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KAULILUA I KE 'ANU '0 WAI'ALE'ALE (HIGH ABOVE ALL OTHER )

King David Kalakaua e quicentenial 1 36 - 1986

Association OfHawaiian Civic Clubs 27th Annual Convention ovemberl2, 13, 14, 15, 1986 , We dedicate the 27th Annual Convention Program of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs to the Memory of

Arthur Kailua Kinny Kawaihau Hawaiian Civic Club

Mrs. Parker Widemann Hawaiian Civic Club of

1 ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS P. O. Box 1135 • Honolulu, Hawaii 96807

A10 h a Kak 0 u , Welcome to the lovely "Garden Isle" for the Twenty Seventh Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. This year also celebrates the Sixty Ninth Anniversary of the establishment of the original club, the Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu. As we continue to work hard to fulfill our goals and objectives that our founders so carefully and diligently worked for, may we collectively promote the practice of good government and good citizenship. We have made great strides as an Association and have become very active in our State and are being recognized in the community as a valued Hawaiian Organization that remains united in purpose, "Hui kahi e ke kumu". Let's try to strive together to be as our Convention theme states, "Kaulilua i ke anu 0 Wai'ale'ale", (High above all others). The Lee Family would like to say Mahalo to all of you for your confidence, support and all of the hard work you have all put into this wonderful Association. We have learned much from all of you and value your friendships and ideas. May the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs continue to be a very positive and stimulating organization which keeps an eye to the future. "E Alu Like Mai Ka Kou E Na Oiwi 0 Hawaii" ••••Let's work together people of Hawaii. o wau me ka ha'aha'a, .. :; ___~a..-.J---v'--- --~ . . - .. _.~ .. ./Benson W. K. Lee, Sr President

3 EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS

HONOLULU

GEORGE R. ARIYOSHI GOVERNOR

MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR GEORGE R. ARIYOSHI

I am pleased to extend, on behalf of the people of Hawaii, congratulations and best wishes to the officers and members of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs as they gather for their 27th Annual Convention, November 13 through 15, 1986, in Lihue, Kauai.

Through the years, the dedicated members of our 41 Hawaiian Civic Clubs have cherished and strengthened the spirit and cultural traditions of Hawaii, promoting a sense of pride, unity, and cooperative action among its membership on the various islands. Much of Hawaii's progress and the outstanding reputation it has as a region of social harmony and understanding may be attributed to individual work and achievement by the hundreds of members of the Hawaiian Civic Clubs. " To all who will be attending the Kauai convention, and to all others associated with the excellent work of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, we extend our gratitude and warmest aloha. .. ~~, ~" .. " ~AriYOShl ~orge fiir

4 OFFICE OF TH E LI EUTENANT GOVERNOR

STATE CAPITOL

HONOLULU, HAWAII 96813

JOHN WAIHEE LIEUTENANT GOVE.RNOR (SOS) S4S-2544

A MESSAGE FROM LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JOHN WAIHEE

I would like to extend my best wishes for a successful meeting to the delegates to this 27th annual convention of Hawaiian Civic Clubs.

I am very encouraged to see that so many people maintain an active interest in the Hawaiian language, customs, meles and crafts, not just because it is part of my ethnic heritage, but because you are keeping alive the traditions that enrich the lives of all those touched by them.

I notice that your theme for this year's meeting is "Kaulilua I Ke Anu '0 Wai'ale'ale," or "High Above All Others." I am aware that this theme was selected to coincide with celebrations at Iolani Palace honoring a high Hawaiian chief. However, I feel, that given the work that you do to improve the education of Hawaiian children and preserve Hawaiian traditions, a slogan which celebrates excellence is especially appropriate.

On behalf of the people of Hawaii, I extend a sincere welcome to delegates from and Utah attending this convention and send a heartfelt mahalo to all of you members of Hawaiian Civic Clubs who are doing so much to preserve the culture and customs of the Hawaiian people.

JOHN WAIHEE Lieutenant Governor

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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 4396 RICE STREET LIHUE, KAUAI, HAWAII 96766 TONY T. KUNIMURA MAYOR

October 17, 1986

HAYOR'S NESSAGE

Aloha! It is an honor to welcome the members of the 41 Hawaiian Civic Clubs represented here at this Twenty-Seventh Annual Convention.

Kauai has chosen for its theme, "Kauai Kilohana, II tha t is, Kauai, Not to be Compared, and we hope that this convention, and your time here on Kauai will be incomparable.

On July 1, 1986, I issued a Proclamation, proclaiming 1987, as the Year of the Hawaiian, Ho' olako '87. It wi Ll, be a special year on Kauai, a year in which we will honor the uniqueness of our host, cuI ture, and the commendable advancements they have made in their rapidly changing homeland. We are well aware that the continuing influx of different cultures and laws in Hawaii, caused great hardships, but the magnanimous Hawaiians never ceased their spirit of aloha.

It is with this same spirit of aloha, that the people of Kauai welcome you to our Garden Island.

May your convention be successful and your diliberations validate and unite your people.

TONY T. KUNIMURA Mayor, County of Kauai

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The Board of Trustees of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs extends its best wishes to the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs for a productive and successful convention on the beautiful Island of Kaua i , Our congratulations to the host Council for its outstanding efforts in coordinating this year's meeting. The convention marks 27 years of growth and accomplishment within an organization devoted to maintaining and preserving the best of Hawai'i's past, while steadfastly promoting and encouraging the pursuit of good government and good citizenship in today's world. As we meet in convention here in Kauai, we also celebrate the l50th anniversary of the birth of King Kalakaua. Under Kalakaua, who also was known as Kaulilua, the Hawaiian monarchy achieved its pinnacle of style and magnificence. The theme of this year t s convention, "Kaulilua i ke anu, Wai'ale'ale" reflects the towering grandeur of Wai'ale'ale, the heights achieved by King Kalakaua and his dreams for Hawai'i in the international arena.

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7 HANALEI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KAUAI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HANALEI, KAUAI LIHUE, KAUAI, HAWAII CHARTER DATE: 1969 CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 SONG: Hanohano Hanalei SONG: Nani Wale Lihue COLORS: Purple and White COLORS: Purple and White FLOWER: Pua Olena FLOWER: Mokihana MOTTO: Kaulana A 0 Hanalei MOTTO: Kauai, Hemolele I Ka Malie! CLUB OFFICERS CLUB OFFICERS President. Fred B. Conant, Jr. President. Gabriel I First Vice President Charles Kim Vice President Mrs. Mary Ahana Recording Secretary Annie Hashimoto Secretary-Treasurer John lIalaole Corresponding Secretary Pua Ponimoi Directors Mrs. Leocadia Miyajima, Treasurer Keikilani Harada Hartwell Blake, Kalani Flores Directors Peter Piilani, Joseph Haumea, Valerie Yokotake, Howard Yokotake, Joseph Ponimoi ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Wayne Harada, Maile Semitekol • Participated in the 1985 Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs Convention held in , Hawaii, November 14-16, ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: 1985 • Conducted classes in basic Hawaiian Language • Club sponsored one 5th grader to the Kamehameha and presented slides of Native Hawaiian birds found in the Schools Summer Explorations '86. Four college grants Kokee region to the Senior Citizens of Kapaa, Kauai • Parti­ were given at $300 each. $100 was given to the Kauai cipated in the Annual Kauai Senior, Inc. "Extravaganza" held Special Olympics. Club members participated in the an­ at the Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall. Ten retired nual Prince Kuhio Memorial Service at Kuhio Park spon­ teachers on Kauai who are members of the Kauai Hawaiian sored by the Kamehameha Lodge and the Annual King Kau­ Civic Club, participated in the 27th Annual Convention of the mualii Memorial Service in Waimea sponsored by the Kau­ Hawaii State Retired Teachers Chorus held in Honolulu mualii Hawaiian Civic Club. Club members participated in March 6-7,1986 at the Princess Kaiulani Hotel, Honolulu, many fund raisers throughout the year. Club also helped Hawaii. Participated in the Hawaiian Studies Program held with airfare for five young paddlers to go to the HCRA State in Honolulu, August 25. 26, and 27, 1986. Five Kupuna, Finals in Hilo e Members attended the installation service who are members of the Kauai Hawaiian Civic Club par­ for the new Hanalei chapter of the Kaahumanu Societyat the ticipated in the workshop. Also, they are employed by the Waioli Hui'ia Church Department of Education here on Kauai e Participated in the Memorial Service for Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole at the park in Kukuiula, Kauai e Again, we sponsored two students to the 1986 Kamehameha Schools Exploration Program. We were invited as guests to the Hanalei Hawaii­ an Civic Club day of fun, fellowship and talk story. Pre-con­ vention planning meetings have been called by Blakeslee Conant, Chairman, early to plan for the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs Convention-November 13-15, 1986, with Kauai as the host island. Aloha and Welcome to Aloha and Kauai! Best Wishes Hawaiian Civic Clubs RICK RODRICK General Manager

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KAUMUALII HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB QUEEN EMMA HAWAIIAN WAIMEA, KAUAI, HAWAII CIVIC CLUB CHARTER DATE: February 7, 1969 HONOLULU, , HAWAII SONG: "Kaumualii" COLORS: Red and Gold CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 FLOWER: Maile Liilii SONG: Kaleleonalani ORGANIZED: March 10, 1968 COLORS: Royal Blue and White FLOWER: Pikake CLUB OFFICERS President Lionel Kaohi MOTTO: Kulia I Ka Nu'u First Vice President George Arthur Kruse ORGANIZED: June 17, 1964 Recording Secretary Lydia Kaohi CLUB OFFICERS Treasurer Lena Mendonca President Betty Ogata Choral Director Lauae Arashiro First Vice President Sam Holt Directors Abraham Kahalekomo, Florence Kajiwara Recording Secretary Shirley K. Kamakele Jeanette Carroll, George Mundon, Trudi Kilar Corresponding Secretary Nona Frank Treasurer Rawleen Fisher ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Sergeant-At-Arms Dorothy Belz • Awarded 7 scholarships, in the sum of $7,250 • We sent 5 Historian Paul Kekuewa students to attend the Kamehameha Summer Enrichment Choral Director Debbie Kelsey Program. Held a pot luck supper for the scholarship recip­ Chaplain Annie Kini ients and their parents. We participated in the Salvation Past President. Lila Medeiros Armys Kettle ringing and was presented with a President Emeritus Elaine Mullaney plaque for our help. We received a certificate and member­ Parliamentarian Lorraine Freitas ship card from the Special Olympics due to our continuous Directors Ellen Kalahele, Flora Oandasan, support in their program; we sent a representative to attend a Beverly Kaawa, Allen Kanoa, Mary Lou Kekuewa, luncheon sponsored by Alu Like; we held a money making Paul Kekuewa, Annie Kini project selling sausages; we invited guest speaker Mike ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Chandler Jr. who talked on Adult Basic Skills Inter-Agency Project, of which 2 of our members attended and graduated; • Our members strive to be doers and leaders in the AOHCC we attended and participated in the Investiture of the movement. We provided programs that educate and sti­ Hanalei women into the Kaahumanu Society; we were asked mulate the minds of our members. We had speakers on to participate in the following events with our Hawaiian Hawaiian language, Paul Kekuewa's life at sea, presenta­ Crafts Demonstration: Prince Kuhio Day, King Kameha­ tion by the choral group, lecture and slide show on PUA, meha Day, Insurance Group at Waiohai by Kika Inc., Kilo­ Kekuni Blasidell on Sports medicine to tie in with our hana's Grand Opening and the Elementary School students planned fun run, Bobbie Mills on the Hawaiian calendar, Lokomaikai Snakenburg on Hawaiian Studies, member­ ship speak-out, pre-caucus, convention preparation. We've studied different aspects of our ancesters, partici­ Beatrice pated in making of 20 kahilis for the Kamehameha Schools chapel, continue to supportand attend Association, Council and community sponsored activities. Ali'i Sunday and mauna'ala services, special church and legislative. We implemented "Adopt-a-Kupuna" program by having mem­ ALOHA AND BEST WISHES bers visit with our Kupuna at Lunalilo Home. We work at the Stadium for UH games. We donated a quilt to the Ronald McDonald House, we demonstrated crafts and sang at the pier for the two inter-island ships. Continue to support and issue scholastic scholarships as well as sup­ port the Kamehameha Schools' Explorations program. We participated in the O'ahu Council Bowling and have cap­ tured their perpetual trophy (first to have done so). We continue to be known for our crafts and do a lot of demon­ strations and for expertise in Hawaiian games. Our Na Opio strive under the leadership of Allen Kanoa e We have and will continue to fully support this convention with our full participation and send our aloha to all other Hawaiian Civic Clubs .

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9 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KALIHI·PALAMA PAKI PARK, WAIKIKI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB CHARTER DATE: July 8,1966 1629 HAKA DRIVE, OAHU SONG: Waikiki COLORS: Fuschia and White FLOWER: White Carnation CHARTER DATE: February, 1970 MOTTO: Huki Like SONG: Hoikaika Like Mekealoha CLUB OFFICERS COLORS: Pink and White President. Emily K. Thomas MOTTO: Hoikaika Like Mekealoha First Vice President. Leilani Malterre CLUB OFFICERS Second Vice President Frances P. Camacho President Susan Pine Recording Secretary Emily Donlin First Vice President Dexter Soares Corresponding Secretary Emily Donlin Second Vice President. Julia Lagunero Treasurer Gertrude Haia Recording Secretary Helen Scott Sergeant-At-Arm John J. Madura Corresponding Secretary Helen Gandall Choral Director Suzanne Kaupu Treasurer Paula Kalili Chaplain Charley Scharsch Sergeant-At-Arms Eleanor Williamson Historian Eleanor Williamson Chaplain Tuck Wah Lee ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: • January, 1986-Queen Emma Birth at Mausoleum. Dis­ played Hawaiian quilts, lauhala and feather leis every Mon­ ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: day, Wednesday and Friday. March, 1986-Displayed Ha­ Kokua partial financial aid to first year student at the Univer­ waiian quilts, lauhala and feather leis also sold manapua at sityof Hawaii, Hilo Campus. Ho'ike'ike every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Kuhio Sunday at Kawaiahao Church. April, 1986-Displayed leis Hosted at the Sanctuary of Kaumakapili Church, Palama, at Ala Moana Hotel on Day. June, 1986-Helped O'ahu; the Aspects of Hawaiian Culture lecture series spon­ decorate District Float for Kamehameha Day Parade. July, sored by the Continuing Education Program of the Kameha­ 1986-Attended Hoolaulea at Manhatten Beach Park, Cal­ meha Schools/Bishop Estate. ifornia for Queen Liliuokalani Hawaiian Civic Club, also Lectures: attended Scholarship Koolauloa, Nana'ikapono Queen DREAMS AND HAWAIIAN MYTHOLOGY, Ramon Lopez­ Emma. August, 1986-Scholarship Waikiki: Piilani Kani­ Reyes, Ph.D.• LEGACY UNBROKEN, Rocky Ka'iouliokahi­ nau and Dana Kamai reception of scholarships hikolo 'Ehu Jensen. EATING L1MU FROM HAWAIIAN WATERS, Dr. Isabella Aiona Abbott

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10 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HONOLULU HONOLULU, HAWAII KOOLAUPOKO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB CHARTER DATE: December, 1917 SONG: Lei'llima KANEOHE,OAHU, HAWAII COLOR: 'Ilima CHARTER DATE: August 10, 1937 FLOWER: 'Ilima SONG: Kuu Home A I Kaneohe MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono COLORS: Red and Gold CLUB OFFICERS FLOWER: Marigold President. Dawn AL. Farm-Ramsey MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono First Vice-President Sterling Johnson ORGANIZED: January, 1937 Recording Secretary Malia Tongg CLUB OFFICERS Corresponding Secretary Haunani Bernardino President Alice K. Smith Treasurer A Moku Froiseth First Vice-President Anna Keene Historian Dawn Farm-Ramsey, Katherine Farm Recording Secretary Thelma Black Directors Katherine Farm, Alika Beck, Lynelle Tom, Corresponding Secretary Thelma Black Pilialoha Lee Loy, Mahealani lng, Kuulei Ledward, Treasurer Jeanette Pang Llewellyn Biven, Mahela Rosehill, Susan Malterre-Htun Chaplain Aloha Awaa Historian Bea Matsumoto Directors Glayds Padeken, Earl Padeken, ACTIVITIES AND ACHI EVEMENTS: Mars Chang, Aloha Awaa • Attended all Ali'i Sunday services at Kawaiaha'o Church • Attended all Mauna 'Ala services for Ali'i • Participated in O'ahu Council's Ho'ike'ike at . Our club ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: member was awarded 1st place in lei-making. Catered a • Participate in Annual Kaneohe Xmas parade. Attended luncheon and entertained kupuna at Lunalilo Home. Held Kawaiaha'o Church services on Ali'i Sunday's. Attended Annual Holoku Ball. Awarded 44 scholarships to graduate AIi'i service at Mauna 'Ala. Donated food baskets to needy and undergraduate students for post high school education cause. Attended District Council meetings. Also helped • Held special festivities for our club kupuna at our Septem­ to get foliage for Kamehameha Day parade float ber meeting: presented each with a lei and gift. Invited members of other, smaller, clubs to our potluck general membership meeting. Held Annual Installation Banquet. Held Annual Kini Poi to announce and introduce scholarship recipients .Helped to decorate the Associa­ tion's float for the Kamehameha Day Parade. Invited re­ source speakers to address club members about political, cultural, and civic topics that relate to the Hawaiian Commu­ nity. Coordinated a two-day visit to Moloka'i to promote 11111111111111111111111l1li11 awareness of our Hawaiian Heritage .Held monthly Board i When on Kauai... i of Directors meetings. Held bi-monthly general member­ --_ Pick up - ship meetings: 3 potluck suppers, 1 banquet, and 2 dinner meetings at restaurants -It Hawaii's Favorites -It I- PA~8t]CEKauai's Own. ..I - - Portuguese - I Sweet Bread I GALLERIES i and ii = MANJU ! baked or flaky I= Sheraton Princeville Hotel (808)826-6631 Coconut Plantation Marketplace (808)822-4277 sol~~~on 4569 Kukui St.. Kapaa. Kauai. Hawaii 96746 i i Office (808)822·5281 -. AT ALL KAUAI KITCHENS, -. _ BIG SAVE VALUE CENTERS, _ i s OTHER FINE STORES i PEDAL'N PADDLE IIWE RENT" •--- It- BIKES. BOATS. BOOGIE BOARDS. CANOES. FINS. MASKS. MOPEDS. != I= OUTBOARDS. RAFTS. SAILBOATS. SNORKELS. SURFBOARDS. - - our label of quality = WINDSURFERS ••i Box 68, Eleele. HI 96705 • HANALEI, HAWAII PH: 826-9069 == (808)33~5003 == •••••II...... U•• 11 KAILUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB AHAHUI KALAKAUA HAWAIIAN KAILUA, OAHU, HAWAII CIVIC CLUB CHARTER DATE: April,1966 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA SONG: To The Windward Side CHARTER DATE: February 5, 1975 COLORS: llima Gold and Black SONG: Kalakaua FLOWER: Ilima Blossom COLORS: Kalakaua Blue and White MOTTO: E Ala E Na Mamo E Ola Na Pua MOTTO: Keola He Lahui Hawaii (Be Alert, Oh People, So Our Children May Live) ORGANIZED: June 9,1973 CLUB OFFICERS CLUB OFFICERS President. Hannie Anderson Kuhina Nui Ellison Garlasa First Vice President. Na'i 000 Kuhina Kuakahi Mayday Card Second Vice President Lani Joaquin Kuhina Kualua Manuel Neves Recording Secretary Gertrude Mahoney Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opaa Honey Barnes Corresponding Secretary Bobbi Motta Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opaa Palapala Gale Kondo Treasurer Joe Motta Jr. Pu'uku Richard Tavares Sergeant-At-Arms Gabe Joaquin Kumu Mo'olelo Vincent Mokiao Choral Director Lynette Fong Advisory Board George Choi, Roberta Rivers, Historian Blench Keahi Babe Da Silva, Byron Bader Chaplain Bernice Chow Directors Wing Chow, Whitney Anderson, Joy Criss, ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Abbey McGurn, Haddi Simmerson, John Mahoney • 'Ahahui Kalakau'a activities include Cultural Seminars, Ho'olaule'a, 4th of July Food Booth Sale, Garage Sale, Annual Picnic, Sale of our own Cookbook and Hawaiian ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Quilt making. Most of these activities are fund raising pro­ • Awarded 3 scholarships. Sponsored 1 student to Kame­ jects in order to continue to provide Scholarships to deserv­ hameha Schools Exploration Program. Community ser­ ing young adults, of Hawaiian descent or of Hawaii-born vice in Kailua's 4th of July celebration parents, in their pursuit of a higher education

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12 PRINCE KUHI'O HAWAIIAN KUALOA HE'EIA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB CIVIC CLUB OAHU, HAWAII KANEOHE, OAHU CHARTER DATE: June 17, 1964 CHARTER DATE: February 1, 1985 SONG: Waialae COLORS: White, Green, Brown, Yellow COLORS: Purple and White FLOWER: Pua-kenikeni FLOWER: Purple and White Violets MOTTO: E Hana No Na Pono 0 Ka Po'e Hawai'i MOTTO: Ka Lani Ana Ole "Work For The Good For The Hawaiian (Heven of boundless limits) People" CLUB OFFICERS CLUB OFFICERS FOR 1985 • 1986 President. Ms. Marlene Sai Cockett President Haleaka Martin First Vice President Mrs. lIima Williams First Vice President. Elizabeth Lau Second Vice President. Mrs. Kina'u Boyd Kamali'i Second Vice President. MaryAnn Mau Recording Secretary Ms. Lydia Lake Recording Secretary Aloha Ho Corresponding Secretary Ms. Edana Wong Corresponding Secretary Aloha Ho Treasurer Ms. Karlotta Ann Kaaa Treasurer Harriet DeCosta Historian Mrs. Edna Bekeart Historian Lorraine Gorai Choral Director Mr. Kaina Waia'u Directors Jackie Chong, Lorraine Freitas, Immediate Past President Mr. Roy Benham Milton Lau, Aloha Ho, Harriet DeCost.a, Directors Mr. Herman Bishaw, Ms. Winona Akana, Kalani Miller, Lily Labugen Mr. Michael Chun, Ms. Herminia Ross, Mrs. Betty Lou Stroup, Mrs. Lilian Kruse, Mr. Roy Benham - (ex officio) ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: • Participated in the Gabby Pahinui Slack Key Festival and in "Float Decoration" for Kamehameha Day Parade

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14 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF KA'U NA'ALEHU-PAHALA-KA'U, HAWAII HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF CHARTER DATE: February, 1970 WAIMANALO SONG: Ka Nani Ao Ka'u WAIMANALO, HAWAII COLORS: Green and White FLOWER: A'ali'a CHARTER DATE: August, 1966 MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono SONG: "Kalanianaole" ORGANIZED: August, 1969 COLORS: Turquoise and/or Beige CLUB OFFICERS FOR 1985 - 1986 FLOWER: Palapalai President L. Anna Cariaga MOTTO: Lokahi First Vice President. Susan Pua CLUBS OFFICERS Second Vice President Mae Akamu President Kuulei Aila Recording Secretary Jeanette Howard First Vice President Nalei Conant Corresponding Secretary Jeanette Howard Recording Secretary Mary Ann Crowell Treasurer Sybil Grace Corresponding Secretary Matilda Alvey Parliamentarian Zachary DeBernardi Treasurer Josephine Miller Historian Jeanette Howard Historian Leiana Woodside Ukulele Instructor Susan Pua Directors Matilda Ichimura, Agnes Wright, Directors Lillian Ortega, Catherine Arnold, Nalaulani Conant Sarah Yoshida, Helen Tayamen ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: • Twelve members attended the Maui Convention. Partici­ • Members participated in Ho'ike'ike at Bishop Museum at pated in the Na Mea Hawaii exhibits, Hawaiian games, Council Membership booth, as co-hostesses, and in man­ cnbbage, Holoku, Mu'umu'u and Lei competitions. Pub­ power. Attended Prince Kuhio Memorial Serives at Mauna lications of Activities; monthly meetings alternating, Pahala 'Ala in Nuuanu; presented hc'okupu e Participated as co­ and Na'alehu e Christmas Dinner with election of 1986 hostess for Kamehameha School Hawaiiana lectures held officers. Board of directors meet quarterly, attend all Coun­ at Waimanalo School. Held fundraising food booth at cil meetings. Clean up of Historical Plaque area at Ka Lae Waimanalo J.C. . Awarded scholarship funds to • Entertain the elderly patients at the Ka'u Hospital and a gift 6 students from Waimanalo. Sponsored 3 students to of fruit basket. Monthly check on members, health and Kamehameha Schools Exploration Summer Program. At­ welfare. Ukulele and Na Mea Hawaii craft classes. Mem­ tendance at various Oahu District Council meetings/activi­ bers, families and friends gathered for a bond of friendship ties and at Maui SAOHCC Convention and honored our Kupuna's • Donation of leis for the Kame­ hameha Statue. Education fundraisers; hosted Interna­ tional Tour groups, catered HOVE Ranchos, sale of leis by Na Kamalii 0 Ka'u e Purchase of Hawaiiana books for Pahala/Na'alehu School Libraries. Scholarships to three (3) High School graduates. Sponsor Hawaiian lei contest for the elementary students and 5th graders of Hawaiian Ancestry to the Kamehameha School Exploration. Partici­ pations; PBSR Grand Opening, Crafts Fair, Ho'olaulea, Kuhio, Kamehameha day celebration, Big Island Ocean Fair, Hawaii Coalition on Safety Belt use, Aloha week pro­ gram in Ka'u and in C. Brewer Properties Hawaiian Games

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15 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HILO HILO, HAWAII WAIMEA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB CHARTER DATE: April,1961 WAIMEA, HAWAII SONG: Hawaii Aloha CHARTER DATE: December 13, 1949 COLORS: Red and Ilima SONG: Hiole Waimea FLOWER: Panaewa Maile COLORS: White, Black and Fushia MOnO: Ua Mau Ka Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono FLOWER: Akulikuli ORGANIZED: 1929 (Men Only) 1950 (Men & Women) MOnO: Ua Mau Kea Oka Aina Ika Pono CLUB OFFICERS CLUB OFFICERS President Lily K. Pa President Elaine Flores Vice President. John Makuakane Vice President Mabel Tolentino Recording Secretary Muriel Nuuanu Corresponding Secretary Iwalani Case Corresponding Secretary Violet Makuakane Treasurer Bernadette Cacoulidis Treasurer Martha McNicol1 Sergeant-At-Arms Donald Tolentino Sergeant-At-Arms Ed Laikupu Choral Director Nora Knowles Historian Muriel Nuuanu Historian Mabel Tolentino Directors Anna Brown, Alberta Kalima, Chaplain Elsie Conger Violet Atkins Oda, AI Tallett, E.C. Hobron Van Gieson Directors Lorna Akima, Elizabeth Stevens, ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: George Liana, Aloha Tanimoto, • Participated in the Kuhio Day, Merrie Monarch and Kame­ Richard Lindsey, Frank Puhi hameha Day Festivities with manpower, assisting in secur­ ing necessary resource data or personnel for judging, providing leis, outfits and or equipment. Members also ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: participated in the annual Seals Telethon and the • January - Clubs 37th Anniversary, Kawaihae Canoe Club; Muscular Distrophy Telethon. Also assisted the Koolau­ Fishing Tournament; "Las Vegas Nite" Lunch/Supper. poko Hawaiian Civic Club with necessary foilage for their February - Speaker Jerry Shimoda, Supt. N.P.S.- Puuhonua annual scholarship function. This year we would be proud o Honaunau. March· Kuhio Day-Supper/Dance • April ­ to see another four-year scholarship recipient graduate Planning for Ocean Fair. May - Kawaihae Canoe Club from College. Awarded another $500.00 scholarship to a Ocean Fair - Fishing Tournament; Ha.vailan games - Arts student entering University of Hawaii, Manoa for the first and Crafts. June - Awarded 9 Scholarships; Kamehameha year. Supported three youngsters to the Kamehameha Day Celebration in Kohala e July - Historical sites tour to Summer Exploration Program. Doing housecleaning with Kohala sponsored by Kona Hawaiian Civic Club; Fundraiser Club's constitution and bylaws. Lost six members: two to Kohala Ranch. August- Puukohola Cultural Festival Arts board members ~ EdLaikupu and Anna Brown. We hope to and Crafts demonstrations approve two members as life members - Anna Payne and E.C. Hobron Van Gieson

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16 AINAHAU 0 KALEPONI HAWAIIAN KONA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB CIVIC CLUB KONA, HAWAII ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA CHARTER DATE: February, 1952 CHARTER DATE: November, 1982 SONG: Kona Kai 0 Pua SONG: Ainahau COLORS: Red and Gold COLORS: White, Green and Peacock Blue MOTTO: Kulia I Ka Nu'u FLOWER: Flowers of Hawaii EMBLEM: Hawaiian Coat of Arms MOTTO: E Malama la Na Pono, 0 Ka Aine E Na CLUB OFFICERS Opio/The Culture of the Land is Preserved President Rose Fujimori in its Youth Vice President. Arthur Mahi ORGANIZED: March, 1982 Recording Secretary Jacqueline Brackbill 1 CLUB OFFICERS Corresponding Secretary Ruby McDonald President. Jacqueline E. Judd Treasurer Sheila Maquire First Vice President Jane K.M. Pang Sergeant-At-Arms Arthur Mahi Second Vice President. Joseph Rodrigues, Sr. Chaplain Leon Sterling, Jr. Recording Secretary Bernardine K. Judd Directors Grace Mae DeGuair, Robert Baker, Corresponding Secretary Esther Yee Irma Chillingworth, Lei Ah Nee Treasurer Terry Waren Sergeant-At-Arms Gary H. Judd ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Historian Rose Dobbyn • Participated in Pu'uhonua 0 Honaunau N HP and Puuko­ Choral Director H. Jay Mannion hoi a Heiau NHS' cultural festivals. Awarded two $500.00 Chaplain Mary Ann Kalama scholarships, activated Historic Sites and Hawaiian Lan­ Immediate Past President Victor L. Jarrett, Sr. guage programs, participated in the Kona Kamehameha (A voting board member) Parade and added three honorary members to the club. Directors Carl Bode, Sharon Misseldine Members are working toward increasing membership and Thelma Miyashiro, Victor M. Pang, visibility in the community to create improved credibility Thomas Silva, Albert Yee ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: • Revised By Laws. Sponsored two students to Kameha­ meha School Exploration Program. Awarded $7,000 in educational scholarships. Entertained patients at Hale Makua on Maui, will entertain patients at Maunalani Hos­ pital on Oahu. Annual aha'aina scholarship fundraiser e l.aulau workshop for tundraiser e Fireworks booth during Fourth of July for tundraiser e Annual Hoolaulea in Los Angeles, manning food, boutique and game booths. Hawaiian Quilting demonstration at Los Angeles Museum. Adopted two needy Polynesian families in the area during the Christmas holidays. Entertained at rehab hospitals, nursing homes and senior citizen clubs. Have various workshops and classes on Hawaiian culture, language, arts and crafts. Annual ohana picnic for good fellowship

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TWENTH-SEVENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION KAUAI HILTON AND BEACH VILLAS November 12, 13, 14, 15,1986 CONVENTION AGENDA ~~~'-­ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1986 ,J 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Registration (Lobby: Pre-Function Area) Bobbee Mills (Koolauloa HCq ~.~ 1:30 PM " 4:30 PM Committee Meetings 7:00 PM Association Board Meeting (President's Suite) Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCq t', Presidents (Gilligans) Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCq Budget & Finance (Orchid Room) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1986 Constitution & By Laws (Ginger Room) Bruss Keppeler (HCC of Honolulu) 8:00 AM Historic Sites Tour Historic Sites (Mokihana Room) Roy Benham (Prince Kuhio HCq Tour I - Hotel to Northshore, Hanalei Na Mea Hawaii (Pakalana Room) Betty Jenkins (Ali'i Pauahi HCq Tour 1/ - Hotel to Waimea Canyon Education (Pakalana Room) Dexter Soares (Kalihi-Palarna HCq 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Registration (Lobby: Pre-Function Area) Bobbee Mills (Koolauloa HCq Legislative (Ginger Room) Piilani Desha (Prince Kuhio HCq 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Recreational Activities Public Relations (Mokihana Room) Kenny Haina (Prince Kaiulani HCq Golf Wailua Golf Course 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Ballot Boxes Open for Election of Officers (Pre-Function Area) Cribbage Gilligans 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM Aha Mele (Jasmine Room) Nola Nahulu (Pearl Harbor HCq Konane Gilligans Kamau Gilligans SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1986 Hawaiian Games Luau Gardens on Hotel Grounds 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM Ballot Boxes Open for Election of Officers (pre-Function Area) (1) Hu (2) Pala'ie (3) 'Ulu Maika (4) Moa Pahae'e 7:30 AM - 8:00 AM Registration (Convention Center-Pre-Function Area) Bobbee Mills (Koolauloa HCq 2:00 PM Turn in Leis for Lei Competition (Lobby Veranda) Toni Lee (Pearl Harbor HCq 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM Ho'omau I Ka Hana Lima No'eau A Na Hawaii Display (Pre-Function Area) 3:30 PM Rules Meeting (Mokihana Room) George Mills (Koolauloa HCq (Pre-Function Area) Nona Kamai (Waikiki HCq 4:00 PM Resolution Committee Meeting (Mokihana Room) 8:00 AM Mele Evaluation Meeting (Plumeria Room) (NO HOSl) 5:30 PM Fun Fest Night - Hoolaulea (Lydgate Park) No Host Cocktails 9:00 AM General Session Convenes (Jasmine Room) 9:20 AM Final Report, Credentials Committee Bobbee Mills (Koolauloa HCC) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1986 9:30 AM Committee Reports 8:00 AM - Noon Registration (Lobby: Pre-Function Area) Bobbee Mills (Koolauloa HCq Presidents Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCq 8:00 AM Steno Pool (Convention Center - Hibiscus Room) Budget & Finance Elaine Mullaney (Queen Emma HCq 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Ho'omau I Ka Hana Lima No'eau A Na Hawaii Display Constitution & By-Laws Bruss Keppeler (HCC of Honolulu) (Pre-Function Area) Nona Kamai (Waikiki HCq Historic Sites Roy Benham (Prince Kuhio HCq 8:00 AM - 8:30 AM Kauai High School Band (Jasmine Ballroom) Na Mea Hawaii Betty Jenkins (AIi'i Pauahi HCq 8:30 AM General Session Convenes (Jasmine Ballroom) Education Dexter Soares (Kalihi-Palama HCq Presentation of Colors Company B 1st Battalion 299th - Hawaii National Guard Legislative Piilani Desha (Prince Kuhio HCq Hawai'i Ponoi . Public Relations Kenny Haina (Prince Kaiulani HCq Star Spangled Banner Resolutions Charles Rose (Laupahoehoe HCq Invocation Moses Keale (HCC of Hanalei) HACPAC John Kamalani (Pearl Harbor HCq Theme: Kaulilua I Ke Anu '0 Wai'ale'ale Chant William Pulawa 10:45 AM Unfinished Business Call To Order President, Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCq New Business Introduction of Board of Directors CONVENTION ADMINiSTRATOR Toni Lee (pearl Harbor HCq Introduction of Parlimentarian Arthur Hoke (HCC of Ka'u) Presentation of 1987 Convention Introduction of Sergeant-at-Arms 11:15 AM Election Results 9:00 AM Welcome Address Honorable Tony Kunimura Mayor, County of Kauai Installation of Officers 9:15 AM Temporary Report, Rules Committee George Mills (Koolauloa HCq Announcements 9:25 AM Preliminary Report, Credentials Committee Bobbee Mills (Koolauloa HCq Bene~iction Moses Keale (HCC of Hanalei) 9:35 - 10:10 AM Guest Speaker Mr. Richard Lyman Hawaii Aloha Choral Director of Mele Winner 10:10 AM Adoption of Permanent Rules George Mills (Koolauloa HCq Retirement of Colors Compnay B 1st Battalion 299th - Hawaii National Guard 10:25 AM Adoption of Minutes, 27th Annual Convention 12:00 AM Adjournment 10:40 AM Treasurers Report Irma Farden (HCC of Honolulu) 1:30 PM HACPAC Meeting (Mokihana Room) 10:50 AM Resolutions Committee Report. Charles Rose (HCC of Laupahoehoe) 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM No Host Cocktails 11:00 AM Nomination Committee Report Lila Medeiros (Queen Emma HCq 6:30 PM Aha Aina (Smith's Tropical Paradise/Formerly Paradise Pacifica) 11:15 AM Announcement of Committee Meeting Locations H~'omau I Ka Hana Lima NO'~au A Na Hawai'i Award Nona Kamai (Waikiki HCq 11:30 AM - Noon Recess Prince Kuhio Award (Outstanding HCq Lokomaikaiokalani Snakenburg (Prince Kuhio HCq 12:00 PM Awards No Host Luncheon (Luau Garden on Hotel Grounds) .... Sherry Evans (Koolauloa HCC) Kamehameha Ekahi No'eau Award Ruby McDonald & Kahea Beckley (Kona HCq Outstanding Hawaiian Outstanding Non-Hawaiian Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Member 7l£OH71

18 19 KING KAMEHAMEHA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HONOLULU, HAWAII KOHALA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB CHARTER DATE: April 6, 1967 KAPAAU, KOHALA, HAWAII SONG: Imua Kamehameha COLORS: Purple and Mamo CHARTER DATE: 1964 MOTTO: Imua Kamehameha SONG: Aha Hui '0 Kiwini Kohala CLUB OFFICERS COLORS: Red and Yellow President Anne Kaapana FLOWER: llima First Vice President. John Saito CLUB OFFICERS Second Vice President Gladys Shiroma President Jeffrey Kalani Coakley Recording Secretary Barbara Shiraishi Vice President Sarah K. Pule Corresponding Secretary Sylvia Stone Recording Secretary Dolores Taberejo Treasurer Elouise Kealoha Treasurer Isabella Medeiros Sergeant-At-Arms Earle Kealoha Sr. Historian , Clyde "Kinoi" Sproat Historian Doreen Saito Chaplain Sarah K. Pule Choral Director Leila Hohu Kiaha Directors William Lum, Mary Lee, Ida Lum, Chaplain Rose McCarty Christine Hinokawa, Annie Sugiyama Directors Momi Caswell, Lei Johnson, Julia Ching, Heine Sato ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Past President - Fred McWayne • Co-sponsor Big Istand Ocean Fair at Keokea Park Kohala • Sponsor King day celebration with lei ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: draping of original Kamehameha Statue and conducted • Attended the 1985 Association of Hawaiian Civic Club Hawaiian cultural events of Arts and Crafts displays and Convention in Wailea. Participated in Alii Sundays at Ka­ demonstration, Hawaiian games, entertainment. Conduc­ waiahao Church and Memorial Services at Mauna Ala ted Scholarship Fundraiser • Conducted Historical site tour honoring our Alii. Took part in Church Services and Statue of Kohala Historical sites for Kona and Waimea Hawaiian Services of King Kamehameha The Great, whose name we Civic Clubs. Assisted Kohala Community Association and carry. Joined in the Hawaiian Electric's Oahu Centennial of Kohala Business Association with their Annual Community Lights celebration. Attended Oahu District meetings and Fair actively participated in Oahu Council's Annual Hoikeike '86 at the Bishop Museum. Held Annual Educational Fund­ raiser-Makeke '86 • Awards were granted to 7 recipients at various levels of learning including a Poki'i from Hilo's Punana Leo Program-who enjoys the Naomi Young Scho­ larship Fund for Hawaiian studies. Grants totalled $2,700.00 • Conducted Feather Lei class. Conducts monthly membership and board meetings that include time for Hawaiian language exchange. Shared and entertained Cat's Cove Lunch Wagon at Hanalei Pier Kupuna Shut-ins at Lunalilo Home, Maluhia Hospital, Hale Hoaloha and Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific and Haena Beach Park

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20 WAIALUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB WAIALUA, OAHU CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 SONG: Kaulana Waialua COLORS: Yellow and Green FLOWER: Kukunaokala MOTTO: Hanalike Me Ka Lokahi ORGANIZED: February, 1934 CLUB OFFICERS President Levi Kauwalu Vice President. Darryl Aiwohi Recording Secretary Myrna Ing Treasurer Margaret Lei Ai Sergeant-At-Arms George Ai Historian Margaret Chun Directors Dorothy Awai, Joseph Leong, Rachel Machado, Violet Gilman, James Awai, Tomi Chong

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: • Celebrated its 52nd Club Anniversary by hosting a club dinner. Scholarship Awards were awarded at the Annual Graduates Social for 1986 Graduates of Hawaiian Ancestry (approx. amount $2,500) • A $50.00 Savings Bond was also awarded forthe Good Citizenship Awardee. Participated in fundraising activities for our scholarship fund as well as to defray convention expenses. These events included Kalua Pig sales and participating in the Northshore carnival by selling stew plates, and presale of scrip. Major Club Pro­ ject still in progress: Restoration of the unique historic site known as Pohaku . Representative currently working with the Department of Land and Natural Resources and RUdyMitchell, Archaeologist of Waimea Falls Park. Volun­ teer work for the Northshore community is ongoing, inclu­ ding members being deputized as voter registrars to assist in targeting eligible voters for the Oha election. Members attended the most interesting "Moon Walks" offered by the Waimea Falls Park. Also participated in the "Ho'ike'ike held at the Bishop Museum by selling stew plates and demonstrating Lauhala bracelet making. Annually hosted a White Christmas gathering for the 'Opio of Waialua provi­ ding games arid caroling for the children, and distributing goody bags as well as giving out White Christmas boxes of staples and food items to needy families • Members also do Aloha community Christmas Caroling & Best Wishes

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21 NANAIKAPONO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB NANAKULI, OAHU, HAWAII HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OFWAHIAWA CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 WAHIAWA, OAHU HAWAII SONG: Nanakuli COLOR: Lavender FLOWER: Lavender Crown Flower CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 Pua Kalaunu Kai-ina SONG: Pa'ahana MOTTO: Nana Ika Pono COLORS: Green and White "Look Towards Righteousness" FLOWER: Gardenia ORGANIZED: May 12, 1948 MOTTO: E Ho'o Hana Like A'e Ana CLUB OFFICERS ORGANIZED: November 10, 1960 President. Caesar Paishon III CLUB OFFICERS First Vice President. Marjorie Place President Lurline Lee Second Vice President Maunaala Chillingworth First Vice President. Myra Travis Recording Secretary Doreen K. Lindsey Second Vice President. Adeline Travis Corresponding Secretary Doreen K. Lindsey Recording Secretary Barbara Puaa Treasurer Tasha Lindsey Corresponding Secretary Barbara Puaa Sergeant-At-Arms Buster Place Treasurer Barbara Puaa assisted by Joseph Kahaulelio Chaplain Hiram Diamond Hostorian Sarah Kawailima Chaplain Joseph Kekawa, Sr. Choral Director Doreen K. Lindsey ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Directors Christina Kunukau, Betty Miller, • Awarded nine (9) scholarship awards to 6 second year Charles Lindsey, Harriet Paishon, students and 3 first year students in various Mainland and Clifford Chillingworth, Genevieve Shito Hawaii Colleges. A total of $2,700.00 for the year. Took part in Kamehameha Day Parade by helping decorate float of District Council. Participated in Ho'ike'ike at Bishop Mu­ ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: seum in March • Installation: 11 January, at 1st General meeting of year by Lila Medeiros 2nd Vice President O'ahu District Council, followed with pa'ina, music, singing, socializing, fellow­ shipping. Implemented: Goals; Stimulate meeting atten­ dance and participation. 3 R's; Reactivate - Recruit - Retain • Observance: NHCC 38th Anniversary.• Attendance: Alii Sundays-Council Meetings;-Pre-Convention Caucus ­ XXVII Ann ual Convention on Kauai • Participation: Arts and Crafts booth, Food booth at Ho'ike'ike '86, Bishop Museum. KAUAI VACATION RENTALS & Commemoration and Ho'okupu services at Mauna 'Ala observing 115th Birthdayof Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalaniana­ ole. Lei Po'o booth at Ho'olaulea at lIikai Hotel. ISTITI~ Shared Flora and Fauna mana'o at Lei Day Festivities at BilL . By attending or monetary donations toward sister club activities. Sponsored two teams in AOHCC Bowling League. Assisted: Pre-Convention Caucus, Council Assignment. Achievement: July 12, held Annual Scholarship Luau, presented three $300.00 awards to three deserving applicants. Reactivated: 6 . Recruited: 5 members. Registered members end of December 1985 ­ 25 • Registered members as of 25 August 1986 - 36

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22 WAIANAE HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB PEAR HARBOR HAWAIIAN WAIANAE, HAWAII CIVIC CLUB CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 AIEA, OAHU SONG: "WAIANAE" Abigail Pililaau/Rachel Kaleiwahea CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1964 COLORS: Royal Blue and llima Orange SONG: Uluwehi O'kaala FLOWER: lIima COLORS: Red and White MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono FLOWER: Pua Aloalo (Hibiscus) ORGANIZED: June 15, 1935 MOTTO: E Paepae lluna Loa I Ka Malamalama (Hold High the Light of Knowledge) CLUB OFFICERS CLUB OFFICERS President Maxine Hee President Peter Ching First Vice President. Louise Kong First Vice President Val Cavaco Second Vice President Josephine Yim Second Vice President Leilani Irvine Recording Secretary Gege Kawelo Recording Secretary Kuulei Reyes Treasurer Rochelle Kawelo Corresponding Secretary Maile Puahala Sergeant-At-Arms Rose Soares Treasurer Pat Sniffen Historian Katherine Maunakea Sergeant-At-Arms Phillip Fernandez Directors George Kawelo, Agnes Cope, Historian Helen Chamizo Helen laea, Paige Barber, Choral Director Nola Nahulu Eugene Carreiro, Glen Kila, Fred Cachola Chaplain Toni Lee Directors John Kamalani, Lelala Carvalho, Kaua loane, Kala Holden, Eli Kawai, ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Leialoha Enos, Ella Howard • We have raised scholarship funds for 10 students who are attending colleges in Hawaii and on mainland. Partici­ pated in ALII SUNDAYS at Kawaihao, held a successful NA ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: MEA HAWAII activity for members of the Waianae Commu­ • Attended all Alii Sunday Services at Kawaiahao Church, nity in August, participated in the Ho'ike'ike festival at all Memorial Services at Mauna Ala. Held monthly Board Bishop Museum honoring Prince Jonah Kuhle, members of Directors and General Membership Meetings. Held one volunteer time with local schools and community sharing joint meeting with the Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu. their knowledge in NA MEA HAWAII. Our E'Ala double hull Attended all Oahu District Council Meetings. Assisted in canoe has been repaired and is now being shared with construction and decoration of the Oahu Council Float for friends in Lahaina. The Kui'i1i'iloa Heiau at Poka'i Bay, the King Kamehameha Celebration Floral Parade. Our Waianae has been stabilized with plants (endemic) and is Community involvement; Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club now being used by Waianae Coast, and community resi­ ushered at the Honolulu Hale Christmas Concert, Kameha­ residents from throughout the island of Oahu. Our mem­ meha Schools Song Contest and Graduation, picked up bership is small but a very dedicated group has accom­ and prepared items for the American Cancer Society's plished the activities listed "World's Greatest Garage and Plant Sale, assisted in the Health Fairs in the Leeward areas and handed out Cheese to the needy. Awarded 11 undergraduate Scholarships and 2 graduate Scholarships, sponsored 4 children to the Ex­ plorations Program at Kamehameha Schools soon to be announced. Demonstrated crafts at approximately8 differ­ ent Conventions of which we raised monies for scholarship Aloha & Welcome! Fund. Participated in the Mele of the 26th Annual Con­ vention, put convention packets together forthe convention. Top To Toe Ltd. • Participated in the OAHCC Bowling League with two teams. Held hula classes for men and women, craft clas­ ses on coconut basket weaving, seed crafts and coconut Shops at: je",:,elry •.G~ve many hours to learning the Kahili making • Top To Toe Sundries at Coco Palms skills assisting Aunty Mary Lou Kekuewa in making Kahili's • Hilda's at Coco Palms for the Kamehameha Schools Chapel and Heritage Center • Top To Toe at Poipu Beach Hotel • Started Choral rehersals in the Spring • Angela's at Kiahuna Shopping Village The Wailua Market at 369 Kuhio Hwy., Kapaa

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23 In Memory of Our Beloved, Members and Friends who have left us since our last convention.

HANALEI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Rose Andrade HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HONOLULU Clorinda Low Lucas Mrs. Parker Widemann KALIHI-PALAMA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Vilma Kaoihana KOOLAUPOKO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Mathilda Antone NANAIKAPONO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Violet Nakea Gabriel Weisbarth PRINCE KUHIO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Mr. James Hakuole Mrs. David (Joan) Peters QUEEN EMMA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Yolanda Martin Richmond Ellis WAIKIKI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Lilinoe Scharsch Marie Hinkle HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HILO Grace Kailipaka Anna Brown HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF KA'U Mary Kawena Pukui (Honorary Member) WAIMEA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Samuel F. Lindsey AHAHUI KALAKAUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Edward K. Young AINAHAU 0 KALEPONI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Lucy Ottiger Hiroshi Yamasaki PEARL HARBOR HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Chiyoko Nahulu WAIANAE HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Gabriel Weisbarth Francis Low

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27 HAWAIIAN CIVIC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (HACPAC)

OFFICERS 1968 Chairperson John K. Kamalani, Pearl Harbor First Vice Charles Rose, Laupahoehoe Second Vice Tomi Downey Chong, Waialua Secretary Pat Brandt, Prince Kuhio Treasurer Ethel Kahalewai, Pu'uloa

STANDING COMMITTEES Lobbying Dawn Farm Ramsey, Honolulu Political Action Fred Cachola, Waianae Education Dexter Soares, Kalihi-Palama Membership Elaine Mullaney, Queen Emma. Finance Ben Naleieha, Pearl Harbor Publicity Ed Thompson, Kalihi-Palama

AREA REPRESENTATIVES California AI Pelayo, Ahahui 0 Lili'uokalani Hawaii Ruby McDonald, Kona Maui/Moloka'ilLana'i Harold Lono Cathcart, Moloka'i Oahu Fred Cachola, Waianae Kaua'i Hartwell Blake, Kaua'i

Oahu Oahu Bina Chun, Prince Kuhio Oahu Howard Criss, Kailua Oahu Betty Dower, Ali'i Pauahi Oahu Joseph Kanoa, Prince Kuhio Oahu Bruss Keppeler, Honolulu Oahu Toni Lee, Pearl Harbor

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Political Process Workshops: Jointly sponsored with Alu Like and held on Moloka'i, Kaua'i, and Oahu. Presented by Norma Wong and well attended. Legislative Reception: February 6, at YWCAGarden Lanai banquet area. Attended by Legislative guests, Civic club members, and friends. Fund Raiser: Operated a food booth at Bishop Museum grounds as part of Oahu District Council's Ho'ike'ike. Lobbying Committee: Introduced and tracked all resolutions coming out of conven­ tion (ie. last year and prior years) those that required legislative action. Candidate Endorsement Slate: HACPAC members for the first time in its history endorsed a candidate slate in the general election.

29 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS (NO REPORTS AVAILABLE)

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31 ANNUAL REPORT KAUA'I COUNCIL AOHCC

Mr. President, members of the Board, House of Delegates and Guests, ALOHA and welcome to Kaua'i. Since the resignation of our Kaua'i Council President, Mike Chandler, my appointment to the presidency has put me right in the middle of the planning stage for this convention. With the help of our capable council board and other club members, I hope that what has been planned for you will make you all happy to be on the most beautiful island in the Hawaiian chain. I hope for this to be a memorable weekend.

Kaua'i Council hasn't been actively meeting during the year until we started planning for this convention. Since then we have more than made up for it.Three of the clubs have been active in their own areas. Kawalhau HCC has been inactive a number of years but this year their president, Henrietta Gonsalves, expressed the desire to get the club reactivated and she plans to attend this convention. Kaua'i HCC members conducted classes in basic Hawaiian Language, presented slides of Native Hawaiian birds found in the Kokee region to the Senior Citizens of Kapaa, participated in the Senior Citizen, Inc. "Extravaganza" at the Kaua'i Memorial Convention Hall, the 27th Annual Convention of the Hawaii State Retired Teachers chorus in Honolulu, the Hawaiian Studies Program in Honolulu and the Prince Kuhio Memorial Service at Kuhio Park. Sponsored two fifth graders to the Kamehameha Schools Explorations program. Kaumuall'l HCC manned kettles for the Salvation Army at Christmas time, donated to the Kaua'i Special Olympics and the YWCA programs, awarded seven scholarships In the sum of $7,250 and sent five fifth graders to the Kamehameha Schools Explorations program. Club sold sausages to help defray these costs. Two members graduated from the Adult Basic Skills Inter-agency Project class. They attended the Hanalei Kaahumanu Society Club Investiture in Hanalei, the Prince Kuhio Memorial Service at Kuhio Park and conducted their own King Kaumuali'i Memorial Service in Waimea. They participated in many events demonstrating and displaying our Hawaiian crafts such as coconut hat and basket weaving, Hawaiian salt making, lei making, Niihau shells, seed leis and occasionally feather leis and lauhala weaving. They are fUlfilling the objectives of their club and are showing other people that they are truly proud to be Hawaiians. Hanalei HCC has had manyfundraisers during the year to support our scholarship program. Four grants of $300 each were given to college students and one fifth grader was sent to the Kamehameha Schools Explorations program. $100 was given to the Kaua'i Special Olympics and five paddlers in the twelve and undergroup were helped with their plane fares to the State Canoe finals in Hilo. Club members participated in the Prince Kuhio Memorial Service at Kuhio Park,the King Kaumuali'i Memorial Service in Waimea and the Hanalei Kaahumanu Society Club Investiture in Hanalei.

Respectfully submitted,

Fred B. Conant, Jr. (Hanalei HCq President, Kaua'i Council AOHCC

ALOHA and WELCOME TO THE 27TH ANNUAL CONVENTION FROM THE KAUAI COUNCIL ASSOCIATION: OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS

Fred B. Conant, Jr., President Lionel Kaohi, State Director John llalaole, Treasurer Lydia Kaohi, Secretary Lionel Kaohi, President Kaumualii Hawaiian Civic Club Lydia Kaohi, Member Henrietta Gonsalves, President Kawaihau Hawaiian Civic Club Garbriel I, President Kauai Hawaiian Civic Club Mary Ahana, Member Fred B. Conant, Jr., President Hanalei Hawaiian Civic Club Maile Semitekol, Member

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O'ahu Council had a very active year! November 15,1985, we were approached by Alu Like, Inc. to co-sponsor (Alu Like and HACPAC) a series of workshops on Legislative Processes and Actions, held in Decemberand January, with critique sessions held later. Tomi Chong (Waialua HCC) coordinated this for us. Also in December 1985, O'ahu kicked off a membership program under the able leadership of Peter Ching (Pearl Harbor HCC). On January 2,1986, the Queen Emma Club hosted services honoring the memory of Queen Emma at Mauna 'Ala, the Royal Mausoleum in Nuuanu. On February 28, 1986 a ceremony was held at which Governor Ariyoshi signed a Proclamation naming March 1986 "Prince Kuhio Month". March 2, 1986, an all day Ho'ike'ike on the Bishop Museum grounds was held. Each of the O'ahu clubs and HACPAC participated in food booths, Hawaiian games, demonstrations of Hawaiian crafts, entertainment and other activities. Sears Roebuck & Co. was our co-sponsor, along with the Bishop Museum. Sherry Evans (Ko'olauloa HCC) was General Chair. At Mauna 'Ala in Nu'uanu on March 26, 1986, special commemorative services honored Prince Kuhio on his 115th Birthday. Msgr. Charles A. Kekumano was the principal speaker. The , the Royal Guard, Nalani Olds Napoleon, the Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Civic Club Choral Group and Marlene Sai (President, Prince Kuhio HCC) entertained. The Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu hosted. A tree planting ceremony and festival was held at the Prince Kuhio Federal Building. The Prince Kuhio Choral Group and the Royal Hawaiian Band entertained. On April 1, 1986, at Kamehameha School, leaders of the Council and the O'ahu clubs met with Mr. Rockne Freitas, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Jalna Keala (Ali'i Pauahi HCC) coordinated. April 20,1986, I was invited to speak toa class ofWai'anae High School students as part ot a program to provide interface between Hawaiians in the community and Wai'anae Coast students. May also found us joining in an effort in which city officials reconsidered it's decision discontinuing the use of the diacritical marks on Hawaiian Language street signs. In June, O'ahu Council entered a float in the Kamehameha Day Parade. Roy Benham (Prince Kuhio HCC) was chair. The float won the "Toni Award". Our July 12,1986 Council Meeting reported on the Luluku Preservation, E Ola Mau health program, and the new Alu Like/I BM computer training center. Announcements concerning the Centennial of Electric Light and the Kalakaua Jubilee Centennial Celebrations were made and a presentation by Pre-Paid Legal Service, Inc. completed the program. In September, clubs were co-sponsors of an Aloha Week Program called "O'ahu All-Star Showcase '86", starring Loyal Garner, Brickwood Galuteria, Moe Keale, Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau, Ka Leo 0 Ka Lani and two hula Halau. October 11,1986, O'ahu Council's Pre-Convention Caucus was held and officers and directors were elected for 1986-88. A beautiful necrology ceremony honored our deardeparted members. On October 12 and 16, 'Ahahui Ka'iulani celebrated the birthdayof Princess Ka'iulani at St. Andrews Cathedral, Kawaiaha'o Church and Mauna 'Ala. Civic issues of concerns to The Hawaiian People were monitored by the Council, especially its committees on Government Relations, Tomi Chong (Waialua HCC), Chair: Health, Education and Employment, Annelle Amaral (Ali'i Pauahi HCC), Chair; and Special Projects, Lokomaika'i Snaken­ berg (Prince Kuhio HCC),Chair. Liaison with the Aloha Week Office and the Kamehameha Day Celebration Commission was provided by Matilda Alvey (Waimanalo HCC). Our Constitution and By-Laws Committee was chaired by Milton Lau (Kualoa 'He'eia HCC), Finance by Gard Kealoha (Honolulu HCC), Publicity and Public Relations by Lynette Crozier (Makakilo HCq and Na Mea Hawai'i by Namahana (Nanaikapono HCC). In closing, I would like to express my personal mahalo nui to all committee and event chairs and to the very vital officers and directors of O'ahu Council for all their hard work over the two years just past. '0 Au N.o, Me Ka 'Oia'i'o, H.K. Bruss Keppeler Pelekikena

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33 ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 1986·87

President I BENSON W.K. LEE, SR. 1

1st Vice President I I 2nd Vice President I MS. Lll..Y PA I I MRS. JALNA KEALA I I I I I Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer l Immediate Past President I President Emeritus MS. CANDICE HURLEY I I MRS. TOMI CHONG I I MRS. IRMA FARDEN I MR. WHITNEY T. ANDERSON I DR. GEORGE H. Mll..LS I Maui County Council Oahu Council President Hawaii Council President Kauai Council President President MR. BRUSS KEPPELER MRS. ANNA CARIAGA MR. FRED B. CONANT MR. WILLIAM CHAR Directors Director Director Director MR. HENRY KAAPANA MRS. ANN NATHANIEL MR. LIONEL KAOHI MR. ROY BENHAM MR. JOHN Wll..MINGTON ill MRS. KINA'U KAMALII

I I I I I Ahahui Kalakaua Ahahui Ka'iulani Nanaikapono Hamakua Central Maui Hanalei Ahahui 0 Lili'uokalani Ali'i Pauahi Pearl Harbor Hilo Ho'olehua Kaua'i Ainahau 0 Kalepono Ewa Prince Kuhio Ho'opuloa Lahaina Kaumuali'i Hui 0 Hawaii 0 Utah Honolulu Puuloa Ka'u Lanai Kawaihau Kailua Queen Emma Kohala Molokai Kalihi-Palama Wahiawa Kona King Kamehameha Waialua Kuakini Koolauloa Waianae Laupahoehoe Koolaupoko Waikiki Prince David Kualoa-Heeia Waimanalo Kawananakoa Makakilo Waimea