TO: MEMBERS OF THE CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN 15XSTUART HO MARY LOU JARDINE A B E L IN A SHAW X J IN N Y OKUBO 2 8 - JEFF WATANABE X LAMELA BATTLEY 32 - X GLENN KISHIDA X CHRIS PABLO 1 7 - ROBERT INOUYE * JE A N MYERS - 2 9 HENRY K. GUIGNI DANIEL K. INOUYE
FROM: SENATOR DANIEL K. INOUYE DATE: APRIL 7, 1986 RE: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE
THIS MEMO IS NOT FOR PUBLIC USE.
SATURDAY - APRIL 19th
* * 2:00 to 4 :00 PM OPENING OF CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS - McCully & Beretania Sts. - by invitation only 6: 00 Reoption for - i n v i t a t i o n s t o b e s e n t to : Charles K. Ching (a ) a l l e l e c t e d D e m o c r a t ic o f f i c i a l s + in Legislature, Council, e tc . (Oahu only) (b) a ll announced and/or possible Democratic PM Sigma Theta candidates for o f f ic e (Oahu only)
(c) a ll spouses and/or guest of above
- Lamela and Jinny to handle refreshments
- secure Kawaiahao Church M inister for blessing - secure good Hawaiian ladies trio for background music at reception
SATURDAY - APRIL 26th
DELIVERY OF CAMPAIGN BUMBER STICKERS, DECALS, POSTERS, BUTTONS, AND PINS TO ALL NEIGHBOR ISLAND COMMITTEES SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY THIS DATE. FRIDAY - MAY 23rd
LE A V E D.C. (San Fran) FOR HONOLULU ( U A L # 1 8 7 ) Arrive H onolulu - 5:30 PM O ffice Appm t. H abilitat ATTEND GOVERNOR'S RECEPTION FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY - at Washington Place
SATURDAY - MAY 24th
1 0 : 00 AM SPEAK AT LION'S CONVENTION - at U of H H ilo Campus
XXXXX PM SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION - at Sheraton W aikiki
7 :00 PM DINNER/MEETING WITH FIELD REPRESENTATIVES, CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN AND CO-CHAIRMAN OF EACH ISLAND, AND STATE CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE at Natsunoya Tea House, 1935 Makanani Dr.
TUESDAY - MAY 27th 9-10:30 A M Tour of K apiolani W om en's & C hildren's M edical C enter - 1319 P unahou S t. 11: 30 AM FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD "FEDERAL WEEK" LUNCHEON - at H ilton Hawaiian V illage
6 : 30 PM NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS-HAWAII CHAPTER ANNUAL DINNER & AWARD PRESENTATION TO SENATOR - at Hale Koa Hotel
WEDNESDAY - MAY 28th
** 8 : 30 AM SPEAK AT ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE FOR EXCLUDED EMPLOYEES - at H ilton Hawaiian V illage
1 0 :30 to 1 :00 PM WALK THROUGH PEARL RIDGE SHOPPING CENTER
1 : 00 to 2 : 00 PM LUNCHEON - at Columbia Inn (KapiolaniB l v d . )
-2- THURSDAY - MAY 29th
9 :00 to 1 0 :00 AM WALK THROUGH M IL IL A N I
1 1 : 00 to 1 2 : 00 PM WALK THROUGH WAHIAWA TOWN
1 :00 to 2 :00 PM WALK THROUGH KAHUKU-WAIALUA
3 :00 to 4 :00 PM WALK THROUGH WAIPAHU
FRIDAY - MY 30th
2:25 2:10 PM PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR LIHUE
** 7:00 PM SPEAK AT COMMENCEMENT OF KAPAA HIGH SCHOOL at Bernice Hudley Gym
8: 55 LEAVE KAUAI 9: 2 0 M ARRIVE HONOLULU 1 0 :4 5 LEAVE FOR D. C.
T hursday-June 5th - arrive evening FRIDAY - JUNE 6th
NOON NOON ARRIVE HONOLULU
4 :00 to 6 :30 PM RECEPTION - KOREAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION a t t h e P a c ific C lu b
SATURDAY - JUNE 7th
9 :00 to 1 1 :00 AM WALK THROUGH KANEOHE
1 2 :00 to 2 :00 PM WALK THROUGH KAILUA
- 3 - SUNDAY - JUNE 8th
1 0 :45 PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR D . C
SUNDAY - JUNE 15th
DEADLINE FOR RETURN OF NOMINATION PAPERS FROM ALL ISLANDS
Q u o t a o f
25, 000 from O ahu
FRIDAY - JUNE 27th
2 :30 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU FROM D. C.
SATURDAY - JUNE 28th
10 :45 AM INTERMENT OF KAME INOUYE - at Diamond Head Memorial Park til 1:30 PM Luncheon following services ------L u n c h e o nfollow ing services
SUNDAY - JUNE 29th
9 :00 AM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR KONA
* * 1 2 :00 to 3 :00 PM GET TOGETHER WITH D A N ...OUR MAN a t Old Kona A irport Pavilion
6 :00 PM LEAVE KONA FOR HONOLULU
- 4 - MONDAY - JUNE 30th
7 :00 PM DINNER FOR SENATOR- hosted by J e ff Watanabe et al - at W alter & Diane Dods' home - 2667-C Tantalus Dr.
TUESDAY - JULY 1st
8 :00 AM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR HILO
WALK THROUGH HILO TOWN
WALK THROUGH HAMAKUA AREA TOWNS & VILLAGES (itin e ra ry to be determined by Big Island Campaign Chairman)
1 2 :00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING WITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE - a t Cafe 100
OVERNIGHT AT NANILOA SURF HOTEL
WEDNESDAY - JULY 2nd
8 :00AM DRIVE FROM HILO TO KONA
WALK THROUGH KOHALA
WALK THROUGH WAIMEA
WALK THROUGH KONA
6 :00PM LEAVE KONA FOR HONOLULU
THURSDAY - JULY 3rd
8 :00 AM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR MAUI WALK THROUGH WAILUKU
WALK THROUGH KAHULUI
WALK THROUGH LAHAINA
IN BETWEEN WALKS - ARRANGE 1 2 :00 NOON LUNCHEON/M EETING W ITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (location to be determ ined by Maui Campaign Chairman)
6 :00 PM LEAVE KAHULUI FOR HONOLULU
-5 - FRIDAY - JULY 4th
SATURDAY - JULY 5th
WALK THROUGH M O ILIIL I
WALK THROUGH KAPAHULU
WALK THROUGH KAIMUKI
SUNDAY - JULY 6th
LE A V E OPEN
MONDAY - JULY 7th
AM OFFICE TIME
5 :00 PM SPEAK AT INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRIC CONGRESS - at Sheraton W aikiki Hotel
TUESDAY - JULY 8th
12:50 PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR LIHUE
WALK THROUGH LIHUE WALK THROUGH WAIMEA
OVERNIGHT AT KAUAI RESORT
WEDNESDAY - JULY 9th
AM WALK THROUGH HANAPEPE
WALK THROUGH KOLOA
1 2 :00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING WITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (lo ca tio n to be determined by Kauai Campaign Chairman)
* * 5 :30 to GET TOGETHER WITH DAN OUR MAN - 8 :30 PM at Kauai War Memorial Convention H all
OVERNIGHT AT KAUAI RESORT
- 6 - THURSDAY - JULY 10th
10: 00 AM LEAVE LIHUE FOR HONOLULU
FRIDAY - JULY 11th
1 2 :00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING OF CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (location pending)
* * 2 :00 PM FILE NOMINATION PAPERS - at Lt. Governor's office (Media event)
SATURDAY - JULY 12th
1 0 :45 PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR D.C.
MONDAY - SATURDAY - AUGUST 18th - 23rd
RADIO-TV PRODUCTION
WEDNESDAY- AUGUST 20th
1 2 :00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING OF CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (location pending)
- 7 - NOTES
1) COFFEE HOURS (OAHU ONLY)
(a) COFFEE HOURS M Y BE SCHEDULED BY CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DURING ANY OPEN EVENING. HOWEVER, BEFORE FINALIZING ANY DATE, PLEASE CONFER WITH SENATOR.
(b) IF ABOVE SCHEDULE CONFLICTS WITH DEMOCRATIC PARTY CAMPAIGN RALLY SCHEDULE, PLEASE NOTIFY SENATOR IMMEDIATELY FOR APPROPRIATE CHANGE, IF NECESSARY.
2) SPECIAL MEETINGS (OAHU ONLY)
PLEASE SCHEDULE THE FOLLOWING DURING THE AUGUST RECESS OF AUGUST18th - SEPTEMBER 4 th 5 th ------1 8 th------(a) MEETING/RECEPTION WITH LABOR LEADERS. (SUGGEST 5 TOP OFFICIALS PER UNION,)
(b) MEETING/RECEPTION WITH VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS. (SUGGEST 4 TOP OFFICIALS PER ORGANIZATION. )
(c) BREAKFAST/MEETING WITH HONOLULU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (STUART HO TO CHECK WITH BOB ROBINSON. )
(d. ) SEPARATE MEETINGS WITH OFFICERS & DIRS. OF ETHNIC CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE-JAPANESE, FILIP IN O , CHINESE, - KOREAN AND PORTUGUESE.
(e) MEETING WITH OFFICERS OF HVB, HOTEL & RESTAURANT WORKERS UNIONS (TEAMSTERS, RESTAURANT WORKERS, AND ILWU) AND HAWAII HOTEL ASSOCIATION.
(f) MEETING WITH OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF HAWAII SUGER PLANTERS ASSOCIATION.
(g) MEETING WITH JEWISH COMMUNITY (HENRY TO CONTACT DEAN JERROLD MICHAEL)
- 8 - 3 ) DINNERS
(a ) ONE WEEK BEFORE PRIMARY E LE C T IO N , SENATOR TO HOST DINNER FOR ALL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CANDIDATES ON OAHU ONLY.
(b) ON NEIGHBOR ISLANDS - SENATOR TO HOST DINNER FOR ALL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CANDIDATES ON RALLY NIGHT. (SUGGEST 5 :00 to 7 : 00 PM DINNER PRIOR TO 7 : 00 PM RALLY. ) NEIGHBOR ISLAND BUDGET
TUESDAY - JULY 1st
PROVIDE NEIGHBOR ISLAND CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES:
BIG ISLAND $ 5 , 000. 00 M AU I $ 2 , 00 0 . 00 K A U A I $ 2 , 00 0 .00
ALL NEIGHBOR ISLAND ADS AND PRESS STATEMENTS MUST BE CLEARED
BY SENATOR, STUART HO, OR HENRY GIUGNI, TOGETHER WITH ISLAND
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN.
ALL TV AND RADIO SPOTS SUBJECT TO SENATOR'S APPROVAL
- 10- MEMORANDUM
Island Democratic Primary 25% T o tal Number
Hawaii 29, 341 7 , 335 Kauai 15, 466 3 ,865 Maui 10, 083 2 , 520 Molokai 719 180 Oahu 101,204 25,300 TO: MEMBERS OF THE CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN - STUART HO MARY LOU JARDINE ABELINA SHAW JINNY OKUBO JEFF WATANABE LAMELA BATTLEY GLENN KISHIDA CHRIS PABLO ROBERT INOUYE JEAN MYERS HENRY K. GUIGNI DANIEL K. INOUYE
FROM: SENATOR DANIEL K. INOUYE DATE: APRIL 7, 1986 RE: SUGGESTED CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE
THIS MEMO IS NOT FOR PUBLIC USE.
SATURDAY - APRIL 19th
* * 2 :00 to 4 :00 PM OPENING OF CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS - McCul l y & Beretania Sts. - by invitation only - invitations to be sent to: (a) a ll elected Democratic o f f i c i a l s in Legislature. Council, e tc. (Oahu only) (b) a ll announced and/or possible Democratic candidates for o f f ic e (Oahu, only)
(c) a ll spouses and/'or guest of above
- Lamela and Jinny to handle refreshments
- secure Kawaiahao Church M inister for blessing - secure good Hawaiian ladies trio for background music at reception
SATURDAY - APRIL 26th
DELIVERY OF CAMPAIGN BUMBER STICKERS, DECALS, POSTERS, BUTTONS, AND PINS TO ALL NEIGHBOR ISLAND COMMITTEES SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY THIS DATE.
** MEDIA EVENT FR ID A Y - MAY 2 3 r d
8 :45 AM LEAVE D.C. FOR HONOLULU
6 :00 PM ATTEND GOVERNOR'S RECEPTION FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY - at Washington Place
SATURDAY - MAY 24th
1 0 :00 AM SPEAK AT LION'S CONVENTION - at U of H H ilo Campus
* * 2 :00 PM SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION - a t Sheraton W aikiki 2 :30 Pm 7 : 00 PM DINNER/MEETING WITH FIELD REPRESENTATIVES, CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN AND CO-CHAIRMAN OF EACH ISLAND, AND STATE CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE at Natsunoya Tea House, 1935 Makanani Dr.
TUESDAY - MAY 27th
1 1 :30 AM FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD "FEDERAL WEEK" LUNCHEON - at H ilton Hawaiian Village
6 :30 PM NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS-HAWAII CHAPTER ANNUAL DINNER & AWARD PRESENTATION TO SENATOR - at Hale Koa Hotel
WEDNESDAY - MAY 28th
** 8 :30 AM SPEAK AT ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE FOR EXCLUDED EMPLOYEES - at H ilton Hawaiian V illage
1 0 :30 to 1 :00 PM WALK THROUGH PEARL RIDGE SHOPPING CENTER
1 :00 to 2 :00 PM LUNCHEON - at Columbia Inn (KapiolaniB lv d .)
-2- THURSDAY - MAY 29th
9 : 00 t o 1 0 :00 AM WALK THROUGH M ILILAN I
1 1 : 00 to 1 2 :00 PM WALK THROUGH WAHIAWA TOWN
1 : 00 to 2 : 00 PM WALK THROUGH KAHUKU-WAIALUA
3 : 00 t o 4 : 00 PM WALK THROUGH WAIPAHU
F R ID A Y - MAY 30th
2 : 10 PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR LIHUE
** 7 : 00 PM SPEAK AT COMMENCEMENT OF KAPAA HIGH SCHOOL - at Bernice Hudley Gym
8 : 50 PM LEAVE KAUAI 9 : 15 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU 1 0 : 45 PM LEAVE FOR D . C.
FRIDAY - JUNE 6th
NOON ARRIVE HONOLULU
4 : 00 t o 6 : 30 PM RECEPTION - KOREAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION - at the P acific Club
\ SATURDAY - JUNE 7th
9 : 00 t o 1 1 : 00 AM WALK THROUGH KANEOHE
1 2 :00 t o 2 : 00 PM WALK THROUGH KAILUA
-3 - SUNDAY - JUNE 8 th
1 0 : 45 PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR D . C.
SUNDAY - JUNE 1 5 th
DEADLINE FOR RETURN OF NOMINATION PAPERS FROM ALL ISLANDS
F R ID A Y - JUNE 2 7th
2 : 30 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU FROM D . C.
SATURDAY - JUNE 2 8 th
1 0 : 45 AM INTERMENT OF KAME INOUYE - at Diamond Head Memorial Park
SUNDAY - JUNE 2 9 th
9 : 00 AM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR KONA
* * 1 2 : 00 t o 3 : 00 PM GET TOGETHER WITH DAN. . .OUR MAN - a t Old Kona A irport Pavilion
6 : 00 PM LEAVE KONA FOR HONOLULU
-4 - MONDAY - JUNE 3 0 th
7 : 00 PM DINNER FOR SENATOR- hosted by Je ff Watanabe et al - at W alter & Diane Dods' home - 2667-C Tantalus Dr.
TUESDAY - JULY 1st
8 : 00 AM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR HILO
WALK THROUGH HILO TOWN
WALK THROUGH HAMAKUA AREA TOWNS & VILLAGES (itin e ra ry to be determined by Big Island Campaign Chairman)
1 2 : 00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING WITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE - a t Cafe 100
OVERNIGHT AT NANILOA SURF HOTEL
WEDNESDAY - JU LY 2 n d
8 :00AM DRIVE FROM HILO TO KONA
WALK THROUGH KOHALA
WALK THROUGH WAIMEA
WALK THROUGH KONA
6 : 00 PM LEAVE KONA FOR HONOLULU
THURSDAY - JULY 3rd
8 :00 AM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR MAUI WALK THROUGH WAILUKU
WALK THROUGH KAHULUI
WALK THROUGH LAHAINA
IN BETWEEN WALKS - ARRANGE 1 2 :00 NOON LUNCHEON/M EETING W ITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (location to be determ ined by Maui Campaign Chairman)
6 :00 PM LEAVE KAHULUI FOR HONOLULU FRIDAY - JULY 4th
LEAVE OPEN
SATURDAY - JULY 5th
WALK THROUGH M O ILIILI
WALK THROUGH KAPAHULU
WALK THROUGH KAIMUKI
SUNDAY - JULY 6th
LEAVE OPEN
MONDAY - JU LY 7 th
AM OFFICE TIME
5 :00 PM SPEAK AT INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRIC CONGRESS - at Sheraton W aikiki Hotel
TUESDAY - JULY 8th
______PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR LIHUE
WALK THROUGH LIHUE WALK THROUGH WAIMEA
OVERNIGHT AT KAUAI RESORT
WEDNESDAY - JULY 9th
______AM WALK THROUGH HANAPEPE
WALK THROUGH KOLOA
12:00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING WITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (lo ca tio n to be determined by Kauai Campaign Chairman)
** 5:30 PM GET TOGETHER WITH DAN OUR MAN " 8:30 pm at Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall
OVERNIGHT AT KAUAI RESORT
- 6 - THURSDAY - JULY 10th
10: 00 AM LEAVE LIHUE FOR HONOLULU
FRIDAY - JULY 11th
1 2 :00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING OF CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (location pending)
* * 2 :00 PM FILE NOMINATION PAPERS - at Lt. Governor's o f f ic e (Media event)
SATURDAY - JULY 12th
1 0 :45 PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR D.C.
MONDAY - SATURDAY - AUGUST 18th - 23rd
RADIO-TV PRODUCTION
WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 20th
1 2 :00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING OF CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (location pending)
-7 - NOTES
1) COFFEE HOURS (OAHU ONLY)
(a) COFFEE HOURS M Y BE SCHEDULED BY CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DURING ANY OPEN EVENING. HOWEVER, BEFORE FINALIZING ANY DATE, PLEASE CONFER WITH SENATOR.
(b) IF ABOVE SCHEDULE CONFLICTS WITH DEMOCRATIC PARTY CAMPAIGN RALLY SCHEDULE, PLEASE NOTIFY SENATOR IMMEDIATELY FOR APPROPRIATE CHANGE, IF NECESSARY.
2) SPECIAL MEETINGS (OAHU ONLY)
PLEASE SCHEDULE THE FOLLOWING DURING THE AUGUST RECESS OF AUGUST 2 - SEPTEMBER 4th
(a) MEETING/RECEPTION WITH LABOR LEADERS, (SUGGEST 5 TOP OFFICIALS PER UNION. )
(b) MEETING/RECEPTION WITH VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS. (SUGGEST 4 TOP OFFICIALS PER ORGANIZATION. )
(c) BREAKFAST/MEETING WITH HONOLULU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (STUART HO TO CHECK WITH BOB ROBINSON. )
(d) SEPARATE MEETINGS WITH OFFICERS & DIRS. OF ETHNIC CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE-JAPANESE, FILIP IN O , CHINESE, KOREAN AND PORTUGUESE.
(e) MEETING WITH OFFICERS OF HVB, HOTEL & RESTAURANT WORKERS UNIONS (TEAMSTERS, RESTAURANT WORKERS, AND ILWU) AND HAWAII HOTEL ASSOCIATION.
(f) MEETING WITH OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF HAWAII SUGER PLANTERS ASSOCIATION.
(g) MEETING WITH JEWISH COMMUNITY (HENRY TO CONTACT DEAN JERROLD MICHAEL)
_8_ 3) DINNERS
(a ) ONE WEEK BEFORE PRIMARY E LE C T IO N, SENATOR TO HOST DINNER FOR ALL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CANDIDATES ON OAHU ONLY.
(b) ON NEIGHBOR ISLANDS - SENATOR TO HOST DINNER FOR ALL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CANDIDATES ON RALLY NIGHT. (SUGGEST 5 : 00 to 7 : 00 PM D INNER PR IO R TO 7 : 0 0 PM RALLY. )
- 9 - NEIGHBOR ISLAND BUDGET
TUESDAY - JULY 1st
PROVIDE NEIGHBOR ISLAND CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES:
BIG ISLAND $ 5 , 000. 00 M AUI $ 2 , 00 0 . 00 K A U A I $ 2 , 00 0 .00
ALL NEIGHBOR ISLAND ADS AND PRESS STATEMENTS MUST BE CLEARED
BY SENATOR, STUART HO, OR HENRY GIUGNI, TOGETHER WITH ISLAND
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN.
ALL TV AND RADIO SPOTS SUBJECT TO SENATOR'S APPROVAL
-10- AP R . 11 '8 6 1 7 : 25 SEN . INOUYE WASHINGTON DC P . 01
F l i g h t schedules, April-May-June-July
F r id a y , A p r i l 18
8: 2 5 AM Lv Dulles, United 51 1 1 : 00 AM Arr Los Angeles 1 2 : 30 PM Lv Los Angeles, United 193 4 : 08 PM Arr Honolulu
Sunday, A p r i l 20
11: 45 PM Lv Honolulu, United 198
Monday, A p r i l 21
6 : 47 AM Arr Los Angeles 8 : 30 AM Lv Los Angeles, United 52 4 : 07 PM A rr D u lle s
F r id a y , May 23
8 : 50 AM Lv Dulles, United 51 1 0 :43 AM Arr Los Angeles 1 2 : 15 PM Lv Los A n g e le s , U n ite d 193 2 : 44 PM Arr Honolulu
Sa tu rd a y , May 24
8 : 50 AM Lv Honolulu, Aloha 44 9 : 30 AM A rr H ilo
11: 12 AM Lv Hilo, Mid Pacific 153 1 2 : 10 PM Arr Honolulu
F r id a y , May 30
2 : 25 PM Lv H o n o lu lu , A lo ha 215 2 :50 PM A rr L ih u e
8*55 PM Lv L ih u e , A lo ha 230 9 : 20 PM Arr Honolulu
1 0 : 45 PM Lv Honolulu, United 198
S a tu rd a y , May 31
6 : 47 AM Arr Los Angeles 8:30 AM Lv Los Angeles, United 52 4 : 07 PM A rr D u lle s APR. 11 ' 86 17:26 SEN. INOUYE WASHINGTON DC P. 02 2/3
2 : 10 PM Lv Philadelphia , United 283 4 : 00 PM Ar r Denver 5 : 00 PM D enver, United 811 6:10 PM Arr Los AngeIes 9 : 00 PM Lv Los Angeles United 811 1 1 :2 7 PM A rr Hono l u l u
Sunday, June 8
10: 45 PM Lv Honolulu, United 198
Monday, June 9
6 : 47 AM Arr Los Angeles 8 :30 AM Lv Los Angeles, United 52 4 : 07 PM A rr D u lle s
Friday, June 27
6 : 50 AM Lv Dulles, United 51 1 0 : 43 AM Arr Los Angeles 1 2 : 15 PM Lv Los A n g e le s , U n ite d 193 2 : 44 PM Arr Honolulu
Sunday, June 29
8 : 45 AM Lv Honolulu, Aloha 82 9 : 18 AM A rr Kona
5 :35 PM Lv Kona, A lo h a 287 6 : 08 PM Arr Honolulu
Tuesday, July 1
7: 50 AM Lv Honolulu, Aloha 42 8 : 30 AM A rr H ilo
5 : 35 PM Lv Kona, A lo h a 287 6 : 08 PM Arr Honolulu
7 : 55 AM Lv Honolulu, Aloha 18 8 : 21 AM Arr Kahului
6 : 00 PM Lv Kahului, Aloha 67 6 : 26 PM Arr Honolulu AP R . 11 '8 6 1 7 : 27 SEN . INOUYE WASHINGTON DC P . 03
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Tuesday, July 8
1 2 :50 PM Lv Honolulu, Aloha 71 1 : 15 PM A rr L ih u e
Thursday, July 10
9 15 5 AM Lv L ih u e , A lo h a 126 10:20 AM Arr Honolulu
Saturday, July 12
1 0 : 45 PM Lv Honolulu, United 198
Sunday, July 13
6 : 47 AM Arr Los Angeles 8 : 30 AM Lv Los Angel es, United 52 4 : 07 PM A r r D u lle s KAUAI SCHEDULE _ !- - -
APRIL 26th SATURDAY
ALL CAMPAIGN DECALS, POSTERS, BUTTONS, PINS, SHOULD
BE IN YOUR HANDS
w i t h D K I MAY 30 th FRlDAY
2 : 1 0 p. m. - Leave Honolulu for Lihue
7: 00 p. m. Speak at Commencement of Kapaa High School
at Bernice Hudley Gymn
8: 50 p. m. - Leave KAUAI 9 : 15 p.m. - Arrive Honolulu 10: 45 p. m. - Leaves for D. C.
MAY 31st SATURDAY
HEADQUARTERS DEADLINE FOR NOMINATION PAPERS
JULY 8th TUESDAY
p .m . - - Leave for Lihue
WALK THROUGH LIHUE
WALK THROUGH WAIMEA
OVERNIGHT AT KAUAI RESORT
JULY 9th WEDNESDAY
a . m . WALK THROUGH HANAPEPE WALK THROUGH KOLOA a t K a u a i 1 2:00 noon - Luncheon meeting with campaign committeeR e s o r t (location to be determined by Kauai Comm. Chairman) 5: 30 - 8: 30 - GET TOGETHER WITH DAN ---OUR MAN Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall
8 : 5 0 JULY 10 THURSDAY
1 0 :0 0 a. m. Leave Kauai MAUI SCHEDULE
APRIL 26th SATURDAY
ALL CAMPAIGN DECALS, POSTERS, BUTTON, PINS SHOULD
BE IN YOUR HANDS
MAY 31st SATURDAY w ith D K I
HEADQUARTERS DEADLINE FOR NOMINATION PAPERS
8:00 a. m. Leave Honolulu for Maui
WALK THROUGH WAILUKU
WALK THROUGH KAHULUI
WALK THROUGH LAHAINA
IN BETWEEM WALKS - ARRANGE 12:00 noon LUNCHEON/MEETING WITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (location to be determined by Maui Campaign Chairman) 6:00 p. m. - Leave Kahului for Honolul u HAWAII SCHEDULE
APRIL 26th SATURDAY
ALL CAMPAIGN DECALS, POSTERS, BUTTONS, PINS SHOULD
BE IN YOUR HANDS
May 24th SATURDAY
10: 00 a.m. - SPEAK AT LION'S CONVENTION - at UNIV. OF HAWAII HILO CAMPUS - 7: 00 pmDinner/Mtg. 7: - Natsunoya House Tea DKI with
MAY 31st SAT U R D A Y
HEADQUARTERS DEADLINE FOR NOMINATION PAPERS
JUNE 29th SUNDAY
9 :00 a.m. - Leave Honolulu fo r Kona
12:00 to 3 :00 p .m. - GET TOGETHER WITH DAN ---OUR MAN AT OLD KONA AIRPORT PAVILION
6 :00 p .m. - LEAVE KONA FOR HONOLULU
JU LY 1 s t- T U ESDAY
8: 00 a . m. - Leave Honolulu fo r HILO
a ll o u t W A L K THR0UGH HILO TOWN WALK THROUGH HAMAKUA AREA TOWNS AND VILLAGES (itinerary to be determined by Big Island Campaign Chairman) 12:00 noon - LUNCHEON/MEETING WITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE AT CAFE 1 00
GOVERNMENT AT NANILOA SURF HOTEL CONTINUE OF HAWAII SCHEDULE
JULY 2nd WEDNESDAY
8:00 a.m. DRIVE FROM HILO TO KONA
WALK THROUGH KOHALA
WALK THROUGH WAIMEA
WALK THROUGH KONA
6:00 p. m. - LEAVE KONA FOR HONOLULU ITINERARY
JUNE 5 - 9, 1986 FRIDAY, JUNE 6
8 :50 AM LV DULLES UNITED 51 (3D) 1 0 :43 AM ARR LOS ANGELES
1 2 :15 m LV LOS ANGELES UNITED 193 (2J, UPPER) 2 :44 PM ARR HONOLULU
4 :00 - RECEPTION, KOREAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION- 6 :30 PM PACIFIC CLUB - Garden Lanai SATURDAY, JUNE 7
8 :00 AM BREAKFAST, COLUMBIA INN 1 0 :00 AM WALTER TAGAWA in fo r slide show of Japanese Chamber p ro je ct//Conf. Rm. WALK THROUGH PEARL RlDGE SHOPPING CENTER
WALK THROUGH MlLILANI TOWN
WALK THROUGH WAHIAWA TOWN
6 :00 - RECEPTION, 442ND VETERANS CLUB, CLUB HOUSE- 8 :00 PM SUNDAY, JUNE 8
4 :55 PM LV HONOLULU UNITED 9 (2C) MONDAY, JUNE 9
5 :55 AM ARR CHICAGO
BOB JULIANO WILL MEET SENATOR AT ARRIVAL GATE.
1 1 : 30 AM SPEECH, HOTEL EMPLOYEES & RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, 40TH GENERAL CONVENTION- CHICAGO HlLTON HOTEL 2 :30 PM LV CHICAGO UNITED 616 ( 1A) 4 :59 PM ARR NATIONAL I TINERARY
MAY 22 - JUNE 2, 1986
THURSDAY, MAY 22
8: 50 AM LV DULLES U NITED 51 (2C) 1 0 :43 AM ARR LOS ANGELES 1 2 :15 PM LV LOS ANGELES UNITED 193 (2 C)
2 :44 PM ARR HONOLULU
5 :00 PM GLADYS
FRIDAY, MAY 23
AM OFFICE 11: 30 Glenn Kishida in dinner 1 : 15 PM LENORE
5 : 30 PM PlCTURE TAKING, KlNGWOOD FAMILIES PROJECT WITH HABILITAT. ( lN OFFICE)
5:00- RECEPTION, GOVERNOR'S RECEPTION FOR DEMOCRATIC 6 : 30 PM PARTY WASHI NGTON PLACE
6 : 0 0 ON CALENDAR HAWAII SPECIAL OLYMPICS, 16TH ANNUAL
7:00 PM STATE GAMES KAISER H IGH SCHOOL SATuRDAY, MAY 24
8 :45 - ON CALENDAR. HAWAII SPECIAL OLYMPICS, 18TH ANNUAL
3 :30 PM STATE GAMES- KAISER HI GH SCHOOL
5 :50 AM LV HONOLULU ALOHA 44 9 :30 AM ARR HILO
1 0 :00 AM LlONS CONVENTION, NOMINATION SPEECH FOR HARRY YEE, CANDIDATE, INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR, LlONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL- UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, HlLO CAMPUS- 1 1 :12 AM LV HILO MID PACIFIC 153 1 2 :10 PM ARR HONOLULU 2 :00 PM SPEECH, HAWAII STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTI ON. SHERATON WAIKIKI
7 :00 PM D lNNER, NATSUNOYA TEA HOUSE, 1935 MAKANANI DRIVE SUNDAY - MAY 2 5 th
8 :45 AM (ON CALENDAR) ASSEMBLE FOR "HANDS ACROSS H A W A II" CEREMONY at Fr. Damien Statue area of State Capitol 9 :00 AM "HANDS ACROSS HAWAII" SINGING & HAND HOLDING BEGINS - FOLLOWED BY 9 : 15 AM PRESS CONFERENCE ON EVENT
9 - 12 NOON (ON CALENDAR) STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION at Sheraton W aikiki Hotel
MONDAY - MAY 2 6 th OPEN - MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY
TUESDAY, MAY 27
9 - 10: 30 AM OFFICE APPOINTMENTS 1 1 : 30 AM LUNCHEON, 30TH ANNUAL FEDERAL WEEK AWARDS LUNCHEON- H ILTON HAWAIIAN V ILLAGE, T I LEAF ROOM 2 - 4 :30 OFFICE APPOINTMENTS 6 :00 PM RECEPTION 6 : 45 PM DlNNER, SPEECH, NATIONALASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS, HAWAII CHAPTER, ANNUAL DlNNER, AWARD TO SENATOR- HALE KOA HOTEL - E a s t Room
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28
8 :45 AM SPEECH, ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE FOR EXCLUDED EMPLOYEES, "ROLE OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES AND WHY THEY ARE I MPORTANT . " HILTON HAWAIIAN V lL L A GE
A M - WALK T H ROUGH PEARL R I DGE SHOPPING CENTER
1 : 00 PM LUNCHEON, COLUMBIA I NN, KAPIOLANI BLVD . 3:00 PM Staff M eeting 4 : 00 - COFFEE HOUR, TOMMY TRASK, ET A L• ILWU 6 : 00 PM HALL
5 :30- ON CALENDAR RECEPTION, FUNDRAISER,
7 : 30 PM BERTRAND KOBAYASHI. QUEEN KAPIOLANI HOTEL
THURSDAY, MAY 29
9 : 00 WA\K THROUGH M lL IL A NI TOWN 1 0 :00 AM
1 1 : 00 - W A LK THROUGH WAHIAWA TOWN p o s t p o n e d 1 2 : 00 NOON Noon - Lunch at D ot's W ahiaw a to another date 1:00 - WALK THROUGH KAHUKU-WAIALUA D K I i l l 2 :00
3 :00 WALK THROUGH WAlPAHU TOWN 4 :00 PM 1 0 : 0 0 1 0 :3 0 1 1 : 0 0 & Yoshim ura F R I DAY, MAY 30 11:30 - Hashimoto
1:00 Leave for airport Le a v e o p e n 2 : 25 PM LV HONOLULU ALOHA 215 2 :50 PM ARR LIHUE
7 :00 PM SPEECH, COMMENCEMENT,, KAPAA HIGH SCHOOL• BERNICE HUDLEY GYM
8 :50 PM LV LIHUE ALOHA 230 9 :15 PM ARR HONOLULU
SATURDAY, MAY 31
3 :30 PM CONGRATULATORY REMARKS, COMMENCEMENT, KAILUA HIGH SCHOOL• ATHLETIC FIELD
1 0 :45 PM LV HONOLULU UNITED 198 (2J, UPPER)
MONDAY, JUNE 2
6: 47 AM ARR LOS ANGELES
8:30 AM LV LOS ANGELES UNITED 52
4: 07 PM ARR DULLES S e a t 2 C
-3- SUNDAY - MAY 25th
8:45 AM (ON CALENDAR) ASSEMBLE FOR"HANDS ACROSS HAWAII" CEREMONY at Fr. Damien Statue area of State Capitol 9:00 AM "HANDS ACROSS HAWAII" SINGING & HAND HOLDING BEGINS - FOLLOWED BY 9:15 AM PRESS CONFERENCE ON EVENT
9 - 12 NOON (ON CALENDAR) STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION at Sheraton Waikiki Hotel
MONDAY - MAY 26th OPEN - MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY
TUESDAY, MAY 27
9 - 10:30 AM OFFICE APPOINTMENTS
1 1 :30 AM LUNCHEON,.30TH ANNUAL FEDERAL WEEK AWARDS LUNCHEON- H ILTON HAWAIIAN VILLAGE, Ti LEAF ROOM 2 - 4:30 OFFICE APPOINTMENTS 6 : 00 PM RECEPTION 6 :45 PM DlNNER, SPEECH, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS, HAWAII CHAPTER, ANNUAL DlNNER, AWARD TO SENATOR- HALE KOA HOTEL - E a st Room WEDNESDAY, MAY 28
8 :45 AM SPEECH, ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE FOR EXCLUDED EMPLOYEES, " ROLE OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES AND WHY THEY ARE IMPORTANT•" HILTON HAWAIIAN VlLLAGE
1 0 :30 AM- WALK THROUGH PEARL RlDGE SHOPPING CENTER 1 : 00 PM
1 : 00 PM LUNCHEON, COLUMBIA lNN, KAPIOLANI BLVD • 3: 00 Staff M eeting in office 4 :00 - COFFEE HOUR, T OMMY TRASK, ET AL• ILWU 6 : 00 PM HALL
5:30- ON CALENDAR. RECEPTION, FUNDRAISER,
7 :30 FM BERTRAND KOBAYASHI. QUEEN KAPIOLANI HOTEL THURSDAY, MAY 29
9 :00 - WALK THROUGH MlLILANI TOWN 1 0 :00 AM
1 1 :00 - WALK THROUGH WAHIAWA TOWN 1 2 :00 NOON
1 :00 - WALK THROUGH KAHUKU “WAIALUA TOWNS 2 :00 PM
3 :00 - WALK THROUGH WAIPAHU TOWN 4 :00 PM FRIDAY, MAY 30
2 :25 PM LV HONOLULU ALOHA 215 2 :50 PM ARR L I H U E
7 :00 PM SPEECH, COMMENCEMENT, KAPAA H IGH SCHOOL• BERNICE HUDLEY GYM
8 :50 PM LV L I H U E ALOHA 230 9:15-PM ARR HONOLULU
SATURDAY, MAY 31
3 :30 PM CONGRATULATORY REMARKS , COMMENCEMENT, KAILUA H IGH SCHOOL• ATHLETIC FIELD
SUNDAY, JUNE 1
1 0 :45 PM LV HONOLULU UNITED 198 (2J, UPPER)
MONDAY, JUNE 2
6 :47 AM ARR LOS ANGELE S 8:30 AM LV LOS ANGELES UNITED 52
4:07 PM ARR DULLES
-3- ITINERARY
MAY 22 - JUNE 2, 1986
THURSDAY, MAY 22
8 :50 AM LV DULLES UNITED 51 (2C) 1 0 :43 AM ARR LOS ANG E L E S
1 2 :15 PM LV LOS ANGELES UNITED 193 (2C) 2 :44 PM ARR HONOLULU
5 :00 PM GLADYS
FRIDAY,, MAY 23
AM OFFICE 1 :15 PM LENORE
5 :30 PM PlCTURE TAKING, KlNGWOOD FAMILIES PROJECT WITH HABILITAT. ( IN OFFICE)
5 :00 RECEPTION, GOVERNOR' S RECEPTION FOR DEMOCRATIC 6 : 30 PM PARTY WASHINGTON RACE
6 :00 ON CALENDAR. HAWAII SPECIAL OLYMPICS, 18TH ANNUAL
7 :00 PM STATE GAMES. KAISER HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY, MAY 24
8 :45 - ON CALENDAR. HAWAII SPECIAL OLYMPICS, 18TH ANNUAL
3 :30 PM STATE GAMES. KAISER HIGH SCHOOL
8 :50 AM LV HONOLULU ALOHA 44
9 : 30 AM ARR HILO
10: 00 AM LlONS CONVENTION, NOMINATION SPEECH FOR HARRY YEE, CANDIDATE, INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR, LlONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL. UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, HlLO CAMPUS. 11: 12 AM LV HILO MID PACIFIC 153
12: 10 PM ARR HONOLULU
2 :00 PM SPEECH, HAWAII STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTI ON• SHERATON WAIKIKI
7 :00 PM DlNNER, NATSUNOYA TEA HOUSE, 1935 MAKANANI DRIVE ******************************************* TRANSMISSION REPORT
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To: Mary Lou Date: March 1 2 ,1986
F r : C h r is
Re: Tentative Program-Hilo & Molokai
Hilo (per Meeting w/Stuart, B ill, Jean 3/11/86)
5:30 B le s s in g
5:35 Senior Citizens/Hilo March
5:45-6: 00 Local entertainment
6:00-6: 45 Nohelani Cypriano
6: 45-7: 00 Introduce Elected Officials (M.C. to be determined) Remarks by Senator Inouye
7:00-7: 30 Local Entertainment
Molokai (per Edith Lum)
5:30-6:00 Local entertainment
6: 00-6:30 Krush
6:30-6: 45 Introduce Elected O fficials (M.C. to be determined) Remarks by Senator Inouye
6:45-7: 00 Krush
7:00-7: 30 Local entertainment
cc: Henry Giugni Mary Lou Jardine Stuart Ho Bill Kikuchi Jean Myers SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1986
7: 00 AM C h ris Pablo Leaves for Molokai
7 : 30 AM Jinny, Sheila, B ill report to Hilo Office
Hang P ic t u r e s
9 : 00 AM Delivery of Refreshments by Naniloa Surf Hotel
Pick Up Senator at N a n ilo a Surf Hotel by Henry Giugni
10: 00 AM H ilo A u x ilia r y O ffic e Open House
1 2 : 15 PM Thank You Luncheon at Hilo Auxiliary O ffic e f o r Get Together with Dan Committee
Senator to Leave Hilo Office Driver Billy Kikuchi
PM Com m uter Ramp/Molokai S e n a t o r , Stu Ho, Henry Giugni, Jean Meyers
2 : 30 PM Plane leaves for Molokai FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986
Hilo Auxiliary O ffice w ill be manned by Rina Bugado 7: 00 AM to 3: 30 PM
7 : 00 AM Jin n y Okubo, S h e ila Yamamoto Report to Hilo Office
9 : 35 AM Barbara Sakamoto, Jean Meyers Arrive Aloha #44 Report to Hilo Office
12: 00 Noon B ill Kikuchi and Staff Report to Afook-Chinen D e co ra tin g
After Decorating, take your clean-up break and head back for Afook-Chinen
3 : 13 PM Senator Inouye, Chris Pablo Arrive Aloha #244 Pick Up by Henry Giugni Head for Naniloa Surf Hotel
Nohealani Cypriano Arrive Aloha #244 Pick Up by Eric Sakaguchi (assigned by Walsh Hanley) Head for Afook-Chinen
4: 00 PM Nohealani Cypriano Sound Check at Afook Chinen After Sound Check, Head for Naniloa Surf Hotel Complimentary Room under Nohealani Cypriano Eric Sakaguchi wi ll wait for Cypriano & drive group to Afook-Chinen
4 : 30 PM Officers Sanborn and Pule of Report-to Afook-Chinen Police Department
4 : 53 PM S tu a rt Ho Arrive Aloha #118 Pick Up by Chris Pablo Head for Afook-Chinen
5 : 00 PM Freeman Security Guards Report to Afook-Chinen Hauani a and Aumua (On duty 5PM-8PM)
5 : 00 PM Volunteers w ill begin reporting to Afook-Chinen
5: 30 PM Walsh H anley and Megumi Kon Report to Entrance of Afook-Chinen ready to greet Senator Inouye
Senator w ill be driven by Henry Giugni to Afook-Chinen PROGRAM FOR MARCH 14, 1986 - DKI GET TOGETHER TENTATIVE: 5:30 P M DOORS OPEN
5:40 PM BLESSING BY PASTOR K 5:45 PM KAMANA SENIOR ClTIZEN HAWAIIAN CLUB LEADER: HELEN HA'A 5:15 PM NOHELANI CYPRIANO 7:00 PM MC RECOGNIZE ELECTED OFFICIALS OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES 7 :05 PM MC INTRODUCES JANET FUJIOKA (Retired Educator) Pres.,AAUH JANET INTRODUCES DKI DKI SPEECH 7:20 PM PARADISE BAND
MC: JOE RUBLE (News Director of KKBG FM Radio) Complimentary tickets (additional): February 28, 1986
Mr. Eugene Tao, Editor Hawaii Tribune Herald P. O. Box 767 H ilo , H aw aii 96720
Enclosed tickets by assigned numbers:
name: ticket numbers:
Eugene Tao 1111 & 1112
Mick Lynch 1113 & 1114
Buddy Gordon 1115 & 1116
John Warren 1117 & 1118
Joe Rubble 1119 & 1120
Jim V7ilson 1121 & 1122
Hugh C la rk 1123 & 1124
Rod Thompson 1125 & 1126
Ken Andrade 1127 & 1128
Kiyoshi Okubo 1129 & 1130
Andrew Levin 1131 & 1132
Robert Lindsey 1133 & 1134
Wayne M e tc a lf 1135 & 1136
Harvey Tajiri 1137 & 1138
Dwight Takamine 1139 & 1140
Richard Matsuura 1141 & 1142
Malama Solomon 1143 & 1144
Stephen Yamashiro 1145 & 1146
Prank De Luz 1147 & 1148
Takashi Domingo 1149 & 1150
Lorraine Rodero-Inouye 1101 & 1102
Russell Kokubun 1103 & 1104
M erle L a i 1105 & 1106
Spencer Schutte 1107 & 1108
Randy Obata 1109 & 1110
Dante Carpenter 1471 & 1472 February 28, 1986
Dear:
Please join me for a stew and rice dinner get-together on F r id a y , March 14th, from 5: 30 to 7:30 pm a t the Afook-Chinen Auditorium.
Enclosed are two complimentary tickets. I lo o k forw ard to seeing you at the event.
A lo h a ,
DANIEL K . INOUYE
E n c lo s u re
"DAN IEL K. IN O U Y E IN 86” • Suite 1760, Pacific Tower • 1001 Bishop Street • Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 The Honorable Dante Carpenter Mayor County of Hawaii 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Dear Dante,
Please join me for a stew and rice dinner get-together on Friday, March 14th, from 5:30 to 7x30 pm at the Afook-Chinen Auditorium.
Enclosed are two complimentary tickets. I look forward to seeing you at the event.
Al oha,
(signature Dan)
Daniel K. Inouye
to : Mary Lou Jardine f r : B i ll Ki kuchi
page 1 of 1 Honora b le V ir g in ia I s b e ll Honorable Virginia Isbel l Representat i ve, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 926 State Cap ito l, Room 423 Kealakekua, HI 96730 Honolulu HI 96813
Honorable Andrew Levin Honorable Andy Levin Representative, State of Hawaii 167 Keawe Street State C apitol, Room 432 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Robert K. Lindsey Honorable Robert K. Lindsey Representative, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 1063 State C apitol, Room 333 Kamuel a, HI 96743 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Wayne M etcalf Honorable Wayne Metcalf Representative, State of Hawaii 192 Kapiolani Street State C apitol, Room 323 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Harvey S. T a jiri Honorable Harvey S. Taj ir i Representative, State of Hawaii 310 Ki pa Street State Capitol, Room 319 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Dwight Y. Takamine Honorable Dwight Y. Takamine Representative, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 608 State C apitol, Room 321 Honokaa, HI 96727 Honolulu , HI 96813
Honorrable Richard Henderson Honorable Ric hard Henderson Senator, S tate of Hawaii P. O. Box 655 State C apitol, Room 222 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Richard Matsuura Honorable Richard Matsuura Senator, State of Hawaii 131 Halai Street State C apitol, Room 204 H ilo, HI 96720 Honolu lu, HI 96813
Honorable Malama Solomon Honorable Malama Solomon Senator, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 219 S ta te C a p ito l, Room 202 Kohala, HI 96755 Honolul u, HI 96813
F e b ru a ry 11, 1986 page 2 o f 47 Honorable Stephen K. Yamashiro Honorable Stephen K. Yamashiro Council Chairman 192 Kapiolani Street Hawaii County Council Hil o, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable James K. L. Dahlberg Honorable James L. K. Dahlberg Coun c i l Member P. O. Box 15 Hawaii County Council Hawaii National Park, HI 96738 H ilo , HI 96720
Honorable Frank De Luz III Honorable Frank De Luz I I I C o u n cil Member P. O. Box 244 Hawaii County Council Paauilo, HI 96776 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Takashi Domingo Honorable Takashi Domingo C o u n cil Member P. O. Box 61 Hawaii County Council Kukuihaele, HI 96758 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Robert Herkes Honorable Robert Herkes Council M em ber 78-128 Ehukai Street Hawa ii C ounty Council Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 Hilo , HI 96720
Honorable Lorraine R. Jitchaku Honorable Lorraine R. Jitchaku C o u n cil Member 73 Akane Loop Hawaii County Council Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Russell S. Kokubun Honorable Russell S. Kokubun C o u n cil Member P. O. Box 357 Hawaii County Council Volcano, HI 96785 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Merle K. Lai Honorable Merle K. Lai Council Member 2150 Kalanianaol e Avenue H aw aii County C ou ncil Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Spencer Kalani Schutte Honorable Spencer Kalani Schutte Vice Chairman P.O . Box 506 Hawaii County Council Kamuela, HI 96743 Hilo, HI 96720
F e b ru a ry 11, 1986 page 3 o f 47 MEDIA
Mr. Jim Wilson Mr. Mick Lynch General Manager General Manager Hawaii Tribune Herald KHLO P. O. Box 767 154 Holomua Street Hilo, HI 96720 H ilo, HI 96720
Mr. Hugh Clark Mr. Buddy Gordon Honolulu Advertiser General Manager P. O. Box 1956 KIPA Hilo, HI 96720 688 Kinoole Street H ilo, HI 96720 Mr. Rod Thompson Honolulu Star B ulletin Mr. John Warren P. O. Box 81 General Manager Hilo, HI 96720 KPUA/KWXX 95-X-FM 1145 Kilauea Avenue Mr. Ken Andrade H ilo, HI 96720 West Hawaii Today P. O. Box 767 Mr. Joe Rubble Hilo, HI 96720 KKBG - FM 98 (K -B IG ) 913 Kanoelehua Avenue Mr. Kiyoshi Okubo H ilo, HI 96720 H ilo Times P . O. Box 306 Mr. Randy Obata Hilo, HI 96720 KGMB-TV P. O. Box 10699 H ilo, H I 96720
F e b ru a ry 27, 1986
To: Mary Lou Jardine F r: B ill Kikuchi
Re: Complimentary tickets/H ilo function
l'm going to ask Walsh Hanley to bring tickets to Honolulu tomorrow a fte rn o o n . page 1 of 1 ******************* TRANSMI SSION REPORT *******************
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Mr. Jim Wilson Mr. Mick Lynch General Manager General Manager Hawaii Tribune Herald KHLO P. O. Box 767 154 Holomua Street Hilo, HI 96720 H ilo, HI 96720
Mr. Hugh Clark Mr. Buddy Gordon Honolulu Advertiser General Manager P. O. Box 1956 KIPA Hilo, HI 96720 688 Kinoole Street H ilo, HI 96720 Mr. Rod Thompson Honolulu Star B ulletin Mr. John Warren P . O. Box 81 General Manager Hilo, HI 96720 KPUA/KWXX 95-X-FM 1145 Kilauea Avenue Mr. Ken Andrade H ilo, HI 96720 West Hawaii Today P. O. Box 767 Mr. Joe Rubble Hilo, HI 96720 KKBG - FM 98 (K -B IG ) 913 Kanoelehua Avenue Mr. Kiyoshi Okubo H ilo, HI 96720 H ilo Times P. O. Box 306 Mr. Randy Obata Hilo, HI 96720 KGMB-TV P. O. Box 10699 Hi l o , H I 96720 Honorable Virg in ia Isbell Honorable Virginia Isbel l Representative, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 926 State/C apitol, Room 423 Kealakekua, HI 96750 Honolulu, H I 96813
Honorable Andrew Levin Honorable Andy Levin Representative, State of Hawaii 167 Keawe S tre e t State C apitol, Room 432 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolul u, HI 96813
Honorable Robert K. Li ndsey Honorable Robert K. Lindsey Representative, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 1063 State C apitol, Room 333 Kamuel a, HI 96743 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Wayne M etcalf Honorable Wayne Metcal f Representative, State of Hawaii 192 Kapiolani Street State C apitol, Room 325 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolu lu, HI 96823
Honorable Harvey S. T a jiri Honorable Harvey S. T a jiri Representative, State of Hawaii 310 Kipa Street State C apitol, Room 319 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Dwight Y. Takamine Honorable Dwight Y. Takamine Representative, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 608 State C apitol, Room 321 Honokaa, HI 96727 Honolulu , HI 96813
Honorable Richard Henderson Honorable Richard Henderson Senator, S tate of Hawaii P. O. Box 655 S tate Capito l, Room 222 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolu lu, H I 96813
Honorable Richard Matsuura Honorable Richard Matsuura Senator, State of Hawaii 131 Halai Street State C apitol, Room 204 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolu lu, HI 96833
Honorable Mal ama Solomon H onorable Malama Solomon Senator, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 219 S ta te C a p ito l, Room 202 Kohala, HI 96755 Honolulu, HI 96813
F e b ru a ry 11, 1986 page 2 o f 47 Honorable Stephen K. Yamashiro Honorable Stephen K. Yamashiro Council Chairman 192 Kapiolani Street Hawaii County Council Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable James K. L. Dahlberg Honorable James L. K. Dahlberg Coun c il Member P. O. Box 15 Hawaii C ounty Council Hawaii National Park, HI 96738 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Frank De Luz III Honorable Frank De Luz I I I C o u n cil Member P. O. Box 244 Hawaii County Council Paaui lo, HI 96776 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Takashi Domingo Honorable Takashi Domingo C o u n cil Member P. O. Box 61 Hawaii County Council Kukuihaele, HI 96758 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Ro b e rt Herkes Honorable Robert Herkes Counc il M ember 78-128 Ehukai Street Hawaii C ounty Council Kailua, Kona, HI 96740 Hilo , HI 9 6720
Honorable Lorraine R, Jitchaku Honorable Lorraine R. Jitchaku C o u n cil Member 73 Akane Loop Hawaii County Council HiIo, HI 96720 H ilo, HI 96720
Honorable Russel l S. Kokubun Honorable Russell S. Kokubun C o u n cil Member P. O. Box 357 Hawaii County Council Volcano, HI 96785 H ilo, HI 96720
Honorable Merle K. Lai Honorable Merle K. Lai C o u n cil Member 2150 Kal anianaole Avenue H aw aii Count y C ou ncil Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Spencer Kalani Schutte Honorable Spencer Kalani Schutte Vice-Chairman P. O. Box 506 Hawaii County Council Kamuela, HI 96743 Hilo, HI 96720
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February 26, 1986
The Honorable Dante Carpenter Mayor County of Hawaii 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Dear Dante,
Please join me for a stew and rice dinner get-together on Friday, March 14th, from 5:30 to7:30 pm at the Afook-Chinen Auditorium.
Enclosed are two complimentary tickets. I look forward to seeing you at the event.
Aloha,
(signature Dan)
Dani el K. Inouye
to : Mary Lou Jardine fr: Bill Kikuchi
page 1 of 1 February 26, 1986
The Honorable Dante carpenter Mayor County of Hawaii 25 Aupuni Street H ilo , H aw aii 96720
Dear Dante,
please join me for a stew and rice dinner get-together on Friday, March 14th, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at the Afook-Chinen Auditorium.
Enclosed are two complimentary tickets. I look forward to seeing you at the event.
A l oha,
(sig n a tu r e Dan)
Daniel K. Inouye
to: Mary Lou Jardine fr: B ill Kikuchi
page 1 of 1 MEDIA
Mr. Jim Wilson M r . M ic k Lynch General Manager General Manager Hawaii Tribune Herald KHLO P. O. Box 767 154 Hol omua Street H ilo, HI 96720 H ilo, HI 96720
Mr. Hugh Clark M r. Buddy Gordon Honolulu Advertiser General Manager P . O. Box 1956 KIPA H ilo, HI 96720 688 KinooIe Street H i l o , HI 96720 Mr. Rod Thompson Honolulu Star Bulletin Mr, John Warren P. O. Box 81 General Manager H ilo, HI 96720 KPUA/KWXX 95-X-FM 1145 Kilauea Avenue Mr. Ken Andrade H ilo , HI 96720 West Hawaii Today P. O. Box 767 Mr. Joe Rubble H i l o , HI 96720 KKBG - FM 98 (K-BIG) 913 Kanoelehua Avenue Mr. Kiyoshi Okubo H ilo , HI 96720 H ilo Times P. O. Box 306 Mr. Randy Obata H il o , HI 96720 KGMB-TV P. O. Box 10699 H ilo , HI 96720
February 27, 1986
To: Mary Lou Jardine F r : Bill Kikuchi
Re: Complimentary tickets / Hilo function
I'm going to ask Welsh Hanley to bring tickets to Honolulu tomorrow afternoon, page 1 of 1 MEDIA
Mr. Jim Wilson Mr. Mick Lynch General Manager General Manager Hawaii Tribune Herald KHLO P. O. Box 767 154 Holomua Street Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. Hugh Clark Mr. Buddy Gordon Honolulu Advertiser General Manager P. O. Box 1956 KIPA Hilo, HI 96720 688 Kinoole Street Hilo, HI 96720 Mr. Rod Thompson Honolulu Star Bulletin Mr. John Warren P. O. Box 81 General Manager Hilo, HI 96720 KPUA/KWXX 95-X-FM 1145 Kilauea Avenue Mr. Ken Andrade Hilo, HI 96720 West Hawaii Today P. O. Box 767 Mr. Joe Rubble Hilo, HI 96720 KKBG - FM 98 (K-BIG) 913 Kanoelehua Avenue Mr. Kiyoshi Okubo Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo Times P. O. Box 306 Mr. Randy Obata Hilo, HI 96720 KGMB-TV P. O. Box 10699 Hilo, HI 96720
February 27, 1986
To: Mary Lou Jardine Fr: BilI Kikuchi
Re: Complimentary tickets/Hilo function
I'm going to ask Walsh Hanley to bring tickets to Honolulu tomorrow afternoon, page 1 of 1 2/26/86
BILL KIKUCHI CALLED—
BIG ISLAND HAS DECIDED TO SEND COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO THE MARCH 14th STEW & RICE EVENT :
1) BILL IS SENDING DOWN DRAFT FOR DKI TO APPROVE FORM OF LETTER 2) BILL IS MAILING TICKETS TO US TO ENCLOSED IN THELETTER AFTER LETTER IS SIGNED BY DKI.
3) LETTERS WILL GO TO ABOUT 20 ELECTED DEMOCRATIC OFFICIALS AND ABOUT 10 MEDIA MEMBERS. (GET LIST FROM JINNY THAT IS BEING USED FOR OPEN HOUSE EVENT)
4) LETTERS TO GO OUT ON NEW CAMPAIGN STATIONERY. (CALL JEAN MYERS FOR SUPPLY WITH UNION BUG)
5)
NOTE: JEAN MYERS GAVE SUPPLY OF NEW STATIONERY TO EACH NEIGHBOR ISLAND REP, AND ONE REAM TO GLENN KISHIDA. (WE CAN BORROW FROM GLENN) Honorable Virginia Isbell Honorable Virginia Isbell Representative, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 926 State C apitol, Room 423 Kealakekua, HI 96750 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Andrew Levin Honorable Andy Levin Representative, State of Hawaii 167 Keawe Street State C apitol, Room 432 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Robert K. Lindsey Honorable Robert K. Lindsey Representative, State of Hawaii P . O. Box 1063 S ta te C a p ito l, Room 333 Kamuela, HI 96743 Honolul u, HI 96813
Honorable Wayne Metcal f Honorable Wayne M etcalf Representative, State of Hawaii 192 Kapiolani Street State C apitol, Room 325 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Harvey S. T a jiri Honorable Harvey S. T a jiri Representative, State of Hawaii 310 Kipa Street State C apitol, Room 319 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Dwi ght Y. Takamine Honorable Dwight Y. Takamine Representative, State of Hawai i P. O. Box 608 State C apitol, Room 321 Honokaa, HI 96727 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Richard Henderson Honorable Richard Henderson Senator, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 655 State C apitol, Room 222 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
Honorable Richard Matsuura Honorable Richard Matsuura Senator, State of Hawaii 131 Halai Street State C apitol, Room 204 Hilo, HI 96720 Honolulu, HI 96813
H onorable Malama Solomon H onorable Malama Solomon Senator, State of Hawaii P. O. Box 219 S ta te C a p ito l, Room 202 Kohala, HI 96755 H o n o lu lu , HI 96813
February 11, 1986 page 2 of 47 Honorable Stephen K. Yamashiro Honorable Stephen K. Yamashiro Council Chairman 192 Kapiolani Street Hawaii County Council Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable James K. L. Dahlberg Honorable James L. K. Dahlberg C o u n c il Member P. O. Box 15 Hawaii County Council Hawaii National Park, HI 96718 H ilo, HI 96720
Honorable Frank De Luz I I I Honorable Frank De Luz I I I C o u n c il Member P. O. Box 244 Hawaii County Council Paauilo, HI 96776 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Takashi Domingo Honorable Takashi Domingo C o u n c il Member P. O. Box 61 Hawaii County Council Kukuihaele, HI 96758 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Robert Herkes Honorable Robert Herkes C o u n c il Member 78-128 Ehukai Street Hawaii County Council Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Lorraine R. Jitchaku Honorable Lorraine R. Jitchaku Counci l Member 73 Akane Loop Hawaii County Council Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Russell S. Kokubun Honorable Russell S. Kokubun C o u n cil Member P. O. Box 357 Hawaii County Council Volcano, HI 96785 H ilo, HI 96720
Honorable Merle K. Lai Honorable Merle K. Lai C o u n cil Member 2330 Kalanianaole Avenue Hawaii County Council Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Honorable Spencer Kalani Schutte Honorable Spencer Kalani Schutte Vice Chairman P. O. Box 506 Hawaii County Council Kamuela, HI 96743 Hi l o, HI 96720
F e b ru a ry 11, 1986 page 3 o f 47 Mr. Albert A. Nakano Mr. Albert A. Nakano Safety Coordinator P. O. Box 273 Division of Industrial Safety Naal ehu, HI 96772 County of Hawaii 25 Aupuni Street Hilo , HI 96720
Mr. Francis Smith Mr. Francis Smith Fire Chief 844 Manono Street Hawaii County Fi re Dept. Hilo, HI 96720 466 Kinoole Street H ilo, HI 96720
Mr. Al bert Lono Lyman, Director Mr. Albert Lono Lyman Planning Department 25 Aupuni Street County of Hawaii Hilo, HI 96720 25 Aupunl Street Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. Guy A. Paul kr. Guy A. Paul Chief of Police 50 Kapualani Street Hawaii County Police Dept. H ilo, HI 96720 P. O. Box 787 Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. Harry Kim Mr. Harry Kim Administrator 309 Olu Street C iv il Defense Agency Hilo, HI 96720 34 Rainbow Drive Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. Steven Shinchi Mr. Steve Shinchi Transit Coordinator 2065 C Waianuenue Avenue Hawaii County Transit Agency H ilo, HI 96720 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. A. Scott Leithead Mr. A. Scott Leithead Housing Administrator 1346 Oihana Street Office of Housing and Hilo, HI 96720 Community Development 50 Wailuku Drive Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. Minoru Shintani Mr. Minoru Shintani Acting Director 68 Malama Place Dept. of Research & Development Hilo, HI 96720 County of Hawaii 34 Rainbow Drive Hilo, HI 96720
February 11, 1986 page 4 of 47 Mr. William Takaba Mr. William Takaba Executive, Committee on Agi ng 885 Mal apua Way 34 Rainbow Drive Hilo, HI 96720 Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. Ronald Ibarra Mr. Ronal d Ibarra Corporation Counsel U9 Wil der Road County of Hawaii Hilo, HI 96720 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. Joseph W. Andrews Mr. Joseph W. Andrews Director of Finance 895 Ainako Avenue County of Hawaii H ilo, HI 96720 25 Aupuni Street H ilo, HI 96720
Mrs. Janice Bibb, Director Ms. Janice Bibb Department of Liquor Control P. O. Box 82 County of Hawaii Honokaa, HI 96727 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, HI 96720
Ms. Patricia Ehgelhard, Director Ms. Patricia Engelhard Department of Parks & Recreation 324 Huali Way County of Hawaii Hilo, HI 96720 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. Harry Boranian, Director Mr. Harry Boranian Dept. of C iv il Service 16 Kahoa Street County of Hawaii Hilo, HI 96720 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. Hugh Y. Ono Mr. Hugh Y. Ono Chief Engineer 1252 Malawaina Street Department of Public Works H ilo, HI 96720 County of Hawaii 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, HI 96720
Mr. William H. Sewake Mr, William Sewake Managing Engineer 339 Kal i l i Street Dept. of Water Supply Hilo, HI 96720 County of Hawaii 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, HI 96720
February 11, 1986 page 5 of 47 SENATOR'S PERSONAL LIST
February 12, 1986
Hilo Auxiliary Office Guest Lists
Mrs. Evelyn Miyashiro Mrs. Gloria Kobayashi 167 Mohouli Street 947 Pukana Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Mr. and Mrs. George Inouye Mr. and Mrs. Wataru Hirano 443 Ka'anini Circle P. O.Box 176 H ilo , Hawaii 96720 Mountain View, Hawaii 96771
Dr. Elaine Kono Mr. Megumi Kon 80 Kapaa Street 22 Kapaa Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Ralph Miwa Mr. Al vin Inoue c/o University of Hawaii c/o lnoue Hawaii Realty Corp. 1400 Kapiolani Street 100 Aupuni Street Hi lo, Hawaii 96720 Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Mr. and Mrs. Shigeo Kunitake Mr, Dan Deluz P. O.Box 135 760 Kilauea Avenue Holualoa, Hawaii 96725 Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Mr. and Mrs . John Ushijima Ms. Peggy Yorita 114 Melani Street c/o University of Hawaii Hilo, Hawaii 96720 1400 Kapiolani Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Toshi Serizawa 324 Kauila Street Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hara H ilo, Hawaii 96720 740 Kalanikoa Street H ilo, Hawaii 96720 Richard Jitchaku 100 Pauahi Street Suite 215 Shunichi Kimura H ilo, Hawaii 96720 34 Lilinoe Street H ilo, Hawaii 96720
Joe Garcia not l i sted i n the t el ephone book. P . O . B o x F Hakalau, Haw aii 96710 February 12, 1986 To: Jinny page 1 of 1 Fr: BilI Kikuchi
Re: Open House list
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To: HENRY Date: FEBRUARY 3, 1986
Fr: CHRIS
Re: DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII-CALENDAR 1986
ATTACHED IS A REVISED CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR 1986.
NOTE CHANGES:
1. COUNTY CONVENTIONS WILL BE HELD ON MAY 3, 1986 TO CONFORM TO PARTY RULES.
2. DEADLINE TO FILE NOMINATION PAPERS FOR CANDIDATES IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION, JULY 22, 1986.
NOTES RE MEETING, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1986:
1. ATTENDED BY KUMAGAI, RICHARDSON, ISHII, LES IHARA, JR., ED HASEGAWA, BOB NAGAO, BOB DODS, TOM OKAMURA, JOAN YIM
2. THEY ARE LOOKING FOR SPEAKERS FOR THE OAHU COUNTY CONVENTION: KEYNOTE AND LUNCHEON--ANY IDEAS?
3. ALSO LOOKING FOR COMMITTEE CHAIRS: RESOLUTION, RULES, PLATFORM, CREDENTIALS.
A. DISTRIBUTED LISTS: 1984 CONVENTION DELEGATES, 1986 PRECINCT & DISTRICT OFFICERS (I’LL BRING YOUR COPY ON WEDNESDAY).
CC: MARY LOU STUART HO DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII • Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 • Telephone: (808)536-2258
JAMES S. KUMAGAI C h airm an
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1986
REVISED BY C. PABLO 2/1/86
JANUARY 15, 1986 Opening of 1986 Legislative Session. State Capitol
JANUARY 25, 1986 Deadline for submitting registration cards for membership to Headquarters. New members registered by this date w ill be able to participate in the March precinct meetings.
MARCH 11, 1986 Statewide Precinct meetings for election of new officers, election of delegates and alternates to the state convention.
APRIL 8, 1986 Statewide district meetings for election of new district officers.
APRIL 26, 1986. RESCHEDULED TO MAY 3, 1986 (SAT. ) Oahu County Convention. Sheraton Waikiki Hotel
EARLY MAY 1986 Hawaii, Maui and Kauai County Conventions.
MAY 3, 1986 Deadline for submitting nomination papers to Headquarters for the positions of; State Chairperson and State Central Committee members.
MAY 23, 24 & 25, 1986 State Party Convention. Sheraton Waikiki Hotel DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx • Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 • Telephone (808) 536-2258
JAMES S. KUMAGAI Chairman
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1986
JANUARY 15, 1986 Opening of 1986 Legislative Session. State Capitol
JANUARY 25, 1986 Deadline for submitting registration cards for membership to Headquarters. Next members registered by this date w ill be able to participate in the March precinct meetings.
MARCH 11, 1986 Statewide Precinct meetings for election of new officers, election of delegates and alternates to the state convention.
APRIL 8, 1986 Statewide district meetings for election of new district officers.
APRIL 26, 1986 Oahu C ounty C o n v e n tio n . Sheraton Waikiki Hotel
EARLY MAY 1986 Hawaii, Maui and Kauai County Conventions.
MAY 3, 1986 Deadline for submitting nomination papers to Headquarters for the positions of; State Chairperson and State Central Committee members.
MAY 23, 24 & 25, 1986 State Party Convention. Sheraton Waikiki Hotel FRIDAY - MARCH 1 4 th
8:35 AM LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO UAL #181 11: 55 AM ARRIVE HONOLULU
1 : 55 PM LEAVE HONOLULU ALOHA #244 3: 13 PM ARRIVE HILO (Chris to be on same flight)
5:30 PM GET TOGETHER WITH DAN DINNER to 7 :30 at Afook-Chinen Civic Auditorium
OVERNIGHT AT NANILOA SURF HOTEL
SATURDAY - MARCH 15th
10: 00 AM OPENING OF HILO OFFICE at Hilo Lagoon Centre
12: 15 PM LUNCHEON MEETING WITH COMMITTEE - in new o ffice
2: 15 PM REPORT TO COMMUTER RAMP AT HILO AIRPORT
2 : 30 PM LEAVE HILO HEMMETER AVIATION (Private Plane) 3 : 30 PM ARRIVE HOOLEHUA, MOLOKAI (DKI, Henry, Stuart, Jean) 4: 00 PM ARRIVE AT PAU HANA INN/FRESHEN (Pi l o t & C o - p ilo t ) 5 : 15 PM__MEET W A LTER R ITTE in Lobby o f Pau Hana Inn 5 : 30 PM GET TOGETHER WITH DAN DINNER to 7: 30 at Mitchell Pauole Center
7 :45 PM REPORT TO HOOLEHUA (TOPSIDE) AIRPORT 8:00 PM LEAVE HOOLEHUA HEMMETER AVIATION ( P riv a te Plane) 8 : 20 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU (DKI, Henry, Stuart, Jean) ( P ilo t & Co-pilot)
(OVER) BACK-UP SCHEDULE
FRIDAY-MARCH 14th
8 :25 PM LEAVE H IL O ALOHA #49 ( 1 s t ) 9 :05 PM A R R IV E HONOLULU
SATURDAY - MARCH 15th
7 :50 AM LEAVE HONOLULU ALOHA # 42 (1st) 8 :30 AM ARRIVE HILO Page _____ o f _____
M E M O R A N D U M
To: Mary Lou Date: March 12, 1986
F r : C h r is
Re: Tentative Program-H ilo & Molokai
Hilo (per Meeting w/Stuart, B ill, Jean 3/11/86)
5: 30 Blessing
5 :35 Senior Citizens/Hilo March
5 :45-6: 00 Local entertainment
6: 00-6 : 45 Nohelani Cypriano
6: 45-7: 00 Introduce Elected O ffic ia ls (.M. C. to be determined) Remarks by Senator Inouye
7 :00-7: 30 Local Entertainment
Molokai (per Edith Lum)
5: 30-6: 00 Local entertainment
6: 00-6: 30 K ru s h
6 :30-6: 45 IntroduceElected O fficials (M.C. to be determined) Remarks by Senator Inouye
6 :45-7: 00 K ru s h
7 :00-7: 30 Local entertainment
cc: Henry Giugni Mary Lou Jardine S t u a r t Ho B ill Kikuchi J e a n M y e rs 1986
To: Mary Lou Fr: Bill Kikuchi
Re: Kona Get Together DKI 2 /2 7 C a lle d to I would appreciate your passing the following information to J e a n Jean Myers and Stuart Ho. Time: 12 noon to 3 pm
Tickets: $5 chiIdren under 12 free (Includes two drinks - beer or soda)
Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to beep me.
Thank you,
1 o f 1 TO: SALLY FRO M : ML DATE: 3 /7 /8 6 1 o f 1
RE D K I'S SCHEDULE FROM HONOLULU TO HILO ON 3 /1 4 —
HE WANTS TO CHANGE FROM ALOHA #244 TO: ------
leave on Aloha #244 2 : 25 PM LEAVE HONOLU L U HAWAIIAN #241 3: 05 PM ARRIVE HILO 1: 55 _3: 13_____ PLEASE MAKE CHANGE THERE TO TIE IN WITH THE REST OF YOUR BOOKING.
CHRIS WILL BE ON THE SAME FLIGHT, BU T HE WILL BOOK AND PICK UP HIS OWN TICKETS HERE AT SATO.
B ILL HAS BEEN NOTIFIED OF THE NEW TIME, BUT I WILL RECONFIRM WITH HIM AGAIN. ******************* TRANSMISSION REPORT *******************
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SENATOR WENT OVER THE FLIGHT SCHEDULES AND SELECTED THE FOLLOWING FLIGHTS. I CAN GO AHEAD AND BLOCK THE SEATS NOW AND WE CAN MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENTS LATER. AT LEAST WE WILL HAVE WHAT HE WANTS TO BEGIN WITH. ALSO, ALOHA'S FLIGHT SCHEDULES MAY VARY SLIGHTLY EVERY COUPLE OF MONTHS. THEY W ILL, HOWEVER, THEN KEEP THE RESERVATION TO THE CLOSEST FLIGHT IF WHAT WE SELECT IS CHANGED.
WEDNESDAY— MARCH 1 2 t h OR (THIS PORTION YOU WILL HAVE TO GO OVER THURSDAY - MARCH 13th WITH SENATOR AGAIN)
5 : 00 PM LE A V E D.C. UAL #57 7 : 54 ARRIVE SAN FRANCISCO OVERNIGHT IN SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT HILTON THURSDAY OR FRIDAY - MARCH 13th or 14th
8 : 35 AM LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO UAL #181 1 1 : 55 AM ARRIVE HONOLULU ..
2 :2 5 1:55 PM LEAVE HONOLULU ALOHA #244 Hawaiian #241 3:05 3:13 PM ARRIVE HILO
5 : 30 PM HILO DINNER FOR DKI t o 7 : 30 at Afook-Chinen Civic Auditorium N aniloa S urf OVERNIGHT IN HILO at H ilo L a g o o n H o te l
SATURDAY - MARCH 15th
1 0 :00 AM OPENING OF HILO OFFICE - 9 3 5 - 0 8 4 4 at H ilo Lagoon Centre
3:30 PM LEAVE HILO PRIVATE PLANE 4:30 P M ARRIVE KAUNAKAKAI, MOLOKAI (Henry handling)
1 S e n a t o r 5:30 6:30 PM MOLOKAI DINNER FOR DKI 2 H enry 7 : 3 0 to 8:30 at One Alii Park 3 S tu a r t 7:45 8:00 PM LEAVE KAUNAKAKAI 8:00 PM LEAVE KAUNAKAKAI PRIVATE PLANE 9:00 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU (Henry handling)
NEED: 1)# of persons (approx.) tra v e llin g HONOLULU TO HILO & MOLOKAI 2)# of persons for hotel reservations in H ilo (and Molokai if unable to return that night) 3)# of cars needed in H ilo & Molokai 4)How to charge tickets NOTE: - DO WE WANT TO KEEP ALL INTER ISLAND TRAVEL ON SEPARATE TICKETS FOR CAMPAIGN? - DO YOU WANT ME TO BOOK FROM HERE? -2-
SUNDAY - APRIL 6th
1 :55 PM LEAVE HONOLULU ALOHA #244 2:21 PM ARRIVE KAHULUI
4 :0 0 P M DINNER FOR DKI t o 6 : 0 0 at Maui War Memorial Gym
7: 35 PM LEAVE KAHULUI ALOHA #425 8: 01 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU
FR ID A Y - MAY 30th
2: 10 PM LEAVE HONOLULU ALOHA #215 2 :35 PM ARRIVE LIHUE
7:00 PM SPEAK AT KAPAA H IG H SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT at Bernice Hudley Gym
8:50 PM LEAVE LIHUE ALOHA #230 9:15 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU
SUNDAY - JUNE 29th
2 : 10 PM LEAVE HONOLULU ALOHA #94 2 : 43 PM A R R IVE KONA
1 0 - 3 : 0 0 DINNER FOR DKI at Old Kona Airport Pavilion
7: 45 PM LEAVE KONA ALOHA #8 7 8 : 1 8 PM A R R IVE HONOLULU
WEDNESDAY - JULY 9th
2:10 PM LEAVE HONOLULU ALOHA #215 2 :35 PM ARRIVE LIHUE
5:30 PM 8:30 DINNER FOR DKI at Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall
8 : 50 PM LEAVE LIHUE ALOHA #230 9: 15 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU FRIDAY - MARCH 1 4 t h
1 :55 PM LEAVE HONOLULU ALOHA #244 (1st) 3 :13 PM ARRIVE HILO
(HENRY W ILL MEET YOU AND D R IV E YOU TO THE NANILOA SURF HOTEL TO FRESHEN UP)
PM HENRY WILL DRIVE YOU TO THE AFOOK- CHINEN CIVIC AUDITORIUM
5 :30 PM DOORS OPEN 5 :40 PM BLESSING BY PASTOR K
(M. C. i s JOE RUBLE, News D i r . (OVER of KKBG FM Radio) o f KKBG FM R a d io )
5 :45 PM KAMANA SENIOR CITIZEN HAWAIIAN CLUB LEADER: HELEN HA'A 6 :15 PM NOHELANI CYPRIANO ENTERTAINMENT 7 :00 PM M.C. RECOGNIZES ELECTED OFFICIALS OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES 7 :05 PM M.C. INTRODUCES JANET FUJIOKA (Retired E d u c a t o r , Pres. AAUH) INTRODUCTION OF DKI BY JANET FUJIOKA SPEECH BY SENATOR INOUYE 7 :20 PM PARADISE BAND ENTERTAINMENT
8 :25 PM LEAVE HILO FOR HONOLULU 9 :05 PM A R R IV E HONOLULU ALOHA #49 SATURDAY - MARCH 1 5 th
______AM P IC K UP AT WAIPUNA 7 :50 AM LEAVE HONOLULU ALOHA #42 (1st) 8 :30 AM ARRIVE HILO
(HENRY W IL L MEET YOU AND D R IV E YOU TO NEW O FFIC E AT H IL O LAGOON CENTRE)
1 0 :00 AM OPEN HOUSE FOR NEW O FFIC E
12:15 PM THANK YOU LUNCHEON WITH STEW & R IC E COMMITTEE - in our new o ffic e
2 :15 PM REPORT TO COMMUTER RAMP AT H IL O AIRPORT
2 :30 PM LEAVE HILO HEMMETER AVIATION 3 : 30 PM ARRIVE HOOLEHUA (w ith H enry, S tu a rt,Jean) (EDITH WILL MEET YOU AND DRIVE YOU TO THE PAU HANA IN N TO FRESHEN UP)
5 :15 PM MEET WALTER RITTE - in Lobby of Pau Hana In n
(EDITH WILL DRIVE YOU OVER TO MITCHELL PAUOLE CENTER)
SATURDAY - MARCH 1 5 t h ( c o n t in u e d )
5:30 to LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT 6 : 00 PM
6: 00 to KRUSH ENTERTAINMENT 6 :30 PM 6 :30 PM INTRODUCTION OF ELECTED OFFICIALS b y M.C. INTRODUCTION OF SENATOR INOUYE SPEECH BY SENATOR INOUYE
6 : 4 5 t o 7 :00 PM KRUSH ENTERTAINMENT 7: 00 to (OVER) 7 :30 PM LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT (OVER)
7 :45 REPORT TO HOOLEHUA AIRPORT 8 :00 PM LEAVE HOOLEHUA HEMMETER AVIATION 8 :20 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU (with Henry,Stuart, a n d J e a n )
(YOU WILL BE MET) FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986
H ilo A u x ilia ry O ffice w ill be manned by Rina Bugado 7 : 00 AM to 3 :30 PM
7:00 AM Jinny Okubo, Sheila Yamamoto Report to Hilo Office
9 :35 AM Barbara Sakamoto, Jean Meyers A rrive Aloha #44 Report to Hilo Office
12: 00 Noon Bill Kikuchi and Staff Report to Afook-Chinen Decorating
After Decorating, take your clean-up break and head back for Afook-Chinen 3:13 PM Senator Inouye, Chris Pablo Arrive Aloha #244 Pick Up by Henry Giugni Head for Naniloa Surf Hotel
Nohealani Cypriano Arrive Aloha #244 Pick Up by Eric Sakaguchi (assigned by Walsh Hanley) Head for Afook-Chinen
4: 00 PM Nohealani Cypriano Sound Check at Afook Chinen A fte r Sound Check, Head for Naniloa Surf Hotel Complimentary Room under Nohealani Cypriano Eric Sakaguchi w ill waitfor Cypriano & drive group to Afook-Chinen
4 :30 PM O fficers Sanborn and Pule of R e p o rt-to Afook-Chinen Police Department
4:53 PM Stuart Ho Arrive Aloha #118 Pick Up by Chris Pablo Head for Afook-Chinen 5:00 PM Freeman Security Guards Report to Afook-Chinen Hauania and Aumua (On duty 5PM-8PM)
5:00 PM Volunteers will begin reporting to Afook-Chinen
5 :30 PM Walsh Hanley and Megumi Kon Report to Entrance of Afook-Chinen ready to greet Senator Inouye Senator w ill be driven by Henry Giugni to Afook-Chinen SATURDAY, MARCH 1 5 , 1986
7 : 00 AM Chris Pablo Leaves fo r Molokai
7:30 AM Jinny, Sheila, Bill report to Hilo Office
Hang Pictures
9: 00 AM Delivery of Refreshments by Naniloa Surf Hotel
______Pick Up Senator at Naniloa Surf Hotel byHenry Giugni
10: 00 AM Hilo Auxiliary Office Open House
12: 15 PM Thank You Luncheon at H ilo A u x ilia ry O ffice for Get Together w ith Dan Committee
Senator to Leave H ilo O ffice Driver Billy Kikuchi______
PM Commuter Ramp/Molokai Senator, Stu Ho, Henry Giugni, Jean Meyers
2: 30 PM Plane leaves for Molokai PROGRAM FOR MARCH 14, 1986 - DKI GET TOGETHER TENTATIVE:
5 : 30 PM DOORS OPEN 5 :40 PM BLESSING BY PASTOR K 5 : 45 PM KAMANA SENIOR ClTIZEN HAWAIIAN CLUB
LEADER: HELEN HA' A
6 : 15 PM NOHELANI CYPRIANO
7 : 00 PM MC RECOGNIZE ELECTED OFFICIALS OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES
7 : 05 PM MC INTRODUCES JANET FUJIOKA ( R e tire d E d u c a to r) Pres.,AAUH
JANET INTRODUCES DKI
DKI SPEECH
7 : 20 PM PARADISE BAND
MC: JOE RUBLE (News D irector of KKBG FM Radio) March 15, 1986 M a r y L o u - Following 3 pgs. are for you.
P lease give copy C hris P ablo. P er H enry, this is the final. Thank you, J i n n y MEMORANDUM
TO: SENATOR March 14, 1986 FROM: Dan
RE: Roll Call Votes Thursday and Friday, March 13 & 14
The Senate recessed Thursday night at 10:23 PM after conducting 4 roll call votes, as follows (you made the first):
1. Hatch (for Thurmond) amendment to the Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment Act, to prohibit borrowing on the credit of the United States unless 3/5 of both Houses agree:
ADOPTED: 57 - 40
2. Stevens amendment to S .Res. 353, the Committee Funding Resolution, to set up a special $1.5 million dollar reserve from unobligated funds to meet special committee funding needs:
REJECTED: 27 - 69
3. Motion to waive section 311 of the Budget Act with respect to consideration of a House amendment to H.J. Res. 534, the Urgent Supplemental Appropriations Conference Report:
REJECTED: 92 - 1
(saying in effect that increased funding for the FmHA does not violate Gramm-Rudman and therefore a budget waiver is not necessary)
4. Appeal of the ru lin g of the Chair sustaining a point of order th a t the FmHA amendment of the House to the Senate amendment violated the Budget Act and was thus not in order:
TABLED: 61 - 33
The Senate convened on Friday at 9 :30 AM and is cu rren tly ( 3 : 30 PM) debating S. 1567, the Water Resources b ill. The Senate by voice vote passed H. R. 3128, the Budget Reconciliation Act conference report, after taking the following vote:
5. Wilson amendment strengthening provisions of the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act:
TABLED: 53 - 35 There w ill be no more votes today. After i t finishes debate on non-controversial amendments to the Water Resources b ill this afternoon, the Senate w ill recess until Monday, March 17, when
votes are possible but unlikely.
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M E M O R A N D U M
To: Mary Lou Date: March 12, 1986
F r : C h r is
Re: Tentative Program-Hilo & Molokai
Hilo (per Meeting w/Stuart, B ill, Jean 3/11/86)
5 :30 B l e s s i n g
5 : 35 Senior Citizens/Hilo March
5 :45-6: 00 Local entertainment
6: 00- 6 : 45 Nohelani Cypriano
6 :45-7:00 Introduce Elected O fficials (M.C. to be determined Remarks by Senator Inouye
7 :00-7: 30 Local Entertainment
Molokai (per Edith Lum)
5: 30-6: 00 Local entertainment
6: 00- 6 : 30 K r u s h
6 : 30-6: 45 Introduce Elected O fficials (M. C. to be determined) Remarks by Senator Inouye
6 : 45-7: 00 K r u s h
7 :00-7: 30 Local entertainment
cc: Henry Giugni Mary Lou Jardine Stuart Ho Bill Kikuchi J e a n M y e rs Hem m eter A viation
a division of H emmeter I nvestment Company
March 12, 1986
Mr. Henry K. Giuhni Senator Daniel K. Inouye's Office 300 Ala Moana B lv d ., Room #7325 Honolulu, HI 96850
Dear Henry,
We have scheduled our SHRIKE COMMANDER fo r a p riv a te charter:
(4)PASSENGERS: 1. Senator Daniel K. Inouye - 156#+carry-on 2. Henry K. Giuhni -230#+carry-on 3. Stuart Ho - 175#+15(carry-on) 4. Mrs. Jean Myers - 116#+carry-on)
ITINERARY: 3/15/86 - SAT. HONOLULU/HILO DEPARTURE: 12: 45P-ARRIVAL: 2 : 00P. M. PASSENGERS BOARD AIRCRAFT: 2 : 15P. M. -3:3 0 HILO/MOLOKAI DEPARTURE: 2 : 30P- ARRIVAL: 3 :1 5 P. M. MOLOKAI/HONOLULU 8 : 00P- 8 : 20P. M.
PILOTS: KIM HUNTER BOB NORRIS
COSTING: 2 . 5 hours fly in g time @ $625. 00 8% Federal Tax @ 50. 00 4 . 17% State Tax @ 28. 15
TOTAL $703. 15
TERMS: FULL PRE-PAYMENT SHOULD BE RECEIVED MINIMUM 48-HOURS PRIOR TO FLIGHT DEPARTURE.
Thank you for the business. If there is anything we can do- for you, please do not hesitate to contact us at 834-7666.
Al oha,
Julie N. Nurre Gues t Services Coordinator 216 L agoon Drive • Honolulu, H awaii 96819 Telephone: (808) 834-7666 Velex: 333593 HEM AVT UD • Unicom:122.95 3 /1 1 /8 6
HEMMETER AVIATION - 834-7666 (BOB FISHMAN, JULIE OR DOUG)
RESERVATIONS MADE BY HENRY ARE FOR SATURDAY =MARCH 15th
4-seater a ircra ft, with p ilo t and co-pilot
Price is for 2½ hours of flying time (no charge for ground time)
$676.06, includes a ll tax (amt. quoted by Julie on 3/11/86)
NO CONTRACT NECESSARY - PER JULIE
REPORT TO AIRPORT 15 MINUTES AHEAD OF SCHEDULED DEPARTURES
(NOTE: IF WE DECIDE TO GO WITH ONLY A PILOT AND NOT A CO-PILOT, WE WOULD THEN HAVE A 5th PASSENGER SEAT TO USE— NO EXTRA CHARGE. THERE IS NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE IF WE DO USE THE CO-PILOT)
THEY DO NOT HAVE ANY AIRCRAFT LARGER THAN A FOUR SEATER.
HENRY TO GO DOWN WITH CHECK TO HEMMETER ON TUESDAY=MARCH 12th TO : SALLY
FROM: MARY LOU DATE: 3/11/86
RE: HILO SCHEDULE
SPOKE TO SENATOR AND THE FOLLOWING CHANGES WILL BE MADE FOR SATURDAY:
(NOTE: HE DOES NOT APPROVE OF AN 8 :00 AM COMMITTEE MEET/BREAKFAST) ADD: approx. 12: 15 PM LUNCHEON MEETING WITH HIS COMMITTEE (at the new o f f ic e immediately a f t e r the Open House)
CHANGE: 2 :15 PM REPORT TO AIR PO R T 2 :30 PM LEAVE H IL O 3 :45 PM ARRIVE HOOLEHUA, MOLOKAI
(HE WILL THEN TRY TO MEET WITH WALTER RITTE IF POSSIBLE)
I WILL RELAY ALL OF THIS TO HENRY, BILL AND CHRIS IN THE AM 2 : 15 PM REPORT TO COMMUTER RAMP AT H IL O AIR PO R T
2 :30 PM LEAVE HILO HEMMETER AVIATION (Private Plane) 3 :45 PM ARRIVE HOOLEHUA, MOLOKAI (DKI, Henry, Stuart, Jean) (P ilot & C o-pilot)
5 :30 PM GET TOGETHER WITH DAN DINNER to 7 : 3 0 at M itchell Pauole Center
7 :45 PM REPORT TO HOOLEHUA (TOPSIDE) AIRPORT 8 :00 PM LEAVE HOOLEHUA HEMMETER AVIATION (Private Plane) 8 :30 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU (DKI, Henry, Stuart, Jean) ( P ilo t & Co-pilot) GET TOGETHER WITH DAN - OUR MAN Sunday, A pril 6, 1986 Maui
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
3:50 - 4: 05 Baldwin High School Band
4: 05 - 4: 20 Plunkett's Plunketters (Senior ukulele group)
4 :20 - 4: 25 Invocation
4 :25 - 4:40 C - Notes (Country and Western band)
4 : 40 - 4:50 Maui High School Band
4 : 50 - 4:55 E. J. Manganag ("Ice Castles" with taped music)
4 :55 - 5:00 Maui H igh S cho o l Band (One s e le c tio n )
Maui High School Band and Virgie Cantorna "Danny Boy"
5 :00 - 5 : 20 Introduction of the Senator - Douglas Sodetani
Present lei to Senator (Miss Maui 1 986/?/)
Senator speaks
5 :20 - 5 :25 Introduction of Dignitaries
5 :25 - 6 :35 Krush
6 : 35 - 6 :45 Baldwin High School Band (Exit music)
Maui High School Band (Exit music) P ag e _____ o f _____
M E M O R A N D U M
To: MARY LOU D a te : APRIL 1 , 1986
F r : CHRIS
Re: TENTATIVE PROGRAM-MAUI
THE PRO RAM COMMITTEE WILL BE MEETING TOMORROW TO FINALIZE
THE SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY'S EVENT, So FAR THIS IS THE ONLY
INFO I HAVE,
TlME: 4 : 00-6: 00 PM \ ENTERTAINMENT: M AUI HlGH SCHOOL BAND
BALDWIN HlGH SCHOOL BAND \ 4 PIECE ENSEMBLE
S R . CITI ZEN SINGING GROUP
LOCAL HAWAI IAN GROUP
KRUSH
PROGRAM: 1 . MAUI & BALDWIN BANDS TO ALTERNATE IN THE BEGINNlNG,
2. SR, ClTIZENS GROUP TO PLAY IN BETWEEN BANDS
3. BANDS WOULD PLAY "DANNY BOY" TO WELCOME SENATOR TO STAGE,
4. CO-MCS: VlRGIE CANTORNA & RlCK MEDINA INTRODUCTION OF SENATOR: BY DOUG SODETANI
5. KRUSH TO PLAY AFTER SENATOR'S SPEECH,
6. 4 PIECE ENSEMBLE & LOCAL HAWAIIAN GROUP TO PLAY EITHER BEFORE AND/OR AFTER KRUSH. GET TOGETHER WITH DAN - OUR MAN Sunday, April 6, 1986 Maui
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
3:50 - 4:05 Baldw in High School Band
4 :05 - 4:20 Plunkett's Plunketters (Senior ukulele group)
4:20 - 4:25 In v o c a tio n
4:25 - 4 :40 C - Notes (Country and Western band)
4:40 - 4:50 Maui High School Band
4 :50 - 4 :55 E.J. Manganag ("Ice Castles" with taped music)
4:55 - 5:00 Maui High School Band (One selection)
Maui High School Band and V ir g ie Cantorna "Danny Boy"
5 :00 - 5 : 20 Introduction of the Senator - Douglas Sodetani
Present lei to Senator (Miss Maui 1986/? /)
Senator speaks
5:20 - 5: 25 Introduction of Dignitaries
5 :25 - 6 :35 Krush
6 :35 - 6:45 Baldwin High School Band (Exit music)
Maui High School Band (Exit music) U nited States S e nate
MEMORANDUM
TO: FIELD REPS FROM: MARY LOU DATE: 1/14/86
THE ATTACHED LIST OF SPECIAL LOCAL EVENTS FOR 1986 WHICH MAY BE USEFUL TO YOU IN PLANNING OUR EVENTS. THE LIST IS NOT COMPLETE BECAUSE, OF COURSE, NEW EVENTS ARE ALWAYS BEING SCHEDULED. THE HVB WILL PUT OUT ANOTHER LIST IN 6 MONTHS. YOU WILL STILL HAVE TO DOUBLE CHECK IN YOUR OWN AREA FOR ADDITIONAL EVENTS GOING ON. cc: Stuart Ho Ry B a r b in Ed K u s h i AUG. 1-10 28TH ANNUAL HAWAllAN INTERNATIONAL BILLFISH TOURNAMENT SEPT. 20 HAWAIIAN ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR— A day o f H aw aiian e n te rta in - NOV. 23- CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY— An annual m onth-long fe stive HAWAII SPECIAL EVENTS 1986 (HIBT)-The world’s leading international marlin fishing tourna- (tent. ) ment, arts and crafts at Queen Emma Summer Palace. Honolulu, DEC. 24 Christmas exhibit of arts, crafts and gifts to purchase. Held at ment. Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Peter Fithian (808) 922-9708 Oahu. Daughters of Hawaii (808) 595-6291 Volcano Art Center in Volcanoes National Park. Opening day is KAUAI festive and filled with Christmas music, Santa and hot apple cider 1-10 KAPALUA MUSIC FESTIVAL— A cclaim e d a rtis ts fro m across the 21 FOSTER GARDEN FAIR— Plants, pottery, decorative dried plant OAHU served by the fire. Marsha Erickson (808) 976-7676 United States assemble to perform chamber music. Kapalua Bay material for sale. Honolulu, Oahu. Caroline Dvojacki (808) MOLOKAI Hotel, Maui. Kapalua Music Assembly (808) 669-5273 537-1708 NOV. 28 TURKEY TROT FUN RUN— A T h a n k s g ivin g fun run. K ula, M aui. Ron ALL ISLAND KCC OPEN BASKETBALL CLASS TOU R N A M EN T-(12 Serrao (808) 871-0777 2 -3 PO'OKU 7TH ANNUAL HANALEI STAMPEDE— A s ta te w id e rodeo held 2 6 -2 8 NIIHAU at Po'oku stables. Hanalei, Kauai. Gale Carswell (808) 826-6777 teams from all islands) Thelma Parker Gym, Waimea, Hawaii. 28-29 YWCA FESTIVAL OF TREES— C hristm as cra fts, orna m en ts and dec- MAUI orated trees on display and for sale. At YWCA Hilo, Hawaii, YWCA 4 . 11 . 18 HULA FESTIVAL— Participants of Honolulu’s Summer Fun classes Russell Rehberg (808) 329-5560 THE (808) 935-7141 LANAI perform on Aug. 4. On Aug. 11, 18 private halaus (schools) partici- 28 MOLOKAI TO OAHU CANE RACE— W om en race across th e rough ISLANDS OF HAWAII HAWAII pate. Queen Kapiolani Park, Waikiki. Honolulu, Oahu. Parks and Kaiwi (Molokai) Channel in Hawaiian canoes. Finish at Fort De- 28-30 BIG ISLAND ULTRAMAN NATIONAL CHAM PIONSHIP-A true test fo r Recreation (808) 521-9815 Russy in W aikiki. Honolulu, Oahu. Hanny Anderson (808) 525-5413 the endurance athlete. One of the world’s toughest. The event KAHOOLAWE completely encircles the Island of Hawaii covering 308. 4 miles. AUG. OAHU-HAWAII STATE MAKAHIKI— H aw aiian sp o rts and gam es, v o l- OCT.- 1986 MAZDA INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS— Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, Curtis Taylor (808) 328-2171 HAWAII VISITORS BUREAU (early) leyball, farm fair, handcraft fair. Queen Kapiolani Park in Waikiki. 1st week Amateur golfers from around the world gather to compete. Honolulu, Oahu. Lisa Unciano (808) 548-8960 (tent. ) $30, 000 in prize money. Maui or Hawaii. Doug Mason (808) 28-30 MISSION HOUSES MUSEUM ANNUAL CHRISTMAS F A IR -H a w a ii’s fin - Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 est crafts people present their handicrafts, including Christmas 12-23 THE CLIPPER CUP INTERNATIONAL YACHT R A C E -(F o rm e rly C lipper 955-1299 items, in an open market. Mission Houses Museum. Honolulu, Cup Series). Conducted by the Royal Hawaii Ocean Racing Club, 1-14 PACIFIC HANDCRAFTERS GUILD— D isplay of the best w o rk s o f Guild Oahu. Ella Gifford (808) 531-0481 Associated with Waikiki Yacht Club. Oahu-Molokai. Dick Gooch members at Ala Moana Center Gallery Exhibit area. Honolulu, (808) 942-7760 Oahu. Karon Chang (808) 538-7227 NOV. 30 KAUAI LOVES YOU TRIATHLON— An APT w o rld c h a m p io n s h ip (LD) super series event. At 1. 5 miles swim, 54-mile bike ride and 12. 4 15-16 QUEEN LILIUOKALANI KEIKI HULA COM PETITIO N -G irls and boys 1-31 HAWAII CRAFTSMEN ANNUAL EXHIBITION— A m fa c Plaza G allery. OR mile run. Begins and ends at Hanalei, Kauai. Brian Kennelly (808) ages 6 to 12 compete. Modern and ancient hula. Kamehameha Honolulu, Oahu. Gail Bakutis (808) 696-3878 DEC. 7 826-9232 JAN. 16- NARCISSUS FE S T IV A L-C elebrates the Chinese New Year w ith Schools Gym. Honolulu, Oahu. Wendell Silva (808) 521-6905 4 -5 9TH ANNUAL WAIMEA FALLS MAKAHIKI FESTIVAL-Hawaiian NOV. (late) HAWAII INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL— Free cro s s -c u ltu ra l film s MAR. 2 Queen Pageant, coronation ball, Chinese cooking demonstrations. 16 HALEAKALA RUN TO THE S U N -A n uphill run of 36 miles. Finish at games, crafts, music and Hawaiian foods. The 6th annual Kahiko DEC. (early) by award-winning filmmakers from Asia, the Pacific and the Chinatown Open House with lion dances, firecrackers, food top of Haleakala National Park. Kahului, Maui. Ron Serrao (808) Hula Competition is part of and the major focus of the festival. booths and arts and crafts. Jan. 31-Feb. 2— Honolulu, Oahu. United States. Honolulu, Oahu. Jeannette Paulson (808) 944-7203 871-0777 Waimea Falls Park, Waimea Falls, Oahu. (808) 638-8511 (park) or Welton Won (808) 533-3181 TRIPLE CROWN OF SURFING— Top pro su rfe rs g ath er fo r su rfin g 16 ADMISSIONS DAY— A state holiday recognizing Hawaii Statehood. (808) 923-8448 (Waikiki office) DEC. 2-31 JAN. 2 QUEEN EMMA MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE-Admission free. Honolulu, 9-12 MAUI COUNTY F A IR -F a irg ro u n d s . Kahului, M aui. Mr. Ito (808) (tent. ) season. Times, dates and beaches based on wave action, except Oahu. Daughters of Hawaii (808) 595-6291 16-17 ESTABLISHMENT DAY CULTURAL FESTIVAL— A nnual fe s tiv a l o ffe r- for Men’s Masters which is always held at Banzai Pipeline. Oahu. 877-3432 HULA BOWL GAME— A nn ual college a ll-s ta r fo o tb a ll classic. A loha ing ancient hula, and workshops in lei-making, Hawaiian lan- Big money prizes and national tv coverage. Fred Hemmings (808) 11 Stadium, Honolulu, Oahu. Aloha Stadium (808) 488-7731 guage and other ancient skills. Kawaihae, Hawaii. Pu'ukohala 10-19 MITSUBISHI ALOHA CLASSIC— One of the biggest w in d s u rfin g 521-8555 Heiau (808) 882-7218 events. Ho'okipa Beach, Maui. Paul Ehman (808) 579-9765 25 VOLCANO WILDERNESS MARATHON AND RIM R U N S -A 26. 2-m ile run 6 KAUAI MUSEUM HOLIDAY FESTIVAL— A Christmas event featuring that crosses the Kau desert, a 10-mile run circling the caldera 17-24 MACADAMIA NUT HARVEST FESTIVAL— C elebrates the m aca dam ia 11-12 ANNUAL KOHALA CLUB CANCER BENEFIT R O D E O -P aniolo Park. handcrafted gift items and bake goods. Kauai Museum, Lihue, nut harvest with golf tournaments, cross-country run, baseball Waimea, Hawaii. Fern White (808) 889-6979 crater rim and a 5. 5-mile run into Kilauea lki crater and back out. Kauai. Ginger Alexander (808) 245-6931 Attracts betterthan1,000 runners from Hawaii, mainland U. S. and tournament, ethnic nights jamboree, entertainment and a parade. 12 MOLOKAI TO OAHU CANOE RACE— Men race a cross the rough K aiw i PACIFIC HANDCRAFTERS GUILD CHRISTMAS FAIR— A chance to buy Japan. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Phyllis Segawa (808) Honokaa, Hawaii. Reynolds Kamakawiwoole (808) 775-7228 6-7 (Molokai) Channel in huge Hawaiian canoes. Finish at Fort De- Christmas gifts from some of Hawaii’s finest craftsmen. Thomas 967-7676 Russy in W aikiki. Honolulu, Oahu. Hanny Anderson (808) 525-5413 AUG. (mid.) ANNUAL HONOMU VILLAGE FAIR— H ighlighted b y 4 6 -m ile V olcano to Square, Honolulu, Oahu. Karon Chang (808) 538-7227 JAN. 2 5 - HUMPBACK WHALE CELEBRATION— Sea Life Park, W aim analo, Honomu relay races with 25 competing teams. Also, mountainball 16-19 ANNUAL ORCHID PLANT AND FLOWER SH O W -Blaisdell Center Exhi- FEB. 2 Oahu. (808) 639-8511 (park) or (808) 923-8448 (W aikiki office) and volleyball tournaments, parade, food booths, arts and crafts. 7 ANNUAL HONOLULU MARATHON— One of the m ost p o p u la r m a ra bition Hall. Honolulu, Oahu. Blaidell Center (808) 527-5400 thons in the U. S. Honolulu, Hawaii. Gary Murfin (808) 734-7200 JAN. 16- CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL— A Japanese c u ltu ra l ce le b ra tio n th a t Honomu, Hawaii. Jan Unger(808) 963-6203 MAR. includes a fun run, a song contest, culture show, music concert, 18 IRONMAN WORLD TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP— A 2. 4-m ile sw im , BODHI DAY— Buddhist temples commemorate “Day of Enlight- 30 21-23 ANNUAL HAWAII ANTHURIUM ASSOC. S H O W -H ilo C ivic A ud itorium . 8 queen pageant and coronation ball. Honolulu, Oahu. Gerald 112-mile bike ride and 26. 2-mile marathon. Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. ment. ” All islands. Mike Goldstein (808) 961-0606 Ironman Office (808) 528-2050 Oyasato (808) 548-4785 WAIMEA-KAWAIHAECBMMUNITY ASSOC. 26TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS 28-31 KAUAI COUNTY FAIR— E xhibits, produce, flo w e rs, 4-H liv e s to c k 13 FEB. 1 ROBERT BURNS NIGHT— Scots fro m Canada and m ain la nd U. S. 18-19 PACIFIC HANDCRAFTERS GUILD FAIR— A v a rie ty o f q u a lity a rts and PARADE AND MUSICAL FESTIVAL— P opular H aw aiian entertainers, and entertainment. Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall. Lihue, celebrate the birthday of Scotland’s poet Robert Burns. Ilikai crafts from Hawaii’s finest artists. Craft demonstrations, ethnic food booths, games and crafts. Waimea Ball Park, Waimea, Kauai. Dennis lkehara (808) 245-4471 foods and entertainment. Ala Moana Park. Honolulu, Oahu. Karon Hotel. Honolulu, Oahu. Louis McPhee (808) 488-3839 Hawaii. Leimana DeMate (808) 885-6528 30 MAUI CHANNEL RELAYS SW IM— A 9-m ile relay. Begins on Lanai and Chang (808) 538-7227 2 NFL PRO BOWL 86— A nnual a ll-s ta r fo o tb a ll gam e in v o lv in g the 13 A CHRISTMAS TRADITION— A Christmas observance in traditional National and American Conferences of National Football League. finishes at Lahaina, Maui. Ian Emberson (808) 536-3876 OCT. (mid. ) BISHOP MUSEUM ANNUAL OPEN H O U S E -A n a ll-d a y H aw aiian cu l- ( t e n t . ) New England style as observed by Hawaii’s first missionaries. Aloha Stadium (808) 488-7731 30-31 PARKER RANCH ROUND-UP RODEO-Paniolo Park. Waimea, Hawaii. tural festival with hula, contemporary and Hawaiian music. Arti- Lyman House Memorial Museum. Hilo, Hawaii. Leon Bruno (808) Yvonne Kainoa (808) 885-7366 san demonstrations of traditional folk art. Some for sale. All 7-8 PUNAHOU SCHOOL CARNIVAL— Rides, a rts, cra fts, ethnic foods, 9 3 5 - 5 0 2 1 . plant and white elephant sale. Punahou School, Honolulu, Oahu. scientific departments open. There will be “Insider’s” Tours to 30-31 HAWAII SURFING ASSOC. STATE SURF M E E T -H o n o lu lu , Oahu. Reid 27-30 ANNUAL RAINBOW CLASSIC— In vita tio n a l to u rn a m e n t o f collegiate Lauren A very (808) 944-5752 Inouye (808) 671-6255 behind-the-scenes areas and items not usually seen by the public. International and Pacific-Asia foods. Fee. Honolulu. Oahu. Bishop basketball teams. Blaisdell Center Arena. Honolulu, Oahu. Sports 7-13 ASIA GOLF CIRCUIT PRO-AM TOURNAMENT— Open to public, anyone AUG. 31- MAUI COUNTRY RODEO— P aniolos fro m M olokai and M aui co m - M useum (808) 847-3511 Information— University of Hawaii (808) 948-7523 can register to play. Princeville, Kauai Mac Hunter (808) 826-3580 SEPT. 1 pete. M akaw ao, M aui. Gary M oore (808) 572-8736 10-16 ANNUAL HAWAIIAN OPEN GOLF T0U R N A M EN T-$500, 000 PGA Golf NOV. 6-8 15TH ANNUAL KONA COFFEE FESTIVAL-Celebrates harvest of only GARDEN ISLAND HALF MARATHON AND 10 KM R U N - S ta r ts at Tournament featuring top professional golfers. Waialae Country 1 U. S. commercially grown coffee. Events include queen contest, Sheraton Coconut Beach Hotel. Kapaa, Kauai. Dick Coffman (808) Club Golf Course. Honolulu, Oahu. Chester Kahapea (808) 836-0060 parade, recipe contest, arts and crafts, ethnic foods and enter- 332-9494 tainment. Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Alan Pratt (808) 3294461 FEB. (mid) MISS MAUI PAGEANT— B aldw in High S chool A u d ito riu m , W ailuku, 1 ANNUAL WINDSURFING FOR THE WHALES— M aui Inter-C ontinental, Maui. Jean Akana-Kong (808) 8714224 AUG.-MAR. HONOLULU SYMPHONY— For details call (808) 537-6191 Wailea, Maui. Joyce Matsumoto (808) 879-1922 NOV. 7-9 NA MELE O’MAUI FESTIVAL— A fe s tiv a l of H aw a iia n a th ro u g h 15 LEI QUEEN CONTEST-McCoy Pavilion, Ala Moana Beach Park, Hawaii’s arts, crafts, dances and music. Also a luau. Lahaina, Honolulu, Oahu. Parks and Recreation (808) 521-9815 1 WAIKIKI ROUGH WATER SWIM— A two-m ile swim from Sans Souci FEB. -MAR. HAWAII OPERA THEATRE— For details call (808) 521-6537 Maui. Betsy Kinau (808) 661-0791 Beach to Duke Kahanamoku Beach. All ages and categories. 15-16 GREAT WAIKOLOA RODEO AND HORSE RACES— M a jo r rodeo events HAWAII PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY THEATRE— For de ta ils call and matched horse races on flat track. Waikoloa Stables, Honolulu, Oahu. George White (808) 537-5966 12-15 ISUZU KAPALUA INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP G O L F -T o p g olf (808) 737-0075 Waikoloa, Hawaii. Warren Miura (808) 883-9335 SEPT. 7-11 MILLION DOLLAR GOLDEN MARLIN FISHING TO U R N AM EN T-K ailua- pros meet at Kapalua Resort for the “Super Bowl” of golf and one Kona, Hawaii. George Molholm (808) 322-3832 of golf’s largest courses. Kapalua, Maui. Kapalua International HONOLULU COMMUNITY THEATRE— For details call (808) 734-0274 21-22 CAPTAIN COOK FE S T IV A L-Includes W aim ea Town p a rty w ith (808) 669-4844 refreshments, entertainment, canoe race, reenactment of Captain 13 HANA RELAYS— 54 m iles o f scenic beauty fro m K ahului to Hana, Cook landing and a 7. 4-mile run. Waimea, Kauai. Mike Faye (808) Maui. Six runners per team. Kahului, Maui. Ron Serrao (808) 13-15 ANNUAL KING KALAKAUA KEIKI HULA FESTIVAL— A sta te w id e c h ild - 338-1625 8714777 ren’s hula competition. Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Fanny Au Hoy (808) Events, dates and places are subject to change without notice. FEB. 2 2 -2 3 BUFFALO'S ANNUAL BIG BOARD SURFING C L A S S IC -T w o -d a y s u rfin g SEPT. - ALOHA WEEK FESTIVALS— M a jo r cele bration on all isla nds. H a w a i- 329-8855 MAR. 1-2 events with Hawaiian entertainment, food booths. Makaha Beach, OCT. ian pageantry, parades, street entertainment, a royal ball and |tenL) Oahu. Bunky Bakutis (808) 696-3878 15-16 HUI NOEAU CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR— An a nnual event w ith food canoe races. Aloha Week, Moana Yee (808) 944-8857 FEB. 22 CAPTAIN COOK CAPER— A 7. 5-m ile run. P arty fo llo w s . C aptain (tent. ) booths and unique gifts and decorative items for sale. Kaluanui Cook, Hawaii. Wade Lord (808) 742-6409 Schedule for all Islands (dates tent. ) Museum. Makawao, Maui. Joan Betwee (808) 979-2873 FEB. 23 ANNUAL KEAUHOU-KONA TRIATHLON— A sw im -b ik e -ru n endurance Oahu Sept. 19-27 Maui Oct. 4-11 16 ANNUAL LEI MAKING CONTEST AT KILAUEA— A t Volcano A rt Center, event equal to one-half the Ironman. Open to anyone in good Oahu parade Sept. 27 M o lo ka i Oct. 11-16 Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii. Celebrates King Kalakaua’s health. Also permits relay teams. Keauhou Bay, Hawaii. Toni Kauai Sept. 28-0ct. 4 Oahu—Royal Ball Oct. 18 birthday. Marsha Erickson (808) 976-7676 Fortin (808) 32-6774 Hawaii Oct. 3-13 — Printed in U. S. A. — MAR. 2-9 LPGA WOMEN'S KEMPER OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT— P rinceville, APR. 6 CONCERT AT KA'AUEA— A major outdoor concert featuring Hawai- MAY30-31 50TH STATE FAIR— Held on consecutive weekends. Commercial JULY 4 FOURTH FEST— Carole Kai Bed Race, flea market, eanoe races and Kauai. A m fac P roperty Corp. (808) 667-7411 ian fo lk m usic and dance. Held in fro n t of the Volcanoes A rt Center, JUNE 1, 6-8, exhibits, produce, food booths, entertainment. Honolulu, Oahu. other sports. Liliuokalani Park. Hilo, Hawaii. Edwin Hara (808) 5 HELENE CURTIS PRO-AM GOLF T O U R N A M E N T -P articipates in LPGA Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii, immediately following the 13-15, 20-22 Honolulu Jaycees (808) 536-5492 961-6651 Women’s Kemper Open. Princeville, Kauai. Mac Hunter (808) Merrie Monarch Festival. Marsha Erickson (808) 967-7676 JUNE 7-8 MISSION HOUSES MUSEUM FANCY FAIR-Features Hawaii’s best 4 PARKER RANCH RODEO AND HORSERACES— Top e n te rta in m e n t by 826-3580 6 BUDDHA DAY— F low er fe s tiv a l pageant at island tem ples s tatew ide crafts people and their work. Island foods and entertainment. Hawaiian cowboys from the largest singly owned U. S. ranch. 8-9 HAWAII SKI CUP MAUNA KEA SKI MEET— Open, In te rn a tio n a l and Ski to celebrate the birth of Buddha. Hawaiian Buddhist Council (808) Mission Houses Museum. Honolulu, Oahu. Ella Gifford (808) Paniolo Park. Waimea, Hawaii. Elaine Scott (808) 885-7655 Club races. Mauna Kea, Hawaii. Dick Tillson 538-3805 531-0481 4 PARKER RANCH RODEO & HORSERACES— Paniolo Park. W aim ea, 9 HAWAIIAN SONG FESTIVAL AND SONG COMPOSING C O N T E S T -K apio- APR. (early) ALOHA BASKETBALL CLASSIC— Four teams of top college seniors 7-8 FITNESS FAIR— A m u lti-s p o rts event to select best all-a ro u n d a th - Hawaii. Paula DeSilva (808) 885-7311 lani Park Bandstand in Waikiki. Honolulu, Oahu. Parks and (tent. ) participate in charity game. Blaisdell Center Arena, Honolulu, lete. A run, roughwater swim, weight lifting with a military band 4 WALTER MACFARLAND CANOE REGATTA AND SURF RACE— M oana Recreation (808) 521-9815 Oahu. Ruth (808) 537-1493 and a party. Poipu Beach, Kauai. Wade Lord (808) 7424409 Hotel Beach, Waikiki, Oahu. Mary Serrao (808) 689-6798 9 MAUI MARATHON— Annual marathon from Maui Mall, Kahului to 15 HALLEY’S COMET NIGHT LOOKOU T - A trip up into the v a lle y fro m 7-8 KING KAMEHAMEHA HOLUA SKI SPECIAL— A n cie n t H aw a iian H olua 4-5 KEKAHA 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION— A fun a ffa ir w ith c a rn iv a l, Kaanapali Whaler’s Village. Kahului, Maui, Ron Serrao (808) Waimea Falls Park to watch for Halley’s Comet, Oahu, Waimea snowboard races. Hawaii. Dick Tillson 871-0777 parade, food booths, keiki (child) contest and more. At Saye Park, Falls Park (808) 638-8511 (park) or (808) 923-8448 (W aikiki office) 8 TEDESCHI VINEYARD 1 0 K - S ta r ts a t Keokea Park, Kula, M aui and Kekaha, Kauai. Jose Bulatao (808) 245-8311 13 ANNUAL CAROL KAI BEDRACE AND P A R A D E -P arade s ta rts a t Ft. 19 FOSTER GARDEN FAIR— Plants, pottery, decorative dried plant finishes at beautiful Ulupalakua Ranch. Mostly downhill with one DeRussy and ends at Kapiolani Park in Waikiki. Bedrace held at 4-6 44TH ANNUAL NAALEHU RODEO— Rodeo events, fa rm fa ir, gam es tough hill a t end. Fun fo r firs t tim e competitor. E m il Tedeschi (808) Kapiolani Park in Waikiki. Honolulu, Oahu. Variety School (808) material for sale. Honolulu, Oahu. Caroline Dvojacki (808) (tent.) contests, rides, beer garden, food booths and Hawaiian enter- 732-2835 537-1708 878-6058 tainment. Parade on July 6. Naalehu, Hawaii. John Santangelo 13-16 IKEBANA SHOW— A Ja pane se F lo w e r A rra n g e m e n t S ho w — 19-20 PANIOLO SKI RODEO— A Hawaiian Cowboy Invitational Ski Meet. 10 ANNUAL HOLOKAI BALL— Ladies wear beautiful holoku gowns (808) 929-9009 Wailoa Visitor Center, Hilo, Hawaii. Mabel Meyer (808) 961-7360 Maunakea, Hawaii. Dick Tillson (fashions of Hawaii’s monarchy days). Royal Hawaiian Hotel, 5 , 6, 7 MAKAWAO STATEWIDE RODEO— An old -tim e u p c o u n try ro d e o — one Honolulu, Oahu. Dawn-Ramsey (808) 842-8211 15-16 KONA STAMPEDE— A fu ll range of rodeo events. H onaunau Arena. 19-27 AMERICA’S CUP WEEK— A 7-race series d ra w in g a bou t 3, 000 of the best. Oskie Rice Arena. Annual Makawao 4th of July Rodeo Honaunau, Hawaii. William Bergin (808) 885-7941 (tent. ) spectators from mainland and U. S. and other countries. National 11 KING KAMEHAMEHA CELEBRATION— S tate h o lid a y hono rin g Kam e- Parade on July 5. Makawao, Maui. Gary Moore (808) 572-8736 15 EMERALD BALL— Sponsored by the S ociety of the F rie n d ly Sons of tv coverage. Cruise boats w ill be available to take spectators out hameha the Great, Hawaii’s first monarch. 6 BIG ISLAND MARATHON AND HALF MARATHON— A 26. 2-m ile and a St. Patrick. Dinner and dancing to a big name band at a major to watch races. Honolulu, Oahu. Dick Gooch (808) 942-7760 6 OAHU ISLAND— Lei draping ceremony at King Kamehameha 13. 1-mile loop run starting and ending at the Hilo Hawaiian Hotel. hotel. Honolulu, Oahu. Ran Mulvey (808) 6214770 25-27 HAWAII CLASSIC HORSE SHOW.— New Town and C ountry Stables, statue. Civic Center downtown Honolulu. Antoinette Lee (808) Hilo, Hawaii. Laurie Lannen (808) 959-7987 17 SAINT PATRICK'S DAY PARADE— Fort DeRussy to K apiolani Park in Waimanalo, Oahu. Janet Kishimori (808) 536-9684 548-4512 JULY SHERATON WAIKOLOA HOTEL BRANTLEY CENTER TENNIS TOURNA- Waikiki. No-host party follows parade at Holiday lnn-Waikiki APR. 26- KONA SPORTS FESTIVAL— Nine fe stiv e fu n -fille d days o f a v a rie ty 7 Parade with floral floats, pageantry, bands, and a Ho’olaule’a (tenl early) MENT— Sheraton Waikoloa Hotel Courts, Waikoloa, South Ko- Beach Hotel (pool deck). Honolulu, Oahu. Ran Mulvey (808) MAY 10 of sports and entertainment. Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Curtis Taylor (street party) in Waikiki. Honolulu, Oahu. Antoinette Lee (808) hala. Dino Bondallian (808) 885-6789 621-8770 548-4512 (808) 328-2171 JULY (mid) INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF THE P A C IF IC -A Pageant of N ations. 21 MISS ALOHA HAWAII P A G E A N T -A fook-C hinen A udito rium , Hilo, 7 HAWAII ISLAND— Parade and Ho’olaule’a at Hale Halawi Kailua- 27 MAY DAY/LEI DAY CELEBRATION— Annual isla n d -w id e lei-m aking Costumes and dances of Japan, China, Korea, Portugal, Tahiti, H aw aii. Glen M atsuda (808) 961-7461 Kona, Hawaii. Mary Green (808) 323-3000 New Zealand and the Philippines. Centered around a ship in port. contest. Maui Inter-Continental Wailea, Wailea, Maui. Sharon 11 HAWAII ISLAND— E ntire day o f H aw aiian e n te rta in m e n t, cra fts 22 MISS KAUAI PAGEANT— K auai W ar M em orial C onvention H all. Klaschka (808) 879-1922 Hilo, Hawaii. Japanese Chamber of Commerce (808) 961-6123 Lihue, Kauai. Showlites (808) 742-9049 exhibits and demonstrations, food booths. Coconut Island, MAY 1 LEI DAY— Annual celebration highlighting statewide lei competi- 8-13 MAUNA KEA BEACH HOTEL’S 12TH ANNUAL PRO-AM GOLF TOURNA- 23 HAWAIIAN HIGHLAND GATHERING— A g ath ering o f the cla n s fo r Hilo, Hawaii. Malia Puka O Kalani Church (808) 935-9338 tions and exhibits. Site to be announced. Honolulu, Oahu. Mrs. MENT— A 54-hole event with 25 teams of one pro and three Scottish games competition. Scottish foods, Highland dancing, 7 King Kamehameha statue draping, games, ho’olaule’a at Nagashima (808) 521-9815 Hawi. Ku’ukini (foot race) Pololo Valley to Kapaau. Antoinette amateurs. Kohala Coast, Hawaii. J. D. Ebergsberger (808) games and pipe bands. Richardson Field. Pearl Harbor, Oahu. Paul 882-7222 Lynch (808) 523-5050 1 MAY DAY IS LEI DAY IN H A W A II-Is la n d w id e annual lei-m a king Lee (808) 548-4512 com petition— Kauai Museum. Lihue, Kauai. Irmalee Pomroy (808) 7 KAUAI ISLAND— Parade, ho’olaule’a, arts and crafts. Lihue and 12-23 PAN PACIFIC 16-FOOT SOUTH PACIFIC C H AM PIO NSH IPS-H ickam 23 OPUS 7— HONOLULU SYMPHONY FUN RUN— A 4 -m ile fu n run 245-6931 Kukui Grove Shopping Center, Kauai. Edie Bandmann (808) Harbor and offshore Waikiki. Conducted by the Royal Hawaiian through Kahala, starting and finishing at Ft. Ruger Park. Honolulu, 822-0919 Ocean Racing Club. Twenty 16-foot skiffs come from Australia to Oahu. Merry Lee Corwin (808) 944-7301 3 SECOND ANNUAL OHANA FESTIVAL— Arts, crafts, martial arts, ethnic dances and a variety of music by some of Hawaii’s favorite 7 MAUI ISLAND— Parade. Lahaina, Maui. Kuulei Lay (808) compete. Honolulu, Oahu. Dick Gooch (808) 942-7760 23-30 PRINCE KUHIO FESTIVAL— Pageantry, songs and dances from the 244-9552 musicians. St. Louis High School, Honolulu, Regina Foster (808) 13 SUMMERTIME HO’OLAULEA— Hula Festival with arts and crafts. era of Prince Kuhio. Canoe races and a royal ball. Lihue, Kauai. 735-4834 11 Ho’olaule’a (street party), arts, crafts, food, lei making. 11 Kauai Museum. Lihue, Kauai. Irmalee Pomroy (808) 245-6931 Maile Semitekol (808) 245-3971 a. m. -4 p. m. Maui Marriott Hotel, Kaanapali, Maui. Valerie 3-4 PACIFIC HANDCRAFTERS GUILD SPRING FAIR— Q uality a rts and 13 TIN MAN TRIATHLON— A b o u t 1, 000 tria th le te s g ather a t A la M oana 23-30 AHA HANA LIMA— Crafts experts from England and the U. S. will Kong (808) 667-1200 crafts from Hawaii’s finest artists. Demonstrations, ethnic foods, (tent.) Park to swim 800 meters, bike 25 miles and finish with a 6. 2 miles teach workshops in Hawaii. Also slide lecture program and an and entertainment. Ala Moana Park. Honolulu, Oahu. Karon Chang 14 KING KAMEHAMEHA 13TH ANNUAL HULA AND CHANT COMPETITION - run around Diamond Head to Queen Kapiolani Park, Waikiki. exhibit of participants work. Honolulu Academy of Arts, Honolulu, (808) 538-7227 Brigham Young University Hawaii, Laie, Oahu. Antoinette Lee Honolulu, Oahu. Olga Caldwell (808) 538-3991 Oahu. (808) 538-3693 (808) 548-4512 4 MAY DAY BY THE BAY— A Lei Day celebration. C rafts and eth nic food 15-25 PAN AM WINDSURF PACIFIC C U P -O n e design and open class w in d - 26 ANNUAL HAWAIIAN FESTIVAL OF M U S IC -M u s ic gro u p s fro m H aw aii booths. Princeville, Kauai. Kuulei Leota (808) 826-6591 14-15 ANNUAL UPCOUNTRY FUN FAIR— Old fashioned fa rm fa ir fe a tu rin g surfing event on Oahu. Wavejumping, Olympic triangle, and long and mainland U. S. compete in a festival of stage bands, concert 4-H farmers’ products, a fun run, sports tournaments, entertain- distance race. Site determined by wind conditions. Oahu Beaches. choirs, madrigal swing groups and marching bands. Waikiki 5-7 WESTERN ATHLETICS CONFERENCE (WAC) CHAM PIONSHIPS-Uni- ment and food booths and Star Search finals. Eddie Tam Center. Dick Gooch (808) 836-6741 Shell, Honolulu, Oahu. Robert Schriver (808) 637-6566 versity of Hawaii and other collegiate teams meet in Hawaii this M akaw ao, M aui. N etta Kanoho (808) 572-1011 year for golf championships. Waikoloa, Hawaii. Dennis Rose (808) JULY 19-20 PACIFIC HANDCRAFTERS GUILD F A IR -Q u a lity a rts and c ra fts fro m 26 PRINCE KUHIO DAY— A state h o lid a y ho noring H a w a ii’s Prince 883-9661 18 ANNUAL HAWAIIAN FESTIVAL OF M U S IC -M u s ic groups fro m m a in - Hawaii’s finest artists. Craft demonstrations, ethnic foods and Kuhio. Celebration at Prince Kuhio Federal Building. Honolulu, land U. S. and Hawaii compete in a festival of stage and sym- entertainment. Thomas Square. Honolulu, Oahu. Karon Chang Oahu. General Services (808) 546-7573 17-18 ANNUAL PRESERVATION PARADE— A to u r fo r the p ublic o f h is to ric phonic bands, concert choirs, madrigal and swing groups and (808) 538-7227 neighborhoods and open houses to celebrate Historic Preserva- marching bands. Waikiki Shell. Honolulu, Oahu. Robert F. Schriver 29 ANNUAL HAWAIIAN FESTIVAL OF MUSIC SPECIAL C O N C E R T-K apio- 19 PRINCE LOT KUHIO HULA FESTIVAL— H ula schools g a th e r to per- lani Park. Honolulu, Oahu. Robert Schriver (808) 637-6566 tion Week. Fee. Honolulu, Oahu. Sharlene Rohter (808) 946-1641 (808) 637-6566 form authentic ancient and modern hula. Moanalua Gardens 18 WAIKIKI PADOLE BOARD RACES-Honolulu, Oahu. Edmond Pestana 30 UNDERWATER EASTER EGG H U N T -W a io h a i Bay, Kauai. W ade Lord 21 PUNA CULTURAL FESTIVAL— “ A Launa A lo h a Me Na Ohana O Foundation (808) 839-5334 (808) 7424409 (808) 732-1845 Kalapana” — Hawaiian cultural arts, crafts demonstrations, ex- 23-30 4TH ANNUAL OCEAN PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL SAILBOARD CHAMPION- 18-25 WESTERN WEEK IN H O N O K A A -lncludes a Portuguese Bean Soup hibits, entertainment— Kamoamoa Park, Hawaii Volcanoes Na- 30 PRINCE KUHIO RODEO— Po'oku S tables. P rinceville, Kauai. Gale SHIP INVITATIONAL— Held off Diamond Head in W aikiki. Honolulu, contest, market day, parade, rodeo and rodeo dance. Honokaa, tional Park, Hawaii. Kuulei Pavao (808) 965-8936 Carswell (808) 826-6777 Oahu. Bob Spaulding (808) 262-8571 Hawaii. Judith Johnson (808) 775-0345 JUNE 22-29 FESTIVAL OF ETHNIC MUSIC AND DANCE— A v a rie ty perform ances 30 EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE— Punchbow l N ational M em orial Ceme- JULY (mid. ) MID-SUMMER’S NIGHT GLEAM— A m oon light w a lk w ith a rt and 24-26 MICHELOB REGATTA— Three days of Hobi cat races along Kailua JULY 21- from Asian and Pacific cultures. Featuring award winning hula tery of the Pacific, Honolulu, Oahu. Hawaii Council of Churches entertainment in Foster Botanic Garden, Honolulu, Oahu. Caroline beaches starting at the Kaneohe Marine Base. Steve Fields (808) AUG. 9 performers. At University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Oahu. Rick Trimil- (808) 531-4888 Dvojacki (808) 537-1708 261-2961 los, U. H. Music Dept. (808) 948-7756 or (808) 948-7707 MAR. 30- MERRIE MONARCH FESTIVAL— O utstanding co m p e titio n betw een 25 VALLEY ISLE TRIATHLON— D istances equal o n e -h a lf the Ironm an. JUNE 27- HAWAII STATE FARM FAIR— M cK inley High S chool grounds. H ono- JULY 27 15TH ANNUAL UKULELE FESTIVAL— H undreds of ukulele pla yers APR. 6 Hawaii’s best hula halau (schools). Both ancient and modern perform. Queen Kapiolani Park, Waikiki. Honolulu, Oahu. Roy dances. Hilo, Hawaii. Dorothy Thompson (808) 935-9168 Wailea, Maui. Ron Serrao (808) 871-0777 JULY 6 lulu, Oahu. Mildred Miyashiro (808) 848-2074 Sakuma (808) 487-6010 APR. 2 ANNUAL HAWAIIAN FESTIVALOFMUSIC— M u s ic g ro u p s fro m H a w a ii MAY 26 CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH AND POLO G A M E -K a le a k a la Polo Field. JUNE 28- VICTORIA TO MAUI YACHT RACE— Yachts leave V ictoria, B. C., June and mainland U. S. compete in a festival of stage, symphonic Makawao, Maui. Peter Baldwin (808) 877-5541 JULY 10 28, arrive Maui about 12 days later. Arrival times vary. Dan JULY 25- KONA HAWAIIAN BILLFISH TOURNAMENT— Q ualifying t e s t fo r Am er- bands, concert choirs, madrigal, swing groups and marching 26 MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL MILITARY SERVICES— N ational M e m orial O’Brian (808) 661-8385 AUG. 1 ican teams seeking entry to the annual Hawaiian Billfish Tourna- bands. Waikiki Shell, Honolulu, Oahu. Robert Schriver (808) Cemetery of the Pacific. Honolulu, Oahu. (808) 546-3190 JULY 3-6 ANNUAL HILO ORCHID SOCIETY S H O W -B u tle r B uilding, C ivic A udi- ment. Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Peter Fithian (808) 922-9708 637-6566 MAY (late) OPEN SEA SPECTACULAR— An a ll-d a y event h ig h lig h tin g w a te r torium Grounds, Hilo, Hawaii. Neil Okimoto (808) 965-9299 or (808) AUG. 1-2 THE ANNUAL STATE POLICE MOUNTAINBALL TOURNAMENT— A 5-14 O’NEIL INVITATIONAL— Top w in d s u rfe rs fro m H aw aii, Japan and or sports with entertainment, food booths, games and demonstra- 964-1403 double elimination event. Players are police officers from all mainland U. S. will compete. Ho'okipa Beach Park, Maui. Paul JUNE (early) tions by military. Leeward Coast, Oahu. Army Community Rela- 3-6 ANNUAL BIG ISLAND BONSAI S H O W -W a ilo a V is ito r Center, Hilo, islands. Old Kona Airport. Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Officer David Ehman (808) 579-9765 tio n s (808) 438-9761 Hawaii. Mabel Meyer (808) 935-7360 Carter (808) 323-3818 JAN 1 NEW YEAR S DAY / JAN 11 HULA BOWL-Annual College All-Star Football FEB 2 NFL PRO BOWL 86. Oahu. / FEB 7-8 PUNAHOU CARNIVAL / FEB 9 CHINESE Classic. Oahu. / JAN 20 MARTIN LUTHER KING S BIRTHDAY / JAN 16-MAR 2 NEW YEAR—Year of the Tiger. / FEB 13-16 HAWAIIAN OPEN INTERNATIONAL GOLF NARCISSUS FESTIVAL—Demonstrations, fireworks, dragon dance and queen pageant. TOURNAMENT. Waialae Golf and Country Club. Oahu. / FEB 15 LEI QUEEN Oahu / JAN 16-APR 5 CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL—Colorful Japanese celebration COMPETITION / FEB 17 PRESIDENTS' DAY and queen pageant Oahu
MAR 3-9 LPGA WOMEN'S KEMPER OPEN. Princeville, Kauai. / MAR 8 13TH ANNUAL APR ALOHA BASKETBALL CLASSIC. Honolulu. Oahu / APR 26-MAY 10 KONA SPORTS CAROLE KAI BED RACE / MAR 9 MAUI MARATHON. Maui. / MAR 21 KAMEHAMEHA / FESTIVAL / APR 27 MAY DAY/LEI DAY CELEBRATION. Maui Inter-Continental. Wailea. SCHOOLS SONG CONTEST. Oahu. / MAR 23-30 PRINCE KUHIO FESTIVAL. Kauai. / - Maui / APR GREAT HAWAIIAN ROAD RALLY Honolulu. Oahu MAR 30-APR 6 MERRIE MONARCH FESTIVAL—Ancient and modern Hawaiian dance contests. Hilo. / MAR 26 PRINCE KUHIO DAY / MAR 28 GOOD FRIDAY / MAR 30 EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE. Punchbowl Nat’l Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific Oahu
MAY 1 LEI DAY—Annual flower festival. All Islands. / MAY 11 MOTHER'S DAY / MAY 23 JUN 6-11 KING KAMEHAMEHA CELEBRATION. All Islands. / JUN 7 KAMEHAMEHA DAY MISS HAWAII SCHOLARSHIP PAGEANT —Winner represents Hawaii in Miss America PARADE. Oahu, Kauai, Maui. Kona / JUN 15 FATHER'S DAY / JUN 17-24 14TH ANNUAL Scholarship Pageant. Oahu. / MAY 23-25 KONA GOLD JACKPOT FISHING HAWAIIAN FESTIVAL OF MUSIC. Oahu. / JUN 26-29 7TH ANNUAL JAPAN FESTIVAL IN TOURNAMENT. Kailua-Kona. Hawaii. / MAY 26 MEMORIAL DAY HAWAII. Waikiki. / JUN 27-JUL 6 STATE FARM FAIR Oahu. / JUN-JUL ANNUAL HILO ORCHID SHOW Hilo Orchid Atrium Hilo, Hawaii
JUL 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY/ AUG 1-10 28TH ANNUAL HAWAIIAN INTERNATIONAL BILLFISH TOURNAMENT. Kailua JUL 19 PRINCE LOT HULA COMPETITION Kona, Hawaii. / AUG 15 ADMISSION DAY / AUG 27-30 KAUAI COUNTY FAIR. Kauai. / AUG 30-31 PARKER RANCH ROUND-UP. Paniolo Park Kamuela. Hawaii
SEP 1 LABOR DAY / SEP 1 ANNUAL ROUGH WATER SWIM. Waikiki Beach. / OCT 9-12 MAUI COUNTY FAIR / OCT 12 MEN'S MOLOKAI-TO-OAHU CANOE RACE/ SEP 10-14 HAWAII COUNTY FAIR. Hawaii / SEP 19-28 ALOHA WEEK FESTIVALS OCT 13 DISCOVERERS' DAY / OCT 16-19 ANNUAL ORCHID SHOW Oahu / All lslands. / SEP 27 ALOHA WEEK FLORAL PARADE Oahu / SEP 28 WOMEN’S OCT 18 IRONMAN TRIATHLON Kailua-Kona. Hawaii MOLOKAI -TO-OAHU CANOE RACE
NOV 4 ELECTION DAY / NOV 5-8 KONA COFFEE FESTIVAL / NOV 7-9 NA MELE O MAUI / DEC 7 14TH ANNUAL HONOLULU MARATHON. Oahu. / DEC 25 CHRISTMAS DAY / NOV 11 VETERANS DAY / NOV 12-15 KAPALUA INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DEC 27-30 ANNUAL RAINBOW CLASSIC-Collegiate basketball tournament Oahu GOLF TOURNAMENT Maui. / NOV 27 THANKSGIVING DAY