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. Let's go for the GOLD, TOgether.

ka ha'aha'a,

K. Lee, Sr.

5 •

EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS

HONOLULU

GEORGE R. ARIYOSHI GOVERNOR

MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR GEORGE R. ARIYOSHI

It is a pleasure to extend my aloha to you on the occasion of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs' 25th Annual Convention, November 15 through 17, 1984, in uuo.

This year's theme, " ~ 'Ohe Hana Nui Ke Alu 'Ia," or "No task is too big when done together by all," emphasizes the importance of working together, not only in seeking to accomplish the goals of individual clubs and the Hawaiian community, but in striving to build a better society for all. I hope the atmosphere and spirit of cooperation of this annual convention will inspire you to continue your fine work on behalf of the people of these islands.

I extend my very best wishes for a productive and successful 25th Annual Convention.

7 WAIANAE HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HANALEI WAIANAE, OAHU CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB SONG: Aloha La 0 Waianae COLORS: Royal Blue and !lima Yellow HANALEI, KAUAI FLOWER: Ilima MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea Oka Aina Ika Pono CHARTER DATE: 1969 OFFICIALS: SONG: Hanohano Hanalei President - Maxine P. Hee 1st Vice Pres.. Josephine Vim FLOWER: Pua Olena 2nd Vice Pres. - Helen Iaea COLORS: Purple & White Recording Sec. - Mae Gabriel Sergeant-at-Arms - Louise Kong CANOE C.COLORS: Green & Gold Corres. Sec. - Gege Kawelo Historian - Katherine Maunakea MOTTO: Kaulana A 0 Hanalei Treasurer - Rochelle Kawelo Chaplain - Oliver Willingham Directors - George K. Kawelo, Sr. [Chairman] (also Immediate Past Pres.), OFFICERS: Paige Barber, Roselind Carrero, Eugene Carrero, Genevie Awong, Rose President - Fred B. Conant, Jr. Soares, Rose Morales, Glenn Kila, Charlotte Poe and Katherine Maunakea. Vice President - Charles Kim ACTIVITIESAND ACHIEVEMENTS Recording Sec. - Annie Hashimoto Activitiesattended: The Association of HawaiianCivic Club's Annual Conven­ tion held at the AlaMoana Americana Hotel on Oahu. Some of our members Correspondence Sec. - Pua Ponimoi were honored in various catagory awards (i.e.) Non-Hawaiian, Outstanding Treasurer - Merrilee Chandler Hawaiian Member, etc. We also took part in the Bowling event and Fun Fest. Directors - Michael Chandler, Moses Ho, Peter Piilani, Maile We hosted an "Open House" suite, complete withpupus and drinks at the Ala Semitekol, Kaipo Chandler, Joseph Ponimoi and Rose Andrade. Moana Americana Hotel. Participated in all Dist. Council Meetings, Alii Sundays, The KuhioCelebration, food booth at thisyears Hoikeike heldat Ala Moana Park and helped in the buildingof the State of Arkansas's float for the Lions Day Parade. Co-hosted with Nanaikapono Haw'n. Civic Club, 3 community work shops on Hawaiiana series of medicine, sponsored by the Univ. of Hawaii. This was a great success and the turn out was wonderful. Mahalo to Nanaikapono HCC. Club Activities:We heldour installationof new officersat the Rusty Harpoon inWaianae. Honoring us as installingofficerwas No report on club activities Aunty Elaine Mullaney. One of our scholarship fundraising projects were ca­ tering the Ann. "1,001 Friends" luau held on the grounds of HawaiiLoa Col­ lege. This enabled us to present to 8 recipients of the Nanakuli and Waianae' HighSchools awards totaling $2,000. We continue to work on the Ku'ilio'loa Heiau and E'AlaCanoe located at Pokai Bay,Waianae. Our meetings are held every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month. We periodicallyhave guest speakers on events being held in the area. NANAIKAPONO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB NANAKULI,OAHU CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 SONG: Nanakuli COLORS: Lavender FLOWER: Pua Kalaunu Kai-ina ­ Lavender Crown Flower CLUB MOTTO: Nana I Ka Pono ­ ke kumu" Look Towards Righteousness OFFICIALS: PRESIDENT: Caesar Paishon, III VICE PRESIDENT: Miriam K. Apana REC. SEC.: Doreen K. Lindsey CORRES. SEC: Doreen K. Lindsey TREASURER: Doreen N.H. Lindsey CHORAL DIRECTOR: Doreen K. Lindsey United in purpose HISTORIAN: Sarah Kawailima CHAPLAIN: Joseph Kekawa, SR. DIRECTORS: Christina Kunukau, Betty Miller, Lydia Maioho, Charles Lindsey, Genevieve Shito

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS The year 1984 began with the installation of Oficers and Board members by Representative Mitsuo Shito, at the Skyview Terrace at Fort Shafter, Honolulu, Hawaii, January 7, 1984. Our first General meeting of the year followed immediately after installation, at which time three (3) new members were recruited-to date, we have recruited 6 new members, four of whom join us at convention this year. Observed the Club's 37th anniversary at Lanikuhonua (West Beach) with a day of swimming, volleyball, feeding the fish in the waters of Lanikuhonua, enjoyed impromptu entertainment by members, friends and guests, toppedoffwith the onoIicious potluckspread prepared by those in attendance. Despite our Presidents sudden illness, a most successful Scholarship Luau was held in July, at which time a total of $900.00 was awarded three (3)deserving pre-collegestudents,ailgraduatesof Nanakuli High School. Participated in activities and. projects sponsored by the Association an the Oahu district Council; Supported the fundraising projects of Waikiki HCC, Waianae HCC, and joined in celebrating the 50th anniversary of Waialua HCC. Initiated a feater lei-making class for members held weekly and taught by Sarah Kawailima; Entered two (2) teamsof NON-SEASONED bowlersin the now on-going Oahu District Council Mixed ~~~i~dd ko~~~ ~~~~:g:S~r~i~~ ~ha~ ~~~~~yJT_mB~ay&~ltvA.p~Hwi6tTt~ORi~S.~I.~b members--Our ..

MAYOR'S MESSAGE ON THE 25th ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS MEGUMI KON MAYOR NOVEMBER 15-17, 1984

On behalf of the people of the County of Hawaii, I welcome the delegates, members and guests of the 25th Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian civic Clubs. We extend a special welcome and Aloha to those of you who are visiting Big Island for the first time. Please enjoy the beauty of our scenery and the hospitality of our people. I congratulate you on your convention theme, "'A 'Ohe Hana Nui Ke Alu 'la," or No Task is Too Big When Done Together By All, which is a very meaningful truth to consider when we address the challenges of luaking our communities better places in which we live and grow. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the host chapters who have worked so hard to make this convention possible. I wish you all a very succcessful and memorable convention.

COUNTY OF HAWAII. HILa, HAWAII 96720 9 CENTRAL MAUl HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF LAUPAHOEHOE KAHULUI, MAUl LAUPAHOEHOE, HAWAII

CHARTER DATE: 1972 SONG: Ka Na'i Aupuni COLORS: Royal Blue and Gold CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 CLUB MOTTO: Ua MauKe Ea 0 Ka Aina IKa Pono COLORS: Pink OFFICIALS: FLOWER: Lokelani PRESIDENT: Walter Victor Jr. CLUB MOTTO: E Maka Ala Ka Kou VICE PRESIDENT: Mailelaulani Canario OFFICIALS: 2nd VICE PRESIDENT: La Verne Kaniho PRESIDENT: Paul Canto REC. SEC.: Lucille Chung VICE PRESIDENT: Anthony Fernandez TREASURER: Ernest Thomas REC. SEC.: Joan Farren SGT.-AT-ARMS: Tommy Poy TREASURER: Patricia Feitrina HISTORIAN: Toribio Francisco DIRECTORS: Gertrude Mahi, Quon Gee Lum Ho DIRECTORS: Dolores Thomas, Rita Canario and Albert Maikui Sr.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Held a membership drive, fund raising projects; Participated in Na No report on club activities Mele 0' Maui and MCC Hoolaulea; continued coluntary service on Community/County Boards.

KONA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KONA, HAWAII KAWAIHAU

CHARTER DATE: February 1959 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB SONG: Kona Kai 0 Pua ANAHOLA, KAUAI COLORS: Red and Yellow CLUB MOTTO: Kulia I Ka Nu'u Mrs. Henrietta Gonsalves, President OFFICIALS: PRESIDENT: James Kaheaokamana'ookaleokalani Beckley. VICE PRESIDENT: Rose Fujimori REC. SEC.: James K. Lindo CORRES. SEC: Ruby McDonald TREASURER: Theresa K. Mahi SGT.-AT-ARMS: John Failner CHORAL DIRECTOR: Kaehuka Edsman HISTORIAN: Sheila McGuire CHAPLAIN: Rev. Leon K. Sterling, Jr. DIRECTORS: Irma Chillingworth, Arthur Mahi, Keikilani Curnan, Puanani Martinez ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Held the Prince Kuhio Day Festivities in Waimea: raised funds for the scholarship program and awarded three scholarships, one to graduate of Konawaena, and two attending the UH-Hilo Campus. Participating in the Kona Coffee Festival events, took on-site tours to historical areas of Kona, conduct monthly cultural classes, "Na Mea Hawaii", participated at the Puu Honua 0 Hoonaunau Cultural Festival and at the Puu Kohala Cultural Festival. 10 •

'AHAHUI KA'IULANI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAIMANALO 'AHAHUI KIWILA HAWAI'I KAMAU'I WAHINE VICTORIA WAIMANALO, OAHU KAWEKIU LUNALILO KALANINUIAHILAPAPA KA'IULANI CLEGHORN HONOLULU, OAHU CHARTER DATE: August 1966 SONG: Kalanianaole CHARTER DATE: February 3,1978 COLORS: Turquoise and/or Beige SONG: Ka'iulani A1i'i FLOWER: Palapalai COLORS: Red and Black CLUB MOTTO: Lokahi CLUB MOTTO: Kulia I Ka Lokahi OFFICIALS: OFFICIALS: PRESIDENT: Joan Nalei Conant PRESIDENT: Walter V. Rodenhurst, III VICE PRESIDENT: Agnes Kainoa Wright VICE PRESIDENT: Pauline Kawai'a REC. SEC.: Matilda Alvey REC. SEC.: Demetra Wakinekona CORRES. SEC: Pansy Aila TREASURER: Masrlene Nishimiya TREASURER: Kuulei Aila CHAPLAIN: Dorothy Gillett HISTORIAN: Mary Ann Crowell DIRECTORS: Gladys E. Rodenhurst, John Awana DIRECTORS: Matilda Ichimura, Leiana Woodside Nalaulani Conant, Emma Branco.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS We have sponsored two major activities in the past year. We Members held fundraising project at Waimanalo Jaycee Fair and at conducted a 14 week session on the History of Hawaiian Music from Queen Emma Summer Fair. Members attending annual AOHCC antiquity to te present and an accompanying miniHawaiian language Convention in Hilo. Annual scholarship awards given to selected class. Our second major activity involved the honoring our Princess' students at Waimanalo, Kailua, and/or Windward areas. birth at Mauna Ala in October. In addition our ahahui helped in the Kamehameha Day parade in the staging area as wellas sold tickets to the Oahu District sponsored annual Ho'ike'ike, KAILUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB MOLOKAI KAILUA, OAHU HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB CHARTER DATE: April 1966 SONG: To the Windward Side KAUNAKAKAI, MOLOKAI COLORS: Ilima Gold and Black FLOWER: Ilima Blossom Ben Hussey, Jr., President CLUB MOTTO: E Ala E Na Mamo E Ola Na Pua (Be Alert, Oh People, So Our Children May Live) OFFICIALS: PRESIDENT: Hannie Anderson VICE PRESIDENT: Howard Criss REC. SEC.: Bobbi Motta TREASURER: Joe Motta CHAPLAIN: Gabrial Joaquin DIRECTORS: Wing Chow, Dottie Uchima, Lani Joaquin, John Mahoney, Whitney Anderson, Joy Criss, Nai Doo, Clara Kekahuna, ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS The Kailua Hawaiian Civic Club awarded fivescholarships this year. We also sponsored fivechildren to attend the Kamehameha Schools Exploration '''84''. Participated in Kailua's 4th of July Celebration, constructed and decorated the kings float for the KingKamehameha Day Parade. Active with the Oahu Council BowlingLeague. Special donation to the Mo'opuna Oke Kai Canoe Club of Pearl City (which the canoe's was damaged by unknowns!) Sponsored a three month Hawaiian culture lecture series in the windward side with co­ sponsored Windward Community College and Extension Divisionof The Kamehameha Schools Continuing Education Program. 11 _..

AGENDA ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS 25th ANNUAL CONVENTION - SILVER JUBILEE HILO HAWAIIAN HOTEL NOVEMBER 15, 16, 17, 1984 AFOOK-CHINEN CIVIC CENTER

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1984 11:45 AM Resolutions Committee Report Whitney Anderson (Kailua HCC) 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Registration, lobby area Bobby Mills (Kolauloa HCC) Nominations Committee Report Charles Rose (Laupahoehoe HCC) 7:00 PM Association Board Meeting, President's Suite Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCC) 11:55 AM Announcement of Committee Meeting locations 12:00 Noon Recess THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1984 12:15 PM President's No host luncheon 7:15 AM - 3:00 PM Historic'Tour Mikilani Ho (Kailua HCC) & Violet Hansen (Hilo HCC) 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM Committee Meetings 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Registration, lobby area Bobbee Mills Presidents Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCC) 9:00 AM ' 3:00 PM Recreational activities Budget and Finance Elaine Mullaney (Queen Emma HCC) Bowling Hilo Lanes Sweetie Maikui (Laupahoehoe HCC) Constitution & By-laws Bruss Keppler (Honolulu HCC) Golf Muni, Golf Course Bernard Akana (Hilo HCC) Historic Sites Mikilani Ho (Kailua HCC) Cribbage Hilo Hawaiian Elaine Flores (Waimea HCC) Na Mea Hawaii Betty Jenkins (AIi'i Palama HCC) Konane Hilo Hawaiian Rose Fujimori (Kona HCC) Education Rona Rodenhurst (Ahahui Ka'iulani HCC) Kamau Hilo Hawaiian Elaine Flores (Waimea HCC) Legislative Fred McWayne (KingKamehameha HCC) ­ Lei Contest Hilo Hawaiian Pele Hanoa (ka'u HCC) Public Relations Mikilani Ho (Kailua HCC) Hawaiian games Hotel grounds Rose Fujimori (Kona HCC) Resolutions Whitney Anderson (Kailua HCC) 1) •Hu 2) Pala'ie 3) 'Ulu Mai'ka 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Ballot Boxes Open 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Aha Mele Afook-Chinen Civic Center Nola Nahulu (Pearl Harbor HCC) & 3:00 PM Presidential workshop, Rusty Rodenhurst (Ahahui Ka'iulani HCC) Suzanne Kaupu (Waikiki HCC) 4:30 PM Rules Committe Meeting George Mills (Koloauloa HCC) 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Ho'olaulea Hilo Hawaiian Hotel Monarch Room SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1984 No host cocktails and heavy pupus 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM Ballot Boxes Open for Election of Officers 7:30 PM Presentation-of sports awards 7:30 AM - 8:00 AM Registration, Convention center Bobbee Mills Holoku Contest Violet Ramos & Julia Kaupu 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM Ho'omau i Ka Hana Lima No'eau A Na Hawaii Display Aloha Shirt Contest Jeannette Howard (Kau HCC) Kamehameha Ballroom Nona Kamai Muumuu Contest Jeannette Howard (Kau HCC) 9:00 AM General Session Reconvenes Convention Center 9:20 AM Final Report, Credentials Committee Bobbee Mills FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1984 9:30 AM Committee Reports 8:00 AM - Noon Registration, Afook-Chinen Civic Center lobby area, Bobbee Mills Presidents Benson Lee Education Rona Rodenhurst 8:00 AM Steno Pool Convention center Murial Nuuanu (Hilo HCC) Budgetand Fmance Elaine Mullaney Legslative Fred McWcryne 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Ho'omau i Ka Hana Lima No'eau A Na Hawaii Display Constitution and By-laws BrussKeppler PublicRelations MikiIani Ho 9:00 AM General Sessions Convenes Afook-Chinen Civic Center Historic Sites MikiIani Ho Resolutions Whitney Anderson Presentation of Color Guards Na Mea Hawaii BettyJenkins Hawai'i Pono'i 10:30 AM Annual Report of the President Star Spangled Banner 10:40 AM Report from HACPAC Rusty Rodenhurst (Aha Hui Kaiulani HCC) Invocation 11:00 AM Unfinished Business Call to order President Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCC) New Business Introduction of Board of Directors Election Results Charles Rose (Laupahoehoe HCC) Introduction of Parlimentarian Announcements Introduction of Sergeant-at-Arms Benediction 9:25 AM Welcome Address, Megumi Kon, Mayor, County of Hawaii Hawaii Aloha Choral Director of Mele winner 9:30 AM Opening Remarks Guest Speaker Dante Carpenter, Newly elected Mayor, County of Hawaii Retirement of Colors Temporary Report, Rules Committee, George Mills 9:50 AM 12:00 Noon Adjournment Preliminary Report, Credentials Committee, Bobbee Mills 9:55 AM 5:30 PM Edith Kanaka'ole Stadium Panel Discussion: Past Presidents 10:15 AM No Host Cocktails Adoption of Permanent Rules George Mills 11:00 AM 6:30 PM Dinner 11:05 AM Adoption of minutes, 23rd Annual Convention, Ala Moana Hotel, Honolulu, Oahu Entertainment Johnny Lum Ho Hula Halau 11:10 AM Annual Reports of Councils Installation/New Officers Msgr. Charles A. Kekumano Kauai Council Michael Chandler (Hanalei HCC) Awards Bea Rosa (Pearl Harbor HCC) Oahu Council Elaine Mullaney (Queen Emma HCC) Outstanding Non-Hawaiian Maui Cpuncil John Wilmington ill (Central Maui HCC) Outstanding Hawaiian Hawaii Council Pele Hanoa (Kau HCC) Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Member Ahahui Kalakaua George Choi Ho'omau i Ka Hana Lima No'eau A Na Hawai'i Award Nona Karnai (Waikiki HCC) Ahahui 0 LiIi'oukalani Lydia Leina'ala Low Prince Kuhio Award, Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Tomi chong (Waialua HCC) Ainahau 0 Kaleponi Victor L. Jarrett . Presentation of the "Kamehameha Ekahi No'eau" Award Kahea Beckly (Kona HCC) Finale: Marlene Sai-Cockett (Prince Kuhio HCC) 12 13 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KOHALA OF HILO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HILO, HAWAII KOHALA, HAWAII

ORGANIZED: July, 1929 CHARTERED BY ASSOCIATION: April 16, 1966 SONG: Hawaii Aloha CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 COLORS: Red and Gold SONG: Ahahui 0 Hawaii No Kohala FLOWER: Panaewa Maile COLORS: Red and Yellow CLUB MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono FLOWER: Plumeria OFFICIALS: OFFICIALS: President - E.C. Hobron Van Giesen II President - Violet Acedillo Lee Ist Vice-President - Ed Nakamoto 1st Vice Pres. - Jeff Coakly Recording Secretary - Muriel Nuuanu Secretary - Margery Macadangdang Correspondence Sec. - Violet Makuakane Ass't Treasurer - Therese De Silva Treasurer - Martha McNicoll Club Motto - Ho'0 Kalka I Holo Pono Sergeant-at-Arms - Ed Laikupu Historian - Muriel Nuuanu Chaplain - Ed Laikupu ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Directors - Anna Brown, Gerge Apele, John Makuakane, Lily Pa, E.C. Hobron Van Giesen (Immediate Past President). Hosted the OHA Trustees, Kamehameha Day Ho'olaulea Celebration, Hawaiian Arts & Craft Demonstrations and Display. Host the Aloha Week festivals.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Awarded two scholarships. Instrumental in planning the 24th & 25th Annual Conventions. Assisted with the annual Merrie Monarch Festival.

KAUMUALI'I HO'OPULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB WAIMEA, KAUAI HONAUNAU, HAWAII

CHARTER DATE: February 7,1969 SONG: Kaumuali'i COLORS: Red and Gold Mrs. Julia Kaupu, President FLOWER: Maile Lau li'iIi'j OFFICIALS: PRESIDENT: Lionel Kaohi VICE PRESIDENT: Bobby Kamakele REC. SEC.: Lydia Kaohi No report on club activities TREASURER: Lena Mendonca DIRECTORS: Kiyono Hookano, Jeanette Carroll, Florence Kajiwara, Abraham Kahalekomo, George Munden. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS j Participated in Kuhio Kay Celebration, May Day, KingKamehameha Day by demonstrating Hawaiian Arts and Crafts. Also at different 1 Hotels whenever we were asked. We also participated in the Governors Tree Planting Program. We participated in the Salvation Army's Christmas Kettle Ringing, their Thanksgiving luncheon by helping them serve. We held several workshops on feather Kahili making. We held serveral Pot Lucks withthe different HawaiianCivic Clubs on the island, to get to know them better to exhange ideas, to see what kind of thing their clubs are participating in. We also gave out 6 scholarships to recipients, also held a potluck in their honor.

14 II

WAIKIKI KO'OLAUPOKO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB WAlKIKI, OAHU KANEOHE, OAHU

CHARTER DATE: July 9,1964 CHARTER DATE: August 10, 1937 SONG: Waikiki Hula SONG: Kuu Home A I Kaneohe COLORS: Fuschia & White COLORS: Red and Gold FLOWERS: White Carnation FLOWER: Marigold CLUB MOTTO: Huke Like MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono OFFICIALS: OFFICIALS: PRESIDENT: Emily K. thomas President - Alice Smith VICE-PRESIDENT:Leilani Malterre Ist Vice-President - Anna Keene 2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Frances Camacho Recording Secretary - Thelma Black REC. SECRETARY: Emily L. Donlin Treasurer - Jeannette Pang TREASURER: Gertrude Haia Sergeant-at-Arms - Earl Padeken SGT-AT-ARMS: J.J. Madura Historian: Bea Matsumoto CHORAL DIRECTOR: Suzanne Kaupu Directors - Gladys Padeken CHAPLAIN: Charles Scharsch Bonnie Awaa, Mars Chang, Aloha Awaa

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS January - Queen Emma at Mausoleum. Award 3 UofH Student, 2 Community College. Assisted Waianae, Wahiawa, Waialua, ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Nanaikapono with scholarship. Took in all of Alii Sunday. Assisted Participated in annual Kaneohe Christmas Parade. Attended "Hoikeike" and participated in Hoikeike. Kuhio Day at church and Kawaiahao Church on Alii Sundays. Helped with Civic Club float Mausoleum, Federal Bldg. Participated in KauIana Na Pua Book Kamehameha Celebration Parade attended memorial services at the Drive, Kaiulani Workshop (music) Congressional Hearing (Kaulana Royal Mausoleum. Participated in the Kailua 4th of July Parade. Na Pua) attended all District Council meetings, Voter Registration, Waikiki Scholarship, Member Hacpar Boards. WAIMEA Weicollle to all HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KAMUELA, HAWAII visitinl lIIelllbels

CHARTER DATE: December 17, 1984 SONG: Hole Waimea COLORS: Black, White & Fuschia FLOWERS: Akulikuli CLUB MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono OFFICIALS: PRESIDENT: Elaine Flores VICE-PRESIDENT:Mabel Tolentino REC. SECRETARY: Iwalani Case CORRES. SECRETARY: Thelma Lulu Lindsey TREASURER: Bernadette Cacoulidis SGT-AT-ARMS: Donald Tolentino CHORAL DIRECTOR: Nora Knowles HISTORIAN: Mabel Tolentino DIRECTORS: Lorna Akima, George Liana, Elizabeth Stevens, Richard Lindsey, Elaine Loa, Frank Puhi.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS and luests of the Awarded 6 Scholarships. Demonstrations and display of arts and crafts every Sunday and for special groups at Waikoloa Sheraton. lIssociation of Underwrite May Day program and leicontest for Waimea Elem. and Inter. Schools. Sponsored special programs of song/dance (Hawaii) HalVaiian for the community occasionally. Participate incommunity projects or programs (choral group). Speakers on subjects concerning hawaiian concerns. Aloha Week clubs yearly endorsement. Civic Clubs

15 OUR PRESIDENTS We acknowledge and honor those individuals who have served us so well.

Benson W.K. Lee, Sr. 1983·1985

Rep. Whitney T. Anderson WilHam Kea 1976· 1983 1959·1960

David K. Trask Sen. Hany Fields 1970· 1972 1960·1962 George H. MiDs, M.D. President Emeritus 1964 . 1968, 1972· 1976

Pilipo Springer Msgr. Charles Kekumano 1968· 1970 1962· 1964 17 PRINCE DAVID , KALIHI-PALAMA KAWANANAKOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HONOLULU,OAHU HILO, HAWAII CHARTER DATE: February 1970 SONG: Hoikaika Like Meke Aloha COLORS: Rainbow COLORS: Pink and White OFFICIALS: CLUB MOTTO: Hoikaika Like Meke Aloha PRESIDENT:Mrs. Ann Kukakina Nathaniel OFFICIALS: VICE-PRESIDENT:Mr. Everett Sonny Kinney PRESIDENT: Susan K. Pine 2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Mrs. Thomas (Juliette) Lindsey VICE PRESIDENT: Helen Salazar REC. SECRETARY: Ms. Christine IIiahi Naito REC. SECRETARY: Helen Scott CORRES. SECRETARY: Same CORRES. SECRETARY: Helen Gandall TREASURER: Mrs. Lot (Mary Mae Leilani) Unea TREASURER: Pearl T. Kam DIRECTORS: Mr. Suse Soares, Ms. Puanani Louis SGT-AT-ARMS: Minnie Figueroa, Elmer Williamson HISTORIAN: Eleanor Williamson ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS CHAPLAIN: Mildred Fountain The Prince David Kawananakoa Hawaiian Civic Club was reorganized in February, 1984. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS The club is co-hosting the 25th annual association of Hawaiian Civic Sponsored 4 children to the Kamehameha Schools 1984Exploration Club Convention. program. participated in the 1984 Hookeiki Hoolaulea at the McCoy The club has also hosted district council meetings and held fund Pavillion. raisers since its reorganization. At our regular monthly business meetings the club has held forums for Hawaiian Candidates seeking politcal office on the Big Island, especially in the Hilo/puna districts, to share their views and platforms. PRINCE KUHIO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HONOLULU,OAHU CHARTER DATE: June 17, 1964 KUAKINI SONG: Waialae HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB COLORS: Purple and White FLOWERS: Purple Crownflower No report on club activities CLUB MOTTO: Ka Lani Ana Ole (Heaven of Boundless Limits) OFFICIALS: PRESIDENT: Ronald Larsen VICE-PRESIDENT:Boy Benham 2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Marlene Sai Cockett REC. SECRETARY: Andrea Cummings CORRES. SECRETARY:Harriett Roxburgh-Frank TREASURER: Viela Hao CHORAL DIRECTOR: Anuhea Brown, Kaina Waiau DIRECTORS: Lillian Kruse, Herman Bishaw, Herbert Yim, Winona Akana, Katherine Harbottle. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Civic Club chartered in 1964 celebrated their 20th Anniversary this year. The Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Civic Club awardeda total of$13,700scholarshipgrantsto 27 continuing awardees and 17 new awardees. The Kindergarten Children's Association received $2,000. Kamehameha Exploration Program received $380 making a grand total of $16,080. The Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Civic Club Choral group performed at the Federal Building for a tree planting ceremony on Prince Kuhio Day, and at the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center Kuhio Day festivities. The Choral group also visited Lunalilo Home for their annual Thanksgiving Concert. Oahu Council. Entertainment at the Hoi'ike'ike-1984 was arranged by the Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Civic Club. With co-sponsor Honolulu Civic Club, a float was enteredin the KamehamehaDay Parade and won the Mayor's Trophy for "Best Display of Orginality". 18 'f

ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS .ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 1983·1984

PRESIDENT I BENSON LEE I

1st VICE PRESIDENT I I 2nd VICE P·RESIDENT I LILYPA I I I I I I I IRECORDING SECRETARY I CORRESP. SECRETARY TREASURER IIMMED. PAST PRESIDENT I PRESIDENT EMERITUS I DOTUCHIMA I MIKILANIHO I I IRMAFARDEN I WHITNEY ANDERSON GEORGE MILLS

..... co I OAHU COUNCIL HAWAII OOUNCIL MAUl COUNTY COUNCIL KAUAI COUNCIL PRESIDENT PRESIDENT PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Elaine Mullaney Pele Hanoa John Wilimington III Michael Chandler OIRECTORS (3) DIRECTORS (1) DIRECTORS (1) DIRECTORS (1) Mrs. Hannie Anderson Elaine Flores William Char Fred B. Conant, Jr. Mrs. Jalna Keala Mrs. Parker Widemann I I I I I Alii Pauahi Nanaikapono Hamakua central Maul Aha Hui Kalakaua Pearl Harbor . Hanalei Aha Hui Liliuokalani Kualoa-Heeia Hilo Hoolehua Kaual Honolulu Prince Kuhio Hoopuloa Lahaina Kaumualll Ainahau 0 Kalepono Kailua Puuloa Ka'u Lanai Molokal Kawalhau Kalihi-Palama Queen Emma Kohala King Kamehameha Wahiawa Kona Koolauloa Waikiki Laupahoehoe Koolaupoko Wailua Prince David Makakilo Waimanalo Kawananakoa Ewa Waianae Waimea AHAHUI '0 LILI'UOKALANI PEARL HARBOR HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB CALIFORNIA AIEA, HAWAII

CHARTER DATE: February 4,1977 CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1964 SONG: Lei No Kamaka Eha SONG: Uluwehi 0 Kaala COLORS: Red & white COLORS: Black and Yellow FLOWER: Pua Aloalo (Hibiscus) FLOWER: Crown Flower MOTTO: E Paepae Iluna Loa I Ka Malamalama CLUB MOTTO: Onipa'a OFFICIALS: President - Beatrice Rosa OFFICIALS: 1st Vice President - Alex Luka PRESIDENT: Lydia Leina'ala Low 2nd Vice President - Shirley K. Holden Recording Sec. - Antoinette Lee VICE PRESIDENT: Sam Rosero Corresponding Sec. - Merle Kekuku 2nd VICE PRESIDENT: John Jensen Treasurer - Rachel Barboza Sergeant-at-Arrns - PhilipFernandez REC. SEC.: Carmen Malunao Choral Director - Nola Nahulu CORRES. SEC: Nyla Kaulupali Historian - Rudy Luuwai TREASURER: Melanie L. Rosero Chaplain - Leialoha Enos Directors - Leiala Cravalho, Ella CHORAL DIRECTOR: Moana Chang Howard, Haunani Keanu, Ronnie DIRECTORS: Carole Kahui, Annabelle Evans, Diana Kekuku, Alex Lincoln, Maile Hui, Stephanie Yim, Dawn Miyashiro, Lei Jensen Puahala and Lucille Soares.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Community College Songfest in February. Pearl Harbor is represented at all Aliisundays at Kawaihao Church. We can boast of (10) volunteer Voter During 1984 we participated in the following activities: May Day Festival and Lei Contest. Hoolauleaat Devonshire Downs sellingono shave ice. ~~~~;';fu~ei~~~~rt~~~~i~~~HH"C~~&)r.=r:.c;,~~~~~eP~~h~~Ci~;:~~rC::'~~ fewmembers are able to attend DistrictCouncil meetings, where our Huiisrepresented by (1)Board Member and We also participated at the Hoolaulea sponsored by the Hawaiian Inter Club Council of (1) Permanent Member. Every paid member receives a monthly newsletter which keeps them abreast of Southern California. We sold Barbeque Meat Sticks and fresh flower leis. We had a poi noteworthy and regular events. Lastyear. Pearl Harbor had entrants in allevents and games at the Convention in Kona, except that of bowling. luncheon and some of our Hui members provided the entertainment. During the year we This year we plan to do the same and include the bowling events. Our Choral members sang in the Aha Kuku also had a Portuguesesausage sale and laulau sale. OurScholarship Luau was held inJuly :ii~~;~=~:::t°cl~br~=~~~~aoJ~~~~ili:~~~~~f~~'~~~PH8~~~~~~~h~:haEk~i and this year we awarded 3 Scholarships to students attending college. We also Award. An honor we endeavor and strive to achieve again. sponsored a concert and featured "OLOMANA". Pearl harbor Hawaiian CivicClub Salutesand extendsaFondAloha to allthe HawaiianCivicClubs attending the In addition to our fund raising projects, we also make time for our weekly workshops 25th Annual Conventionlll Also for community involvement our club members assisted the Honolulu Community Action program handing learning ukulele, guitar. singing, haku lei making and hula. We are also sponsoring a out cheese, milk and Honey. Some ofour memberswere also volunteers for the Fresh StartQuit Smoke Clinicfor contestant in the Miss Hawaii of California Beauty Contest to be held in October. the Cancer Society. HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAHIAWA WAHIAWA, HAWAII CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 MAKAKILO SONG: Paahana COLORS: Green and White HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB FLOWERS: Gardenia OFFICIALS: MAKAKILO, OAHU PRESIDENT: Lurline Lee VICE PRESIDENT: Myra Travis Mrs. Loretta White, President 2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Adeline Travis REC. SECRETARY: Barbara Puaa TREASURER: same CHAPLAIN: Hiram Diamond HISTORIAN: Rose Rosaldo CLUB MOTTO: E Ho'o Hana Like A'e Ana

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Presented $1200.00 in scholarships to four students of Hawaiian ancestry at a dinner in June; sponsored a Hawaiian candidate in the National Teen-ager contest inMay who represented HawaiiinFlorida during August 1984.Participated in Kamehameha Day Float building; decorated hall for mititary appreciation get together in July; held lauhala workshop for members; took part in Ho'oikeike at McCoy Pavillion in August; held scholarship luau in October; held membership seminar in November opened to all Hawaiians in the area. KING KAMEHAMEHA KO'OLAULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HONOLULU, OAHU HONOLULU, HAWAII CHARTER DATE: April 6, 1967 SONG: Imua Kamehameha COLORS: Mamo and Purple CLUB MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea Oka Aina Ika Pono CHARTER DATE: April 1966 OFFICIALS: COLOR: Yellow and Green PRESIDENT: Anne Kaapana SONG: Koalauloa IMMEDIATE PAST PRES.: Fred McWayne FLOWER: Yellow Plumeria & Fishtail Fern VICE PRESIDENT: Jerry Ahue, Jr. CLUB MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono 2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Colleen Shiroma OFFICERS: REC. SEC.: Henrylene Kaapana PRESIDENT: Gladys Pualoa CORRES. SEC: Rowena McWayne VICE PRESIDENT: Sarah Hardy TREASURER: HeailierAhue REC. SECRETARY: Sherry Evans SGT-AT-ARMS: Earle Kealoha Sr. CORRES. SECRETARY: Josephine Miar CHORAL DIRECTOR: Leila Kiaha TREASURER: Agnes Choy HISTORIAN: Lei Johnson SGT-AT-ARMS: Leilani Pinto CHAPLAIN: Patricia McGuire HISTORIAN: Sarah Hardy DIRECTORS: Momi Caswell, Elaine Noa, Milton Pa, CHAPLAIN: Mabel Garrigan Julia ching, Charles Kiaha, Clem Rickard ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Participated in 1983 Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs Convention in Kona; Alii Sundays at Kawaiahao Church; Memorial Services at Mauna Ala honoring Queen Annual Scholarship Fashion Luncheon; Sponsor 10 students (Elem.) to the Kaahumanu, Prince Kuhia and Queen Liliuokalani; Statue Services honoring King Kamehameha Schools Exploration Program; Scholarship grants to 9 Kamehameha the Great; Decorating of the Oahu district Council's Kamehameha Day Hawaiian or parts Hawaiian students in any fieldof higher education; Twice Parade float entry; Ushered at the Kamehameha Schools Song Contest; the Kaulana Na contributed (monetary) to the Restoration of the Alii Portraits; Received an Pua Institutes book drive; and the Oahu District Council's Annual Hoikeike at McCoy award for Outstanding Hawaiianin the Community and also an award for new Pavillion. Conducted classes in basic Hawalian Language and wreath making; and our Hawaiians; Convention Fund Raising Projects; Support the Kahuku Hospital annual fundraiser-Makeke 84. Awarded Educational grants to 11 recipients at various levels of schooling in the amount of $1800.00and assisted sister clubs in their fundraising Benefit "One Hanau" and the Catholic Youth Organization "Na Mele" in projects: Prince Kuhio, Nanaikapono, Waianae & Waikiki. Our on-going programs are Hawila; Hoikeiki. choral and hula. AHAHUIKALAKAUA KAUAI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA LIHUE, KAUAI CHARTER DATE: February 1, 1975 SONG: Kalaukaua COLORS: Kalakaua Blue and White CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 CLUB MOTTO: Keola He Lahui Hawaii SONG: Nani Wale Lihue (Eternal Life for the Hawaiian Race) COLORS: Purple and White OFFICIALS: FLOWERS: Mokihana KUHINA NUl: George K. Choi OFFICIALS: KUHINA KUAHAKI: Ellison Garlasa "...~~..I:!J.Jlt~e~l~aJ,uj~' ~~;:.,. PRESIDENT:Gabriel I KUHINA KUALUA: Vincent Mokiao '-' e_ VICE-PRESIDENT: Mrs. Mary Ahana KAKAU 'OLELO HO'OPAA: Babe Da Silva REC. SECRETARY: Ezera Kanoho (Pro tern) KAKAU 'OLELO HO'OHOLO PALAPALA: TREASURER: Ezera Kanoho Roberta Kekoa ce' . DIRECTORS: Mrs. Juliette Wong, Hartwell Blake, PU'UKU: Becky Paul j Vernon White. HAKUMELE: Ka'ala Carmack CLUB MOTTO: Kauai, Hemolele I Ka Malie! KUMU MO'OLELO: Byron Bader I DIRECTORS: Mayday Card, Richard Tavares, Honey Barnes, Shirley Young. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS The Royal Order of Kamehameha I, and the Koloa Community Association hosted a • ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Discoverer's Day Ho'olauIea at the Prince Kuhio Park in Kukuiula, Kauai, October 20, Awarded $4000.00 in scholarships to deserving students in 1983and 1984.We were invited to participateand arrange a displayofHawaiianherbal plants found 1984. Club fund raisers included: annual luau and garage sale in San on Kauai, Each plant was labeled by its botanical name witha briefdescription as to its use and cure. This display attracted the atention of many people. Interesting personal Francisco; 4th of July food booth sale in Larkspur and laulau sale in experiences were shared regarding the value of these plants. Again, we sponsored two Pacifica. Hosted the Kamehameha Mixed Chorus at a S.F. State students to the 1984 Kamehameha Schools Summer Exploration Program. Club members participated in the Memorial Service for Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole, the College concert whilegroup was enroute to International Convention Kamehameha activities, Aloha Friday Hawaiiana demonstrations held at the Kauai in Wales, United Kingdom. Held annual Ho'olaulea Hawaiian Craft Museum in Lihue, and the Twentieth Anniversary of the Pacific Tropical Botanical workshops for families in Calistoga and Lake Tahoe. Donated Xmas Garden. Also, we were invited as guests of the Hanalei Hawaiian Civic Club day of fun, fellowship and talk story! We'll do it again. food baskets to needy families in S.F. community. 22 .. I

INMEMORIUM

"those we love are with the Lord and the Lord has promised to be with us. If they are with Him and He is with us.... they cannot be far away."

PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOA HCC Mrs. Daniel (Violet Nahaku Brown) Nathaniel WAIMEA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Alexander R. Flores Joseph Perez HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF KA'U Florence Nuuanu George R. Beck Jr. HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAHIAWA Joann Blair PEARL HARBOR HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Arthur Irvine AINAHAU 0 KALEPONI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB .Irene A. Kawaauhau Eleanor M. Judd KOOLAUPOKO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Moses Aki Roger Kanealii PRINCE KUHIO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Allan Wilcox Helen Mortensen Roberts Maiki Aiu Lake Dorothy Andrade KUA'LOA HEEIA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Joesph Kawelo Sr. Joseph P. Kawelo Jr. KONA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB "' John Chillingworth KOOLAULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBJB Dorothy Zoller HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAIMANALO Doly Gumpher KAUMUALII HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Ruth Luka Yorkman , William Kani Goodwin· ~ KING KAMEHAMEHA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Edward Charles Bruns Antoinette Sumida HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HILO , George Apele James Kealoha

23 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB AINAHAU'O KALEPONI OF KA'U HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KA'U, HAWAII SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA CHARTER DATE: November 12, 1982 SONG: Ainahau CHARTER DATE: February 1970 COLORS: Peacock Blue, Green and White SONG: Ka Nani A 0 Ka'u CLUB MOTTO: E Malama la Na Pono, 0 Ka Aina E Na COLORS: Green and White Opio (The culture of the land is preserved in its youth) FLOWERS: A'a Li'i OFFICIALS: PRESIDENT: Victor L. Jarrett, Sr. CLUB MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono VICE-PRESIDENT: Jane Pang OFFICIALS: 2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Ernest Unten PRESIDENT: Anna Carriaga REC. SECRETARY: Jaqueline E. Judd VICE-PRESIDENT: Susan Pua CORRES. SECRETARY: Kealoha Bode 2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Mae Akamu TREASURER: Victor Pang SGT-AT-ARMS: Julian H. Judd REC. SECRETARY: Jeanette Howard HISTORIAN: Betty Jane Rodrigues TREASURER: Sybil Grace CHORAL DIRECTOR: Jay Mannion CHORAL DIRECTOR: Zachary De Bernardi CHAPLAIN: Mary Ann Kalama DIRECTORS: Winifred Hanoa, WiIliam AhiaJr., Cathy DIRECTORS: Carl Bode, Kuulei Faghilga, Julian H. Judd, Arnold, Helen Tayamen Mary Ann Kalama, Thomas Kalama, Joseph Rodrigues. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Scholarship award which inlude the Explorations program at Kamehameha Schools summer programm-Keikis and kumus. Scholarships are alsoextended to college and vocational students, continuing college students. We 40 members attended the 1983 convention. Ka'u placed third in the overall participation of the convention adopt a familyduring the Christmas holidays, providing the entireseasonsnecessities toaPolynesianfamilyinthe activities.First, second and third in the Hawaiiangames, thirdin the HulaKahikocompetition,firstandsecond in area. We entertain at Iocalrehabilitation hospitals, nursing homes and senior citizens clubs and, provide mutual assistance for members in need. ~7:dti~~o~t~~e~~?~;\~~d~e~eb~~~~ii~~~ti;~ili~l::rrrr:~~~~~~~uci~~~~:n~t~~ We have classes in: Basicand advanced Hawaiian language; Opio's ukulele c1asses--beginners and advanced; visited and entertained the Ka'u Hospital patients and staff at Christmas time and also on May Day..Sang ~~~~ O~~~~~ikrh~~~;:~~~~~:r~~o~~~~~~~~~~::fb~K:=~%,~=~~u~:&:: ~:~~~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~dYsrafY. ~~rpah~~d:~~~~~~:~P1~ri~~~:f~~K~~=~~~~~~ Hawaiian doll making, lei haku and costume preparation for 'aha'ainas; Workshops for making Hawaiian in Kohala and $25.00 each to the Pahala and Na'alehu School Libraries. Catered to a Triathlon, the Honolulu implemente-ipu, heki; Hoolaulea participation (annual event which includes participation in opening ceremonies Theater forYouth and the OHA meetingheldinKa'u, as a fundraisertowards our generalandeducationalfunds. Sponsored eleven fifth' grade students to the Kamehameha School Exploration program and a Hawaiian lei :~nt~W~1d~~~~~~~~o~:p~~~~erW~~kI~~h~~:~~c:~C~E~ni~f~;r~=j~:j~~~~l~: contest for the Pahala and Na'alehu elementary school studentswith monetaryprizes. Awardedscholarshipsto 2 puaa, etc. high school graduates and 2 college students. Hosted a Hawaii Council District meeting held in Ka'u. Craft Club Activities: Winner of the Prince Kuhio Award, Kona, Hawaii, 1983;Hawaiian Heritage Pageant, An Evening members shared and exhibited their 1983 natural dye talents to the craft studentsof Ka'u HighSchool. Held other at Ainahau, the life of Princess Kaiulani; Hawaiian Heritage Pageant The People, Songs and Dances of Hawaii; fundraisers and several craft workshops including some field trips to gather materials and prepare for the 1984 Hookuku Mele, 1983, third place; Entertainment of Costa Mesa Senior Citizens Club; Hawaiian ·Statehood convention exhibit. A beginners ukulele class was formed for members who wish to learn how to play the celebration, "Dances and Males,' at Kono, Hawaii, Santa Ana California; Hawaiian Statehood Celebration, "Dances and Meles," at CostaMesa, California; Continual increaseinthe numberof scholarshipawards: 1st year, ~~~~~~~~~~dili~~~~Jri~~:et~uer~n~ e~~~n~~J:~W~k~tlhdw~~:~;:~ar~~: 1982,2;Our 2nd year, 1983,4; Our third yeaar, 1984,8; We look forward to increasing this event in the coming prepared by our Historic sites co-ehainnan. years. QUEEN EMMA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Specialties: HONOLULU,OAHU Artwear Array CHARTER DATE: April 6, 1966 Custom Fashion Design SONG: Kaleleolani Hand Printed Fabrics COLORS: Royal Blue and White FLOWERS: Pikake CLUB MOTTO: Kulia I Ka Nu'u (Strive to reach the summit) OFFICIALS: UMI LOLE PRESIDENT: Lila Medeiros VICE PRESIDENT: Sam Holt Elsa Kalani Dedman REC. SECRETARY: Shirley Kamakele CORRES. SECRETARY: Piikea Tomszyk Phone: 889-5927 TREASURER: Rawleen Fisher SGT-AT-ARMS: Dorothy Beltz CHORAL DIRECTOR: Les Ceballos • HISTORIAN: Betty Ogata CHAPLAIN: Annie Kini DIRECTORS: Robin Hold, Flora Oandasan, Gerry AIama, Rawverne Kaluhiokalani, Edith Rahe. I·--·~ ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS P.O. Box 400 The Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Club continues to beleadersand doersinthe AOHCCmovement. We strive to provide programs to educate and keep our members informed of current events critical to Hawaiians. We Kapa'au-Kohala, Hawaii 96755 ~~~~ ':n~~~~~dn~~t~e~m~~~t~~~ ~~chtu~~~e.oWeal~:=p~~~~~ ~~~C::::~£,~W~ provided hosting for the KamehamehaSchools lectureseries and the HonolulusymphonyStarlight Concerts. We strive to support our keiki through our scholarship program providing scholarships from kindergarten through college and sponsored ten keiki to the Kamehameha Schools Exploration '84. We supported the AOHCC O'ahu Council bowling league from its inception, currently holding the championship for the past two seasons, andare now sponsoring three and a halfteams. We enjoy a good relationship with otherorganizationssharing the name or --~ memory of Queen Emma--The Queen's Medical Center, St. Andrew's Priory, and the Queen Emma Summer Palace. We have established two annual scholarships for girls of part or fullHawaiian blood at St. Andrews Priory and set up an annual donation to churches of four different denominations. Our choir has thrived and developed .. under the leadership of our director and have participated in choral events all year round. The choir also sponsored a learning session this summer featuring the ukulele. We support and attend all ali'i Sundays and Mauna 'Alaservices. We also have been learning about other clubs in the O'ahu Council. We sponsored the first runner up for the leiQueen court and the high priestess for the Aloha Week Court. We do crafts demonstrations and sales allyear round, donated two wreaths to the Festival of Trees,manneda Santa'sWorkshop(giftwrap)for ~:ul~a~~~:U~~t~~~~~si~~i~J~~~:'~ ~~~~~t~~~~~~d%,: ~o"s~~~ie2~~~~~1~~h~~ Happy Silver Jubilee! systems in the outreaching areas, sponsored an award winning entry in the Kamehameha Day Parade featuring AOHCC Outstanding Hawaiian, Haunani Apoliona, Community Music Festival at Leeward, supported other Hau'oli Iwakalua Kuma Lima clubs' functions, made a video on Madge Tennant for KHET, voice video for Alu Like and performed at the St. Andrew's Priory Showcase '84 and did publicity and participated in the '84 Ho'ike'ike. this year we celebrate our 20th anniversary and to ensure that we'll have 20 more years, we can boastat least one-fourthofour membership La Ho'omene'o to include the young people of Hawaii who can learn from our kupuna and carryonthe name of the Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Club. 24 KAMEHAMmA SOIOOLS/BERNlCE PAUAHI BlSOOP ESTATE

November 14-17, 1984

,AI OOE HE HANA NUl KE AID I IA

On behalf of the Kamehemeha Schools/Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate, we wish the delegates, members, and guests at this historic Silver Anniversary Convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, a memorable and productive conference. Your commitment of time away from your .jobs and families to discuss issues of mutual concern to the Hawaiian community will surely have positive results. This year's convention theme, "'A'ohe he hana nut ke alu "La" (No task is big when done together), is extremely appropriate in view of the challenges that face the Hawaiian community today. One such issue of concern to the Schools/Estate and our beneficiaries is the "Hawai'i Land Reform Act." This law forces us to sell our lands against our wi11 and threatens our ability to ensure educational opportunities for future generations of Hawaiian children. Some of our staff members will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about this matter. We look forward to this conference as a time to learn from one another, and hope that it will lead to more opportunities to join together to achieve our com.mon goal of furthering our Hawaiian people. Imua!

William Richardson