f rom tl1e l1011oretl past. we bril1S fortl1 l1ew bMtls let MS beSil1 ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS 36TH ANNUAL CONVENTION .:. KONA .:.1995 --.....------,------.------
EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS HONOLULU
BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO GOVERNOR
MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO .TO THE ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS
November 7 - 12, 1995
On behalf of the people of the State of Hawaii, I am pleased to send my greetings, and warmest aloha, to all who are attending the 36th Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs at the King Kamehameha Hotel in Kailua Kona.
For more than seven decades, your association has been a consistent and respected advocate for the concerns of Hawaiian people. You have experienced tremendous growth since the founding of your first club by Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole in 1918. Today your clubs are found on every island, and on the mainland as well.
Inspired by your convention's theme, Ho'omaka, which speaks of establishing new goals, you are sure to have a lively and informative gathering on the Big Island during these days.
Mayall of you enjoy this time together, as you gather with old friends and renew your commitment to civic duty on behalf of the Hawaiian people.
Aloha, DANIEL K. INOUYE HAWAII
APPROPRIATIONS PRINCE KUHIO FEDERAL BUILDING Subcommittee on Defense ~tattS ~tnatt ROOM 7325, 300 ALA MOANA BOULEVARD tinittd HONOLULU, HI 96850-4975 COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND TRANSPORTATION SUITE 722. HART SENATE OFFICE BUILDING (808) 541-2542 WASHINGTON, DC 20510-1102 ·FAX (808) 541-2549 Subcommittee on Surface Transportation and Merchant Marine (202) 224-3934 101 AUPUNI STREET, NO. 205 FAX (202) 224-6747 HILO. HI 96720 COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS (808) 935-0844 DEMOCRATIC STEERING COMMITTEE FAX (808) 961-5163
COMMITTEE ON RULES AND ADMINISTRATION JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING November 7, 1995
Association ofHawaiian Civic Clubs Annual Convention King Kamehameha Hotel Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Dear Friends:
I have most privileged and honored to work with the Association ofHawaiian Civic Clubs over the years on matters ofmutual concern.
I am pleased to share with you that the United States Senate concurred with my request to continue the funding for Native Hawaiian programs--$31 million was approved for education, health, vocational training, culture, and drug free education programs for the upcoming fiscal year. Unfortunately, no funds were appropriated by the House. I will do my best to retain as much ofthe funding as possible when the Senate and House meet in conference to reconcile their differences.
These projects are critical to not only improving the collective quality oflife ofthe Native Hawaiian people, butalso to continue to underscore the existence ofa trust relationship on the part ofthe federal government. Notwithstanding the budgetary climate and the new reform-minded leadership in the Congress, ours is a fight that must be fought and an obligation that must be satisfied.
You have done much to raise the awareness and to provide a forum to discuss issues ofimportance to the Native Hawaiian community. Ours is a mission that is always current and ongoing.
Please accept my best wishes for an informative and enjoyable conference. I look forward to continuing our work together. ..------~~~-~~~~~~~~--~----~.~
ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS P.O. Box 1135 Honolulu, Hawaii 96807 .
1995 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
'Ano'ai me ke aloha pumehana,
BO'OMAKA! To begin, start, to put forth buds!
Welcome to the 36th Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian civic Clubs. Kona Kai 'Opua!
The 1994-95 Association year has been eventful as we continue to strive to fulfill the vision set out for us by our founder Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalaniana'ole.
Mahalo piha to our officers, directors and committee chairs for their hana nui throughout the year. Again, you have done us proud!
Best aloha to all members as we, together, complete the important work that brings us to convention. Our workshops, our resolutions and the debate on them and our committee deliberations and reports all help us to gain the knowledge and insight necessary to preparing us to carry on our pervasive endeavors to improve the lot of our Hawaiian People.
Mahalo nui loa to the members of the Hawai'i Council clubs, our hosts at this convention, for your hard work and warm hospitality.
KEPPELER WAIMANALO ...... • .. 39 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE " 3 wAIKfKi 39
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS...... 4 HAWAI'I COUNCIL ...... ••. .. 39 HAMAKUA ...... •.... 39 LEITERS OF WELCOME ...... • 7 HILO , ...... ••... 40 Governor of Hawai' i Benjamin Cayetano ...... 7 HO'OPULOA ...... •..•.. •. 41 U.S. Senator Daniel K. Inouye 8 KA'U 41 U.S. Senator Daniel Akaka ...... 9 KOHALA ...... •...• 41 State Senator Malama Solomon 10 KONA ...•...... •.... 42 State Senator Andrew Levin ...... 11 LAUPAHOEHOE ...... •...... •... 42 State Representative David A. Tamas 12 PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOA ...... 43 Mayor Stephen K. Yamashiro - County of Hawaii. 13 SOUTH KOHALA ...... •...• .. 44 OHA Chairman - Trustee Clayton Hee ...... 14 WAIMEA 44 OHA Trustee Island of Hawai" i - Moanikeala Akaka 15 MAUl COUNCIL ...... •.•. .. 45 OUTSTANDING AWARDS 1995 ...... 16 CENTRAL MAUl ...... ••.. .. 45 Kiilia I Ka Nu'u 16 HO'OLEHUA .. :...... 46 Prince Kiihio 17 LAHAINA 46 Ka Po'okela 0 Kiihio 18 Kalaniana' ole Award 19 KAUA'I COUNCIL 46 Kako'o 0 Kalaniana'ole . ; ...... 20 HANALEI 46 Pualeilani 21 KAUMUALI'I '...... 47 KAUA'I 47 O'AHU COUNCIL ...... 22 'AHAHUI SIWILA HAWAI'I 0 KAPOLEI ... .. 23 MAINLAND COUNCIL...... 47 ALI'I PAUAHI ...... 23 'AHAHUI KiWILA HAWAI'I 0 SAN DIEGO . .. 48 'EWA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB 24 'AHAHUI 0 LILI'UOKALANI , 49 HONOLULU ...... 24 'AINAHAU 0 KALEPONI 50 KAILUA 26 HUI 0 HAWAI'I 0 UTAH ...... •... 50 KALIHI-PALAMA 26 KAUWAHI 'ANAINA ....•...... 51 KING KAMEHAMEHA 26 LAS VEGAS 51 KO'OLAULOA .•...... 27 NA KEIKI 0 HAWAI'I ...•...... 51 KO'OLAUPOKO ...... 27 NA PO'E 0 HAWAI'I 52 KUALOA-HE'EIA ...... 27 NANAIKAPONO 28 NECROLOGY '.' .' ...•...• 54 PEARL HARBOR •...... 29 PRINCE KUHIO •...•...... • ...... 31 'AHA MELE 1995 ...... • ...... 55 - AHCC CONVENTION AGENDA...... 32 CREDENTIALS AN1) REGISTRATION REPORT ... 62
PRINCESS KA'IULANI 35 PU'ULOAi '...... 35 QUEEN EMMA ...•...... 36 QUEEN KAPI'OLANI 36 WAHIAWA .•...... 37 WAI' ALUA •.•...... 37 WAI'ANAE ...... ••.'...... 38
6 DANIEL K. AKAKA MEMBER: HAWAII COMMITIEE ON ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES WASHINGTON OFFICE: COMMITIEE ON GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS 720 HART SENATE OFFICE COMMITIEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS BUILDING WASHINGTON. DC 20510 ~tattS ~tnatt COMMITIEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS TELEPHONE: (202) 224-0361 tlnittd WASHINGTON, DC 20510-1103 HONOLULU OFFICE: 3104 PRINCE JONAt1KUt110 KALANIANAOlE FEDERAL BUILDING P.O. Box 50144 November 7, 1995 HONOLULU. HI 96850 TELEPt10NE: (808) 522-8970
MESSAGE FROM U.S. SENATOR DANIEL K. AKAKA
It is with great pleasure that I extend my best wishes on this annual convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs.
To each of the delegates and their guests, my aloha. You have set aside time to be a part of this annual assembly, and I commend you for your participation. As delegates, you play an important role in representing the interests of the forty-five Hawaiian Civic Clubs in Hawai'i, California, Colorado, Alaska, Nevada and Utah. These next several days of meetings are all the more significant because of the commitment you have all made in time and effort to help set the direction and goals of your federation, the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs.
I wish to also commend the officers of the Association and all who have been involved in arranging this year's convention. I know that they have worked hard to ensure that the sessions ahead will be informative and productive. This is more than a forum for the exchange of information or the voicing of concerns and ideas; this convention should also serve to promote unity. During the course of this six-day gathering, it will be an opportunity to strengthen the bond between members, for I must say that the good fellowship of this gathering is also an important part of this convention.
I join your many friends in wishing you my very best for a most successful annual convention.
Aloha pumehana,
DANIEL K. AKAKA U.S. Senator
PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
STATE OF HAWAII STATE CAPITOL HONOLULU, HAWAII 96813
TO THE ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS FROM STATE REPRESENTATIVE DAVID TARNAS
NOVEMBER 7, 1995
Aloha!
Welcome to Kona. It is truly an honor for our community to host the State Convention for the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. We appreciate the hard work and diligence of the Civic Clubs in perpetuating Hawaiian cultural values and traditions. In these challenging times, your steadfastness is a source of strength for us all.
Please accept my best wishes for a successful convention.
Mahalo a nul loa,
David A. Tarnas Representative, 6th District North Kona/South Kohala William G. Davis Managing Director Stephen K. Yamashiro Mayor HenryCho DeputyManaging Director
~nunfll nf ~afuaii 25 Aupuni Street, Room 215 • Hilo, Hawaii 96720-4252 • (808) 961-8211 • Fax (808) 961-6553 KaNA: 75-5706 Kuakini Highway, Suite 103 • Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 (808)329-5226 • Fax (808) 326-5663
MAYOR'S MESSAGE
On behalf of the people of the County of Hawaii, it is a great pleasure' to welcome the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs to the Big Island of Hawaii.
We extend to you our warmest greetings as you conduct your business and work toward this year's theme, "Ho'omaka."
The Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs is to be commended for helping to preserve and perpetuate the Hawaiian culture and for working to improve the quality of life for Native Hawaiians.
Please take the opportunity to travel throughout the Big Island and enjoy the beauty of our land and the hospitality of our people.
Best wishes for a most enjoyable and memorable convention.
Aloha,
. Yamashiro ty of Hawaii 8 Nowemapa 1995
E na hoa lala 0 na Hui Kiwila Hawai'i, aloha nui kakou,
'Oiai '0 ka makahiki kanakolukumaono keia 0 na 'aha 0 na Hui Kiwila Hawai'i, ua ho'ohanohano 'ia au e ho'okipa ia 'oukou a pau, mai ka "Moku Honu" rna ka hikina, a pela no mai Hawai'i nei 0 Keawe a hOO i Ni'ihau 0 Kahelelani. E kipa mai kakou a pau i keia wahi pana '0 Kamakahonu rna Kailua nei. He pololei no ke mele kaulana 0 neia 'aina nei, nona ka 'Olelo, "Ha'aheo Hawai'i i na Kona."
On this, the 36th annual 'aha of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, it is an honor to welcome you all, na 'oiwi Hawai'i, from civic clubs from the AOHCC mainland and island councils, to Kamakahonu, Kailua, Kona. The sentiment expressed in the well known Kona song is certainly true, that "Ha'aheo Hawai'i i na Kona -- Hawai'i is proud of its Kona districts."
This year's convention theme provided by Aunty Lei Collins, "Ho'omaka, From the Honored Past, We Bring Forth New Buds, Let us Begin," reminds us that we are all a part of cycle that offers con tinuing renewal. We must always be mindful of the past so that we can make responsible decisions which impact our future. With this knowledge, we have the opportunity to start anew, and accom plich anything we set our minds and hearts to.
On behalf of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, I hope that this convention will be a productive and successful one, and that your goals and objectives will be realized. OHA's mission, like yours, is to work towards the betterment of the conditions of all Hawaiians. This is a responsibility we all must steadfastly pursue.
E lanakila kakou, I ho'okahi pu'uwai me ka lokahi. Let us move forward with one heart, strengthened by unity.
'0 wau iho no me ka leo mahalo,
Clayton H. W. Hee Chairman, Office of Hawaiian Affairs October 9, 1995
Ano "ai ke aloha!
Prince Jonah Kiihi6 initiated the Hawaiian Civic Club as an organization that would observe and influence events impacting the lives of his beloved Hawaiian people. Today the influence of the HCC is substantial, having a greater membership than any other civic organization. We cannot hide from the realities of today's tumultuous events. We stand at the crossroads of social, political and cultural paths for the Hawaiian people. We are making strides to "olelo Hawai'i--speak our native tongue. An outpouring of Hawaiian identity has created several plans for sovereignty reaffirming responsibility for the future of these Island ('aina) and all the people that live here. Clearly our influence must come to bear in the important struggles over land and spirit of our people. Our obligation is to malama pono--do the right thing-ito maintain the integrity of our splendid cultural heritage and to lend support for our greater "ohana in their strugglers to survive in the rising tide of foreign influences both good and bad, that affects us at every turn. Our traditional value system of aloha 'aina is of crucial importance to the present and future generations of our kamali'i---for we Hawaiians are stewards of this 'aina and in too many instances we have not exerted our full influence. Mark Twain referred to these as "the most beautiful fleet of islands anchored in any ocean"--there are those of us Hawaiians and Hawaiians at-heart guided by the Aloha 'Aina philosophy. Let us bind together our wounds- -now more than ever we must work together for the sake of our people and our islands.
Me ke aloha pumehana, ~--_.-.-
Moanikeala Akaka, Hawaii Island Trustee
Office of Hawaiian Affairs ASSOCIATION OF HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBS OUTSTANDING AWARDS 1995
The Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs recognizes the special volunteer effort and dedication of its membership and the community at-large. There are six (6) categories of outstanding awards: 1) Prince Kuhio Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club, 2) Outstanding Hawaiian non HCC member, 3) Outstanding HCC member - service to Civic Club, 4) Outstanding HCC member - service to community, 5) Outstanding non Hawaiian, and 6) Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Family. All awards have been given names that pertain to Prince Jonah Kiihic Kalaniana' ole. The Outstanding Awards Committee members and Na Hana Lima Noeau Judges are shown below and we want to thank them for all of their hard work in evaluating all of the nominees for this year's awards. Outstanding Awards Committee: Louise M. Peters - Chairperson - Nanaikapono Hawaiian Civic Club Ike Ka' aihue - Member - Puuloa Hawaiian Civic Club Shelly Hao-Tamon - Member - King Kamehameha Hawaiian Civic Club Kawika Liu - Member - Nanaikapono Hawaiian Civic Club Judges for the Outstanding Awards Kilpuna Gladys Pualoa - Ko' olauloa Hawaiian Civic Club Gladys Shiroma - King Kamehameha Hawaiian Civic Club Wayne Kahoonei Panoke - Kualoa-Heeia Hawaiian Civic Club
For the "Na Hana Lima No' eau" there are only two clubs participating this year. Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Club - O'ahu Council "Ainahau '0 Kaleponi Hawaiian Civic Club - Mainland Council
Judges for the Na Hana Lima No' eau are: Rose Fujimori - Kona Hawaiian Civic Club Kalili Murayama - Kona Hawaiian Civic Club
NOMINEES AND WINNERS FOR OUTSTANDING AWARDS 1995 Killia I Ka Nu'u Outstanding Native Hawaiian Non-Hawaiian Civic Club Member is awarded to Noa Emmett 'Auwae Aluli, MD
Hawaiian Civic Club ofHonolulu Las Vegas Hawaiian Civic Club Waikiki Hawaiian Civic Club
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Noa Emmett 'Auwae Aluli, MD Paul & Rose Kauhaahaa David Paul Parker
16 Prince Kiihiii Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club » Nominees are shown below and the wlnneris) will be announced at the awards resenuuion Clubs nominated without a photograph: 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi Hawaiian Civic Club Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Club Wai'alua Hawaiian Civic Club
'Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i 0 K olei Hawaiian Civic Club
Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club
Hawaiian Civic Club 0 Honolulu
17 Ka Po'okela 0 Kiihi6 Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Member For Service to the Hawaiian Civic Club is awarded to Doreen Kealailiahi Lindsey & Charles Kanaaha Kapua
"Ahahui Siwlla Hawai'i 0 Kapolei Hawaiian Civic Club ofHonolulu Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Club Hawaiian Civic Club
Lelmomi Jones Geraldine Maile Alama Niiniiikapono Hawaiian Civic Club Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club
Elizabeth Stevens Doreen Keolailiahi Lindsey Charles Ko.nooha KapU4
Las Vegas Hawaiian Civic Club Hawaiian Civic Club ofLaupiihoehoe (No Photo Available) (No Photo Available) Herbie A. Watson Ernest Kealiikaahiki Thomas
18 Kalaniana'ole A ward - Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Member For Service to the Community at-large is awarded to Hanalei Piimanu Viemz
"Ahohui Klwila Hawai'i 0 San "Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i 0 Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu Diego Hawaiian Civic Club Kapolei Hawaiian Civic Club
Hanalei Piimanu Vierra Emogene Marlin Patricia K. Brandt Hawaiian Civic Club of Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic WaikTkT Hawaiian Civic Club Laupahoehoe Club
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Rebecca Leimomi Kalauli
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Kako' 0 0 Kalaniana'ole Outstanding Non-Hawaiian For Service to the Hawaiian Community is awarded to Wallace F. Froiseth and Michael J. Matsukawa
'Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i 0 Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu Kana Hawaiian Civic Club Kapolei Hawaiian Civic Club (Photograph not available)
Michael 1. Matsukawa Las. Vegas Hawaiian Civic Club
(Photograph not available)
Mike Kido Wallace F. Froiseth Steven Lum
Pearl Hamor Hawaiian Civic Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Waimea Hawaiian Civic Club Club Club
Clifford Loa Robert George Saba Barbara & Elliott Nelson
20 Pualeilani Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Family award is awarded to the S rin er "ohana 'Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i 0 Kapolei
'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi
Fahil a "ohana Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu
Gomes 'ohana Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club
Sasaki 'ohana
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O'AHU COUNCIL REPORT participated in a twenty hour vigil. Held at her home and Aloha Kakou E Na "Ohana, I am deeply honored and now a historical site, "Iolani Palace. The event was privileged to have this opportunity to share with all of you sponsored by Hui Na" auao. Clubs came to tell her story) the wonderful challenges, accomplishments and achievements sing her songs, and in reverence paid their respect. Thanks the 0'ahu Council has done in 1995. As a council one of to our council's Community Relations chairperson, Melissa our first projects was Ho" ike'ike 1995; "A DAY OF ART Guerreiro, the participation of clubs in such a humble event IN THE PARK." Under the direction of O'abu Council was very successful. Association Director Toni Lee many clubs were able to Do we ever take things for granted? That we can run, feature their exhibits of arts and crafts, homemade goodies, walk, jump, lift up a heavy object that takes a little effort and a variety of delicious food booths. The event has always from our body muscles. For the O'abu Council we again been a success and this year was no different. It was truly a participated in the "Stars Across America Muscular day of fine art, food art, and fun art. Dystrophy Telethon" on September 4th. Under the caring Our second project was participating in the beautiful and leadership of Melissa Guerreiro and Louise Peters, 45 lovely Kamehameha Floral Parade. "KE ALI'I PAUAHI members of our council gave 3 hours from their busy NO KAMEHAMEHA; A LEGACY REMEMBERED" was schedule. Some gave the entire 24 hours. Yes, we do take the theme for this year's parade. A beautiful float depicting things for granted. And yes, we W&qtl very much to assist the Royal School where Pauahi was educated was put those who are afflicted with this disease and make life for together by the many hands of the council members. Our them a little more comfortable. This has been our council's entry honored this gracious Ali' i and also the Trustees of 5th year with the MDA organization. And we look forward Bishop Estate past and present who have helped keep her to continue our participation in this worthy cause. legacy alive. Guided by AssociationDirector Leimomi Besides these five council projects, we have continued to Khan, the council entered our lovely float and placed 3rd. participate actively in Ali' i Sundays, Council Board The float was adorned with beautiful tropical flowers, meetings, Council General Membership meetings, Special greenery and given a final touch of a school master and the Services at .Mauna"ala, fund-raisers, and community service sweet and majestic voices of the Hawai'i Youth Opera projects and activities. This year the issue of "WAI" has Chorus, under the direction of talented Nola Nahulu, A become very controversial. Club members have conducted President's vehicle with the First and Second Vice Presidents agriculture tours, testified at public hearings and conducted as .with two handsome banner escorts complimented the entire well as participated in workshops regarding the issue• entry. As the President of the 0'ahu Council Association of On June the 19th, the 0'ahu Council participated in the Hawaiian Civic Clubs, I would like very much to express my , Aha' Opio '0 OHA. Sponsored by the Office of Hawaiian warm appreciation to all my officers and council members. Affairs, their theme this year was "PUHA KA HONU, UA Thank you for your participation and support. I humbly ask AWAKEA." Our council was very delighted and honored to for your continuance in 96. You have bestowed upon me have been a part of this special educational event. We more wisdom, knowledge, strength and spirituality. I hope presented leis of Aloha to all our na "opio participants. A that we continue to be instrumental to the purpose and moment truly to be remembered. Mabalo to all clubs that objectives of the movement in the spirit of ' olu'olu, contributed and especially the King Kamehameha Hawaiian ha" aha' a, lokahi and aloha. Civic Club. In closing, I take this opportunity on behalf of the 0'ahu " You must remember never to cease to act because you Council and its membership to welcome back to the fear you may fail. The way to lose any earthly kingdom is to Association the Lana'i Hawaiian Civic Club. And a warm be inflexible,;ntolerant and prejudicial. Another way is to be aloha to the new club in the Hawai'i Council, South Kohala too flexible, tolerant oftoo many wrongs and without Hawaiian Civic Club. Finally, let me express our warm judgement at all. It is a razor's edge. It is the width ofa Aloha and Mabalo from the entire 0'ahu Council f blade ofpili grass. To gain the kingdom ofheaven is to hear Membership to President, Leimana DaMate, her officers and what is not said, to see what cannot be seen, and to know the members of the Hawai'i Council for hosting our 36th Annual unknowable that is Aloha. All things in this world are two; Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs convention in beautiful in heaven there is but one." These were the words of Queen Kailua- Kona. Aloha 1 ke Kahi ike Kahi. President O'abu Liliuokalani. On August 26th, the O'abu Council Council, J~ Xa,'aiJuM,
22 .. AHAHUI SIWILA HAWAI'I 0 KAPOLEI F) Attend Ali' i Sundays for Princess Ka' iulani, King HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Lunalilo, Queen Ka' ahumanu, Price Kiihio, King P.O. Box 422 Barbers Point, HI 96862 Kamehameha, Queen Lili" uokalani G) Hold Na Mea Hawai'i programs: Hula, Kiikui Hele Po workshop, Operation "ohana, 'Ukulele Class, Ka Lae Loa Walking Tour, Waiahole Ditch Tour H) Community Service Projects: Kapolei Fest, Ma'iii Keikiland Christmas, Makakilo Stew Cook Off I) Government Relations: Resolution Briefing, Testifying to the Commission of Water, Club Resolutions J) Fundraisers: Nancy's Pizza, Christmas Wrapping, The Apology to Native Hawaiians Book Sale, Makakilo Stew Cook Off, Scholarship Golf Tournament K) Special Events: Jalna Keala for OHA fundraiser, Queen Emma Installation, Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu Installation, Queen's Military Trial, Wai'alua H.C.C. Installation, Hui Na'auao Puwafu Ho" omaika" i, Waikiki H. C. C Installation, King Kamehameha Day Parade, Queen Emma Scholarship Awards, Celebrate the First Harvest of La Veme Hatch Kunia, Nanaikapono Scholarship Lu'au, Queen Lili" uokalani Vigil, Queen's Service, Pala Ka Hala, 0'ahu Council Queen DATE ORGANIZED Not Available Liliuokalani Vigil DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) October 28, 1993 CLUB MOTTO "E Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Ama I Ka Pono" (Let sovereignty restore the righteousness of the land.) AU'I PAUAHI HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB CLUB SONG "Queens Prayer - Original uncut version" P.O. Box 1186, Haleiwa, Hawai'i 96712 CLUB FLOWER Ilima maoli (Native Ilima) CLUB COLORS Red, Green, Blue & White DATE ORGANIZED December 2, 1973 CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) December 8, 1973 President: La Verne Hatch CLUB MOTTO "Ka I Kaika 0 Ka Mana'o a me Ke Kino" First Vice President: Ellie Kaanaana (Strong in mind and body) Second Vice President: Shad S. Kane CLUB SONG Pauahi 0 Kalani Recording Secretary: Joanne Kaina CLUB FLOWER Pua Kiikui a me Lau Kiikui Corresponding Secretary: Emogene K. Martin CLUB COLORS Ke'oke'o Treasurer: Robert O. Holden CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Directors: Michael Kaualoku, Pam Dayton President: Pua'ala McElhaney Sergeant-at-Arms: Dan Lyman Vice President: Kekoa Paulsen Chaplain: Kala Holden Recording Secretary: Audrey Malama Corpuz Historian: Melissa Guerreiro Treasurer: '§ Harriet O'Sullivan Directors: Betty and Frank Dower, Carole Paulsen ACTIVITIES & AClDEVEMENTS Betty Jenkins, Annelle Amaral A) Hold monthly membership meetings Chaplain: Kiipuna Elizabeth Ellis B) Hold monthly board meetings . Historian Kawohiokalani C) Attend all 0'ahu council meetings ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS D) Attend all Association meetings Participation with: Ali'i Sundays at Kawaiaha'o Church, E) Attend Convention • Mauna 'Ala Ali'i services, 'Aha 'Opio - OHA Youth Legislature program, 'Aha Kiipuna Conference, Bishop
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Museum Sunday, AIu Like Computer Training Center HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB OF HONOLULU Scholarship Award; Lunalilo Home. Advocacy and support: P.O. Box 1513 - Honolulu, Hawai'i 96806 Liliuokalani Children's Center.
'EWA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB 2460-A Naai St. - Honolulu, Hawai'i 96819
DATE ORGANIZED Not Available DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) May 4, 1948 CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Ama I Ka Pono" (The Life of the Land Is Perpetuated in Righteousness) CLUB SONG "PUpil 0 'Ewa" CLUB FLOWER (Not Available) CLUB COLORS Green and Yellow StandingL-R: Monica Cocke", Eloise BT1I1IS, [lima Hirohara, Margaret CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Boyd, Luana Sola President: George N. Kaeliwai Jr. Sealed L-R: Maxeen Shea, Leimomi Jones, Marlene Ebo, Sarah Kauka First Vice President: John Quarttlebaum DATE ORGANIZED December 7, 1918 Second Vice President: Florence Todd DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) Secretary: Adeline Estenes CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Ama I Ka Pono" Treasurer: George N. Kaeliwai (The Life of the Land Is Perpetuated in Righteousness) Directors: Marcella Quarttlebaum CLUB SONG "Liholiho" (Beautiful 'Ilima) Madeline Kaeliwai CLUB FLOWER 'Ilima Katherine Nakea, CLUB COLORS 'Ilima and Red ACfIVlTIES " ACHIEVEMENTS CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Participation in Ali"] Sundays at Kawaiaha'o Church and President: Luana Sala Mauna 'Ala Ali'] services. Supported the O'ahu Council First Vice President: Leimomi Jones District meetings throughout the year. Participated in the Recording Secretary: Tomi Chong planning and the building of a "Hale Moa," on the grounds of Corresponding Secretary: Maxeen Shea the "Waipahu Cultural Center," with other civic organizations Treasurer: Donald Van Gieson as a community and club function. Directors: Ilima Hirahara, Henry Gomes, Margaret Boyd Solomon Kam, Eloise Bruns, Sarah Kauka, Monica Cockett, Keawe Vredenburg, Marlene Ebo Choral Director: Charles Manu Boyd Historian: Sarah Kauka
ACTIVITIES & A<:":HIEVEMENTS Attended the AHCC Convention in Maui appointing 21 delegates, 6 alternates and submission of 9 resolutions. Approved new membership application for 14 regular, 1 associate, and 5 students with a total of 242 members. Submitted nominations for all six (6) categories of the AHCC annual recognition awards. Awarded 5 out of 6 awards with a dUal award in two categories; judged and awarded outstanding group in the 'Aha Mele competition.
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Celebrated annual Christmas Party at the Elks Club; community. For 1995, HCCH presented $28,000 in visited and entertained our kiipuna at Lunalilo Home; scholarship awards to 61 applicants at a special luncheon held participated in Ho" ike'ike at Bishop Museum by selling in their honor at Kalama Dining Hall, KSBE. Special hula baked goods, chicken hekka plate lunch, and hosting the classes were held to teach members to dance "Ku'u Home 0 Native Hawaiian Literacy Project. Commenced choral Keaukaha" as a surprise performance by the HCCH hiilau practice in August to participate in the 'aha mele competition accompanied by the melodic voice of Bruss Keppeler, at the 1995 AHCC convention in Kona. HCCH Past-President Leimomi Khan, chaired and Held installation ceremony for 1995 at Waioli Tea Room coordinated overall decoration of 0'ahu council float for in Minoa including monthly HCCH Officers Board of participating in the annual Kamahameha Day Parade Directors meetings and General Membership meetings. Guest celebration. speakers included: Herbert Hoe, Topic: Kalo and Nutrition Edited, published and distributed HCCH newsletters "KA for the Hawaiian; Mahealani Kama'u, Topic: Hawaiian LAWE 0 KE AU HOU"(The Bearer of the Latest news) and Sovereignty Elections Council update. special event flyers to members. Kakua AHCC newsletters Members paid their respect and sang favorite songs at "NUHOU I KA MAKANI" by providing photos and articles memorial services for deceased member Kuulei Ledward and for publication. for father of student member Kimberly Ishii and brother-in Ho' oulu ( a gathering) arranged taro farming field trip with law of life-member Marlene Ebeo. Sent expressions of Herbert Hoe to visit Waiahole 10' i to learn about Windward condolence to family of deceased members. Created special 0'ahu's water system, learned to do handicraft with Auntie "Na Mele 0 Hawai" i" for family of deceased members and Freda, supported the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands in friends to express our "aloha and fellowship". their vigil march, celebrate arrival of the HoWle'a, and visit Attended and kakua activities of members: Nakeu Awai's historical sites of Lana' i arranged by member Lucia Davis. annual Christmas Program, Leimomi Ho's halau fundraiser at Participated in Hawaiian Political Action Committee's Lanikohonua, Manu Boyd and Ipo Kumukahi's Mother's Day legislative reception; Battle of Nuuanu Walk; and vigil fo Celebration, and Ipo Kumukahi's Grandparents Day imprisonment of Queen Lili" uokalani. Provided models and Luncheon at Pacific Beach Hotel. participated in convention at Hyatt Regency to showcase the Attended Ali'i Sunday services at Kawaiaha'o; Goodwin Hawaiian Monarchy Gowns for ADR Productions. coordinated Ali' i Sunday and Mauna 'Ala services in honor Attended nonprofit organization seminar at Kapi" olani of our Ali"] especially, our founder, Prince Kiihia; attended Community College; Lei Hulu Mamo Award banquet services commemorating the 99th anniversary of the honoring former Governor John Waihee; and 0' 0 Award baptismal of Queen Lili" uokalani at St Andrews Cathedral. Banquet honoring Elia Long, Colette Machado, and Irmgard Kakua the Great Aloha Run by assisting at designated Aluli; Aloha Festivals Ist Annual Frank B. Shaner Hawaiian water station, Kelley's on Nimitz Hwy; Kalihi-Palama Falsetto Contest at Sheraton Royal Hawaiian Hotel Monarch Culture and Arts Society's 20th Annual Queen Liliuokalani Room in support of Kona Hawaiian Civic Club's Keiki Hula Competition by assisting with backstage participating member Gene " Bucky "Leslie. Attended and coordination and providing hospitality services; Kawaiaha' 0 supported premier opening and reception of Hawai' i Church's 175th Anniversary Celebration by assisting with produced film "Picture Bride"; and supported fundraiser for food service in Likeke Hall; Jerry Lewis Annual Labor Day Kumu Sonny Ching's hiilau at Neil Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. Weekend Telethon benefitting patients with muscular Supported and visited with 'Ahahui Siwila Hawai" i 0 dystrophy by assisting with telephonic pledges; performed at Kapolei HCC to share knowledge of "their side" of the water Windward Community College's"An Evening of Hawaiian use situation ind to visit "dry land" taro farms in Leeward Music and Dance at Castle High School by dancing a "first 0'ahu; attended Niiniikapono Hawaiian Civic Club's time" hula specially written for Windward Community Scholarship Luncheon; and Waildld Hawaiian Civic Club's College composed and choreographed by Pamai Tenn and installation of newly elected Officers/directors at Pacific sung by Aunty Myrtle K. Hilo accompanied by the Beach Hotel. Keohokalole family of Kine'ohe. Testified at legislative hearing on Kuapa Isle condemnation Sonsored 1995 Holokii Ball, raising approximately • issue on behalf of KSBE and other Hawaiian issues $29,00 for educational scholarships honoring Matson Planned, organized and facilitated 1994 Delegates & Navigation Company for its contributions to the Hawaiian Alternates in pre-caucus for AHCC Convention. Members
25 serving as chair on AHCC or 0'ahu Committees: Monica We send our love and appreciation to her. She will be Cockett, Coordinator for Ali'i Sunday Observances-Ot ahu missed and hard to replace. District Council; Leimomi Khan, AHCC Director, Chair, Budget & Finance Committee and Chair, O'abu Council Float for King Kamehameha Celebration Commission Floral KAI41HI-pALAMA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Parade-AHCC; Susan Maltere-Htun-AHCC Newsletter; 29 S. Kuakini St. #229, Honolulu, ill Henry Gomes, Chair Benefits and Entitlements-AHCC; Claire Hughes, Chair, Health-AHOCC, Luana Sala, Print DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available) Shop/Steno PooI-AHCC; Haunani Bemadion, Chair, 'Aha DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) November 19,1969 Mele-AHCC; And Haunani Apoliona, 'Aha Mele Judge CLUB MOTTO as "ikaika Like Me Ke Aloha" AHCC. Attended and participated in numerous meetings held (Strive Together with Love) by 0'ahu District Council and AHCC. CLUB SONG "Ho'ikaika Like Me Ke Aloha" CLUB FLOWER Pupu Shell and/or Pink Flowers CLUB COLORS Pink and White KAILUA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS P.O. Box 1123 - Kailua, Hawai'i 96734 President: Susan K. Pine First Vice President: Dexter K. Soares DATE ORGANIZED June, 1958 Second Vice President: Julia Lagunero DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) December, 1960 Recording Secretary: Helen Scott CLUB MOTTO "'E Ala 'E Ni Mamo, E ala Ni Pua" Corresponding Secretary: Helen Gandall (Be Alert, oh People, So Our Children May Live) Treasurer: Millie Z. Lee CLUB SONG "Ni Pua Lei Ka '!lima" Chaplain: Maile Montervon CLUB FLOWER Original 'Ilima Blossom CLUB COLORS '!lima Gold and Black ACTIVITIES & ACIDEVEMENTS CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Me ke aloha pumehana kikou! 1995 marks the 26th President: Eleanor Hutchinson anniversary since the chartering (AHCC) of the Kalihi Vice President: Napoleon Durant Pilama Hawaiian Civic Club in 1969. Highlights on Secretary: Aloha Silva activities and achievements for 1995 include: active Treasurer: Na'i Doo participation in all 0'abu District Council meetings of the Directors: Jeri 000, Charlie Rose, Dot Uchima AHCC; assistance provided to Honolulu Community Action Nalani Wallace, Joe Motta Program in the Kalihi-Pilama area with the distribution of Sergeant-at-Arms: Lani Jaoquin food to residents in the area. Participated in various 0'ahu Historian: Kawao Durante based activities. Mahalo.
ACTIVITIES & ACIDEVEMENTS The club signed a new 5 year contract with the State of KING KAMEIIAMEIIA Hawai" i to serve as curator of the Ulupo Heiau. This begins our eighth year of this community service project. Our club HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB members gather at Ulupo almost every Saturday to clean and 1823 Skyline Dr. - Honolulu, ill 96817 maintain this historic site. We invite everyone to stop by and a visit. We also hold our club meetings at the site. This DATE ORGANIZED January 1967 year due to lack of funds, we were unable to grant any DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) April 6, 1967 scholarships. Maybe next year. We did provide grants to CLUB MOTTO "Imua Kamehameha" youngsters for the :Kamehameha Schools explorations CLUB SONG "Imua Kamehameha" program. Our President, Ellie Hutchinson, who has served CLUB FLOWER Mamo us with distinction for many years has decided to step down. CLlJB COLORS Purple and Mamo CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS President: Gladys Shiroma
26 First Vice President: Shelly Hao-Tamon CLUB OmCERS & DIRECTORS Second Vice President: Sally Oyama President: Alice K. Smith Third Vice President: . SamAh Yuen Vice President: Julia Jones Secretary: Colleen Uahinui Recording Secretary: Anna Keene Treasurer: Barbara Shiraishi Treasurer: Jeanette Pang Directors: Aloha Awaa, Momi Caswell, Directors: Juanita Yap, Helen Aveiro Doreen Saito, John Saito Gladys Padeken Sergeant-at-Arms: John Saito Sergeant-at-Arms and Chaplain; Lani Apana Chaplain: Rose McCarty Historian: Katie Makehu Historian: Reina Garcia Choral Director: Celeste Sagarang ACTIVlI1ES '" ACHIEVEMENTS (No Repost received for 1995) ACTIVlI1ES '" ACHIEVEMENTS (No Report received for 1995) KUAWA-HE'EIA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 1625 - Kine'ohe, Hawai'i 96744 KO'OLAUWA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB DATE ORGANIZED December 1974 DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available) DATE CHARTERED (ABCC) February 1, 1975 DATE CHARTERED (ABCC) (Not Available) CLUB MOTTO "E Hana No Ni Pono 0 Ka Po'e Hawaii" CLUB MOTTO (Work for the Good of the Hawaiian People) CLUB SONG CLUB SONG Ka makani Ka'iii Aloha CLUB FLOWER CLUB FLOWER Pua Kenikeni-Kolomona, Kiikui Nut CLUB COLORS CLUB COLORS White, Yellow, Brown and Green CLUB OmCERS & DIRECTORS CLUB OmCERS & DIRECTORS President: Gladys K. Pualoa President: Elizabeth Cypher Lau First Vice President: Ululani Bernie First Vice President: Aloha Ho Second Vice President: AdelIa Johnson Second Vice President: Wayne Panoke Secretary: Sherry Evans Secretary: Adeline Wenska Treasurer: Agnes Choi Treasurer: Harriet DeCosta Directors: Not Available Directors: Henrietta Cypher, Fulton Ho, Lorraine Freitas, Richard Ho, Gordon Lau, Talbert George, Kimberly Murata ACTIVlI1ES '" ACHIEVEMENTS Haleaka Martin - ex officio (No Report received for 1995) Historian: Wanda Kahuena
ACTIVlI1ES & ACHIEVEMENTS KO'OLAUPOKO HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Community service work for the past year included Ni P.O. Box 664 Wahine 0 Hawai'i and Gabby Pahinui Hawaiian Slack Key Kine'ohe, Hawm'i96744 Guitar event. Both were sponsored by the Parks and Recreation D~partment. Supported this year's Hawaiian DATE pRGANIZED August 10, 1937 Slack Key Guitar Festival in cooperation with many other DATE/CHARTERED (ABCC) 1937 organizations. Other community service includes: Ho" ike'ike CLUB'MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'AIDa I Ka Pono" in March; Kamehameha Day Parade in June; and support of (The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness) the MDS telethon in September. ' CLUB SONG "Ku'u Home I Kine'ohe" CLUB FLOWER Orange Marigold CLUB COLORS Red and Gold
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NANAIKAPoNO HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Kiipuna KATHERINE KAMALUKUKUI MAUNAKEA, 89-525 Moki'awe St. - Wai'anae, HI 96792 Nanaikapono HCC FOUNDER, who passed away in December 1994. Through treasured 'vignettes' and singing DATE ORGANIZED May 12,1948 some ofher own compositions, the members extolled and DATE CHARTERED (ABCC) April 16, 1966 fondly remembered the delightful nature of a loving, caring CLUB MOTTO "N8ni Ika Pono" (Look to Righteousness) Kiipuna, who, though HANDICAPPED, EXPOUNDED, CLUB SONG "Nanakuli - Nanaikapono" SHARED and CONTRIBUTED of her wisdom, her CLUB FLOWER Pua Kalaunu Kai'ina KNOWLEDGE, her EXPERTISE ofNA MEA HAWAI'I (Lavender Crown Flower) throughout her lifetime! ...her favorite word to her haumana CLUB COLORS Lavender was, HO'OMA'A. WILLIAM KAIHE'EKAI MAlOHO CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS shared a short genealogy on the "caretakers" of President: Doreen K. Lindsey MAUNA'ALA, then extended AN INVITATION TO Vice President: Wanda Hobbs ENTER THE KALAKAUA CRYPT ...(this was NOT on the Secretary: Louise Peters agenda)...do you suppose he was inspired by the impromptu Treasurer: Doreen N. H. Lindsey rendition of stories/songs of a DEAR KU-PUNA and her Directors: Betty Lou Cullen, Lydia Namahano Maioho, relation to the A1i'ihere at MAUNA' ALA? .•for, she wrote Aimee Jensen, Charles Lindsey many songs in their honor, among them "NA KU-HID MAl" Historian: Lydia N. Maioho - "ALOHA KA INOA '0 LILI'UOKALANJW, and her last, Chaplain: Wanda Hobbs "ALOHA KA MELE NO ALI'I WAHINE KAHANU" upon opening of the Princess Kahanu Estates homestead in ACI'IVlTIES It ACIDEVEMENTS Nanakuli...as we treaded down the stairs to the crypt, HO'OMAKA: TO BEGIN, START, TO PUT FORTH TASHA LINDSEY started singing 0 MAKALAPUA, and NEW BUDS...January ',95 BEGINS, amidst the serene was instantly joined by the members, their voices blending beauty of MAUNA' ALA for Nanaikapono HCC members ever so sweet and lovely...by the time we reached the who have gathered on the steps leading into the ROYAL marbled enclosure (and we couldn't ALL fit), so some stood CHAPEL...the NEW CURATOR (KAHU), WILLIAM just outside of the gates, up to the third step from the KAIHE'EKAI MAlOHO, hanai ia ika hoopulapula 0 landing...as the last beautiful word, beautiful note was sung, N8nikuli, flanked by his mother LYDIA the significance of WHERE we were, HOW we got there and NAMAHANAIKALELEOKALANI MAlOHO, retired the PURPOSE of our BEGINNING the year at curator, welcomes all in his soft, clear voice, and bids the MAUNA' ALA, HIT THE EMOTIONAL HIGH...everyone, gathering "E KOMO MAl". What is hoped will become an yea, ALL were in tears;••.THIS WAS OUR HO'OKUPU TO NHCC TRADITION, having the clubs' FIRST meeting of OUR BELOVED ALI'I and I KNOW, THEY RECEIVED the year in this sacred place, began four years ago; IT WITH ALOHA...KAIHE'EKAI BEGAN a narration on BEGINNING with services in the originally conceived WHO was there in there in the crypt, those who HAD been ROYAL TOMB converted to a chapel in memory of Prince there and WHY they were NOT there NOW, their Jonah Kiihio Kalaniana'ole, with general meeting to follow relationship and stories relating to the building of the in another area of this hallowed ground, where KA HAE KALAKAUA CRYPT...HOW BLESSED WE ARE THIS HAWAI'I ALONE flies a1oftl...Pule by newly elected DAY Emerging from the crypt, we had ten minutes...to V.P./NHCC KahulKumu "Olelo Hawai'i/O'ahu Council relax change clothes if desired...visit the ho" olu'olu station, Kahu WANDA LIKA'APUNI HALAMA HOBBS, echoes etc...HO' OMAKA HOU ...General iDeeting in each members' humble acknowledgement and grateful thanks progress...Report of Secretary/AHCC Awards Chair LOUISE for our good health, and the bounteous blessings of HIS M. PETERS is suspended...Financial report by club GREAT LOVE.,:.seeking HIS divine guidance on our Treasurer TASHA LINDSEY, with a reminder on club dues leadership and members, in making right our way of life, deadline OR PAY THE PENALTYl...WELCOMEDiAND keeping our minds, hearts, words and actions in tune with SUSTAINED this day: (4 youth) KEHAULANI FOSTER, wisdom and understanding as we go forward with the HOKW HOBBS, BRANDON MAUNAKEA, KA' APUNI established and FUTURE plans and projects for this NEW PETERS; (4 adults) SELENA HALAMA, ANGEL YEAR...Services on this day is dedicated to the memory of SIBAYAN, WEENA HOBBS-SIBAYAN, RICCI SCOTT: (2
28 Associate members, HAWAIIAN IN HEART) MASA blending of HCCs working together SHINES THROUGH. I YAMAGUCHI, DAVID LIU...within the year, YUKI ASKED, .. and RUBY LOOKED, through her collection and YAMAGUCHI is sustained into Associate status and came up with an '89 cassette of PKHCC when they were MIRIAM 'DARLIN' APANA is reactivated...Committee initially learning the song the precious tape was played at Chair responsibilities are reviewed...Co-Chair DAPHNE our Sept. general meeting members present said, ·LET'S KAHALEWAI-TOM outlines the upcoming HO'IKE'IKE DO IT" when told of the invitation...GREAT! WE HAD menu proposal in absence of Chair CUDDLES ONE WEEK! Three rehearsals were called for all who could KING; ...CLUB C&BL being revised, come, final rehearsal on the grounds outside the LCC Policy Planning Chair IKE KA'AIHUE requests all Theater, Sept. 17. AHCC President HK BRUSS proposed amendments be handwritten...IKE also announces KEPPELER, had been invited to speak..he asked us to go on Scholarship Applications available in March; RUBY stage when he spoke ...after telling the story of Prince Kiihio MAUNAKEA Government Relations, and ALOHA KEKIPI and of his MAKANA to his people, BRUSS joined us at the Ni Mea Hawai'i, gladly accept assignments; AMIE MAMO ·MICS·...we sang ·NAKiihio MAI·...the applause and JENSEN Ali'i Observances, DAPHNE KAHALEWAI-TOM shouts of 'hana hou' is unforgettable.. we responded, singing NOMINATIONS and NAMAHANA MAIOHO Honors & ·NANAKUU· with impromptu hula...I must say, WE Awards to meet with advisor WANDA K. HOBBS for WERE GREAT! ask BRUSS and RUBY who sang with us further orientation on their new respective committees; 'NA Kiihio MAI·, NHCC version! NHCC's Achievements MAUNAALA CHlLLINGWORTH Health/Scholarship are not listed per se, for it is felt that the few events recorded Lii'au Food Service is in her ballpark; KAMAKI here certainly conveys NHCC's dedication and support of all KANAHELE Scholarship Lii'au Decorations/Auctioneer AHCC OBJECTIVESl...ALL CREDITED TO THE Extraordinaire although not at this meeting, will definitely ADVICE OF NA Kiipuna, TO THE FINE LEADERS OF respond with "OF COURSE!"...AUWE ...Pololi ka opu. THE 0' AHU COUNCIL AND THE AHCC WHO BREAK, for soup to nuts potluck...KAIHE'EKAI joins us RESPONDED WITH THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND for lunch...UUMMM, ONO KA MEA 'AI...HO'OMAKA EXPERTISE WHENEVER REQUESTED, TO OUR HOUL.·Olelo Hawai'i Chair WANDA K. HOBBS sets FAMILIES AND FRIENDS, AND MOST OF ALL, TO deadline for learning KA PULE AKA HAKU, MATAIO THE HUNDREDS OF MEMBERS OF HCCS WHO MOKUNA EONO: 9-13 ...During the month of September, CONTRIBUTED AND SUPPORTED NHCC ENDEAVORS the Directors of ' AHA 0 MAUNAKEA, INC. (MOM), THROUGH HER 47 YEARS ...MAHALO NUl LOA IA decided to enter a float, honoring Kiipuna MAUNAKEA, in 'OUKOU, POMAIKA' I MA A KOU IA the Aloha FestivalParade (Sept. 16). NHCC members 'OUKOU...NANAIKAPONO HCC, YOU ARE THE gathered/strung Pua Kalaunu Kai'ina as part of the float KALAUNU OF MY PU'UWAI! I KA MANA' 0 PONO. decorations.••CUDDLES KING represented NHCC on the float, portraying a hauinina learning the art ofpreparing and weaving lauhala...(CUDDLES actually was one of Kiipuna's PEARL HARBOR HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB haumina)...the float was coordinated by ALOHA P.O. Box 66 - 'Aiea, Hawai'i 96701 KEKIPI. .. "MOM" also decided to follow through with Kiipuna's plans for another 'HE HO'OILINA 0 NA MELE DATE ORGANIZED Dec. 3, 1963 '0 MAUNAKEA" CONCERT at Leeward Community DATECHARTERED (AHCC) April 16, 1964 College Theater, Sept: 17. NHCC participated last year, but CLUB MO'LTO "'E Paepae I Luna Loa I Ka Milamalama" this year NHCC was asked to sing Kiipuna's composition (Hold High the Light of Knowledge) "NA KUHIO MAI; a mele traditionally done by the Prince CLUB SONG "Uluwehi 0 Ka'ala" (Beautiful Mount Ka'ala) Kiihio,HCC Choral at all Prince Kiihio Memorial CLUB FLOWER Pua Aloalo (Red Hibiscus) Observances and Maunakea programs.. members of PK CLUB COLORSRed and White ('Ula 'Ulaa me Ke'o Ke'o) ). Choral group would be at a PKHCC Retreat on the North CLUB OmCERS & DIRECTORS Shore and would be singing at services at LILI'UOKALANI President: .Charlotte Peroff CHURCH in Wai'alua on that Sunday...RUBY Past President: Antoinette "Toni" Lee MAUNAKEA NHCCIPKHCC member and YOURS First Vice President: Gwen Montibon TRULY, were the only ones who knew the song...a true
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Second Vice President: Charles Kapua order, we were in charge of the Ho" olaule" a after the Recording Secretary: Ku'ulei Reyes parade, the passing out of refreshments to all of the parade Corresponding Secretary: Teri Loo participants and then to cap the day off, we also award the Treasurer: Alberta Low winning units and participants with their trophies at the end Directors: Crissy Anjo, Kanoe Fernandez, Elaine of the day. We have a total of about 80 of our members that "Cookie" Ford, Jessie Hoomalu, Lawrence Acopan, Patricia actually get involved with this event all day. Two weeks "Kapu" Lambert, Elizabeth "Tweetie" Sasaki after this tremendous event our club is in charge of lining up Sergeant-at-Arms: Clifford Loo all of the Hula Halau for the King Kamehameha Celebration Chaplain: Kaipo Kanahele Hula Competition, making sure they are in correct Historian: Caren Kanahele chronological order according to the program, in charge of Choral Director: Nola Nahulu security of those Hilau and sell the programs of the event. At the end of the evening we also assist in the presenting of ACTIVITIES·a ACHIEVEMENTS the awards and also during the competition we make sure the The Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club has continued to stage is free from flowers and particles that may have fallen be very busy ALL year. We we,e again very well from the costumes so that the groups would be able to represented at the 35th Annual Convention. With our perform comfortably. Again, this year the PHHCC was membership at 210 we were allowed 22 Delegates which we active in the Muscular Dystrophy ASsOciation on T. V. by filled with one At Large Delegate and 10 Alternates. We having four of our members answering telephones and one of also had a total of 4 Members and 1 Guest. We were very our members taking part in the fashion show at the Aloha visible and took an active part in all of the committee Tower stage. We were very happy this year to once again meetings. host all of the Aloha Festival functions; shell shows and will As of our meeting this month our General Membership be welcoming the court and Aloha Festival's dignitaries at the for 1995 is 200 paid members .and still collecting unpaid USS Constitution as we did last year. We also enjoyed being memberships from stragglers, hoping to top our 210 count able to sell the Aloha Festival Ribbons, T-shirts, Caps, last year. The PHCC entered all of the Award Categories Warrior pins, Tank Tops and towels. We had a booth at the last year and will again be entering them this year. "Ohana Sunday at the Bishop Museum and the Waipahu Pearl Harbor continues to be very active and highly Cultural park of which together hosted 60,000 people. The respected in the 0'ahu District Council and the Association PHHCC was also very proud also to have one of our . of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. We hold meetings twice a month; members in the court this year as a chief. Althoughthese a Board of Directors Meeting and a General Meeting. We events kept us SUPER BUSY with many of our members never have a problem filling quorum. Our General Meetings giving of their time and energy they all testify as to how are very well attended from anywhere from 55 to 105 much fun they had and are very willing to do it all over members and guests in attendance. We have a Newsletter again. Our Ni 'opio has also been very active this year with that goes out once a month to all of our membership which their many excursions tothe Kiikui Nut Factory, Waihole, keeps everyone informed of everything going on in our club, Waikane and Waimanalo areas they also found time to share the District Council, the Association and the community. the craft of lei making during Aloha Week at the Ala Moana THIS CLUB IS VERY BUSY! We are also very active in Shopping Center and was able to earn enough money to pay the community. We are active with the American Cancer their way to this year's convention. Through all of these Society with their ALOHA FUN RUN, the JAIL-A-THON, functions we were able.. to still have some Hawaiian Language the KOLE KOLE PASS RUN; The Kamehameha Schools by classes and Hawaiian craft classes where they learned lauhala ushering for the Annual Song Contest and the Graduation. weaving and quilting..The club has also been able to For the King Kamehameha Celebration, the Pearl Harbor . demonstrate our arts and crafts to our visitors who attend Hawaiian Civic Club is very active in the planning stages of conventions in Hawai' i by sharing our talents in the art of the parade with our Ex Officio as the parade chair and our coconut hat weaving, lauhala, feather lei making, quilting, Second Vice President as the Official Parade Starter and poi pounding, haku and wili lei making and tapa. Our chairman of the construction team for the 0'ahu District members are able to demonstrate all of these crafts and are Council float. Our members wrap the Pa" us the morning of able to explain their crafts and what they were used for to the the parade, stage the parade by putting all of the units in conventioneers.
30 The PHHCC holds an election every year. Our meetings were able to support two Hawaiian children scholarships for are very informative, lasting for two.hours and our agenda is the Hawai' i Youth Opera Chorus. always very full and the meetings are very informative. The Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club continues our on There is a planned program at every meeting. Some of the going training program of leadership in our club to encourage , speakers that we enjoyed this year were, Trustee Lokelani members to take a leadership role as chairman. We are very Lindsay, from the Bishop Estate, Wayne Keahiu Chang from proud of this! We continue to try to fulfill all that the the Kamehameha Schools, Kaipo Kanahele and Daviana Hawaiian Civic Club movement stands for as envisioned by McGregor from the Hawaiian Sovereignty Elections Council Prince Kiihio. IMUA...Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club! to name a few. Our club was very involved in the O'ahu District Council Float for the Kamehameha Celebration floral parade. PRINCE KiJmo HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB We were in charge of construction and were able to provide a P.O. Box 240132 welder for the project, the benches on the float, assisted with Honolulu, Hawai'i 96824-0132 the carpentry work and provided the trash bin for the project. Our Choral Director, Nola Nahulu and her Childrens Opera DATE ORGANIZED June 17, 1964 Chorus were the school children that rodethe float and sang DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) June 17, 1964 all ofPauahi's songs throughout the parade route. We also CLUB MOTTO "Ka Lani Ana 'Ole" provided a member to walk with the float and help to guide (Heaven of Boundless Limits) the float through the 4.2 mile route. The float won third CLUB SONG "Waialae" place in the float category; CLUB FLOWER . Purple and White Violets We were able this year again to enjoy a pre-convention CLUB COLORS Purple and White caucus of our own to be able to discuss the resolutions that CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS would be discussed at the convention. The resolutions were President: Harriett Nani Roxburgh passed out to the delegates and alternates and a lot ofgood First"Vice President: Quentin K. Kawiinanakoa productive discussion was shared between the membership. Second Vice President: Richard Jackson This really enables our membership to go to convention with Recording Secretary: Lydia Lake a comfortable feeling of at least understanding the resolutions Corresponding Secretary: Corrane Park-Chun and having some of the background so that they may be able Treasurer: to discuss them during committee meetings. We were also Directors: Francis "Moo" Bowers, Keala Campton very proud to be able to sponsor a resolution that was a late (replaced Lillian Kruse who resigned), Byron Ho, Raymond resolution on the Hawaiian Sports Council that was Jellings, Mary Peters, Herbert Wilson introduced to the District through OHA. Although nothing Choral Director: Debbie K. Kelsey really materialized on it yet at least an awareness was presented that maybe some day it will be able to become a ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS reality so that we may have more Hawaiians involved in the The 31st year of Prince Kiihio Hawaiian Civic Club started Olympics. with the installing of officers at the Outrigger Prince Kiihio PHHCC started out to a good start with great success in Hotel on January 11, 1995. The installing officer was the placing three members on the 0'ahu District Council and Honorable Kinau Boyd Kamal"i, OHA Trustee and the AHCC Board; Clarence Kelley as 2nd Vice President, evening was beautiful with the wonderful entertainment of Charles Kapua as Board of Director and Toni Lee as Jimmy Kaina ~d lovely hula by Maunalei Love. The Association Director which allows us representation at the officers were duly sworn in and ready for a great year. O'ahu District Council and association level. Our club holds an executive board meeting and general Ou; club was able to give out 13 scholarships for higher membership meeting monthly. Our goal is to keep all education which totaled $8,070. We also donated to the Kamehameha Schools Dorothy Gillett and Doctor George Hiilani Mills Scholarships a total of $600 and were proud also to be ~ble to support nine hawaiian children to attend the Kamehameha Schools Explorations program.Once again, we
31 ~ I'~ ... ..- / 1995 Convention Schedule -: 1995 Convention SAedule iHtiadiimi!nofll§ji!i!Iti~mf~i~Ii~Ii~iff~Iie.llfiiQliiijiliiIIfI~i~IiI~IIImffffI~Im.ilioif~IIIImffffffl~i~Im~IIm~IIIIIIilfmuiii1.lfi~IIImtt~Im~Ii~i~i~i~Ii IltaaiPfffJliumStttttttt ~tttttmCnmm~.i_~nail~i~ttti~i~~ [email protected]~ftttt~ mtt~~m~ttttftttte&iia~nilCj.~f~~tt~ii~~t~i~tti~i~ti~i~itr 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM Information Desk Main Lobby Maulili Dickson 8:(fTAMto Close &I Steno PoollPrint Shop BoardRoom Luana Sala 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM Mainland Council Meeting Ekahi (1) KaiwiPang. ~O.AMto 5:00PM .I Agency Displays Pre-Function Lobby Ululani·Sherlock "'8:00 AM to 5:00PM .; Concession Sales Main/South Malls Ululani Sherlock 7:30 AM to 1:00 PM ..... Kohala Historic Tour Meet in Main Lobby Margaret Hoshida 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM v Na Hana Lima No' eau Pre-Function Lobby Louise Peters 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM " Information Desk Main Lobby Maulili Dickson 8:00 AM to 3:00PM .I Health Screening Pre-Function Lobby Claire Hughes 8:00 AM to Close ." Steno PoollPrint Shop BoardRoom Luana Sala 9:00 AM to 4:00PM tI Makali'i Open House - close 12-1pm At KonaPier Clayton Bertlemann 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM ~ Concession Sales Main/South Malls Ululani Sherlock ~8~:30 AM to 12:00 noon rI General Plenarv Session Kamakahonu Ballroom 8:30 AM to Close I! Bowling Tournament KonaLanes Sweetie Maikui 411- Call to Order & Introductions Bruss Keppeler ~ 11:00 AM to Close ." Golf Tournament Kona SurfCountry Club Joe Spencer .. 4 Welcome Honorable Steve Yamashiro 1:00 PM to Close II Na Pa' ani Hawaiian Games Lawn Area Rose Fuiimori 4 Keynote Address Governor's Representative 1:30 PM to 4:30PM II KonaKai 'Opua Tour Meet in Main Lobby 1:00 pm Hannah Springer/Halani Berard • , Credentials Report Ethelreda Kahalewai 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM a; Registration Pre-Function Lobby Ethelreda Kahalewai ..' Adoption of Minutes, 35th Annual AHCC Convention Shirley Kamakele -Hamadon 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM III AHCCBOD Meeting 'Ekahi (1) Bruss Keopeler ~ 'Treasurer's Report Mary Serrao 5:30 PM to Close \II Kamau Tournament 'Ekolu (3) Walter Victor Admininistrative Committee Reports Special Committee Reports 5:30 PM to Close -~ Cribbage Tournament 'Eha (4) Donna Jensen ~ ,,- Community Relations - Charles Rose ~~ederal Health Boards - Jalna Keala ~ , - Conventions & Meetings -Walter'Rodenhurst ~uiNa'auao - Jalna Keala ~HA 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM Information Desk Main Lobby Maulili Dickson ..'-Finance - Martha McNicoll Trustee-Recall - Jalna Keala "" ~ui 8:00 AM to Close "Steno PoollPrint Shop BoardRoom Luana Sala ...... -Government Relations - Jalna Keala 'Imi - Roy Benham ~ Policy & Planning - lpolani Tano 4~lood Quantum - Henry Gomes 8:00 4':00 1il fA AM to PM Registration (closed 11 to 2p) Pre-Function Lobby Ethelreda Kahalewai ~ederal 8:00.AMto 5:00 PM ~ 411 District Council Reports ",Benefits & Trusts - Henry Gomes .,-Education - Carole Paulsen - ~ , - Employment & Housing - Roy Benham , -Health- Claire Hughes • -O'ahu Council Ike Ka' aihui • -Hawai'i Council Leimana DaMate t~ till .,- Na Mea Hawaii - Kahoonei Panoke .., - Native Rights -Hannah Springer • -Maui Council Sonny Fernandez ~nfinished & New Business BrussKeppeler -Kaua'i Council Lionel Kaohi t~ .- Announcements / Adjournment Bruss Keppeler • , .. -Mainland Council Kaiwi Pang Kona Kai 'Opua/Hawai'i PonoI Aha mele Winning Director • Prelim. Credentials Report Ethelreda Kahalewai Retire the Colors " Hawai'i Council ~ Resolutions Committee Report Ruby Maunakea Pule Ho'oku'u Kaipo Kanahele ~ Memorial Ceremony Louise Peters & Toni Lee 6:00 PM to 12:00 PM ' Aha' aina Ho' omana'0 Kamakahonu Ballroom Hawai'i Council ." Announcements/Recess Bruss Keppeler 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM .-•Ho'olaule'a LawnlBeach Area Hawaii Council 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM AnainaPule 'Ekahi (1) Kaipo Kanahele Ilnai¥t~i~lliijl~IIItmmmmmf tI~Iri~i~ifmlmIf~i~tImmmmmIfmmfmmfmmIImmmmmImf~ mImmmlmmmmmImmI~lmmm~mmmIIIII~~~tIIIlmImmIm :I~mIIt~mmm~m~lti~~~~~ti~t~~tti1fI~ttttm~i~i~i~lmmmt~1mmtti~~I~i~ri1~rmm 11:00AM to 1:00PM Mainland Council Bd Mtg. 'Ekahi (1) KaiwiPang 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM 11 Information Desk Main Lobby Maulili Dickson 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM "'Registration (closed 11 -1pm) Pre-Function Lobby Ethelreda Kahalewai members informed of what's happening within the civic club visited during his lifetime and how he is still trying to find movement and the Hawaiian community. the right place to call home. He claims he still has not found In January. Representative Quentin K. Kawiinanakoa was the right place. The dinner was great, too. sworn in the House of Representatives. State of Hawai" i On July 6th, the PKHCC held its ninth annual golf Legislature. We are proud to have a member of Prince tournament at the Hickam Mamala Bay Golf Course. We Kiihio Hawaiian Civic Club as a member of the Legislature. were honored to have many dignitaries participate. Again, February was a busy month for everyone and our board the choral group provided great entertainment. It was a met to discuss the direction of the club. There was no beautiful day filled with fellowship and fun. general membership meeting held this month. In March. our "E ka gentle breeze come waft mai nei" was the theme for calendar was very full-Board meeting; Ho" ike'ike at Bishop the 3rd Annual Scholarship LuncheonlFashion Show, held on Museum; -General Membership meeting at Jun Bo Restaurant Sunday, August 6th at the Sheraton WaikIld Hotel. Guest with guest speakers. Woody Fern (great storyteller); Ali"] were treated to the wonderful music provided by the Galliard Sunday at Kawaiaha' 0 Church honoring Prince Kiihic}; String Quartet featuring songs written by H.R.H. Queen speakers were Quentin K. Kawananakoa, Moo Bowers and Lili'uokalani. The Queen was the greatest Hawaiian Lydia Lake and the church was decorated by Roy Benham; composer of the 19th century. All the songs were a lasting Prince Kiihio Day celebration was held at Mauna 'Ala and legacy by Hawai" i's beloved queen. who also left her people the Federal Building. Dixon Stroup did an outstanding job in with a pride in their nation and an abiding devotion to justice. sharing his mana' 0 on Prince Kiihio's life at Mauna 'Ala. Her music perpetuates her memory as a woman who The choral group was great at both places and Ruby embodies what it means to be Hawaiian. The fashions were Maunakea did a great job in organizing the affair. The provided by Nakeu Awai, Bete's Muumuu, Tutuvi and Papakolea Homesteader's Association along with other Manuheali" i. Our models included friends, club members homesteader associations hosted a celebration honoring their and scholarship recipients. Our fashion show provides us an "kiipuna" and were happy to take part in this celebration. opportunity to achieve some of the objectives of our club In April. we had our regular board meeting and our which include: to preserve and perpetuate the traditions, general membership meeting was held at Paki Hale and our meles and songs of Hawai'i Nei; to encourage the learning guest speaker was Mahealani Kamau'u, Native Hawaiian and use of the Hawaiian language; and to assist in the Legal Corporation. She informed our members about the education of those of Hawaiian ancestry. plebiscite along with Sovereignty Commission member and Although many of our members belong to other Hawaiian -Prince Kiihio member. Bruss Keppeler. The menibers came organizations PKHCC has been represented at every Ali'i away with a clearer insight about the sovereignty issue and Sunday, and O'ahu Council Meeting. We are also proud to continue to learn about the issue. Kealoha Caterers provided note that we are continuing our effort to assist Lunalilo _a great dinner for the evening. Home. Club members participated in the vigil for Queen Our May general membership meeting took a different Lili" uokalani during August. twist--we all headed out to visit taro farm of Paul Reppun and September took us to the home of Dudie and Carol learn about the Waiahole Water issue with Herbert Hoe. Kawiinanakoa for our annual Kumuhana/Kinipoi.. Real ono Everyone came on this Saturday morning and met at Hawaiian food was provided by our master chef, Richard Waiahole Poi Factory dressed in comfortable clothes/shoes as Jackson and his helpers and Keala Campton is a champion in we did a lot of walking through the 'iina of the Reppun's, putting together "mini" craft fairs. It was a fun event, people The Hawaiian bento lunch was different--steamed fishcake brought all kinds of stuff to sell and the members enjoyed a sandwich; ho" io, tomato. onion and limu salad; steamed bit of insight on grants from Roberta Jarhling, Hawai'i sweet potato and ulu slices. (All very healthy. nothing fried). Community Foundation. It was a perfect afternoon to relax June had our members decorating the King's Float for in Punalu" u. Our choral group was invited to sing at the the Kameham¢ha Day Parade. The handful of members that Lili" uokalani Church in Hale'iwa. Their voices are worked on the float did an outstanding job and the King rode wonderful and Kahu Saffery issued the invitation fO,r them to in style. The General Membership meeting was held at the return again in September of 1996. home of our Program Chair, Sharyn Moniz. Our guest October included the 0'ahu Council Caucus, club caucus speaker. Kimo Saffery Tripp-gave us a great inspirational for convention and our general membership meeting. We speech on his genealogical mission and all the places he had used this month to get ready for convention. 34 In November, our members will be attending AHCC Bylaws, and Government Relations Committees; Chair, convention in Kona and we will also have election of Association's Employment and Housing Committee; officers. Thanksgiving also marks a special time for PKHCC attendance at convention in Kona - chairing Awards members because our choral members traditionally give so committee; Feast of Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV, I'j generously of their time with song and dance at Lunalilo and the celebration of Queen Lili'uokalani's birthday at St. Home. Andrew's Cathedral; and participated in the' Onipa'a December ends the year with a happy holiday celebration celebration. and we will celebrate! We are proud of our continued success. Our members are very active in so many different organizations but PU'ULOA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB somehow we manage to carry on the goals and objectives of 91-277A Ewa Beach Rd., Ewa Beach, HI 96706 our club. The scholarship program is the center of our club. For the fifth year we were able to provide $2,000 to Piinana DATE ORGANIZED September 4, 1964 Leo as well as $14,000 scholarship grants to graduate and DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) September 4, 1964 under graduate students. We are always encouraged by the CLUB MOTTO "E Ho'omana'o I Ko Waiwai Ho'oilina) ~f participation and support our members and friends of (Remember Your Heritage) PKHCC. They have truly enriched the lives of our CLUB SONG "Piipii A'o 'Ewa" scholarship recipients and we are grateful. Me ke aloha! CLUB FLOWER White Ginger/Laua'e/Kiikui Nut CLUB COLORS Green and White CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS PRINCESS KA'IULANI President: Arline Eaton HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Vice President: Roger Bright 2072 'Alewa Dr. - Honolulu, HI 96817 Recording Secretary: Mary Serrao Treasurer: Mary Serrao DATE ORGANIZED November 1977 Directors: Paul Kahunahana, Moana Espinda, Ruth Holt DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) February 3, 1978 Historian: . Anna Campbell CLUB MOTTO "Kiilia I Ka LOkahi" (Strive for Unity) A~ It ACHIEVEMENTS CLUB SONG "Ka'iulani Ali'i" The Pu' uloa Hawaiian Civic Club continues to be active this CLUB FLOWER Pikake year in several events. Participated in the 1995 0'ahu CLUB COLORS Red, Black and White Council's Annual Hojke at the Bishop Museum selling kalua CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS pig & cabbage as our fundraiser. Moana Espinda chaired President: Gladys E. Rodenburst that event with Paul Kahunahana as co-chair and chief cook. First Vice President: Tane Wailehua In may we participated in the May festival and the Aloha Secretary: Rusty Rodenburst Week Festival held at the Heritage Center in Waipahu. Here Treasurer: Merlyn Akuna we sold our famous kalua pig & cabbage with Moana Espinda Directors: Carol Anzai, Clarence Sardinha, Dorothy Gillett as chair and Glen Omaildia as the chief cook. We also Sergeant-at-Arms: Sonny Perreira participated in the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. Ike Chaplain: Tiona Wailehua Mosher Ka"aihue, DisJrict Council President & member of Pu' uloa Historian: Kuulei Haina coordinated the workers for this event. This year Pu' uloa brought back the Aloha Week Festival to Ewa Beach after 25 A~ It ACHIEVEMENTS years, with the Aloha Week Court, Royal Hawaiian Band and Princess Ka'iulani's annual club involvements are 'Aha Na Malama Polynesian Dance Studio, under the direction of 'Opio 0 OHA, 'Aha Kiipuna Conference, celebration of the Kumu Kau' ionalani Serrao and several other Halau and Princess' birthday at Mauna 'Ala, assist with the Aloha musical groups. The icing on the cake was having an all Festivals' week long programs; serve on the O'ahu Council - Hawaiian craft fair. Mahalol- to Mary Serrao and her Board as Director, Parliamentarian; Chair, .Constitutionand committee and the Ewa Beach Shopping Center Merchants. 35 We have been active in our community with the planning of sponsor with donation of leis the service in January for King the Ewa Marina; hopefully, we will have a canoe hale and a Lunalilo. museum built in our area. Our club members finally returned We have monthly meetings for our general membership to to Ewa Beach for meetings after 25 years and mahalo to keep them informed of what is happening in the civic clubs Haseko, Denise Lopes and Vickie Gaynor for letting us use and provide educational/interesting programs based on current their conference room for meetings. Our members will be interest and happenings. This year we have again included supporting the AHCC convention in Kona this year with 'Olelo Hawai'i as a part of our membership program. We several members in attendance. Our President attended Ali' i have made our Na mea project for this year the Hawaiian art Sunday services at Kawaiaha' 0 church. of quilting under the guidance of master Charlotte Cathcart and we are displaying our partial and completed projects at convention. We have tried implementing socially geared QUEEN EMMA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB activities that would give members a chance to get to know 3319 Halelani Drive, Honolulu HI 96822 each other. We participated successfully in the 0'ahu Council's annual hoIkefke at Bishop Museum and we DATE ORGANIZED June 17, 1964 chaired the hospitality for the 0'ahu Council last quarterly DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) June 1964 meeting in 1995. .'. , , ~"/ ' CLUB MOTTO "Kiilia I Ka Nu'u" During the year members have attended seminars and (Strive for the Highest) workshops on items of current interest and relayed same to CLUB SONG "Kalele"oniilani" members like KAGPRA and sovereignty. We have renewed CLUB FLOWER Pikake our responsibility regarding the Kawa' ewa"e Heiau and again CLUB COLORS Royal Blue and White are working on making our club tax exempt. CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS We continue to support other O'ahu clubs by our President: Gerry Alama attendance, participation and donations. We are glad to be Vice President: Robert Sabo back in convention in Kona and wish the best to the other Treasurer: Charlotte Cathcart clubs. Corresponding Secretary: Ellen Kalahele Directors: Peggy Arciero, Albert Kalahele, Betty Ogata, Edith Rahe-Ho, Piikea Tomczyk, Casina Waterman, QUEEN KAPI'OLANI Sergeant-at-Arms: Bob Sabo HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Historian: Bob Sabo 41-114 Hinalea sc, Waimanalo 96795 Choral Director: Deborah Kelsey DATE ORGANIZED September 23, 1989 ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) November 17,1989 The Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Club continues to CLUB MOTTO "Kiilia I Ka Nu'u" (Strive for the Highest) visibly participate in functions within the Association, 0'ahu CLUB SONG "'E Nihi Ka Hele"(Tread Softly) Council and community as befits the interests of the public CLUB FLOWER Pikake and our club members. CLUB COLORS Burgundy and Ecru We do community service in the form of Christmas CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS caroling, volunteer with Aloha Fun Run in conjunction with President: '" Maryann Keaulana Freudenberg other clubs. We make an annual offertory donation to five Vice President: William Kaiheekai Maioho churches of different, denominations. We offer scholarships Secretary: . Kanani Gagnon annually to studentsO sponsored by our members as well as Treasurer: Luana Saffery Beck make an annual donation for scholarship at St. Andrews Directors: Thomas Beck, Gloria Inoue, Elizabeth Flateau Priory. \ Lorraine Godoy, Godfreida Muller We start eachyear off with our commemoration of Chaplain: Elizabeth Flateau Queen Emma's birthday at Mauna 'ala and we attend all Historian: Luana Saffery Beck Ali'i Sunday services at Kawaiaha'o Church and annually Sergeant-at-Arms Ron M. 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(Working Together) Our memberS reside in the communities of Makakilo/Kunia CLUB SONG "Pa'ahana" Highlands; Honolulu/Nu'uanu; Aina HainalHawai'i Kai; CLUB FLOWER Gardenia WaimanalolKiine' ohe; and Kahuku, 0'ahu. CLUB COLORS Green and White During the past five years members have participated in CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Ali'i Sunday services; Mauna 'Ala Ali' i services; President: Lurline Lee Kamehameha Celebration Commissions' Ho"olaule" a at First Vice President: Gulstan Poepoe Kapi" olani Park; participated with NaPilikana 0 Koolauloa in Second Vice President: Thomas Lenchen1co planning of the Onipa' a cOmmemoration held at Mauna 'Ala; Secretary: Barbara Puaa assisted at AHCC convention Health Screening and La'au Treasurer: Barbara Puaa Lapa" au workshops; supported Lei Hulu Mamo awards; Chaplain and Historian: Hiram Diamond 0'ahu District Councils' Kamehameha Parade Float; Bishop Historian: Hiram Diamond Museum's Family Sunday, Hc),ike'ike; OHA 'Aha 'Opio Sergeant-at-Arms: Somerset Makuakane Program. Queen Kapi'olani HCC is a small club within the O'ahu AC1'IVlTIFS &: ACHIEVEMENTS council with no immediate plans to enlarge our membership. - Club President and 3 members were part of the Task Quality of membership reflects in our members who have Force of the community. They attended weekly and monthly been actively working within their respective communities in meetings taking part in how they could improve their various endeavors. Community involvement by members community. includes membership on Neighborhood Board No. 32; UH -A resolution was proposed to preserve a part of the Sea Grant Water Quality Monitoring Program; Waimanalo Kvkaniloko Birth Stones complex in Mililani by the club. Hawaiian Homes Association; Kahuku Foundation; Kahuku - Club President took part in Jerry Lewis MD Telethon. Hospital Auxiliary Life Membership; Hawaiian Girls Golfing; - Club President served on CommUnity Relations Committee Volunteer with OHA; Aloha Festivals Hilo; Alu Like for the 0'ahu District Council. Kiipuna Program; Kahana Valley's Health Fair and Kaiwiki - Friends of Kvkaniloko gave lectures and tours to children Homeowners Association. and kiipuna alike of the Kukaniloko Birth Site. Club members with the UH Sea Grant Water Quality - Friends supported Ko"olaupoko HCC in Malaekahana Monitoring Program had made a remarkable discovery while project. collecting field data. The Hawaiian Moorhen, Alae Via, an - Friends supported Sunset Beach Association in opposing endangered bird rarely seen, was observed and identified development by a Japanese hui. nesting in a windward stream. U.S. Fish and Wildlife personnel have confirmed the identification and steps to protect the Alae Ula and its nesting areas are being HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB undertaken. Imagine the excitement this created within the OFWArALUA community! P.O. Box 706 - Hale'iwa, Hawai'i 96712 Scholarship recipient Sharla Kehaulani Saffery, is attending Cbaminade University while Joy Haunani Anamizu DATE ORGANIZED. February 9, 1934 is attending the University of Hawai'i at Hilo... Aloha Ke DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) April 16, 1966 Akua! CLUB MOTTO "Hana Like Me Ka LOkahi" (Working Together in Unity) CLUB SONG "Kaulana Wai'alua" HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAHIAWA CLUB FLOWER Kukunaokalii 931 Peach St. - Wahiawa, HI 96786 'CLUB COLORS Yellow and Green CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS 37 President: Manuel "Manny" Vierra carry Banner; first of three sessions on sovereignty awareness Vice President: Levi Kauwalu presented by Hui Na'auao; attended closingceremonies of Recording Secretary: Lehua r i-Michaelson Aha Opio legislature held at St. Andrews. Corresponding Secretary: Winona Chaney ..; July: - Kalua pig sale Hale'iwa Elem. School; attended Treasurer: Margaret Kuuleialoha Ai O'ahu Council meeting at Nanakuli H.S.; attended Directors: none reported Nanaikapono Annual Scholarship Lii'au after OCHCC .. I Sergeant-at-Arms: George K. Ai, Frank Palani Senenci meeting; second session on sovereignty awareness presented Historian: Davenette Souza by Hui Na'auao. - August: - Third and final session on sovereignty ACTIVITIES &; ACHIEVEMENTS awareness; attended meeting given by Queen Emma The Wai'alua Hawaiian Civic Club has had a zealous full Foundation and Lili'uokalani Children's Center; attended the year of fun and excitement. After convention, while holding Queen's Vigil held at "Iolani Palace, 8 am to 9 am, presented monthly Board and General Meetings and attending O'ahu Hookupu at the statue; attended Ali'i Sunday at Kawaiaha'o Council meetings, we still managed to go a little further. On Church. the following, from December ~994 to September 1995, we - September: -Attended and manned the phones for the encountered much: MDA Telethon at KHON; helped Kapolei HCC 1st Annual ,. December: 21st WHCC Christmas Party Golf Off! Watched and manned the '12 Hole Par3 -- Hole in - January: - Attended OCHCC Meeting at Ho'omaluhia One!; attended and helped with the clearing of Kiipuna State Park. Chaney's Loi. Also present were members of the Queen - February: - WHCC 61ST Anniversary and Installation Emma Foundation, Queen Lili'uokalani Childrens Center and of New Officers at Leilehua Golf Course; Annual Kalua Pig the State Public Health Nurses. Sale held at Haleiwa Elem. School Cafe.; O'ahunui Site Visit; Hale'iwa Elem. SchoolFamily Fun Fair. - March: - Ho'ike'ike at Bishop Museum, Saimin, Soda,' WAI'ANAE HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Water was sold there. "My First"; Attended meeting at 85-259 Mahina' au Road - Wai'anae, HI 96792 Hale'iwa Surf Center. Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estate Board of Trustees presented 'The Vision of Kamehameha DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available) Schools"; Attended HCC of Honolulu Holokii Ball at the DATE CHARTERED (AllCC) April 16, 1966 Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral Ballroom; Attended Prince CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Ama I ka Pono" Jonah KUbic3 Ali'i Sunday at Kawaiaha'o Church.; Attended (The Life of The Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness) and presented leis at the Royal Mausoleum for Prince Kiihio's CLUB SONG "Wai'anae" birthday rememberance. CLUB FLOWER Ilima - April: - Assisted Dr. KUbic3 Asam in sending Iii'au food CLUB COLORS Royal Blue and Ilima Yellow to Harvard University in Connecticut; attended 0'ahu Council CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS meeting at Malaekahana; WaikIki HCC Fashion Show President: Maxine Hee monetary donation; attended forum given by Queen Emma Vice President: Georgette Kawelo Foundation & Queen Lili'uokalani Children Center at Recording Secretary: Stephaney Kawelo Haleiwa Elem. School. Corresponding Secretary: LianneHee - May: - North Shore Community Carnival where we Treasurer: Rochelle Kawelo sold saimin, ice cream & water; Wai'alua High School State Directors: George Kawelo, Agnes Cope, Mock Trial Team Winners with a monetary donation to help Paige Barber, Rose Soares, with the cost to represent Hawai"i in Denver Colorado on Sergeant-at-Arms: Nettie Armitage-Lapalio May 9 - 14;~attended excursion to visit HSPA & DelMonte Chaplain: I Luika Kong fields on the Water Rights Issue. Organized by Kapolei HCC. Historian: Nani Hinzman ,. June - Helped with the constructing and decorating of the OCHCC parade float. A monetary donation, flowers, lana"e, a bell and two walkie talkies were also items sought for the use on Kamehameha Parade Day. Volunteered to ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS 38 Anuty Rose Soares attended Ali'i Sunday on behalf of membership and visibility for all clubs, we participated in the the club. E Ala Canoe project held under the leadership of Waiki'i Music Festival with a Hawaiian food booth. Nainoa Thompson; DOE project teachers from Wai'anae were Laupahoehoe HCC coordinated with all clubs participating in Susan Lum & Dayna Hauge with 40 students paddling from the cooking and working. It was a memorable experience Hawai'i Kai to Pokai Bay. Participated in feeding the and one that we hope to repeat. "ohana from Tahiti when canoe returned to Hawai'L Catered Every club, in its own district, has tried to better the parties to raise funds for scholarship fund. Provided welfare of our Hawaiian people. And, while issues such as scholarships to 8 young people for higher education. the Hiimakua Ditch, Ka"upulehu developments still are a concern, we have found that the rapport between all of us has strengthened. . HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB We are most fortunate in that we can welcome a new ofWAlMANAW Hawaiian Civic Club, the South Kohala Hawaiian Civic Club, to our "ohana, This club has as its district, the areas of 41-166 Poliala St. - Waimanalo, HI 96795 Waikoloa, Puako, and Kawaihae. We are honored and pleased to interact and work with South Kohala. DATE ORGANIZED August 1966 On the council level, we have solidified our Constitution DATE CHARTERED (AnCC) August 16, 1966 and Bylaws with the help of Analu Berard, now with the CLUB MOTTO "LOkahi" (Unity) Kona HCC. His expertise has been invaluable and helped CLUB SONG "Kalaniana'ole" tremendously with the ratification of South Kohala's C&BL. CLUB FLOWER Palapalai We are so fortunate to have the support and expertise of CLUB COLORS Turquoise and/or Beige such strong Hawaiian leaders on the Council level. I CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS particularly speak: of Martha McNicoll and Lily Pa (Hilo President: Kuulei Aila HCC), Immediate Past-President Ann Nathaniel who is Vice President: Joan Nalei Conant always available and has helped me with patience and Recording Secretary: Leiana Woodside compassion, Ulu Sherlock and Sonny Kinney of Prince David Treasurer: Josephine Miller Kawinanakoa HCC for their dedication and the use of their Directors: Jane Kreutz, Kay Lindsey, Matilda Alvey space, Walter Victor of Laupahoehoe for his community Historian: Agnes Kainoa Wright . relations skills, Reynolds Kamakawiwo'ole of Hiimakua for ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Attendance at O'ahu Council meetings and annual AHCC his support and insight, Margaret Hoshida of Kohala, Tita Tayamen of Ka'ii, Donna Jensen of Waimea - all habe been Convention. Participated in Queen Lili'uokalani "Vigil" at "Iolani Palace. strongly supportive and the best of our Hawaiian leaders. I would also like to take this opportunity also, to thank Arthur Hoke, Association Vice President for all of his mana' 0 and help to this council. WAIKiid HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB (No Report Available) HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB OF BAMAKuA HAWAIII COUNCIL REPORT P.O. Box 458 - Honoka'a, Hawai'i 96727 Aloha Kakou! DATE ORGANIZED July 2, 1937 On behalf of the officers and members of the Hawai'i DATE CHARTERED (AnCC) April 16, 1966 District qouncil, I would like to extend a very warm aloha to CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Ama I Ka Pono" all in attendance at our 36th Annual Convention of the (The Life of the Land Is Perpetuated Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs here in Kona. We are in Righteousness) priviledged to be a part of the activities of this convention CLUB SONG "Hawai'i Aloha" and we're looking forward to a wonderful experience. - CLUB FLOWER Maile This past year, in the Spirit of "onipa"a, our Council has CLUB COLORS Lavender and White been very active in projects done together. 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In June we had a Waipio President: Reynolds Nakooka Kamakawiwo' ole, Jr. Valley outing at Clyde Mendes taro patch. We organized a Vice President: Violet Ramos committee to locate land from the Bishop for our purposes • Recording Secretary: Lisa Juan and that to perpetuate the Hawaiian cluture. In June, we Corresponding Secretary: John Vicente celebrated King Kamehameha Day by sewing several Treasurer: Gloria Lukzen beautiful leis and making a kahili 00 a postal board and Directors: John Alcina, James Lukzen, Clyde Mendes delivering it to the statue on his day. In August we held an Sergeant-at-Arms: Anthony Ancheta arts and crafts workship in ginger leis. Good Funl Chaplain: Elaine Mills September, we learned that our member Polo Hauanio received an OHA loan for his fishing business. Polo is a past ACTIVITIES" ACHIEVEMENTS employee ofHlimikua Sugar Co. On October 21, we are Soonaftet our conventioin at Maui, our delegates, having a fun day for the families prior to the convention in Jacqueline Kalaau, Sylvia Beckham and Hazel Salazar Kona. We like our funtimes...This November will be informed our members at the next membership meeting about elections of new officers. Good luck to our new officers for the resolutions discussed and passed. We were also informed the year 1996 - 1998. about the changes in our association and our members were encouraged to attend and participate at the next convention in Kona. On November 16, ten members met with Bishop HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB OF IIILO Estate to discuss the future of Hlimikua Lands. 2576 Kiluaea Avenue - Hilo, Hawai'i 96720 On December 10, 1994 we decorated our float and DATE ORGANIZED July 1929 marched at the Plantation Days Parade in Honoka'a. We DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) April 16, 1966 ~~~our~~oo~~.~~edm~~ CLUB MOTTO "Ua mau ke ea 0 ka liina i a pono" committee and recognized the outstanding members in our (The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness) club. We held our annual Christmas party at Pa" auhauSocial CLUB SONG "Hawai'i Aloha" Hall and had games and singing for all those attending. We CLUB FLOWER Pana'ewa Maile sold cal~ndars for our fundraiser during November through CLUB COLORS Ilima and Red December. We also held a laulau fundraiser. CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Our committees in our club went full on, especially our President: Lily K. Pa Program,H~~ml~,Memembership,~Soomarship Vice President: Alberta Kalima Krueger committees. We learned that our Health and Finance Recording Secretary: Violet Makuakane committees had some difficulties, but we are working towards Treasurer: Martha McNicoll improving these committees. Directors: Josephine Pa, John Makuakane We lost another member, Robert Baker, one of our best Maggie Lorch, Denise Mossman, Cecilia Mokiau friends, who died in January. We will truly miss him. Our President went to New Bedford Massachusetts where ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS the first missionaries who settled in Hawai'i originated. He Due to the present economy, the health status, retirement, then went to Washington D.C. on January 22, the date of the and the undecided employment status affecting the working overthrow of the Hawaiian Government. He met with members of the Hilo club, membership participation and Senator Akaka at the White House to discuss Hawaiian activities have beeb limited. However, Hilo did assist in the issues. following activities: In March we celebrated a Family Fun Nite at the q~m - Host the May 22, 1995 educational seminar conducted by Honoka" a complex for Kiihio Day and had potluck, the HSEC at the University Hawai'i Campus Center, Hilo. singing and line dancing. We recognized our Outstanding - Provided funds to send four youngsters to the Senior Member Ruth Kahoolaa, Outstanding Member Hazel Kamehameha Schools Exploration Program. Salazar, Outstanding Officer Wayne Lukzen. We also had a "" Participated in the Hawai'i Council Membership kulolo sale for our scholarship fund. In May we provided drive/fund raising project June 17-18, 1995 at Waiki'i. As a scholarships to two Honoka'a High School graduates and result obtained three members plus received inquiries about gave further funds to continuing college students who were 40 the Hilo Club, its scholarship and education programs. Also Directors: Jessie Ke, Lilly Ahia, received several scholarship applications for scholarship Lillian Ortega, Helen Cajigal assistance. Sergeant-at-Arms: Andy Tayamen - Participated in the second Hawai'i Council fund raiser Chaplain: William Ahia August 22, 1995 at the Mooheau Park in conjunction with the Historian: Mae Akamu annual International Festival co-sponsored by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and the county of Hawaii Dept. of ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Parks and Recreation. (No report for 1995) HO'OPUwAHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB KOHALA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 436 - Honaunau, Hawai'i 96726 P.O. Box 719 - Kapaau, Hawai'i 96755 DATE ORGANIZED 1970 DATE CHARTERED (AllCC) 1970 DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available) CLUB MOTTO (Not Available) DATE CHARTERED (AllCC) 1964 CLUB SONG (Not Available) CLUB MOTTO (Not Available) CLUB FLOWER White Crown Flower CLUB SONG "' Ahahui 0 K1 wini Kohala" CLUB COLORS Blue and White CLUB FLOWER Ilima President: George Hua CLUB COLORS Red and Yellow Vice President: Sandra Blanco CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Secretary: Viola Kaupu President: Margaret Hoshida Treasurer: Lisa Hua Vice President: Fred Solomon Jr. Directors: Clarence Medeiros, Gilbert Kahele, Bob DaMate Secretary: Janet Coit Kiipuna: Mona Kahele Treasurer: Eudora Lincoln Directors: Evelyn Solomon, Jack Salvador Jr. ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Chaplain: Mary Lee Since the passing away of President Julia Kaupu in 1994, Historian: Marie Solomon the club has been in transition and is currently in the process of updating and reorganizing. Participated with the Hawai' i ACTIVlTIFS & ACHIEVEMENTS District Council's fundraiser at the Waiki'i Music Festival. - Attended District Council Meetings - Participated in council fundraising activities - Participated in the King Kamehameha Celebration HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB sponsored by the King Kamehameha Celebration Commission. OFKA'U - Attend local meetings regarding the Kohala area. P.o. Box 52 - Naalehu - Hosted a Hawaiian Sovereignty Elections Council N/A DATE ORGANIZED information meeting. August 2, 1969 DATE CHARTERED (AllCC) - Conducted historic site tours to the Mahukona area with "Aloha no Ka'ii" CLUB MOTTO our Kiipuna sharing with Kohala people and those who Were "Aloha no Ka'ii" CLUBSONG\ interested. CLUB FLOWER 'A'ali'i CLUBqOLORS Green and White CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS President: Helen (Tita) Tayamen First Vice President: William Ahia Jr. Second Vice President: Mae Akamu Secretary: Jeanette Howard Treasurer: Leina'ala B. Enos 41 KONA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Society; Ho" olaule" a at Kamehameha Day in Kona; and P.O. Box 4098 - Kailua Kona, Hawai'i 96745 Kona Coffee Festival. .. DATE ORGANIZED 1952 HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) February 1952 of CLUB MOTIO Kiilia I Ka Nu 'u OF LAUPAHOEHOE (Strive for the Highest) P.O. Box 397 - Laupahoehoe, Hawai'i 96764 CLUB SONG "Kona Kai 'Opua" CLUB FLOWER Pikake and Kiikui Nut DATE ORGANIZED July 1971 CLUB COLORS Red and Yellow DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) February 1972 CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Ama I Ka Pono" President: Leimana DaMate (The Life of the Land Is Perpetuated First Vice President Hannah Springer in Righteousness) Second Vice President Kalili Murayama CLUB SONG "Ka Na'i Aupuni" Secretary: Malani DeAguair CLUB FLOWER Pua Kenikeni Treasurer: Pearl Glory CLUB COLORS Royal Blue and Gold Directors: Irma Chillingworth, Buddy Farden, Rose Fujimori CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Josephine Kamoku, Arthur Mahi, Curtis Tyler President: Walter C. Victor Jr. Sergeant-at-Arms: Bob DaMate First Vice President: Louise "Sweetie" Maikui Chaplain: Kahu Leon Kapuahelani Sterling Jr. Second Vice President: Lucille V. Chung Choral Director/Arranger: Lono Berman/Zeke Israel Secretary: Hannah Shimasaki Treasurer: Ernest K. Thomas ACfIVlTIES It ACHIEVEMENTS Directors: Tom Rhodemyre, Lillian Kaeha, On December 1, 1994, the Kona Hawaiian Civic Club Kawaihona Poy was granted intervenor status in an already scheduled Sergeant-at-Arms: Danny K. Kalauli contested case hearing to present opinions on the proposed Chaplain: Hannah Acia boundary amendment to reclassify over 1,000 acres of Historian: Janice Naiditch - conservation land to the urban classification in the ahupua' a of Ka" upulehu, at Kekaha, Kona Akau. Also requesting ACTIVITIES It ACHIEVEMENTS intervenor status were Ka Lahui Hawai'i, and Protect Activities of the Hawaiian Civic Club of Laupahoehoe Kohanaiki "Ohana. Together, a coalition called Ka Pa'akai began with 17 members participating in the 35th Annual o Ka 'AiDa was formed. While each of these entities are Convention of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, held on the island of separate and distinct, with their own perspectives and Maui last November. Most of our members participated in constituencies, we are together in our concern for the bowling and did very well. Although our members enjoyed preservation of the natural beauty and pristine nature of the an learned a lot regarding convention business, they were land of Kekaha for present and future generations. This disappointed with the elimination of cribbage, kamau and the contested case hearing is still in process. Hawaiian games. They did, however, have a good time and Other issues that we are involved with are: The commend the Maui Council for a job well done. acquisiton of Keakealani Residence and the Kaumalumalu In December, we .held our annual Christmas party. Each complex to complete the Keolonahihi State Cultural Park; member brought canned goods which was later presented to a oppositon of ~e shoreline dredging and alteration of coastline needy family as a gesture of our caring for the less fortunate fronting the 4-Seasons Hotel; support of Piinana Leo 0 in the spirit of Christmas. Also in December, we Kona; participation in the Pu"uhonua 0 Honaunau Cultural participated in the dedication of the Laupahoehoe , Festival, and many events supporting education; and one Congregational Church Hall. For our part of the program, scholarship to date this year has been awarded. we_•were asked to sing Christmas carols. Fundraisers: Prince Kiihio Day at Hulihe" e Palace; Preparation work began in early 1995 on the possibility of Ha'aheo Hawai" i I Nil Kona Concert at Kona Historical restoring Mamala Heiau located on Ha'akoa ridge at Waipunalei, overlooking Laupahoehoe valley. Research 42 indicates the Pai" ea, Chief of Laupahoehoe, was killed by the with the Kamehameha Day activities. And, during the ruling chief, "Umi, at this heiau. The primary obstacle "Aloha "Week Festivals, manned another food booth in encountered is that the land is privately owned. However, Kamuela. work will continue. The month of February took our Finally, club members are continuing to spruce up our two members to Hilo, to participate in the launching of the miles of roadway for the State of Hawai: i' s Adopt-A voyaging canoes, Hokiile'a and Hawai'iLoa, which was Highway program. held on the grounds of the Naniloa Hotel. Prior to the voyage of the Makali' i members visited crew members at Kawaihae harbor to wish them well. PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOA Election of new officers were held in late February and HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB installation ceremonies were held in mid March at the Hilo 203 Todd Avenue - Hilo, Hawai'i 96720 Hukilau restaurant. Members from various Hawai'i Council clubs and 0'ahu Council president,Ike Ka' aihue, were in DATE ORGANIZED 1966 attendance. HCC of Hilo, president, Lily Pa, served as DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) 1966 installing officer. CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'AiDa I Ka Pono" We are proud to announce that March '95 will be (The Life of the Land Is 43 •.••.••.••.l.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.•l.• l.l•.l•.•l.l•.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.••.l•.••.••.••.••.••.••.••. ::!M~#i~iW~iiWM!@~I§W~§§.~;~.\iM~~#:~~'*~rj •..~#@~m~;4~¥{«·· . members up-to-date with the onging business of the club. WAIMEA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB This year we had no applicants for scholarships for the P.O. Box 6305, Kamuela, HI 96743 • Kamehameha Schools' Explorations. However, we will continue to build our funds for higher education as we DATE ORGANIZED December 13, 1949 increase our membership and continue our fundraising DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) December 13, 1949 efforts. CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Ama I Ka Pono" Prince David Kawinanakoa HCC suffered the loss of (The Life of the Land Is Perpetuated member Maria Kalehua who passed away the week prior to in Righteousness) our 1994 convention in Maui and although she was fairly new CLUB SONG "Hole Waimea" to the club and joined the club upon her return to Hawai' i CLUB FLOWER Akulikuli from the mainland, she was active in meetings and is missed CLUB COLORS Fushia, White and Black by all of us. CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS President: Donna-May Jensen Vice President: Kanani Kapuniai SOUTH KOHALA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Recording Secretary: Twinkle Schwenk P.O. Box 353812, Waikoloa, HI 96738 Corresponding Secretary: Iwalani Case Treasurer: Bernadette Cocoulidis DATE ORGANIZED January 1995 Directors: Margie Spencer, Lorna M. Akima, DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) November 1995 Sarah Ruiz, Bill Correa CLUB MOTTO "TBA" Sergeant-at-Arms: Nelson Elliott Chaplain: Elsie Conger CLUB SONG TBA Historian: Barbara Elliott CLUB FLOWER TBA Choral Director: Everett Knowles/Kanani Kapuniai CLUB COLORS TBA CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS ACTIVlTffiS & ACIllEVEMENTS President: Carlton "Hoku" Damaso Pu'ukoholii Heiau National Historic Site - Since 1983, we Vice President: Jacquie Hoover continue to provide 2 members a week to do various craft . Secretary: Ka" iulani Damaso demonstrations. Every year for the past 20 years, we have Treasurer: Ka"iulani Damaso participated in the annual Cultural Festival for the Heiau Directors: Andy "Analu" Wynne, Ka' iulani Damaso which attracts over 4000 people. We help demonstrate crafts Hoku Damaso, Ed & Elanor Kalama, Jacquie Hoover such as lauhala weaving, coconut weaving and husking, Momiala Phillips flower and seed lei making as well as prepare the Hawaiian Chaplain: B.J. Kailimai foods for food tasting. We also prepare the breakfast, lunch Sergeant-at-Arms: Ed Kalama and dinner for 300 participants, Aloali'i (Royal Court) Na Historian: TBA Koa 0 Pu'ukoholii (warriors), changers, staff, dignitaries and Choral Director: TBA invited guests. Annually, we also display various crafts by club members and provide refreshments during Pu'ukoholii ACTIVlTffiS & ACIllEVEMENTS Heiau NHS Hawaiian Flag Day. During the buildirtg of the Makali'i, we provided meals for (New club to be chartered at 1995 Convention) the crew members and workers. We also participated in the departure ceremonies of the Hokule'a, and Hawai'iloa in February at the Naniloa Hotel. It was the most beautiful and touching ceremony ever -- and was there a crowd!' We were all so proud to be a part of this historical event. W~ participated in the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival with a food booth of ono food. We are so fortunate and thankful to our beloved Aunty Elaine for giving US a reputation of 44 having the best food - always. Once again our food booth MAUl COUNCIL REPORT sold out and must say we did real well. A six week lauhala weaving workshop was given by club Aloha kakou, I am most happy and privileged to report that member Kathy Nishida. Three weeks have been completed the three clubs in the Maui district Council of the Association with three more to go. Members learned to make place of Hawaiian Civic Clubs had a very productive year of mats. Next they will learn to make baskets. activities and a favorable increase in membership. Sovereignty - We sponsored a Hawaiian Sovereignty The Central Maui Hawaiian Civic suffered a great loss in Elections Council Education Seminar. The objective was to the passing of their President, Mr. Paul Canto, Sr. on April inform our Hawaiian people of the status of the plebiscite and 28th of this year. He served the Central Maui Club as its up-eoming Hawaiian Convention. President for the past thirteen years and was a very dedicated Waikoloa King Shops - Weekly, we demonstrate individual both in the community as well as the Various Hawaiian crafts such as seed & haku leis, quilting, ipu Hawaiian Organizations. Paul Canto also served on the Maui making, and the making of haole koa hat bands. Twice a District Council as a member of the Board of Directors for month, our kiipuna do a hula program for one hour which 13 years and both he and the late John Wilmington were my includes hula lessons for o~r visitors. All proceeds go to our two most dependable supporters in the Hawaiian Civic Club I s scholarship fund. objectives and goals achieved ciu,ring my term of office as Raffle - Also for the scholarship fund, we auctioned 2 President of the Maui District Council holstein pipi donated by Uncle Tony and Aunty Sarah Ruiz We are also in the process of having the Lana'i Hawaiian and also raffled . Civic Club reactivated and hopefully submit a request for Waiki'i Music Festival - Participated with the Hawai'i recertification of their charter to the AHCC at convention in District Council fund raising project by manning the food Kona. booth as well as transporting and cooking some of the food. The membership in the Maui District Council joins me in Scholarship - We awarded 4 scholarships of $600.00 extending our sincere best wishes to the Hawai' i Council each this year. All recipients are attending college. AHCC and its members for a most successful 36th Annual Aloha Week Festivities - Participated in the Ho'olaule'a Convention in Kailua-Konaand a big mahalo for having us again with ono food. Within an hour after opening the food join in the celebration and to enjoy your hospitality. booth, we were sold out. Each year we double our food Me ke aloha pumehana, Sonny Fernandez; President projection and each time, we sell out within the hour or Maui District Council - AHCC. shortly thereafter. We also sold 1000 Aloha Week Ribbons as a scholarship fundraiser. Gift Wrap - Yearly, Parker Ranch hires our club to gift wrap gifts for ranch employees. We also do gift wrapping CENTRAL MAUl service for Sure Save Supermarket. HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Annually, the clubs choral group sing Christmas Carols P.O. Box 483 - Kahului, Hawai'i 96732 on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day at the Hapuna, Maunakea, Maunalani, Ritz and Hilton Hotels. DATE ORGANIZED January 10, 1960 We have had a busy and fruitful year thanks to the DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) April 16, 1966 members who made this possible - thank you so very much. CLUB MOTTO "'E Maka'ala Kakou" We welcome with open hearts and arms the new members "Let us be Watchful and Alert who have joined us and also, with heavy hearts acknowledge CLUB SONG Maui 0 Kama those members who have passed on this year and past years CLUB FLOWER Lokelani for they .Fe sorely missed. CLUB COLORS Pink CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS President: Clara DeStefano Vice President: Louie Hokoana • Secretary: Joan Farren Treasurer: Patricia Feiteira Directors: Stanley Bega, Sasa Ewaliko 45 Choral Director: Stephanie Crwecc Stuckey to attending the 36th annual convention in Kona by sending Historian: Stanley Bega four delegates. Attending will be Vivian Ainoa, Vicky ., Alapai, Edwina H. Cacoulidis and Jeanette Kahalehoe. ACl'IVlTIES " ACHIEVEMENTS Our efforts were devoted to the completion of the restoration of the Hawaiian Hale at Kepani Wai Gardens in lao. Prioritizing and fulfilling commitments following the LAHAINA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB death of our President Paul Canto. Brought in guest speakers P.O. Box 191 - Lahaina, Hawai'i 96761 on issues relating to the Hawaiian community. Conducted fund raising projects such as concession stands at baseball DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available) tournaments and sponsoring the "Shower of Stars" talent DATE CHARTERED (AlICC) 1950 competition. CLUB MOTTO (Not Available) CLUB SONG Halona CLUB FLOWER Oliandas HO'OLEHUA HAWAllANCIVIC CLUB CLUB COLORS Pink P.O. Box 728 - Kaunakakai, Hawai'i 96748 CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS, ".;'/ President: Bernice Nitta DATE ORGANIZED May 12, 1971 Vice President: Mildred Kahahane DATE CHARTERED (AlICe) February 1972 Secretary: Maile Kahahane CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Ama I Ka Pono" Treasurer: Nani Leong (The Life of the Land Is Perpetuated Directors: Dalina Kahahane, Norman Oda, in Righteousness) Libby Marciel CLUB SONG Hoolehua CLUB FLOWER Kiikui ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS CLUB COLORS Green and Black (No report for 1995) CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS President: Edwina H. Cacoulidis Vice President: Mamie B. K. Pate Secretary: Winona K. Kaawa KAUA'I COUNCIL REPORT Treasurer: Florence K. Char (No report submitted for 1995) Directors: Vivian K. Ainoa, Wayde Lee, Luana E. Hamakua Historian: William Char Choral Director: Alexander K. Bishaw, Sr. HANALEI HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB ACl'IVlTIES " ACHIEVEMENTS P.O. Box 412 Kilauea, Hawai'i 96754 During the year we had a membership drive and signed new members, with a membership total of 23. We had DATE ORGANIZED March 26, 1959 money making projects for scholarships by selling the DATE CHARTERED (AlICC) 1969 Hawaiian Moon Calendars and also had a chili sale. We CLUBMOTTO .. "Kaulana a 0 Hanalei" were able to award two $250 scholarships to graduates of (Famous is Hanalei) Hawaiian ancestry from Molokai High School who will be CLUB SONG Hanohano Hanalei th~ir continuing education in Hawaiian language or Hawaiian CLUB FLOWER Pua Olena studies at B.Y.U. Hawaii and Maui Community College. CLUB COLORS Purple and White We continue to hold regular monthly meetings on the CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS first Thursday of every month. We sent delegates to the 35th President: Howard T. Yokotake, Jr. Annual Convention that was held in Wailea, Maui. Exciting Vice President: Charles Kim reJ?Orts were made by our entourage. We are looking forward Secretary: Annie Hashimoto 46 Treasurer Pro tem: Valerie Ann Yokotake (Beautiful is Kaua'i, In the Calm!) Directors: Joseph Haumea, Valerie Ann Yokotake CLUB SONG Nani Wale Lihu'e (Oh! Beautiful Is Lihue) CLUB FLOWER Mokihana ACTIVlTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS CLUB COLORS Purple and White .. Three members attended the Maui convention. CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Scholarship grants to three students was awarded. In 1994 President: Gabriel I we did not sponsor any 5th graders to the Kamehameha Vice President: Mary Ahana Schools Summer Explorations because applications were not Secretary: Grace Blake given to the students at Hanalei and Kilauea. We participated Treasurer: John Ilalaole, Sr. in the Hanalei Taro Festival and the Jerry Lewis MDA Directors: Kalani Flores, Mrs. Leocadia Miyajima, telethon. Edward Keopuhiwa Sergeant-at-Arms: Rositter·Oana Choral Director: Mrs. Leocadia Miyajima KAUMUAU'I HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 231 'Ele'~le, Kaua"I, Hawai"I 96705 ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS (Non Available for 1995) DATE ORGANIZED March 10, 1968 DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) February 7, 1969 CLUB MOTTO (Not Available) CLUB SONG Kaumuali'i MAINLAND COUNCIL REPORT CLUB FLOWER Maile Lau Li'ili'i CLUB COLORS Red and Gold Aloha Kakou. The Mainland Council has had a busy year CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS of activities, coordinating programs for Hokiile'a' s West President: Lionel Kaohi Coast visit, connecting with other Hawaiian communities in Vice President: George Arthur Kruse the Pacific Northwest, Vancouver, British Columbia; Secretary: Lydia Kaohi Bellingham and Seattle, Washington, Portland, Oregon and Treasurer: Lena Mendonca along the Columbia River; San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Directors: Florence Kajiwara, Pauline Kupo, Long Beach I Los Angeles and San Diego, .California. Jennie Keuma, Penny Anakalea Mainland Council provided the leadership for Komike Hokiile' a, a Los Angeles coalition of Hawaiian and Pacific ACfIVlTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Island organizations and businesses, with people of The Kaumuali' i Hawaiian Civic Club continues in its educational, scientific, nautical, athletic, cultural, civic and efforts to recruit new members and to reactivate inactive personal interest in Hawaiian and Polynesian voyaging. members. We continue to hold our monthly meetings and Mahalo nui loa to the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs members always look forward to upcoming conventions. We for the fmancial support for Komike Hokiile' a and the continue to support the Koke" e Museum and Garden Isle Arts mainland Council. Resolution #94-20, supporting Komike Council. We are small in number, but we continue to be Hokiile' a gave us the impetus to move ahead with plans and active in the community and continue to support and uphold supported our sponsorship effort. Mainland Council was the the objectives of our club. recipient of a grant from the California Council for the Humanities for Century 0 Ka Piikfpika, a two day public forum in conjunction with Hokiile'a's visit to Long Beach. KAUA'I HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB This seminar of humanities scholars within the Pacific P.O. Box 121 Lihu'e, Hawai'i 96766 connected our voyagers, canoe builder, and navigator with NASA's astronaut, space voyagers and space craft designers DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available) with common problems - common solutions. The successful DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) April 16, 1966 • weeklong program in Long Beach, would not have happened CLUB MOTTO "Kaua'i, Hemolele I Ka Milie!" were it not for the dedication of Ka" ala Pang, Ted Ralston 47 ::::::::!#'~!9#~~~miili~!9#!~~!\¥~;~!!Mj§@jii~~W#itmfi~t~~lH~;~??~:):::<: Kalifornia Outrigger Association (KOA) and Dr. Jo Anne DATE ORGANIZED: October 12, 1993 Van Tilburg (Rapa Nui scholar) and their committees who DATE CHARTERED (AllCC): October 27, 1993 spent months networking businesses, cities, corporations, CLUB MOTTO "E Ho'olaha I Ka Hawai" i .. educational institutions and the community. (To spread the goodness of the Hawaiian) Mainland Council's new administration resulted in CLUB SONG: "Na Mele Lihui Hawai' i" formation of new committee leadership. Component CLUB FLOWER: 'Okika .. Hawaiian Civic Clubs were invited to share their club's CLUB COLORS: Poni a me ke '0 keo activities, update officers and membership lists. Several CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS HCCs are currently in transition, strengthening new President: Dolly Keahiolalo Crawford leadership and developing new programs. Congratulations to First Vice President: Tony Mallow Las Vegas BCC for their outstanding nil mea Hawai" i Second Vice President: Denise Dudoit Meyers programs, Ho" olaule" a and community programs; 'Ahahui Recording Secretary: Noelani Spaulding K1wila 0 Hawai'i 0 San Diego, for providing the leadership Corresponding Secretary: Anthia Austin for Hokiile'a's San Diego visit and excellent cultural Treasurer: Tula Striffler educational community programs; 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi Directors: Darryl Rapozo, Hanalei Vierra, reception for Governor Benjamin Cayetano; Bui 0 Bawai'i 0 Akeakamai Crawford Utah for their continued na mea Hawaii program 'ukulele Chaplain: Mena Aranio classes, community service projects; 'Ahahui '0 Historian: Rachel Swensen LiIi' uokalani BCC on their support of HoWle'a village activities and hosting her crew for a Mexican dinner; Na ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Keiki 0 Hawai'i special donation of salmon for our Attended AHCC convention in Wailea Maui with a full fundraiser, and their workshops on hula, sovereignty, and delegation of 5. Attended MCAHCC Director meetings in continued community service projects. All clubs have kept November at Wailea Maui and in July at Long Beach, busy on projects for their communities, scholarships for their California. students, ni mea Hawai'i programs for their respective In November took leadership role in formation of San Diego membership. Hokiiole' a Steering Committee, whose goal was to plan Mahalo to the Council's new committee chairs for kokua events during Hokille" a' s visit, introduce Hawaiian education for this year. Mainland Council received inquires and mailed curriculum into the schools and to assist in coordinating . membership packets to Virgin, Utah; Las Vegas, Nevada; Rocky Jensen/Hale Nau" a III Art exhibit at Museum of Man. Chicago, Illinois and Upland, California. We invited their Also co-sponsored Hawaiian storyteller event featuring Makia representatives to join us at our meetings or at Convention. Malo and Jerry Gere. As host Council for the 1997 Convention, Los Angeles, In January, recognition of William H. Davis as native Orange County, San Diego, and Las Vegas wil be submitting Hawaiian and founder of modem San Diego. Instrumental in site proposals for Convention' 97. Results ofour formation of San Diego Hawaiian Historical Society. recommendations will be given to the Association Board In February, attended the' Ahahui 0 Liliuokalani members for discussion and presented to the Assembly at installation of officers. convention on Saturday. Mahalo nui loa to our Mainland In March, introduction into the San Diego Hawaiian HCC for continued dedication and commitment to the community, Hau'oli Smith, native Hawaiian crew member of purposes of the HCC movement. Piipiikahi i holomua. the all womens crew of America 3. Ho" omoe wai kihi ke kio' 0 (Let all travel together like In April, co-sponsored sovereignty workshop featuring water flowing in one direction). Xaiwl, IPfJJYlij Mililani Trask. Also in attendance Kumeyaays, Indigenous to San Diego County and Baja California. In May participate in the Pacific Islander Festival in Harbor City with a food booth. Also received our classification from 'AHAHUI KiwILA HAWAI'I 0 SAN DIEGO the IRS as 501 (c)(3) tax exempt organization. HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Irl June, participated in the first annual NAAD Pow Wow 1810 Double D Dr., El Cajon, CA 92021 and performed hula kahiko. 48 ,:,:,:::,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::,:,: ///:::.:::":::::////:::}"" .:..•.'.:.:..•.'.:.:::.:.:.•:'.•:'.•.:.•:'.':'.•:'.•:'.•:'.•:'.•:'.':'.•:".•:'.•:'.•:'.•:'.•:'.•:'.':'.".''~.·.:.:;:'''.';:.'''.:'.:'''''''.::.:':'.:1;.·:;''.'.:::.';.''':.:•.::..::::.:.•.i..:'.:f:.·•.•.'u.::·,·:·.':.:wa:.'.:,:..'.::.:'.·l:T.:;.·Q\.:::.T::.'.,.j.".·:.:.·l;~.:'·.i~.::.:.' .•.•.C·:.•.•I·:.·u·::.'.L.'.:~.' ..'.•.•.'.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.,...•..:.'.,.•:.:.':...•..,..:..:.'.,:.•.::.{}}:,',,:::},:,:'::::::-:.: . :.:.:.:.:.:.;.>:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.:.:;:...... •....•...... •...... a~ ~~J ~ :'::.:::;::.:'.....:•.:...:':'.:.. :'.:'.:'.:':'.:':':':':::'::.'::.':'.:.'.'.'.',: 'U;Q: ::-..:-:. ,....."'. liD" In July provided support of the Rocky Jensen/Hale November 1994 - Attendance at the 35th Annual Convention Nau'a III exhibit; Song of the Ancient Ocean: Maui's of Hawaiian Civic Clubs at the Inter-Continental Hotel, Kihei Turning Back the Sky...at the San Diego Museum of Man in Maui. Balboa Park. Participant in the traditional Hawaiian opening December 1994", "Ahahui members Christmas Dinner hosted .. ceremony for this exhibit on July 8. Conducted the first San by member, Freida Moser at her home in Granada Hills, CA. Diego Museum of Man summer class for children grad~·.I-:6 "Ahahui's Keiki Christmas party held at Chuck E. Cheese on Hawai' i. Coordinated traditional welcoming ceremony Pizza under the guidance of Lei Jensen. for HokUle'a and crew, inclusive of the indigenous people of January 1995 - Election of officers for 19954996. San Diego County, and Pacific Islander residents. Hosted the February 1995 - Installation of new officers was held at the stay of HokUle' a and crew in San Diego and enabling Reef Restaurant in Long Beach. Our new Pelekikena, Mina cultural and educational exchanges. Coordinated first Annual Bogni presented her opening message to the members and Pacific Islander Festival inclusive of all Pacific.Islanders guests with the theme of "Hokiile'a" to guide the Hui through living in San Diego. Participated with food and craft booth. its two year voyage. At the helm of the canoe is our Planned and coordinated traditional Hawaiian ceremony and Pelekikena, her Executive Board and the Board of Directors. ho"okupu presentation at Pantoja Park, founded by W.H. The Oarsmen are the members of "Ahahui '0 Lili'uokalani Davis, with city of SanDiego, W. H. Davis Museum; H.C.C., the Energy behind the Force. Together the long HokUle' a crew, decendants of W. H. Davis and Hawaiian arduous voyage begins, like all Polynesian voyages. With the community. Pelekikena Dolly 'Crawford sailed as a crew Lord's blessings, we will reach our destination and we will member on board the HokUle' a, as she left San Diego and conquer the obstacles. 1995 is a year for "Ahahui to build sailed north to San Pedro for her return trip to Hawai'i.."The our membership along with other goals that have been set in experience gave me a deep sense of connection with my place for the 1995",1996 calendar. One last event for seafaring roots..." .stated Dolly after her trip. February was our Day at the Races - Santa Anita. This being one of two Scholarship Fundraisers held each year. May 1995 - Pacific Islander Festival held at Harbor 1AHAHUI O'LILI'UOKALANI Regional Park. "Ahahui sold Portugese sausage in the food HAWABAN CIVIC CLUB booth and had Haku Lei demonstrations as well as Ti-leaf lei 12352 Rose St., Cerritos, CA 90703 demonstrations in the Hawaiian Village area. -Memorial services were held for Peter Avillanoza at the DATE ORGANIZED 1976 Carson Community Center in Carson, CA. Peter was DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) February 4, 1977 "Ahahui's past Choral Direcor who leadtheHui to win the CLUB MOTTO "Onipa'a" (Steadfast) 'Aha Mele at the Pacific Beach Hotel on O'ahu in 1989. CLUB SONG "Lei No Kamaka'eha" Peter was a victim of the Murrah Federal Building bombing (Commonly known as "Makalapua") in Oklahoma City. He was laid to rest in the Veteran's CLUB FLOWER ." Pua Kalaunu (Crown Flower) section ofHawaiian Memorial Park in Kaneohe. CLUB COLORS Black and Yellow (Lavender Alternative) - Ahahui choral group .participated in the annual Nisei VFW CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Post 1961 Memorial Day service. Pelekikena: Wilhelmina Bogni June 1995 - "Ahahui Yard Sale Fundraiser. Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Sharon Paulo July 1995 - The Hokiile'a visit to Long Beach, California. Hope Pelekikena 'Elua: Harry Kawai We were so thapkful to be a part of the welcoming group Kakau 'olelo Ho'opa' a: Sonja Smith upon its arrival at the dock of the Travelodge in Long Beach. Kakau 'olelo Launa Palapala: Maile Hill There 'was an abundance of cultural education shared with us Pu'uku: i Joseph Smith from the crew of the HokUle'a. "Ahahui was grateful for the Papa Alaka'~tanley Gomes Jr.,Darlene Kubota, Betty Weaver hard work and efforts put forth by our liasons Wini Smith and Chris Zwink,Jerry Ah Chin, Dawn Miyashiro , Aunty Tina and Uncle Shine Liana. Madame Pelekikena Historian: Mary Pelayo Bogni, along with a handful of "Ahahui members pitched in \0 feed the crew dinner on two occasions as part of our ACTIVlTms & ACIllEVEMENTS contribution during their visit. ;49 "1 -Hawaiian Inter-Club Council annual Ho'olaule'a - Fundraiser 'Opio" (The Culture of the Land Is Preserved serving a Hawaiian Food Plate Lunch. The annual event is in its Youth) held at Alondra Park. CLUB SONG II'Amahau" September 1995 - Pau hana Bash - A fun time Barbeque CLUB COLORS Peacock Blue, Seafoam Green and White to thank the members, families, and friends for all the hard CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS work and effort put forth over the last few months. Pelekikena: Pa"ahana Bissen -Reception for Governor Benjamin Cayetano held at the Immediate Past President: John Kapena loane Bissen Carson Community Center in Carson, CA. Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi: Nani Yee -'Ahahui was proud to support Nil Mamo- Young Hawaiians Hope Pelekikena 'Elua: Club - for the first E Hula Mau Hula and Kiihiko Competition Kakau 'olelo Ho'opa'a: Heather McLean held at the University of Irvine campus, Bren Center. The Kakau 'olelo Ho'oholo: Lahaina Burbank "Ahahui volunteers were kept busy throughout the entire Pu'uku: Ihi Wakinekona Labor Day weekend. Thanks to all of the workers, Na Papa Alaka'i:Jay Mannion, Ihi Wakinekona, Lahaina Burbank Mamo,under the direction of Michael Crabbe, who set a Betty Jane Rodriques section aside for the workers to:enjoy the Mahalo Bash on Sergeant-at-Arms: Curtis Hayes Sunday. It was a privilege to enjoy the entertainment Chaplain: featuring Olomana and Keali'I Reichel. Choral Director: Jay Mannion - The close of September ended with our annual "Ohana ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS Camp Out held at Camp Pendleton. The weekend was (No report received for 1995) enjoyed by all who were in attendance. This year, "Ahahui sponsored two keiki to attend Kamehameha's Explorations Summer Program. These BUI 0 HAWAII, 0 UTAH youngsters just happened to be the mo"opuna of our members, HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Dale and David Kekuna, Tina and George Liana and Freida 1242 East Emerson Ave., Salt Lake City, UT 84105 Moser. Our congratulations to Tarah Kekuna from Southern California, and Tirja Makanaonalani Greenwell from DATE ORGANIZED November 1985 Marysville, Washington. DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) November 1986 Mahalo nui loa to all of our members who supported the CLUB MOTTO "Ka 'Uhane 0 lesu e ho'a ia mai a mau loa" efforts of "Ahahui in meeting our 1995 goals. Your k6kua "The spirit of Christ that is lit to bum forever" and aloha are very much appreciated. "Ahahui '0 CLUB SONG "Ku'u Hoa" Lili'uokalani HCC will continue to focus on our 1996 CLUB FLOWER Pikake objectives with faith and dedication. CLUB COLORS Teal and White And fmally, to our Hawai'I Council, a special Mahalo for CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS all of the hard work and effort that you have put into this President: Jess K. Kalawaia, Jr. year's 36th AHCC Convention. We look forward to a First Vice President: Parker Selu productive as well as a memorable week. Second Vice President: Tiny Zoller Me ke aloha pumehana, Darleen Kubota - 1995 Recording Secretary: Shirley Kalawaia Convention Chairperson. Treasurer: Soulee Stroud Directors: <# Ellen Selu ACTIVITIES It ACHIEVEMENTS: .. IAlNAHAU 0 KALEPONI Purchased and decorated a Christmas tree for the Festival of ,; HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB Trees. This is a fundraiser for the Primary Children Hospital 12722 Adams St., Garden Grove, CA 92645 in Salt Lake City. Held our annual Christmas party for members, their families and friends. Held workshops every DATE ORGANIZED January 1981 other week to teach the Hawaiian language, crafts, dance and DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) November 1982 other values. CLUB MOTTO "E Miilama Iii Nii Pono 0 Ka 'Ama E Nii ::.:~.:.::,,'.:.:.::'.~.: ·.::.~.·.·:.·:.:.·.;;,;.:.·: ·.li. ·.·.::.· :::~.:.·:· ·:·.~::.:::: :.:·.':~::.·:.' :.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.:.:-:-:.; .:-:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:-:.: .:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. '.'.':'.':.:'::'..u·.::·.·..·.:.·.·.:.·:.:.·:.:'.:"'::.:::·.:::·O·.:.·:·.:·.:.'.:...,,·.::·.:.·::.·.·.··a:.··.:•..•..:.•£2.,.. ::.. '.:.:.:.:...•. 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ACl'IVITIES &: ACHIEVEMENTS He'll serve for two years. The Las Vegas Hawaiian Civic Club was very busy and Our Keiki performed Hawaiian song and dance for the active this year with many community projects. Childrens Polynesian Festival in Salt Lake City. Our club danced for Day - Sewed fresh flower leis and sold food and drink. living traditions, a three day ethnic celebration with Fundraising activities included Bingo Nite, yard sale, quilt entertainment and food from areas of the world. sale and cook books. The gracious ladies performed for the Our club participated in public service programs for two Nani Loa fundraising Iii' au and at the church gathering. local rest homes in Salt Lake City. Prepared sandwiches for the Catholic Church for families in need. Public speaking for the Kiwanis Club luncheon on This Labor Day Weekend the club sponsored our annual Hawai'i. Labor Day Retreat at Cherry Hill (a camping site outside of Ho"olaule"a was a two day event co-sponsored with the Salt Lake City). Our club sponsored one boy to the city. Ho Aikane concert, Keola Beamer, Cazimero brothers Kamehameha School Explorations Program this Summer, were part of the Ho"olaule"a. Participated in the Folklife David Selu. Festival: Gracious Ladies of the civic club performed and Two of our youth attended a Youth Leadership Program sold food and drinks. Jason Project - Clark County sponsored by the Utah Valley Community College. This was Community College: Display of Hawaiian implements, in conjunction with a Polynesian program. feather leis, kiikui nut leis, kahilis etc. etc. For December, we are planning to visit convalescent homes singing christmas songs and sharing christmas cookies & KAUWAm 'ANAINA HAWAI'I HAWAIIAN CIVIC punch and the Gracious Ladies will be dancing a few songs. CLUB (No Report Available) NA KEIKI 0 HAWAI'I LAS VEGAS HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 230686 - Anchorage, Alaska 99523-0686 P.O.Box 29237 - Las Vegas, Nevada 89126 DATE ORGANIZED 1984 DATE CHARTERED (AllCC) November 1990 DATE ORGANIZED July 28, 1989 CLUB MOTTO 'Onipa'a I Ka Mana'o" DATE CHARTERED (AllCC) November 1990 (Holdfast To Your Goals) CLUB MOTTO "Kiilia E Loa'a Ka Na'auao" CLUB SONG "Kaulana Nil Pua" (Strive to Obtain Wisdom) CLUB FLOWER Pikake CLUB SONG "Pua Carnation" CLUB COLORS Purple and White CLUB FLOWER Carnation CLUB OmCERS &: DIRECTORS CLUB COLORS Silver/Gray/Black President: Ray Hose CLUB OmCERS &: DIRECTORS Vice President: Guy Cordeiro President: Pauline Clark Secretary: Marie Malaski First Vice president: Marsha Garrison Treasurer: Dave Brown Second ViCe President: Kauilani Castro Directors: Ilona Kini, J.R. Degala, Shiela Carinio Recording Secretary: Bernie Watson Ashyln Hose, Sam Kini Corresponding Secretary: Kathy Frink ACTIVITIES &: ACHIEVEMENTS Treasurer: Wilbur Dorothy "Last Convention, we had 9 from our club travel from Directors: Healani Abbey, Chalmers Akima, Michael Wong Alaska to Hawai"i to represent us. This year we have 10! Mary Davis, Kathy Dey, Charlotte Ornellas We also wrote our first resolution for this year's Convention. 51 Look for us wearing our club colors in our new uniform live Hawaiian music and impromptu entertainment. So far, (purple and white). We are growing! we have always managed to have it on a sunny Summer day. We were able to give out 4 separate scholarships this Our membership continues to increase. You get a free year for post high school education. Several of our na "opio bumper sticker, too! Hula is alive and well in Alaska! We attended Explorations and other Summer programs at have two active hilau who share our culture at different Kamehameha. One of our students returned toAha "Opio as events -- some for profit and others they kokua. We have well. begun our annual Hawaiian Calendar fundraiser and also the Some of our Civic activities include: The Anchorage sale of Fur Rondy, our Winter Carnival pins. We have Symphony of Trees. This annual event is sponsored city supported Las Vegas ncc in their quilt raffle; donated 200# wide and groups are asked to decorate an Xmas tree to kick of salmon to Komike Hokiile' a this Summer for the off the holiday season. Our theme for our tree honored our Hawaiian Food booth, and continue to support our Mainland last Queen and had a tum of the century "old Hawai'i" look. Council. Our spring lu"au is in the planning stages and we We design and tend a summer flower garden sponsored continue to look forward to an active and joyous year. by the Municipality of Anchorage in a project called "Adopt A-Park". We continue to send a Christmas "wish box" to the NA PO'E 0 HAWAI'I residents of Lunalilo Home as we have adopted them as our HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF COLORADO SPRINGS sole Christmas project. P.O. Box 230686 - Anchorage, Alaska 99523-0686 KAKM our Public TV station has an annual auction and we manned the phones again this year taking phone bids. DATE ORGANIZED 11 March 1988 You gotta be fast when those phones start ringing! DATE CHARTERED (AHCC) 1989 NKOH-HCC received the MAYOR'S VOLUNTEER CLUB MOTTO 'Ho'ohui kalahui" Award. We were quite pleased! In fact, this Fall, we will (Unite our people) be assisting Medical Pathfinders with their Iii'au fundraising CLUB SONG "Hawai'i Aloha" efforts. CLUB FLOWER Red Carnation Jalna Keala and Annelle Amaral stopped by Anchorage CLUB COLORS Red & Yellow and gave a presentation on government affairs and Hawaiian CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS issues. We were so happy to see them, though their time President: Gerri Hoomanawanui was short and we tried to squeeze in a month's worth of Vice President: Sandy Sharketti touring into 6 hours! Fortunately we were able to send some Secretary: Sandy Sharketti salmon home with them, even though it was too early in the Treasurer: Bill Hildebrand season to fish. Directors: Casey Corey Several members traveled to Ketchikan, Ak. to greet the Hawai'i Loa when she arrived in Alaska. It was so exciting ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS to have them arrive in Alaskan waters! Our ho"okupu was a Our club was represented at the 1994 AHCC Convention in traditional Inupiat spirit mask made of whale bone with November. We were also represented in the Mainland features of sea creatures. Council election of new officers in which our immediate past Fun stuff: Our annual Christmas potluck program is President was elected to hold the office of Recording always fun and the food is plentiful and ONO! There are not Secretary for the Mainland Council. Na Po'e 0 Hawai'i only the familiar faces, but sometimes ones we only see once HCC still holds regular monthly meetings and has been or twice a year -- but we're always happy to see new faces. successful in adding numbers to our membership. We .. Then at East,er, all of our kamali'i were hunting gaily continue to fulfill our club objectives by increasing colored eggs (some real and some plastic) out in the snow at membership, holding fundraisers and planning workshops. our annual Easter party. The plastic eggs had money and We continue to support numerous community affairs that • other prizes! We had food, entertainment, conducted some inyolve the song and dance of Hawai' i, as well as displays of club business and went home full and happy. In June, we our arts. Our new officers were installed in January. During have our annual Summer picnic which features food, games, the past months, we worked closely with Wai Kanaloa Hula Hilau and the Sons of Hawai' i musicians in supporting the :::;::::::.;.;. ... :::::::::::::::::::::::: 52 community with our culture and dance. We supported the Colorado Springs Senior Center Cultural Celebration, the Pikes Peak: Community College International Barbecue, several retirement homes, the Mothers of Pre Schoolers (MOPS) a group in Denver, and the Myron Stratton home. This exposure has brought us many requests from other community groups to support them in the upcoming months. Fundraisers are being planned to assist in sending representatives to the next Mainland Council meeting as well as to the convention in November. limits us to staff and HSEC members and volunteers to Sovereignty Update educate and register Hawaiians to vote in the plebiscite. After a year on the Hawaiian Sovereignty Elections More T.V. and media assistance is a must and we will need Council (HSEC) I would like to share my mana' 0 on all the volunteer help that we can get. Non-resident significant work accomplished, obstacles encountered, and the Hawaiians total 70,000 plus and we need your kokua in kokua needed from every one of our members as well as registering them. Please give us their name and address and their'ohana. we will send them educational information to register and Our Plebiscite election, scheduled for November vote. Call 1-800 95-VOTER. or write to HSEC, 733 Bishop December 1995, has been rescheduled to July - August 1996 St. Suite 170-125, Honolulu, HI 96813. due to Governor Cayetano's,freezing of funds and concerns We've also encountered difficulty because some Hawaiian regarding future cost of the Hawaiian Sovereignty organizations oppose the process because it is state funded convention. HSEC has restructured financial plans, and thus viewed as state controlled and not an independent modified the timeline of significant events, and will be indigenous peoples' grass roots effort! I believe that it needs meeting with Governor Cayetano, Trustees of OHA, and to be state assisted due to: 1) the magnitude of resources . select legislators on October 27, 1995 to obtain support and required; 2) legitimacy of the entire process; 3) native approval of our revised plans. Hawaiians are long overdue their share of revenue generated To reduce funding burden to the state of Hawaii and from state income taxes paid by Hawaiians as well as revenue OHA, a non governmental organization (NGO) has been from Hawaiian lands; and 4) required state constitutional formed that will be able t~ receive public and private amendment when ratification occurs and our lands and donations and grants. The name of the organization is resources are returned to the Sovereign Hawaiian Nation. pending and membership consists of HSEC members, staff Remember, HSEC does not propose or endorse any form or and is open to all people who wish to join and help in our structure of sovereign Hawaiian nation. We are chartered to Sovereignty efforts. This NGO will absorb about one third facilitate the process and ensure that it is fair and that all of of the cost associated with sovereignty and the state and OHA us have a choice. The first step is the plebiscite vote. If will also be absorbing their one third share. Besides the vote is yes, we proceed to the second step which is the lowering the financial burden to our partners we will election of delegates. HSEC's work is PAU after the improve our autonomy from the state and OHA. election of delegates. The third stej) is to have the delegates The Plebiscite election is critical in determining the will convene at a forum of their choosing at which time they will 01the Hawaiian people. We will be asked to vote on the determine form and structure of the sovereign Hawaiian question "Shall the Hawaiian people elect delegates to nation for approval by the Hawaiian people. Steps to propose a native Hawaiian government?" Critical to the follow will be determined by the delegation and may include success of the Plebiscite election is having enough Hawaiian state constitutional amendment for transfer of trust lands; people registered to vote and enough people voting to federal recognition and entitlement resolution; as well as clearly demonstrate that the process, regardless of the international recognition depending on the model chosen. outcome, is "demonstrative 01the will01the Hawaiian We ask for your kokua to help us register all people of people. It We are starting with OHA's 70,000 registered Hawaiian ancestry for the plebiscite. No blood quantum is voter listjis our starting point of registered voters for the required and they must be 18 years of age by the election plebiscite and will determine their desire to participate in the date. We may not have another chance-act now! We plebiscite. We are also conducting our own plebiscite have an informational booth here at convention and I ask registration of Hawaiians no matter where they live. To date each one of you to stop by and get the forms to educate we have registered only about 2,000 voters. Registration 'yourself and register for the plebiscite, has been slow due to administrative funding freeze in critical Mahalo nui loa, Analu Berard HSEC and Kona HCC areas of travel, hiring staff and media contracting. This member. 53 NECROLOGY In loving memory ofour Beloved Members and Friends who haveleft us since our last Convention. " Kulu 1al wainulka, awi ka 'opua - The teanfa1l;the clouds weep." HAWAI'I COUNCIL o'ahu COUNCIL(continuedJ Hawaiian Civic Club ofHamiikua Hawaiian Civic Club ofHonolulu Robert Baker Anna Fautte Kohala Hawaiian Civic Club Kuulei Ledward Albert Medeiros, Sr. Grace Oness Hawaiian Civic Club ofLaupiihoehoe & Ka'ii Kailua Hawaiian Civic Club Angeline E. Lena Victor Joseph Souza, Jr. Rebecca Leimomi Pua Kalauli Kalihi-Palama Hawaiian Civic Club Hawaiian Civic Club ofWaimea Mary Ann Kapeliela Joseph Cootey Debbie Waikiki EmilY Hoglund Elanore Williamson Arthur Kepo '0 Elmer Williamson MAUl COUNCIL King Kamehameha Hawaiian Civic Club Central Maui Hawaiian Civic Club Helen Ah Yuen, Sr. > • Paul Canto Ann Ka "apana Alice Canto William Kahele, Jr. Apolonia Day Charlene Machado KAUA'I COUNCIL Kualoa-He'ida Hawaiian Civic Club Kaumuali'i Hawaiian Civic Club Howard DeCosta Christobel Kauahi Niiniiikapono Hawaiian Civic Club Bennett Holt Marvalette Bayona MAINLAND COUNCIL Kiipuna Katherine Kamalukukui Maunakea * 'Ahahui Kfwila Hawai'i 0 San Diego Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club David Lee Mallow Olga Kalama * Paul Giovinazzo Noah Kalama, Jr. * 'Ahahui '0 Lili'uokalani Hawaiian Civic Club Harriet Seda Peter Avillanoza Elpidio "AL" Momibon "Ainahau '0 Kaleponi Hawaiian Civic Club Helena Camara Boie Makaena Prince Kiihio Hawaiian Civic Club Hui 0 Hawai'i 0 Utah Hawaiian Civic Club Elizabeth Aiwohi Willard Hoopiiaina Robert "Bobby" Simpson Las Vegas Hawaiian Civic Club Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Club Victor Jarrett Deborah Kelsey O'ahu COUNCIL Charles Dowson 'Ahahui Siwila 0 Kapolei HCC Hawaiian Civic Club ofWahiawii Olga Makole (Kaleinani) Olsen Kalama * Biddle Moniz ., Noah Kalikolehua Kalama, Jr. * William Zen, Jr. Ali'i Pauahi Hawaiian Civic Club Hawaiian Civic Club ofWai 'anae Adam Baker/ Kiipuna Katherine Kamalukukui Maunakea * Hawaiian CiVic Club OfEwa Hannah Fonseca * Note: Dualmembership indicated andmember is Michael Nakea listedunder both clubs. 54 , AHA MELE 1995 November 10, 1995 - Kamakahonu Ballroom - King Kamehameha Kona Beach Hotel Judges: TBA Participating Hawaiian Civic Clubs: Honolulu Hawaiian Civic Club, Kona Hawaiian Civic Club, Waimea Hawaiian Civic Club, 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi Hawaiian Civic Club Competiton Song - Kona Kai "Opua - Composed by Henry WaiauIKanuha - Arranged by . Anuhea Brown (ALL VOICES) ME KA HA-U A-NU 0 MA 'I HI HA-'A-HE-O. I-KA MA-LI-E ME KA HA-U A-NU 0 MA-ll-HI o KO-NA KAI 'O-PU-A I KA LA-'I, Mm 3RD VERSE(ALL VOICES) KI-LA-KI-LA '0 HU-A-l"A-LA-I A-LO-HA 'I-A NO '0 KA-' A-WA-LO-A I KE KAI MA-LI-NO- AH-'0 KO-NA KA PA-LI KA-PU-KA-PU 0 KE-OU-A (TENORS & BASS) KA WA-I HU-'I-HU'I 0 HA.:.l.J'I-LU-A ME KQ-NA KAI '0 PU-A '0 KA PA-PA KO-NA-NE A'0 HI-KI-AU KE KAI MA-' O-KI-' O-KI (SOPRANO & ALTOS) KA LA HI-KI I KA LAE 0 ME KQ-NA KAI 'O-PU-A , A-LA-'I-HI KE KAI MA-LI-NO A-' 0 KQ-NA ME HO-' O-KE-NA I KA WAI 0 PU'U HAU AH...(MEN) DOH THROUGH FIRST VERSE (BASS & TENORS) KA PE-WA KA-PA-LI-LI A-' 0 KA MA-NI-NI FIRST VERSE (SOPRANO & ALTO) (ALL PARTS) HA-'A-HE-Q HA-WA-I-'I INA KO-NA NI-NI 'O-E ME KA 'E-HA KO-NI, OOH... 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LU-A E LI-KE A-KU A-I (ALL VOICES OOH..0HH..Mm) (SOPRANO) ME KO-NA KAI 'O-PU-A SECOND VERSE (ALL VOICES) (REST OF VOICES) ME KO-NA KAI 'O-PU-A U-A 'I-KE I KA NA-NI 0 KA-I-LU-A ( SOPRANO) KE KAI MA-' O-KI-' O-KI KE KA-PI-TA-LA A-'O NA KO-NA (REST OF VOICES) KE KAI MA-' O-KI-'O-KI (BASS & TENORS) (ALL VOICES) KE KAI MA-LI-NO A-'0 KO-NA ME KA-HA-LU-'U I KA WAI 0 MA-PU-A-NA Mm-Mm, Mm-Mm" Mm- I KE KAI MA-LI-NO A-' 0 (SOPRANO & ALTO) KO-NA HO-LU-J\~LQ-A-I KA 'E-HU-Q KE KAI (MEN) (fENOR'& BASS) ME KO-NA KAI 'O-PU-A KE-AU-HQ-U-I KA 'I-LI-'I-LI NE-HE KEKA-I MA-' O-KI-' O-KI (ALL VOICES) KE KAI MA-LI-NO A-' 0 KO-NA ME HE LA-NI-I KA WAI 0 PU-KA-I-KI • ME KAI-NA-LI-U I KA U-HI-WAI 55