members Deceased: Philomena Aranio come a goal of the Mainland Council. The Mainland Council is also investigating the possible use oftelecom CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS munications to overcome its obstacle. Aloha Kakou! Members of "Ahahui Kiwila Hawai"i 0 The installation of the new Mainland Council was held San Diego extend special greetings of Aloha to in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 4, 2005. Toni Lee, Hawal' i Council as they graciously host the 46th Pelekikena of the AHCC presided and Momi Kahn, Annual convention, "H_"Ikaika ka Waiwai Naauao 0 Hope Pelekikena "Ekahi of the AHCC was the installing Na "Oiwi"; it is our pleasure to be here with our officer. The surprise guest of the evening was Hawaii "ohana once again; mahalo for the warmth and love Senator Daniel K. Akaka. Senator Akaka spoke words of you share with us. Since the NCL "Pride of Aloha", encouragement and steadfastness for the legislative bat "Ahahui has been energized through its theme "N tles ahead. Kai "Ewalu" - connecting our past with the present for the future. Mahalo Maui Council this encouraged At meeting of the Mainland Council in Las Vegas and "Ahahui to continue its effort of "spreading the San Diego, topics of discussion and action have been goodness of the Hawaiian" within San Diego. on: Kau Inoa, Kupuna Interviews, 'Olelo Makuakane, Members gathered to usher and celebrate the "Year the Hawaiian Language survey, resolution drafts for the of the Rooster", sharing our goals including inform upcoming 2005 convention, workshops on grant writ ing members of keeping in touch with HawaiI's ing, education, health and human resources, historical efforts to building our Hawaiian nation; fundraising sites, na mea, and scholarships. The MCwill be present for scholarships; community service projects; estab ing to the Conventions and meetings Committee, two lishing a website and increasing membership. possible sites for the 2007 AHCC Convention. They are Community service includes serving dinners for the Anchorage, Alaska and Washington, D.C. mentally disabled of East County; providing dinner at As Pelekikena of the Mainland Council AHCC, I would Hui 0 Hawaii gather; and Kau Inoa registrations. like tothank my board members, committee chairs, and Major fundraising events allowed networking the na Pelekikena of the member clubs for their support local community to the culture by sponsoring raffle through this first year. I look forward with great expec at a "Hapa" concert; Ho olaule a and preparing a tation and anticipation to the coming year. As we were Hawaiian plate at the San Diego Annual Pacific challenged at our installation, hold tightly to your oars, Islander Festival. A scholarship for one "opio to the paddle with purpose and determination and I, as Kamehameha Schools Exploration was made avail Pelekikena, will steer and direct us to our projected able in July; academic scholarships are also available goal. to financial assist students expenses and two new Keoni Jenson members were welcomed with more to come as Pelekikena another vehicle to securing members from the com Mainland Council Association of AHCC muniry-at-large. And finally, 'E Ho oaloha I Ka Pono Hawai"i... sharing our "motto" and me ke aloha ly of Kamuela, Hawaii while Pelekikena Keoni Jensen was Pumehana kakou! selected as "Hawaiian of the Year" by the Hawaiian Inter Club of Southern California Ho olaule a committee - this Contact Person: Theodora Furtado was also the most important fundraiser of the year for the Tel/Cell/E-mail: 619 464-0717; 619 857-4089 "Ahahui. Member "Aunty" Luka Kanehailua prepared and [email protected] planned a "Harrah's San Diego Keiki Fundraiser in May enjoyed by members and their families with food and 'AIIAIIUI'O refreshments on their trip to the Casino with raffle prizes, etc., all of which contributed to their scholarship for the ,",,1\ keiki. Three recipient who were awarded Kamehameha Schools' "Ho omaikaika i Explorations Program, Devin 13220 Semora Place - Cerritos, CA - 90703 Hoelani Hayes - moopuna of Corey/Curtis Haye "ohana; Date Organized: 1976 Kealani Iensen - daughter of]eff/BevJensen; and, Joey Smith Date Chartered by AHCC: 1977 - son ofIoe/Sonja Smith shared their experiences at a gener Club Flower: Crown Flower al meeting of the "Ahahui. A resolution introduced at the Club Colors: Black and Yellow 2004 Convention by the "Ahahui made this opportunity Club Song: Makalapua available for all mainland keiki. And finally, the "Ahahui Club Motto: Po'e "Olelo: "Onipaa along with sister HCC's hosted the performance, "Ka Lei Po' Haole: Steadfast Maile Ali'i - The Queen's Women by the Ka Lei Maile Ali'i HCC in August. CLUBOFFICERS & DIRECTORS Pelekikena: Keonijensen Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Kawaiopua Alo Hope Pelekikena "Ehra: Darleen Kubota Puuku: Patty Landers 9582 Hamilton #147 - Huntington Beach, CA- 92646 Kakau "Olelo Hoopa'a: LeiJensen Alakai: 3 yrs Curtis Hayes Date Organized: March 1982 Carol Wong Date Chartered by AHCC: November 1982 2 yrs Lokelani Reichert Club Flower: Pikake Tiffany Mitchell Club Colors: White,Peacock Blue, sea foam Green 1 yr Harry Kawai Club Song: 'Ainahau Mike Wong Club Motto: Po'e 'Olelo: EMalama 'Ia Na Pono 0 Ka "Aina E Na 'Opio MEMBERS DECEASED: Andrew "Analu" Berard, longtime res Po' Haole: The culture of the land is preserved in ident on the mainland who held several leadership roles in its youth Hawaiian organizations and former Pelekikena of "Ahahui '0 Iiliuokalani HCC of Southern California, the Mainland CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Council AHCC, the Hawaiian Inter Club of Southern Pelekikena: Jacqueline KapekaJudd California and Pacific Islander Community Council passed Hope Pelekikena "Ekahi: Tieri Pa'ahana Bissen away on May 31, 2005 in Kona. He will be remembered Hope Pelekikena "Elua: August "Aukaki" OHm both by the Mainland Council as well as the Hawafi Island Puuku: Yoshinori Kakihara Council in his leadership roles after retiring to Hawaii. CLUB ACTMTES & ACHIEVEMENTS Officers and Directors were installed 2005-2006 by 1st Congratulations Hawai'i Counselor Dave Horn, Cerritos Ward - LDS at a banquet held on January 9, 2005 where a nine course dinner with enter Council SIl~12tH15 tainment by Joe Smith, a member of the "Ahahui, and his ona Cortvention! group was held at the Imperial Mandarin Palace. An invita tion by City of Cerritos, Recreation Services Division to the Ke AIi'i Makaf'ainana City's 2005 Community Festival in April allowed "Ahahui to Hawaiian Civic Cub www.kamhcc.orq set up an informational display of club information and mem bership applications. This event Chosen as Grand Marshall of the" 2005 Alondra Park Ho olaule a", whose theme "Paniolo", was member George "Uncle Shine" Liana, former- Mainland Council Kakau "Olelo Ho opa'a: Denny Kekanenohopono Po' Haole: The Sprit of Christ that is lit to bum forever Colbert CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Kakau "Olelo Ho oholo Palapala: Leilani Ryan Alakai: Johnen Akiona, Scott Gehring, Pelekikena: PomaikaI Gaui Maile Hill,Analani Imbach, Erici Hope Pelekikena ' Ekahi: Tina Cabiles-Carden Kakihara, Ihi Wakinekona Hope Pelekikena 'BIua: Charlene Lui Kahu: Kalanui Wakinekona Puuku: Jesse Kalawai'a Ho"opa'a Mo"olelo: Horace ]. Mannion Kakau "Olelo Ho opa" a: Wahine U'I Pendergrass Alakai Mele: Horace J. Mannion Alakai: Ron Yasukawa, Mike Kalawaia, Sergeant-at-Arms: Julian H. Judd Judy Maxfield Ho opa" a Moolelo: Rose Burns Deceased Member: Mabel AhQuinn DECEASED MEMBERS: Robert Dobbyn CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Mae Peloquin Monthly community meetings began in January with a pres CLUB ACTIVITES & ACHIEVEMENfS entation by Mr. Forrest Cuch, Director of Native American Formed in 1982, the preservation and perpetuation of our Affairs for the State of Utah on the educational and cultural Hawaiian culture; education/scholarships which entailed challenges of indigenous peoples; viewing DVD "Na Iwi financial assistance/scholarships of 10 college; 5 Kupuna" and unveiling of "KAWAIULU", the Native Kamehameha Schools Explorations; and 4 Kupuna scholar Hawaiian Library and Leaming Center; a lei making work ship grants has been the focus of this HCC. Areas of commu shop in February; a presentation on "epistemology and how \nity participation included various Hawaiian Health work it applies to Native Hawaiians daily by Dr. Manulani Meyer; a shops on nutrition; diet; exercise and diabetes; while at the Columbus Center Iu'au; Easter egg decorating/hunt for keiki same time partnering with other community organizations n March; a presentation: "Origins of Native Hawaiians fostering Native Hawaiian health issues; a five year grant on Papa and Wakea - Haloa, Keiki "kuleana" project; commu cancer research with various entities who presented a series nity Ipu Heke and Mahiole workshop in April and a "Living of Diabetes workshops and Neuropathy. An emphasis involv Traditions Festival, Iosepa Celebrations in May. In June a ing keiki and members hosting various workshops providing Hawaiian trivia, "oli presentation, Keiki Fishing Tournament "oli, change, "olelo, hula, musical instruments; e.g., ukulele, and Lei Hulu workshop was followed by andOHANA retreat \ iliili, pu" ili and uliuli manifested into an Annual 'Aha'aina in July. One of the most memorable activities of the year fea in July. After the conclusion of the "Pride of Aloha" tured workshops centered on activities done traditionally in Convention "Ainahau visited/entertained such entities as the the uplands of an "ahapua a by our people featuring poi Lunalilo Home, convalescent and senior homes, hospitals, pounding, a 'pseudo' 10'i kalo, tapa printing, temporary tat senior centers, and military installations, etc., to mention a tooing, Hawaiian games, a kanikapila, a mo olelo session and few. Various other activities including cultural demonstra experience the rewarding experience of teaching na keiki tions, major fundraising events, e.g., an annual Ho olaule a, chants and performing those chants as it reverberated annual scholarship 'aha'aina, catering and other community throughout the weekend and ensuring the keiki remem cultural demonstrations has "Ainahau busy while still enjoy bered and continued to use and share the chants they ing and having fun closing with a "pau hana bash", annual learned in this retreat. Entertaining activities such as a Christmas party and more good fellowship. Kanikapila "Name that Hawaiian tune" in August; the begin ning the Kawaiulu Native Hawaiian Leaming Center and Contact Person: Jacqueline K.Judd Culture classes in collaboration with sister club Hui Hawaii Tel/cell/email: 714962-8518 - 714 397-5315 Utah and the beginning of a Keiki Hawaiian Language and [email protected] o Culture calls in-September. Contact Person: Pomaika'i Gaui TeVCell/Email: [email protected] Tina Cabiles-Carden Tel/Cell/Email: [email protected] Date Organized: November 1985 Date Chartered by AHCC: November 1986 Club Flower: Pikake Club Colors: Teal and White 1254 W 900 N - Salt Lake City, UT - 84116 Club Song: Ku'uHoa Club Motto: Date Organized: March 22, 1993 Po'e 'Olelo: Ka Uhane 0 Iesu e ho" a ia mai a mau loa Club Flower: Lake Melemele Club Colors: Purple & White created decorations/costumes and practiced hula for the Club Song: "Kupa'a Ka Nohona club's Annual Lu au in February at Hanshew Middle Schools; Hawaii", by BillKelly followed by joining with a "Hawaiian-American" booth at a Club Motto: Kupa'a Ka Nohona Hawaii Bridge Builder's "Meet the World" event at the Anchorage Museum of History and Art where members performed CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Kahiko with Kea Aloha Dance company. Members and hau Pelekikena NedAikau mana continued the Hawaiian School and began supporting Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Kawai Palmer the Anchorage Senior Center and manned a "Na MeaK" Hope Pelekikena 'Elua: Isaac Ha'o booth at a Spring Bazaar in March. Fundraising in April, Pu'uku : Julian Kau members hosted "dishing out" pineapple tidbits and kalua Papa Alaka'i: Keanuenue Wixom, Melinda Hanohano pig at a "World's Fare" raising funds for the Anchorage Lani Toyama, Josie Heffernan Literacy Project and conducted a Club's Choice food CliUB ACTMTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS fundraiser raising over $700.00. IN addition, Hawaiian School co-directors Pauline Powell and Larry Nakea per Our club is up and going again. We had a set back formed at a Multiculture Day at Taku Elementary School when our Pelekikena was hospitalized; however, we have where Na keiki are also students. In May, "Tita Melveen temporarily initiated our step-up process until we Leed" performed at a "Mother's Day Dinner Show" at the know how Ned is doing. We are actively fund raising to Anchorage Senior Center, singing especially for the kupuna reach our operating cost goals for the coming year. and elders of the Anchorage and Hawaiian Disabled mem We are anxious to get our Na Mea committee going and bers while Rodney Cazimero recalled memories of wai'i will start with a Makahiki celebration teaching games with "Honolulu City Lights" and duets with Melveen which the Hawaiians played in the past. We are grateful for concluded with a Plant Sale and Flea Market. A "Father's Day the support of the Association and Mainland Council as Luau" was held in June while the Hawaiian Time Band and we start anew and strive to be worthy of all you have Na Keiki Dancers entertained more than 300 seniors and done to help. their families. A fourth of July celebration at a local Park Mahalo ia oukou where members and a local restaurant sponsored a food booth with Chicken Teriyaki Mini plates, beverages and trop ical-flavored cotton candy proved to be another successful fundraiser that was followed by other functions during the month. August was a month of relaxing, the Alaska State Fair and a performance by Na Keiki dancers as part of a Far East P. O. Box 230686 - Anchorage, AK - 99523-0686 and Polynesian Dance Show concluding festivities for the year at this point. A Hawaiian Cultural Studies program Date Organized: 1964 every otherweek; a Halloween Festival, annual Thanksgiving Date Chartered by Alice: November 10,1989 meeting and a "Mele Kalikimaka" potluck closes the year Club Flower: Pikake 2005. Club Colors: Purple and White Club Song: Kaulana Na Pua Contact Person: Ashlyn Hose Club Motto: Po'e "Olelo: Onipaa TeVCel1/Email: 907264-7889 [wk] 907344-3857; Po' Haole: Steadfast, resolute and 907952-9003 determined CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Pelekikena: Ashlyn Hose Hope Pelekikena "Ekahi: Larry Nakea P. O. Box 29237 - Las Vegas, NY - 89126-9237 Hope Pelekikena "Blua: Kathy Turmacder Puuku: Pauline Powell Date Organized: July 1,1989 Kakau "Olelo Ho opa'a: Debney Van Liere Date Chartered by Alice: July 28, 1989 Kakau "Olelo Ho oholo Palapala: David Masuo Club Colors: Red and Gold Kakau "Olelo Ho opa'a: Raynette Hose Club Motto: (po'e 'Olelo) Kulia E Loa'a Ka Na'auao Alakai: Sue Lovekin, Carol Naehu, Mark Olson, Club Motto: (po'e Haole) Strive to obtain Wisdom Betty Ruks, Colin Yee CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Pelekikena: Lehua Vincent Club activities began with weekly Hawaiian School at Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Jeff Pagan Northern Lights ABC Elementary school where Haumana Puuku: Pasha Dickson Kakau 'Olelo Hoopa'a: Stacie Wataguchi Kakau 'Olelo Ho'oholo Palapala: Christine Biaggi Pelekikena: Lynn Melena Directors:(6) Pelekikena Hala: Gail Kahookele Sue Keliiheleu LuluVincent Hope Pelekikena "Ekahi: Leina Haley Wendell Abbey Catherine jara Hope Pelekikena 'Elua: Rori Lindo-Britton Janet Ronan Tamar Hoapili Puuku: Anne Kihlenberg Sergeant-At-Arms: Haunani Rangiuaia Kakau "Olelo Ho" opaa: Kathy Hough Historian: Jeff Pagan AlakaI: Pat Metallo Parliamentarian: Helene Pierce Andy Cowell Alika Olsen Members Deceased: None CLUB ACTMTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS CLUB ACTlVlTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS The club continues its goal to establish and cultivate 15th Annual Ho'olaule'a-Pacific Islands Festival - Date: our community, internally and externally, through; 1] Saturday, September 17 - Sunday, September 18, 2005 a committed and stabilized board; 2] increased activi Time: 9:00am - 6:00pm ties; 3] increasing visibility by marketing; and, 4] Place: Lorenzi Park - Featuring: Makaha Sons, Raiatea, Sistah establishing financial stability. An "Olelo program Robi, and Roddy Lopez, plus many more entertainers! and Ukulele classes began in March culminated in stu note: Admission is $2; children 14 and under are dents entertaining at a nursing home for seniors as a free! community service activity while April commenced General Membership Meeting - Date: Sunday, September with members volunteering for a ""9News Health 25, 2005 Fair" followed by an informational booth for the fist Potluck at 12:00noon, Meeting at 1:00pm - Place: time at a May Day Festival in Denver where, in spite of Nevada Power Building, Sahara & Jones, Community a cool breeze of38 degrees, members were greeted by Meeting Room warm-hearted Hawaiians and Hawaiians where they LVHCC Hawaiian Language ('Olelo) Class - Open to the provided information on club membership as well as Public - Date: Saturday, October 15, 2005 - More informa the Kau Inoa program. July brought a summer pic tion to follow! nic/membership drive with a Hawaiian Shave Ice AOHCC Convention - Date: Sunday, October 23 - Sunday, Booth for two days at the end of the month. A suc October 30, 2005 - Place: Fairmont Orchid - Kohala, Hawaii cessful fundraiser, funds provided for future educa - HIF Outrigger Canoe Regatta - October 22-23,2005 - Lake tional programs including an "Ohana Retreat in Las Vegas, Nevada - 9:00am - 6:00pm September sponsored by the KSBE Hawaiian Studies For a complete list of past events and activities for 2005 Institute on the "Ahupaa. Concluding the year, the please visit our website: club will be sponsoring a Hawaiian documentary film, http://lvhcc.org/CommunityEvents.html "Ke Kulana He Mahu" in October at the 2005 Indigenous Film Festival in Denver. Contact Person: Lehua Vincent Tel: (702) 382-6939 Fax: (702) 243-6114 Email: [email protected] Cell: (702) 612-4938 Website: www.lvhcc.org '" ~~CLIJB OF 2680 Par Four Lane - Las Vegas, NV - 89142 c. o Date Organized: March 1989 Date Chartered by AHCC: November 1989 Maui P. O. Box 62185 - Littleton, CO - 80228 Club Flower: Wood Rose Club Song: He HawaiI Au Date Organized: October 11, 1998 Club Motto: Date Chartered by AHCC: November 1998 Po' e "Olelo: 'A 'Ohe Hana Nui Ke Aluia Club Flower: Tuberose and Pakalana Po' Haole: No task is too big when done togeth Club Colors: Green, Russet and Gold er by all Club Song: Puu 0 Kawiki COli and Mele] CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Club Motto: Po' e 'Olelo: Ua hila ia ike aho a ke aloha Pelekikena: Chalmers Akima Po' Haole: Braided with the cords of love Hope Pelekikena: Joanne Hanawahine Puuku: Kainoa Maka CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Kakau "Olelo Ho" opaa: Steve Bowboin Alaka"I: Shawnette Akima o Kaleponi HCC and Mohala Reed of "Ahahui Liliuokalani Matthew Solomon HCC for planting the seeds for our growth and develop Charles Herring ment. Mahalo. Kahu: Joanne Hanawahine Most Memorable Club Activity of 2005: CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Although every event/activity of 2005 was memorable, KAMHCC members were proud to assist the Office of The HCC of Southern Nevada membership drive has Hawaiian Affairs - Washington, D.C bureau in the March been a continuing and ongoing challenge in our com Akaka Bill Hearing and Congressional Reception for munity. Members are committed to continue with the Governor Linda Lingle. This partnership offered KAMHCC effort and goals of the AHCC and the Mainland members an opportunity to learn about the legislative Council. Fundraising included our Annual California process AND understand the key points of the Akaka Bill. Hotel May Day program; Asian Pacific Program; West The evening reception found KAMHCC volunteers manning Nevada Library; and the Kau I Ka Hano Hula the "receiving table" , greeting OHA Trustees, the Honorable Competition. Members support the Native Hawaiian Governor Linda Lingle and the U. S.Congressional represen Recognition Act, formerly known as the Akaka Bill as tatives of Hawaii. well as the Kau Inoa program efforts. Members con tinue to support programs and events encouraging the Club Activities of 2005: Hawaiian culture and Arts for the benefit of all Our 2005 club goals served as a beacon for each Hawaiians. activity/event; 1] seat and nurture a committed and stabi lized board; 2] expand membership; and, 3] increase activ ities that benefit local and global communities. Partnerships were solidified with the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, the KE ALTI MAKA'AINANA George Washington University Hawaiian Club, the offices of HawaiI U. S. Congress, and Hawaii Cultural Foundation of BAIfAIIAN.CIVlC.·CtlJD New York, NY during the 2005 Pacifica Film Festival. 217 Stem Cove - Stafford, VA- 22554 Membership activities held and ongoing projects for 2005; Kihei making - March, Talk Story with Congressman Ed Date Organized: July 2004 Case - April, Ali" i Missions Project - Ongoing, Friends of Date Chartered by AHCC: November 2004 Hokule a presentation at the National Museum of American Club Flower: Naupaka Club Colors: Blue, Red and White Indians - May. Club Song: He Hawaii - "I am Hawaiian" KAMHCC members served as VIP escorts during the Hawaii State Society sponsored 2005 Kamehameha Lei Club Motto: Po'e "Olelo: Aloha 0 Na Kulaiwi Po' Haole: Our lovefor our homeland Draping Ceremony in Statuary Hall, U. S. Capitol, Washington, D.C A Resolution was presented to Mr. Tom CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Penland, President of HSS by AHCC President Toni Lii and Pelekikena: Darlene Kehaulani Butts Kalaimoku Pa"ahana Bissen on behalf of the Mainland Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Tim Johnson Council, expressing our deep appreciation to the Hawaii Hope Pelekikena "Elua: Dee Dee Akeo State Society of Washington, D. C, Hui Moku "Aina 0 Puuku: Emerald Kapiolani Adams Hawaii Ma Wakinekona, D.C, for perpetuation of the King Kakau "Olelo Ho opa'a: Aloma Ayers Kamehameha "Ekahi Statue Lei Draping Ceremony in the U. Kakau "Olelo Ho oholo Palapala: Dreanalee Kalili S. Capitol. Kalaimoku: Martha Ross Maile Duggan We look forward to a full2006! Kahu: Maile Duggan Papa Alaka i: One Year Gail Browne Anal Nomura Kimo Van Gieson Jeanne F.Matsuzaki President, Registered Representative Two Years Mary Beth Ayagi Keith Tom Gini Moore JFM Financial Services Hawaii, Inc. Securities offered through Centarus Financial, Inc. CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Member NASD/SIPC KAMHCC has enjoyed the first full and successful year of Telephone: 808-934-8885 P.O. Box 4295 Fax: 808-935-7310 existence. We extended our appreciation to Soulee Stroud Hilo, Hawaii 96720 E-mail: [email protected] of Hui 0 Hawaii 0 Utah HCC, Pa ahana Biessen of "Ainahau all those guests with our Hawaiian plates while they enjoy the beautiful music of all the competitors. To all our KaumualiI Hawaiian Civic Club members, we thank you for your love and support through this rough year. We hope to have a successful year in 2006. BEST WISHES TO THE HAWAI'I COUNCIL, MAY WE ONCE AGAIN HAVE A SUCCESSFUL CONVENTION. MAHALO FROM KAUA'I. IlANALEI HAWAIIAN (;IVI(; (;LUB Lionel Kaohi P. O. Box 814 - Hanalei, HI 96714 Kaua'i District Council Date Organized: March 26, 1959 Date Chartered: 1969 KAUMUA ALI'I Club Flower: Pua Olena Club Colors: Purple & White HAWAIIAN (;M(; (;LlJD Club Song: Hanohano Hanalei P. O. Box 231 - Ele'ele, HI - 96705 Club Motto: Po'e "Olelo: Kaulana a' 0 Hanalei Date Organized: March 10, 1968 Po'e Haole: Famous is Hanalei Date Chartered: February 7, 1969 CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS . Club Flower: MaileLau rruri song: Kaumualii Pelekikena: KainoaForrest Club Colors: Red & Gold Hope Pelekikena: Hanalei Hermosura Club Motto: Puuku: Keikilani Harada Po'e 'Olelo: E Malama la Na Pono 0 Ka Aina e Na "opio Alakai: Wayne Harada, Sr. Poe Haole: The Culture of the Land is preserved in it's Marlene Fu youth Ho opa"a Mo olelo: Valerie Ann Yokotake Malama Puka: Shawn Conant CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Contact: Kainoa Forrest (808) 822-501 Pelekikena: Lionel Kaohi Hope Pelekikena: Sarah Peters CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Puuku: Marlene Barino ***NO MEETINGS/NO ACTIVITIES*** (Club Inactive) Kakau "Olelo Ho opa'a: Kwai Yen Kaohi Club Activities & Achievements The members of Kaumualii Hawaiian Civic Club continues to be active in meetings, events and fundraisers such as the annual Waimea Town Celebration were we continue to satis fy our loyal customers with Chicken Hekka Bowl and most requested Na au Bowl. Although we always run out, they President's 2005 Report always come back for more. Aloha mai Kakou, As for our continued support in our "opio, we were able to Greetings from the shores of Maui Nui A Kama. I sponsor two children this year, Kaimi Kaohi Miyashiroto the would like to first extend our gratitude to the Hawaii Ho olauna program held here on Kaua i and Anuhea Anaklea Island council for their hard work to host this year's to attend the Kamehameha Explorations. They both brought convention. The theme Ho ikaika Ka Waiwai back a lot more knowledge in their Hawaiian culture. Na'aua'o 0 Na 'Oiwi - Strengthen the Value and Wisdom for the future, is appropriate for today. It is We would like to thank Alice and Healani, the Kaumualii only with fortitude and perseverance that our goal of Hawaiian Civic Club with a Ho okupu honoring our Prince self-determination will be actualized. Kuhio on his special day. Also, they both represented our club by attending the 80th Anniversary celebration honoring The Maui Council is pleased to have representatives of our three clubs here at convention; present at this our beloved King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma on years convention are members from the Lahaina August 10th, 2005. They enjoyed the Hawaiian service with Hawaiian Civic Club, Ho olehua Hawaiian Civic Club, readings and singing. and Central Maui Hawaiian Civic Club. I am most Upcoming events, we look forward to the Mokihana Festival impressed with the number of members that the that is held every year in September. We will once again fill Lahaina Hawaiian Civic Club has been able to recruit in such a short time. It goes to show that with the CLUB ACTMTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS right type of leadership, anything is possible. My con gratulations to President Kathy Ralar for her excellent After a wonderful convention at Sea, the Central Maui work with revitalizing the Lahaina Hawaiian Civic HCC has maintained that momentum in 2005. The Club. I would also like to congratulate Ho olehua Civic Club has been busy raising money for it scholar Hawaiian Civic Club president Edwina Cacoulidis for ship fund. In the upcoming year, the club will move keeping the Civic Club torch lit on Moloka i. Her to establish a scholarships endowment to make the commitment to the civic club movement has been Central Maui Hawaiian Civic Club Scholarships perpet steadfast for the last 25 years. ual. We have also begun to name our scholarships Trying to maintain our respective clubs has been a after long time members ofthe Central Maui Hawaiian challenge onto itself. Unfortunately, there has been Civic Club. To date, we gave out the Alice Johnson very little time to collaborate on Council activities. and Paul and Alice Canto scholarships. However, we have made baby steps to establish rela In July, the Club coordinated the 2nd Annual Native tionships to begin to cultivate council activities. Two Hawaiian Health and Education Fair. The presenters of the clubs partnered in preparing a Maui News Tabloid that encouraged readers to support the Akaka were able to expand their reach to the Maui Native Bill. The clubs will collaborate to host a Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Community. The vent provided program Ball in March to honor Kuhio's legacy. Also involved information, great entertainment and a fun time for in this activity are the Maui Chapters of the Royal the hundreds of people who attended. The club also Order of Kamehameha, "Ahahui Ka auhumanu, and volunteered and helped coordinate Ka 'Aha Hula 0 Hale 0 Na Ali"] of HawaiL We hope these activities Halauola - "The World Conference on Hula". The will lead to greater collaboration amongst our Maui event was attend by more than 1,000 people from Council clubs and lead to increased interest about the throughout the world. Attendees gained valuable Civic club movement. I continue to work on once knowledge about the hula. The Maui Civic Club was again establishing the Lana'i club; there has been happy to support an event that perpetuates Hawaiian some preliminary discussion but no firm commitment. culture. Again, our thanks to the hosts of this year's conven The Club was also involved in coordinating in con tion, and our wishes for a successful conference for all junction with Kamehameha Schools, a protest march participants. along Ka" ahumanu Avenue; there were more than a No a Pono 0 ka Lahui Hawai"i, thousand people who came to protest the "9th Circuit Lui K. Hokoana, President Courts opinion that ruled the Kamehameha Schools Maui District Council Admission Policy Illegal:. The Central Maui Hawaiian Civic Club also unanimously reaffirmed our support for the passage ofthe Senate Bill 127 - The Akaka Bill. To demonstrate our pro stance for the bill the has paid for the publication of a "Pro Akaka" tabloid that was published in September in the "Maui News". The 310 Ka'ahumanu Avenue - Kahului, HI 96732 tabloid was to express our view about the bill and to demonstrate there is strong support for the Akaka bill Date Organized: January 10, 1960 among Native Hawaiians and non-Hawaiians. Date Chartered: April 16, 1966 Club Flower: Lokelani Our thanks to our hosts of this year's convention, the Club Colors: Pink HawaiI District Council, we hope this year's conven Club Song: Lei Lokelani tion is full ofIea, 'ike and Mana. Club Motto: Contact: Lui K. Hokoana (808) 984-3553 Po' e "Olelo: E Maka ala Kakou [email protected] Po'e Haole Be Alert CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Pelekikena: Lui K. Hokoana Hope Pelekikena: Lisa Oliveros Puuku: Sasa Ewaliko Kakau "Olelo Hooholo Palapala: Leone Purruganan Date Organized: January 10, 1960 Alaka"I: Stanley Bega Date Chartered: April 16, 1966 Kenneth Souza Club Flower: Lokelani Members Deceased: Momi Hall Club Colors: Pink Club Song: Lei Lokelani Club Motto: Po'e "Olelo: E Maka ala Kakou Poe Haole Be Alert CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS P. O. Box 10965 - Lahaina, Maui 96761 Pelekikena: Lui K. Hokoana Date Organized: October 18, 1935 Hope Pelekikena: Lisa Oliveros Date Chartered: April 18, 1959 Puuku: Sasa Ewaliko Re-issued November, 2004 Kakau 'Olelo nooholo Club Colors: Red & Silver Palapala: Leone Purruganan Club Song: Halona AlakaI: Stanley Bega, Kenneth Souza Club Motto: Members Deceased: Momi Hall Po'e 'Olelo: Kukui Pio 'Ole I ke Kauaula Po'e Haole: The light which withstands the CLUB ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Kaua ula wind After a wonderful convention at Sea, the Central Maui Club Officers & Directors HCC has maintained that momentum in 2005. The Civic Club has been busy raising money for it scholarship fund. Pelekikena: K. Holoaumoku Ralar the upcoming year, the club will move to establish a Pelekikena Hala: Bernice Nitta scholarships endowment to make the Central Maui Hope Pelekikena: Lana Vierra Hawaiian Civic Club Scholarships perpetual. We have also Puuku: Phyllis Ross \ "".F;ULU to name our scholarships after long time members Kuhina Waiwai: Phyllis Ross of the Central Maui Hawaiian Civic Club. To date, we gave Kakau "Olelo: Shawna Chang out the Alice Johnson and Paul and Alice Canto scholar Hope Kakau "Olelo: Tommy Harbottle ships. Alakat: Lee Ann Palansigui, Hailama Farden Greg Harbottle In July, the Club coordinated the 2nd Annual Native Club Activities & Achievements Hawaiian Health and Education Fair. The presenters were able to expand their reach to the Maui Native Hawaiian Aloha Kakou! Community. The vent provided program information, Mahalo nui loa to the AOHCC for a wonderful reception great entertainment and a fun time for the hundreds of aboard the "Pride of Aloha" last November 2OO4! people who attended. The club also volunteered and Since the last convention, our club has been striving to helped coordinate Ka 'Aha Hula 0 Halauola - "The World increase our membership. I am proud to report that we Conference on Hula". The event was attend by more than are now 56 members strong! We have Placed great 1,000 people from throughout the world. Attendees emphasis on trying to recover old records and past mem gained valuable knowledge about the hula. The Maui bers of the original LHCC to offer strong continuity. Some Civic Club was happyto support an event thatperpetuates of the activities we've done are: Hawaiian culture. Our 1st December pa'aina was held at the Mango's Cafe The Club was also involved in coordinating in conjunction with "ono grinds, door prizes and a fun time for all. We with Kamehameha Schools, a protest march along participated in the 2005 Kamehameha Day Parade in Kaahumanu Avenue; there were more than a thousand Lahaina. It had been many years since the town of people who came to protest the "9th Circuit Courts opin Lahaina had seen the LHCC. We had a walking unit of25 ion that ruled the Kamehameha Schools Admission Policy members (of which we strolled 5 of our Pua members). Illegal; The Central Maui Hawaiian Civic Club also unani While our sister club, Central Maui HCC held signs to mously reaffirmed our support for the passage of the show its dissatisfaction with the 9th Circuit Court's opin Senate Bill 127 - The Akaka Bill. To demonstrate our pro ion on the DOE vs. Kamehameha School case; LHCC ini stance for the bill the has paid for the publication of a "Pro tiated its own waving on August 6th fronting the Lahaina Akaka" tabloid that was published in September in the Cannery Shopping Center. Other interested members of "Maui News". The tabloid was to express our view about the community joined us. the bill and to demonstrate there is strong support for the And, last but not least, we have organized 3 fundraisers Akaka bill among Native Hawaiians and non-Hawaiians. to help our members attend this year's convention, We Our thanks to our hosts of this year's convention, the have also begun to build our scholarship fund so that we Hawai"i District Council, we hope this year's convention can offer a scholarship to one of the graduating students is full of le"a, 'ike and Mana. next year. Lui K. Hokoana (808) 984-3553 To conclude, we ask for your prayers for our elder life [email protected] members, especially for our Immediate Past President, Bernice Nitta, who has been instrumental in keeping the Me Ke Aloha Kupa'a, UICC together until we were able to re-establish it last K. Holo'aumoku Ralar, Pelekikena year. She has had some health challenges lately. UICC Lahaina Hawaiian Civic Club sends a great mahalo to the Hawaii Council for its plan Contact: K. Holoaumoku Ralar/(808) 669-8565C ning of what is expected to be a successful 2005 (808) 2768047; [email protected] Convention! 1(pt1vv ka. toaimaka, uaie. ka'apua. ~ tears.fall, t&clouds. weep In loving memory of our beloved members and friends who now sleep from season to season since" last convention KOHALA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KONA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Ricky Thomas Kuhaiki Joseph Nahale, Sr Jerry Rothstein WAIMEA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Josephine Ikuwa Ka'ai Irene Kealanahele Torrey KUALOA-HEEIA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HONOLULU Walter P. Wenska Mabel Likelike Lucas Davis Kevin Gorai Edwin Naihe Pa'aluh PRINCE KUHIO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB WAI'ANAE HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Mabel Likelike Lucas Davis Peter Apo, Sr. Wilbur Dickson Paige Kawelo Barber HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAHI'AWA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAIMANALO Walter Nak Pei Kim Jane K. Kruetz 'AHAHUI SIVILA HAWAri 0 KAPOLEI 'AHAHUI KIWILA HAWAri 0 SAN DIEGO Amanda Kalahikiola Porter Philomena Aranio 'AHAHUI 0 UU'UOKALANI 'AINAHAU 0 KALEPONI HCC Andrew Analu Berard Robert Dobbyn Mae Peloquin HUI HAWAri 0 UTAH Mabel Ah Quinn KAUWAHI'ANAINA HCC William Keoniana Kelly CENTRAL MAUl HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Momi Haili 'AHAHUI KALAKAUA George Keoki B. Choi NANAIKAPONO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Harriet Haliaka Kanakaole Chung-Hoon QUEEN EMMA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Mayoga Marie Inciong Kaniho Charlotte Cathcart Perry 63