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25Tk Aiuuul£ C~ K~ 15-17,1984 Hifu Hawollmt Hote£ Cuul Abmk- Ckutek Cwie Ce«Wt the CONVENTION THEME 25tk AIUUUl£ C~ K~ 15-17,1984 Hifu Hawollmt Hote£ cuul AbMk- CkUteK CWie Ce«Wt THE CONVENTION THEME 'A 'OHE HANA NUl KE ALU 'A (No task is too big when done together by all) E Na Hawaii E Na Hawai'i People of Hawai'i E Huki Like Pull Together Ko Kakou Waiwai So Our Richness I Mau Ke Ola Will Live Forever Mai HuH Kua Don't Turn Your Backs E Pu'ili Mai Embrace E Makana Ke Akua The Gifts of God I Ha'awi 'ia Mai That Have Been Seen 'A "OHE HANA NUl KE ALU 'IA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB WAIALUA OF HONOLULU HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HONOLULU, OAHU HALEIWA, OAHU CHARTER DATE: December 17, 1917 CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 OFFICIALS: SONG: Lei I1ima by Charles E. King (Organized February 9, 1934) President - Levi Kauwalu COLORS: Red and I1ima yellow SONG: Kaulana Waialua Vice President - Richard Kinney,Jr. COLORS: Yellow and Green Secretary - Tomi Downey Chong FLOWER: Ilima FLOWER: Kukunaokala Treasurer - Margaret Lei Ai MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono MOTTO: Hanalike me ka Lokahi Sergeant-at-Arms - George Ai OFFICIALS: (Working Together in Unity) Historian - Margaret Chun President - Emory G.K. Henderson Directors - Dorothy Awai, James Vice President - Patricia K. Brandt Awai and"Joseph P. Leong. Immediate Past Pres. - Claire Hughes Ho Recording Sec. - Lynell K. Akamu Correspondence Sec. - Malia A. Tongg ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Treasurer - Alice K. Froiseth Members of the Waialua Hawaiian Civic Club opened the year by Directors - Llewellyn Biven, Katherine Farm, T.B. Lyons, Dawn celebrating our clubs 49th anniversary with a potluck dinner at the Farm-Ramsey, Haunani S. Apoliona, Haunani Bernadino, Herman Waialua Recreation Center. In May we honored high school grad­ Lemke, Marion Vasconcellos and Sterling Johnson. uates of hawaiian ancestry with a graduates social at the Meadowgold Longhouse in Haleiwa. This year Waialua awarded fourteen scholar­ ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS ships to 1983 high school graduates and continuing college students. The club again held its installation at the Willows Restaurant. This Members assisted in the Areawide Horizons Senior Citizens Luau by year the 47th Holoku Ball returned to the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and serving at their annual Luau. Our members participated in the float was the club's major fund-raiser. We awarded 19 scholarships. construction and decoration of the award winning Japan float entry to A Kini Poi, our annual picnic, where scholarship recipients and their the 1983 International Lions Parade as our part in raising funds for the parents are introduced to the membership. It was held at the Awai Alii Portraits project at lolani. Waialua had the privilegeof hosting the Estate at Waialua. July 23 Oahu District Council Meeting in Waialua. A very successful fund-raising luncheon was held at Hon Kung Annually, Waialua hosts a "White Christmas" party for the children of Restaurant with proceeds to go to the balance of our Alii Portrait Waialua and distributes food baskets donated by members to needy Assessment. Hawaiian families. A Halloween theme Kupuna Luncheon is planned for October29th at Waialua held a kalua pig fundraiser to defray the cost of members Lunalilo Home. participating in the 1983 AHCC Convention. PU'ULOA LAHAINA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB EWA BEACH, OAHU LAHAINA, MAUl CHARTER DATE: September 1964 COLORS: Orange and White James D. Gonsalves, President FLOWER: White Ginger MOTTO: E Ho'omana'o I Ko Waiwai Ho'oilina (Remember Your Heritage) OFFICIALS: President - Ethelreda R. Kahalewai Vice President - Howard Vinhasa Recording Sec. - Rhoda Vinhasa Treasurer - Mary Serrao Directors - Twila Dias, Nani Keola and Milton Smith. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS This past year Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club has been fortunate toparticipate in several displays and demonstrations on Hawaiian arts and crafts to aid the club in raising funds for its scholarship. We have participated in Waimea Falls annual makahiki, the KingKamehameha Day Celebration ho'ike'ike at McCoy Pavilion and the Hawaiian Electric Cooking Show at the Neal Blaisdell: Center's Pikake room. Pu'uloa participated in the Alii Sunday services at Kawaiahao Church, the memorial services at Mauna Ala and the Oahu District Council meetings. The Oahu District Council took on a project of decorating four floats for the Intern'l. Lion's Convention held in Honolulu this past June. This was a fund-raising project for the refubishing of the Aliipor­ traits at lolani Palace. Mr. Milton Smith one of Pu'uloa's directors chaired the project. During the last Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs convention held at the Ala Moana Americana Hotel, Pu'uloa chaired the Fun Fest. 2 ALOHA HAU'OLI IWAKALUA KUMALIMA PIHA MAKAHIKI The Hawaii Council, AOHCC is very Pleased to extend our Happy 25th Anniversary to all visiting clubs and club members. I do hope this very special gathering will bring together persons of Hawaiian ancestry from the mainland and allthe islands. Allwho share a deep & abiding love for the aina, andexpanding the knowledge of our Hawaiian Culture, uniting us in harmony with the proudness of our heritage. Me ke Aloha Poina 'Ole Pete Hanoa, President Hawai'i Council HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBOFKA'U HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF Mrs. Anna Cariaga, Pres. LAUPAHOEHOE Mr. Walter K. Victor, Jr., Pres. HO'OPULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CMC CLUB OF HILO Mrs. Julia Kaupu, Pres. Mr. E.C.H. Van Gieson n, Pres. KOHALA HAWAIIAN CMC CLUB PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOA Mrs. Violet Acedillo, Pres. HAWAIIAN CMC CLUB Mrs. Ann Nathaniel, Pres. KONA HAWAIIAN CMC CLUB HAMAKUAHAWADAN CMCCLUB Mr. Kahea Beckly, Pres. Mrs. Violet B. Ramos, Pres. WAIMEA HAWAllAN CMC CLUB KUAKINI HAWADAN CMC CLUB Mrs. Elaine Acres, Pres. Mr. George Naope, Pres. 3 MESSAGE FROM OHA CHAIRMAN JOSEPH KEALOHA, JR. IT \ \\ '.'---=~ \:..~ On behalf of all members of the Board of HoQokuQikabi Trustees of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, it gives me great pleasure to extend our greetings and wishes for a successful and productive convention. ADMINISTRATOR I note that among the major objectives of T.C.YIM the Hawaiian Civic Club movement as stated in TRUSTEES the 1918 constitution are to " •••promote MR. JOSEPH G. KEALOHA. JR. friendly relations, cultivate, encourage and Chairperson maintain the spiritual, intellectual and social Trustee from Maui standing of its members. To preserve and MR. RODNEY K. BURGESS. III perpetuate the ancient historical data, Vice Chairpet'SOn Trustee-at-Large traditions, meles and songs of Hawaii. To promote the practice of good government and good MR. HAYDEN BURGESS Trustee from Oahu citizenship." MRS. PIlLANI C. DESHA fee~ Trustee from Hawaii These are worthy goals indeed and I confident that Prince Kuhiowould be proud of MR.ROCKNE C. FREITAS Trustee-at.Large the activities and accomplishments of today's Hawaiian Civic Clubs. MR. THOMAS K. KAULUKUKUI. SR. Trustee-at-Larga The theme for this year's convention MR. MOSES K. KEALE. SR. Trustee from Kauai and Niihau "'A'ohe hana nui ke alu'ia" is an inspiring one. We all would profit by applying its wisdom. MR. GARD KEAlOHA Trustee-at~arge MR. LC·U·,.$ H,AO Trustee from Molakai Me ke aloha pumehana, ~~.~ fl· ~sePh Kealoha, Jr. r Chairman 567 So. King se, Suite 100 Honolulu. Hawaii 96813 (808J 548-8960 4 ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS P. O. Box 1135 • Honolulu, Hawaii 96807 Aloha Kakou, This Convention marks a significant milestone in the life of our Great Association. It is in acknowledgement of Twenty Five years of growth and accomplishments that I proudly welcome each of you on our Silver Anniversary. Fullfilling the Second Year as your President has been a great learnillg experience for me and my family. In these past two years each of us has watched ourselves and our association grow together1 and together is the important word here. It is an appropriate word because it not only explains how we have been able to come this far, but it is also a key word in this years theme, "'A'OHE HANA NUl KE ALU 'IA", No Task is too Big When Done TOGETHER by All. With this theme we profess our faith to the future growth and development of our family. Our organization has come a long way in the past Twenty Five Years. Growing from a Fledgling organization of the Oahu District Council with eighty-three delegates, to a well recognized and respected Association of Four Districts (soon to be five) and over two hundered and fifty delegates. An Association whose heritage is sterling and marked by outstanding contributions to the Hawaiian people in education, legislation, government and community affairs. We have achieved these accomplishments because The Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs is a very positive and stimulating organization which keeps an eye to the future. My family and I are particularly pleased to be a part of this productive and unique Association. As we look forward with new visions for our Hawaiian Community, we must remember that there has never been a nation or organization of any type which has ever achieved greatness that was not united in its people and their cause. In my president's message last year I stated, "Hawaiian people have changed and yet still manage to remain the same, moving into the modern times but still holding on to our unique ways." What I meant then, and reaffirm today, is that we can maintain our unique differences as ind~viduals and as a people and yet remain united in committment to our causes. So I ask each of you to strive this next year and in years to come to live up to this years theme of "accomplishment together". It has worked for us for Twenty Five Years, let's make it work for the next Twenty Five.
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