2 fit AIUWlJl C·~~ r.....,.,.,...., K 10, II, 12, 1983 ~ r , HtlWtlii THE' CONVENTION THEME '

"I KU NO I KA MANA A KE KAHU HANAI" (TRAITS ACQ~IRED FROM THOSE WHO RAISE A CHILD)

Ybung people reflect the attitudes and characteristics of those who raise them. The Kahu Hanai, who feeds the child with his fingers (mana ai) or from his mouth (pu'a) supposedly transfers his qualities to the child through this contact. As the child grows, these qualities become strengthened and fixed. The individual takes on the likeness of his'Kahu. The Kahu has the tremendous influence and responsi­ bilityfor either godd or bad upon the young life he is moulding. Later in life when the person, now grown, starts a family of his own, these qualities are passed on to his children or the new generation. When,the young people do wrong, those responsible for the youths cast the blame on society. Actually, it all started in the poi bowl. "I ku no i ka mana a ke Kahu Hanai". In these times when we see and hear so much about what our young people do, we need to pause and find some way to help our young people develop qualities that make them better men and women in today's complex world. By way of comparing a person and the lehua: like the lehua, both grow. The Kahu Hanai nurtures the child. Wahine Kapu (Pele) , . nurtures hope (the lehua), In his youth the individual is beautiful, physically like the liko (young shoots) and the exotic flowers of the lehua. Eventually, the lehua goes to seed and propagates its species. Likewise in maturity, a human begats his own kind. - . "I KU NO I KA MANA A IKE KAHU HANAI"

Aunty Meleana Warfield

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RESOLUTION NO. 729 83 WHEREAS, the Association of Hawaiian Civic

....,.. WHEREAS, as in previous conventions, many meaningful discussions, concerns, and challenges will be addressed and hopefully, to the benefit of all of the Hawaiian communities; and

WHEREAS, this year the appropriate theme of "I Ku No I Ka Mana A Ke Kahu Hanai" or Traits Acquired From Those Who Raise a Child, has been selected; and

WHEREAS, it is the JI.ssociation's determination that there is a need to pause and seek ways to assist the young Hawaiian people to develop qualities in preparation for the complex world ahead of them.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF that it extends to the association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs hopes for success at its 24th Annual Convention and for the attainment of its noble goals.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of the County of Hawaii is instructed to transmit true copies of this resolution to Mr. Benson Lee, Sr., President of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs and the Executive Board, along with the Council's best wishes to the 1,200 delegates for a safe and meaningful convention.

Dated at Kona, Hawaii, this 7th day of ,

2 ELCOME

The Hawaii Council, extends our aloha & welcome to all visiting clubs and club members. Weare thrilled to be hosting this 24th Annual Convention and hope to provide a memorable experience for everyone. Please enjoy your­ selves as we enjoy having you with us.

Pele Hanoa, President Hawaii Council

Hawaiian Civic Club of Ka'u Hawaiian Civic Club Mrs. Anna Cariaga, Pres. of Laupahoehoe Mr. Walter K ~ Victor, Jr., Pres. Ho'opuloa Hawaiian Civic Club Mrs. Julia Kaupu, Pres. Hawaiian Civic Club of Hilo Mr. E.C .H. Van Gieson II, Pres. Kohala Hawaiian Civic Club Rachel Kaoo, Pres. Prince David Kawananakoa , Hawaiian Civic Club Kona Hawaiian Civic Club Mrs. Ann Nathaniel, Pres. Mrs. Ruby McDonald, Pres. Hawaiian Civic Club ofHamakua Waimea Hawaiian Civic Club Mrs. Violet B. Ramos, Pres. Mrs. Elaine Flores, Pres.

3 'AHAHUI KA'IULANI ~ HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB 'AHAHUI KiwlLA HAWAI'I KAMALI'I WAHINE VICTORIA HPM KAWEKIU LUNALILO BUlL:DING SUPPLY KALANINUIAHILAPALAPA KNIULANI CLEGHORN , HI~O KONA 380 Kanoelehua Ave. 74-5524 Kaiwi Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 CHARTER DATE: February 3,1978 Phone 935-0875 Phone 329-1634 SO NG: Ka'iulaniAli'j CO LORS: Red and Black WAIMEA MOTTO: KUI ia IKa Lokahi Hawaii Belt Road OFFICIALS: Phone 885-6036 President · Francis K. 0 0 0 Vice President - Rusty ROdenhurst We applaud the fine objectives Historian - V. Dede W. Awana Recording Sec.. Sheila D.K.A Lee and accomplishments of the Corresp. Sec. - Rona Rodenhurst Treasurer - Ruth K. Holt Hawaiian Civic Clubs. Chaplain - Marleen A. Nishimiya Immed. Past Pres. - Keith H. Fukuda Best wishes for a successful and Directors - Jo hn A Awana, Dorothy productive convention! A K. Gillett, Pauline SK Kalawai'a and Gladys Rodenhurst. -HPM BUILDING SUPPLV­ ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Our two major club act ivities are one, the hosting of the birthday Hawaii's leader in quality building materials celebration of our Club patron, Princess Ka'iulani and two, the pre­ and affordable housing sentation of educational lectures. The 1983 - 84 series will feature - serving Ha waii since 1921 - Hawaiian Music in Hawai'i's Past by Professor Dorothy AK. Gillett.

HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OFHAMAKUA HAMAKUA, HAWAII

Mrs. Violet B. Ramos, President

SENATOR RICHARD HENDERSON

4 PRESIDENT'S MESSAQE

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

Aloha Kakou,

Welcome to the Twenty-Fourth Annual Convention. Mahalo to all of· you for your prayers, cards, letters and get well wishes during my recent illness.

One year has past since I was elected as your President, and I must admit it has been a year of learning and a joy in experiencing your camaraderie. I'd like to thank all of you for your cooperation and understanding.

I have learned that the 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.

In support of our theme for this convention, "I Ku No I Ka Mana A Ke ll Kahu Hanai , we have been able to reflect the attitudes and characteristics of those who raised us. With this and education ·we can move in great stride in this ·c ompl e x world. ~ I hope that all of you continue to support your scholarship programs.

Me ~loha pumehana, /~ /~~ / Be n s o n W. K. Lee President

5 and Congratulations to the

ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB'S 24th ,ANNUAL CONVENTION

We are committed to better serving the people of the Big Island and their financial needs .. . r: "reaib9 riiia;Gee~ init·.." MAIN OFFICE KONA OFFICE Hilo Shopping Center PUNA·BRANCH Hualalai Proleuional Center Harris Hirata, VP. Ge n. Manager Keaau Town Center Cansio Acol, Asst. V.P., Manage r Ralph Yoshida, BrenchManager Wesley Kimura, Manage r 329-4441 961-5272 966-7447 HANALEI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HANALEI, ALI'I PAU'AHI CHARTER DATE: 1969 SONG: Hanohano Han alei HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB 'FLOWER: Pua Olena COLORS: Purple & White MILILANI TOWN & NORTH SHORE, CANOE C.COLORS: Green & Gold MOTTO: Kaulana A 0 ,Han alei OAHU OFFICERS: President - Fred B. Conant, J r. Vice President · Charles Kim Mr. George Kaleikini, President Recording Sec. - Annie Hash imoto Correspondence Sec.. Pua Po nimoi Treasurer - Merrilee Chandler Directors . Michael Chan dler, Moses Ho, Peter Piilani, Maile Semitek ol, Kaipo Chan dler , Joseph Ponimoi and Rose And rad e. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEM ENTS Hanaleigave it's first AnnualScholarship Grant this year, The recipient of$250 was Tob bie Ann Kunani Germo of Anahola, a 1983 grilduate of Kapaa High School and now attending U of H Manoa. Member Leinaala Zenigamiwas one of the honored guests at the Kamehameha Day para de which had the theme "E Malama INa Kupuna" (the cherished elders), Members part icipated in the Prince Kuhio Memorial Service at Kuhio Park, provided music prior to a meeting with the minority members of the Study Commis­ sion sponsored by Alu Like and participated twice in the Mayors Island wide roadside cleanup drives. The Civic Club continues to sup port our Canoe Club which is stillone of the top clubs in the State. They won fourth place during the State Championship races at Keehi Lagoon. The mens crew won the long distance race in the Kona Queen Liliuokalani races and the women placed fifth. Women and men again participate d in the to Oah u races in September and October. 6 EXECUTIVE: CHAMBERS

HONOLULU

GEORGE R . ARIYOSH I GO VE RNO R

MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR GEORGE R. ARIYOSHI

It is a pleasure to extend my aloha and best wishes to you on the occasion of the 24th Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, November 11 and 12, 1983, on the Big Island.

These gatherings serve many objectives. They provide a forum for the.debate of pressing and important issues facing the community; offer the means by which ideas are exchanged and evaluated; and afford the people from throughout the state an opportunity to establish new friendships or renew old ones.

I commend President Benson W. K. Lee and all the members whose efforts and enthusiasm made this convention possible, and wish you all a most productive and interesting session.

7 Hawaii Council EWA sa/utes HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB MR. HERB EWA, OAHU KANE CHARTER DATE: May 4,1948 SONG: Pupu 0 Ewa COLORS: Green and Yellow OFFICERS: President - George Richardson NOTED 1st Vice Pres. - Wally Estenes 2nd Vice Pres . - Ned Nakoa . ARTIST & Recording Sec . - Adeline Estenes Correspondence Sec. - Ululani Oana CANOE Treasurer - Joseph Camacho Ass't. Treasurer - George Kaeliwai BUILDER Directors - .John Quattlebaum, Eldred De Freitas, Margie Zinkie, WHO Valentine Richards and Irene Akana. DESIGNED ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS OUR Attended district meetings ;church services at Kawaiahao Church for NAALEHU our ali'i; attended birthday ceremony for Queen Liliuokalanias wellas BEAUTIFUL services at St. Andrew's Cathedral in her honor; assisted with decor­ CENTER ation of floats for the Lions Club Parade and the Kamehameha Day 92~-9088 COVER. Parade; sponsored one college scholarship .

HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HILO HILa, HAWAII ORGANIZED: July, 1929 CHARTERED BY ASSOCIATION: April 16, 1966 "Growersof Beefand Grain" SONG: Hawaii Aloha COLORS: Red and Gold P.O. Box219,Kohala ,HawaIi96755-D219/(808)1-889-6701 FLOWER: Panaewa Maile MOTTO : Ua Mail Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono OFFICERS: Aloha and Congratulations to the President - E.C. Hobron Van Gieson II Vice President - Ed Nakamoto delegates of the annual Hawaiian Civic Recording Sec. - Muriel Nuuanu Club's Convention. Correspondence Sec.- Violet Makuakane Treasurer - Martha McNicoll The Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs Sergeant-at-A"rms - Ed Laikupu Historian - Muriel Nuuanu serves as the conscience and inspiration Chaplain - Ed Laikupu to preserve and perpetuate our social, Directors - Anna Brown, George Apele, John Makuakane, Lily Pa, E.C. Hobron Van Gieson economic and cultural values. (Immediate Past President). ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Ho'oikaika, a Holomua, Declihe in our isle economy - loss of jobs or lesser hours for many of (Strive for Success) our members - the Hilo Club did not have as many activities as in pre­ vious years. However, the Club was able to fulfill the usual obliga­ tions, among which included: 1) Awarding of annual scholarships to four students for four years of higher education. 2) Assisting ~ & ~~ financially needy families (seven students) to the '83 Kamehameha Schools Summer Exploration Program. 3) Members volunteer ing Randy Solomonand Tita BeamerSolomon services in various capacities for the following Community Projects ­ Health Fair, March of Dimes and MDA telethons. 8 MAYOR'S MESSAGE ON THE 24th ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE HERBERT T. MATAYOSHI ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS MAYOR NOVEMBER 11-12, 1983

On behalf of the people of the County of Hawaii, I welcome the delegates, members and guests of the 24th Annual Convention of the Association of Hawaiian ·Ci vi c Clubs. We extend a special welcome and Aloha to those of you who are visiting our 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, "I Ku No I Ka Mana A Ke Kahu Hanai,1I or Traits Acquired From Those Who Raise a Child, which is a very meaningful challenge to consider given the complexities of ·t he world that our children are reared in today. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the host chapters who have worked so hard to make this convention possible. We wish you all a very successful and memorable convention.

~ HERBERT T. MATAYOSHI~ MAYOR COUNTY OF HAWAII

9 CENTRAL MAUl HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KAHULUI, MAUl

CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 COLOR: Pink FLOWER: Lokelani MOTTO: E Maka Ala Ka Kou OFFICIALS: President . Paul Canto Vice President - John Wilmington Secretary - Rachel Ramena Treasurer - Joan Farren Directors· Jacob Haili and Pearl Koko MaunaLoa@ Macadamia Nuts. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS The gift thats always Awarded 6 scholarship grants. Service to MEO - Community program. Hosted in good taste. meeting of Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Ser­ vice to County - Board member. Provided funds to the County's Nutritional program ~ . for Hawaiian children. MilUDillallii. MACADAMIA NlRS HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAIMANALO WAIMANALO, OAHU CHARTER DATE: August 1966 SON G: Kalanianaole COLORS: Turquoise and/or Beige FLOWER: Palapalai MOTTO: Lokahi OFFICIALS: President · Leiana Woodside Hawaiian Vice President - MaryHelen Kealoha Recording Sec. - Matilda Alvey Corresponding Sec. . Josephine Miller Entertainment Treasurer - Kuulei Aila Historian - MaryAnn Crowell fea turing Directors - Agnes Wright, Nalei .. Conant, Jonnetta Kaina Ziegler and Jean Duvauchelle. George Naope ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Members participated in fundraising projects for scholarship, such as and Friends having food booth"at Waimanalo Jr. Chamber of Commerce"(J.C.'s) annual at Waimanalo beach park (2-day event), and food booth at Queen Emma Museum Fair. Scholarship and educational awards of approximately $1300.00 were given to students at (Thurs., Fri. and Sat.) Waimanalo, Kailua schools and others. One student is now entering her 4th year of college. Funds given also to students attending 7:OOPM to closing Kamehameha Exploration Summer program. Members provided re­ freshments at community meetings held by Alu Like and for Native at the Tonga Bar Hawaiian Study hearing (OHA). Participant in prize-winningfloat of Alu Like in Kamehameha Day parade. Members had exhibit of leis and demonstration of lei making at two major Waikiki hotels. 322-2727 10 · AHAHUIKALAKAUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA CHARTER DATE: February 1, 1975 SONG: Kalakaua COLORS: Blue & White MOTTO: Keola He Lahui Hawaii Your Councilman (Eternal Life for the Hawaiian Race) At-Large OFFICERS: President - Babe da Silva 1st Vice Pres. - Mayday Card 2nd Vice Pres . - George K. Choi Frank De Luz Recording Sec . - Honey Barnes Correspondence Sec. - Shirley Young Treasurer - Richard Tavares Take along as a gift . .. Choral Director - Ka'ala Carmack HILO'S FINEST Historian - Ellison Garlasa • MACADAMIA NUT. COCONUT Directors - Byron Bader and Charles Richards "COOKIES FROM HAWAII" (Packaged easy to carry and in cartons) ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Held our annual scholarship luau and awarded $2,500.00 worth of 3i(8R'~g (Available for Fund Ra i .in~~Ome of the . scholarships to 6 college students and sponsored 1 child to the Kamehameha Schools Ho'omaka'ika'i program. Many members ~ ~ Finest Decorated Cakes' participated in our choir and attended a hula workshop conducted by 374 KINOOLE ST. & WAIAKEA KAI SHOPPING PLAZA Kaha'i Topolinsky. Hosted the HawaiiChildrens Choir on their 1983 tour of San Francisco. Throughout the year, our members ' ENRICHED BREAD contributed food and other donations for baskets and we . _ . I ~ . Stays Fresh Longer were able to donate these baskets to a few needy families in the Bay Area. Held our annual Ho'olaulea weekend craft seminar learning to (Available at your Favorite Grocers) make ipus and feather leis. DIST. BY HATADA BAKERY INC. HILO, HAWAII Its a Gas! When you getmorefor less!

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"Hui kahi e ke kumu" . • United in purpose •

- "To further the education ofHawaiians . .. to assist them in their efforts to achieve their highest potential

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12 HAWAIIAN CIVIC 'CLUB OF KA'U KA'U, HAWAII CHARTER DATE: February 1970 SONG: Ka Nani A 0 Ka'u COLORS: Green and white FLOWER: A'a U'i MOrrO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono OFFICIALS: Pres ident - Anna Cariaga Choral Director -Zachary De Benardi 1st Vice Pres . - Susan Pua Historian - Sybil Grace 2nd Vice Pres.- Mae Akamu Directors - Williams Ahia Jr. , Rec. Sec . - Jeanette Howard Catherine Arnold and Treasurer - Sybil Grace Winifred Hanoa.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Ka'u was represe nted by 12 members at the 1982 convention. Ended our 1982nd year with the election of 1983 officers and celebrated Christmas with members, their families and friends. Par ticipated in the Ka'ahumanuSociety's 65th anniversary held in Ka'u, in the district council's Kuhio Day celebration at the Hulihee Palace and in the Naalehu community's 4th of J uly celebration. Catered to the Honolulu Theater for youth program "Chicken Skin" and the HawaiiCounty Cou ncilmeeting held in Ka'u. Sponsored a hawaiian leicontest for the elementary students of Na'alehu and Pahala School, which monetary prizes was donated by our club, and (33) 5th and 6th grade stude nts to the Kamehameha School exploration program. Several members volunteered of their time, effort and knowledge to show and teach students how to haku, wili, hili or ku'i a lei and to clean, restore and maintain the Plaque area at South Point. Award ed scholarships to 3 high school graduates. Dona ted $25 eac h to the Na'alehu and Pahala Schoo l Library to replenish educational materia ls on Hawaiiana. Hosted one of the Hawaii Counci l's district meet ings. Heldseveral fund raisers towards our educational fund and workshops to learn how to locate and gather the materials to make the Kala'au , Pala'ie and the making of dyes. Due to the dry spell in Ka'u, we were unprepared to supply leis for the Kamehameha Statue in Kohala. HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HONOLULU Aloha lJ r:>edt WLcihed HONOLULU, OAHU AddOCiation, of CHARTER DATE: December 17,1917 SONG: Lei !lima by Charles E. King Hawauan, CWU: CLubd COLORS: Red and !lima yellow FLOWER: !lima MOrrO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono OFFICIALS: President - Emory G.K. Henderson Vice Pres ident - Patricia K. Brandt Immediate Past Pres . - Claire Hughes Ho Recording Sec . . Lynell K. Akamu Correspondence Sec. - Malia A. Tongg Treasurer -Alice K. Froiseth Directors - Llewellyn Biven, Katherine Farm, T.B. Lyons, Dawn Farm-Ramsey, Haunani S. Apoliona, Haunani Bernadino, Herma n Lemke , Marion Vasco ncellos and Ste rling Johnson. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS The club again held its installation at the Willows Restaurant. This year the 47th Holoku Ball returned to the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and was the club's major fund-raiser. We awarded 19 scholarships. AKini Poi, our annual picnic, where scholarship recipients and their .parents are introduced to the membership. It was held at the Awai SPENCER "KALANI" SCHUnE Estate at Waialua. A very successfu l fund-raising luncheon was held at Hon Kung Councilman Restaurant with proceeds to go to the balance of our Alii Portrait Assessment. A theme Kupuna Luncheon is planned forOctober29th at LunaIilo Home. 13 Aloha & Best Wishes to all Clubs during the Convention!

Hawaiian Civic Club of Laupahoehoe P.O. Box 179 • Laupahoehoe, Hawaii 96764

LAHAINA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB LAHAINA, MAUl

James D. Gonsalves, President

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CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 SONG: Nani Wale Lihue COLORS: Purple and White . FLOWER : Mokihana OFFICIALS: "THE BEAUTY OF OUR BUSINESS IS FLOWERS " President - Gabriel I Vice President· Mrs. Mary Ahana Sec. & Treas.- Bernard Thompson Directors . Mrs. Juliette Wong , FLOWERS Hartwell Blake and Vernon White. FRUITS ­ ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS VEGnABLES The Royal Order of Kamehameha I, and the Koloa Community Asso­ ciation hosted a Discoverer's Day Ho'olaulea at the Prince Kuhio BASinS Park in Kukuiula, Kauai , October 16, 1982. We were invited to participate and arrange a display of Hawaiian herbal plants found on Kauai. Each plant was labeled by its botanical and Hawaiian name and CALL a brief des cription as to its use and cure. This display attracted the attention of many people. Interesting personal experiences were 935-3361 shared regarding the value of these plants. We sponsored two students to the 1982 Kamehameha Schools Summer Exploration DEUVEItY SEItVICE Program. Club members participated in the Memorial Service for WITHIN Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole, the Kamehameha Day activities CITY UMITS and Aloha Friday Hawaiiana demonstrations held at the Kaua i Museum in Lihue. Also , we were invited as guests of the Hanalei and • Kaumuali'i Civic Clubs for a day of fun, fellowship and talk story!We'll 301 KIAWI ST. HILO, HAWAII do it again. KAILUA ALOHA & HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KAILUA, OAHU BEST WISHES CHARTER DATE: April 1966 SONG: To The Windward Side COLORS : IIima Gold and Black. FLOWER: IIima Blossom ('lid CYavt(yiiles MOTTO: E Ala E Na Mamo E Ola Na Pua (Be Alert, Oh People, So Our Children May Live) OFFICIALS: Charles L. Kanoho Jr. President - Joseph Motta, Jr. Finance Factors Building Phone 1st Vice Pres. - Howard Criss 190 Keawe St., Suite 12 (808) 961-3464 2nd Vice Pres. . Hannie Anderson Hilo, Hawaii 96720 (808) 961·8084 Recording Sec. . Lani Joaquin Correspondence Sec. - Bobbi Motta Treasurer · Nei000 Sergeant-at-Arms . Gabriel Joaquin Historian - Bernice Chow Chaplain · Alex Kekahuna Directors - Wirig Chow, John Mottoney, Joy Criss, Nita Chang, Abbey M., Peter Ching, Clara Kekahuna and Whitney Anderson.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS HILO MOTORS LEASING The \

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500 Kalanianaole Avenue. Hilo, Hawaii 96720 • Phone 935-3301 16 Me ~ HO'OLEHUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN SIIOI' HO'OLEHUA, MOLOKAI H A W A IIA N SOUVENIRS CHARTER DATE: February 1972 SON G: Ho'olehua Lauhala Merchandise. Feather Leis COLORS: Green and Black Koa • Hawaiian Christmas Ornaments FLOWER: Kukui MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea Oka Aina Ika Pono P.O. BOX 133. CAPTAIN COOK.HAW AII 96704 OFF ICIALS: PHONE 328 -2611 President - William W. Char Vice Pres ident - Herman Brandt Recording Sec. - Mabel Ayau Assistant Sec. - Uilani Colon Aloha to all Treasurer - Florence Char Directors - Nani Brandt, Ludy Borden and Lady UU

the Civic Clubs! ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS We gave a sch olarship to a Molokai High School graduate. Spon­ sored the OHA State Board of Directors meeting on Molokai. Spon­ WONG YUEN CHEVRON sored a Hawaiian Medicine and Lomilomiseminar conducted by Mrs. Margaret Machado. We had guest speakers at our meetings and had fund raising projects to meet our obligations. Will expand our Chevron & STORE program in 1984. We increased our membership threefold over our 1982 membership. . ~ Last Stop to Kana -. Waiohinu, ko'u Hawaii KING KAMEHAMEHA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB. HONOLULU, OAHU TOOUE CHARTER DATE: April 6, 1967 Hawaiian Ohana: SON G: Imua Kamehameha COLORS: Mamo and Purple FLOWER: Mamo MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea Oka Aina Ika Pono OFFICIALS: Pres ident - Frederick K. McWayne Aloha and Immediate Past Pres . - Henry K. Kaapana Jr. welcome to the 1st Vice Pres. - Anne K. Kaapana "Big Island." 2nd Vice Pres. : Jerry K. Ahue, Jr. 3rd Vice Pres.- Colleen H. Shiroma Recording Sec. - Shelly Hao Corresponding Sec. - Rowena Kala McWayne Treasurer - Barbara Shiraishi Historian - Doreen K. Saito Chaplain - PatriciaMcGuire Sergeant-at-Arms - John K. Saito Directors - Kathy Lum Lung, Milton Pa, Marie Palmer, Clem Rickard, Gladys Shiroma and Alexander Sumida.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Nov. 82 - Participant Aha Hokuku Mele; Mar. 83 - Installation Ban­ MerleK.Lai quet; May 83 - Choral Group Laulau Sales and Camp-Out ; Ju ne 83 ­ Councilwoman Kamehameha Day Parade, Scholarship Luau for Michigan Lions and Michigan Lions State Band, Lions International Parade; Aug. 83 . Makeke Li'i, Lei Making Classes, Hula Classes, Historical Tour of Kamehameha School- Class of '63 Iolani Palace and Queen Emma's Summer Palace; Celebration of Alii (45 HOOMALU STREET, HILO, HAWAII 96720) Sundays during the year. . 18 . nS tutotlo WAIKIKI' congroWishes!! HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB & Best WAIKIKI, OAHU

CHARTER DATE: Sept. 3, 1964 Rec. Sec. . LeilaniEmilyDonlin SONG: Waikiki Hula Cor. Sec. . Leilani EmilyDonlin LUZON COLORS: Fuschia and White Treasurer · Gertrude Haia FLOWER: Carnation Sergeant·at.Arms · J.J. Madura STORE MOTTO: Huki Like Choral Dir. . Suzanne Kaupu OFFICIALS: Historian -'Gertrude Haia LTD. President · Nona Kamai Chaplain - Leilani Malterre and (Liquor - General Merchandise) LEINMLA 1st Vice Pres.. Wanda Ahakuelo Charles Scharsch 2nd Vice Pres.. Leilani Malterre AND ENOS ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Waikiki Hawaiian Civic Club is proud of their consistent participation in all District events, projects, Alii Sundays, meetings and other club activities. SHORTSTOP (Ka'u Hawaiian On the District level Waikiki has always cooperated in all activities: i.e. the Fund Raiser at the Aloha Tower for the AliiPortraits; special Church events DRIVE IN & Civic Club) that have taken place at Kawaiohao Church, SI. Andrews Cathedral. Attend­ ance at conferences and meetings is well attended also. 'Iolani Palace events RESTAURANT were also attended. (Good Foods) Money making projects are highlighted with the Moonlite Sail out to Waikiki which enables the club to givegenerousscholarshi ps, hence 1983 awards nave Highway 11 who contributed been presented to: Ms. Frances Keahi Kaupu, Ms. PiilaniLois Kaninau, Ms. Momilani Mersberg, Ms. Dana Kaleookalani Karnai, and Ms. Monica Young. so much Other money-making projects was the selling of flower leis at the Hilton Naalehu, HI 96772 Hawaiian Village twice a year. to the success Waikiki spo nsored a young lady for the City and County May Day Queen and Phone 929-7103 assisted in the building of a float for the Kamehameha Day Parade. The club of this has also been a part of the float building for the Lions' Con vention Parade. Waikiki hosted and entertained for the Native Hawaiian Meeting at Linekona Mrs. Dolores Diego .booklet School. President Aunty EmilyK. Thomas and Aunty Diane Fernandeswere honored by Alulike for their musical talents. HulaSupplyCenter-19ll 2346 South King Street / Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 (808) 941-5379

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HAWAI IANHAWAI IANHAWAIIANHAWAIIANHAWAIIANHAWAIIANHAWAIIANHAWAIIANHAWAIIANHAWAIIAN 19 "AG ENI) A ASSOCIATION OF HAWA.IIAN CIVIC CLUBS 24th ANNUAL CO:NVENTION KONA SURF HOTEL NOVEMBER 10, 11, 12, 1983 KEAUHOU, KONA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1983 Ahah ui 0 Lili'uo kalani Lydia Low Ainahau 0 Kaleponi Irene Kawa'auhau 5:00 PM . 7:00 PM Registrat ion, lobby area Bobbee Mills (Kolauloa HCq Resolutions Committee Report Whitney Anderson (Kailua HCq 7:00 PM Association Board Meeting, President's Suite Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCCl 11:45 AM 11:55 AM Announcement of Committee Meeting locations THURSDAY, OVEMBER 10, 1983 . 12:00 Noon Recess 8:00 AM • 3:00 PM Historic Site Tour Mikilani Ho (Kailua HCCl & George Van Gieson (Hilo HCC) ~/-Ik - 73 12:15 PM President's No host luncheon - Pele's Co urt 9:00 AM . 5:00 PM Registrat ion. lobby area Bobbee Mills ~~~ _ (- 2:00 PM . 4:30 PM Committee Meetings 9:00 AM . 3:00 PM Recreational activities t.J t/il- J/ ~ 7.) Presidents Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCC) Bowling Hilo Lanes Sweetie Maikui (Laupahoehoe ~rftr- Budget & Finance Elaine Mullaney (Queen Emma HCC) Golf Keauhou Golf Course Beryl Perry (Kona HCq £ 7"3 ./1: 79- Co nstitution & By-laws Bruss Keppler (Honolulu HCC) Cribbage Convention center Joseph Cootey (Waimea HC q tJ::..~ . Historic Sites Mikilani Ho (Kailua HCq Konane Convention cent er Leinaala Enos (Kau HCq :Y. ~ g5' - II - Na Mea Hawaii Betty Jenkins (AIIi'i Palama HCq Kamau Convention center Bernadette Caco ulidis (Waimea HI2fl~ oo fli 7'" Education Rona Rodenhurst (Ahahui Ka'iulani HCq Leimaking Con vention center Isaac Kaaihue (Hilo HCCl ' I . - d"- ...... , Legislative Fred McWayne (King Kamehameha HCC) Hawaiian games H ~tel grounds Rose Fujimori (Kona HCC) e I!~ t3.fi.l· - Public Relations Mikilani Ho (Kailua HCC) 1) HU 2) Pala 'ie 3)11lu Maika 4l Moa Pahae'e • -- Resolutions Whitney Anderson (Kailua HCq 3:00 PM Presidential workshop, Maunakea Room Rusty Rodenhurst (Ahahui Ka"u4m~ 1&/_) 1.. - 7.J" 6:30 PM . 11:00 PM Aha Mele Convention center Haunani Apoliona (Honolulu HCC) 4:30 PM Rules Committee Meeting Maunaloa Room George Mills (Kolauloa HCC) 6:30 PM . 8:00 PM Ho'olaulea Nalu Terrace No host cocktails and heavy pupus SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1983 7:30 PM Presentation of sports awards 7:30 AM • 8:00 AM Registra tion. Convention center Bobbee Mills Hula Wa Kahiko Contest George Naope (Kuakini HCC) 8:00 AM • 1:00 PM Ho'omau i Ka Hana Lima No'eau ANli Hawaii Display Aloha Shirt Contest Jeanette Howard (Kau HCC) Kamehameha Ballroom Nona Kamai Muumuu Contest Jeanette Howard (Kau HCq 9:00 AM General Session Reconvenes Convention center FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1983 9:20 AM Final Report, Credentials Committee Bobbee Mills 9:30 AM Committee Reports 8 ~ OO AM . Noon . Registration, lobby area Bobbee Mills Presidents Benson Lee . .. tlL:.:j<\ ;3. ':! 8:00 AM Steno Pool Convention center Murial Nuuanu (Hilo HCCl Budget and Finance Elaine Mullaney ;.L(!-~..Je.- f2;,."l-- 8:00 AM . 4:30"PM Ho'omau i Ka Hana Lima No'eau ANa Hawaii Display Constitution & By-laws Bruss Keppler . "n!Ct-t v ,u t7~ Kamehameha Ballroom Nona Kamai (Waikiki HCC) Historic Sites Mikilani Ho · ;1 , .t.. / '. ~ • 9:00 AM General Session Convenes Convention center Na Mea Hawaii Betty Jenkins A~ ""'· Presentation of the Aloha Week Court l2u.. Presentation of Colors Education Rona Rodenh urst . rY!rt.- 1vrtt:l. /6.t:..... Hawai'i Pono 'i Legislative Fred McWayne KtL-.. ..J.,vl--I\. !" 0 r.t.. [ Q/ I.;d ~ Star Spangled Banner Public Relations MikiJani Ho _ ':Jd_t:Lk ....&•. Resolutions Whitney Anderson _ (lrJ " /" r..I "I .::' ~ Invocation P»: AM Call to order President Benson Lee (Pearl Harbor HCC) 10:00 Awards Toni Lee (Pearl Harbor HCq Outstanding Non-Hawaiian Introduction of Board of Directors Outstanding Hawaiian Introduction of Parlimentarian Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Member Introduction of Sergeant-at-Arms Ho'omau i Ka Hana Lima No'eau A Nii Hawai'i Award 9:25 AM Welcome Address,'Herbert Matayoshi, Mayor, County of Hawaii Prince Kuhio Award, Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club 9:30 AM Opening Remarks, , Governor, State of Hawaii 10:30 AM Annual Report of the President 9:50 AM Temporary Report, Rules Committee, George Mills Ii 9:55 AM : Preliminary Report, Credentials Committee, Bobbee Mills 10:40 AM RECESS 10:00 AM Presentation of New Club Charter \1 10:40 AM Report from HACPAC 10:05 AM Prince Kuhio Essay Contest Paula DeMorales 10:55 AM General Sess ion Reconvenes Na ala Hele a Keia Mua Aku No Na;apio 0 Hawaii: 11:00 AM Report of the Native Hawaiian Study Commission Kinau KamaJi'i, Chairperson (Hawai'i's Youth: The ir alternatives for the future.) Unfinished Business 10:15 AM Panel Discussion: "I KU NO I KA MANA A KE KAHU HANAI" New Business (Traits acqu ired from those who raise a child.) Announcements 11:00 AM Adoption of Permanent Rules George Mills Benediction 11:05 AM Adoption of minutes, 23rd Annual Convention, Ala Moana Hotel, Honolulu, Oahu Hawaii Aloha Choral Director of Mele winner 11:10 AM Annual Repo rts of Co uncils Retirement of Colors Kauai Council Michael Chandler (Hanalei HCC) 11:45 AM Adjournment Oahu Council Elaine Mullaney (Queen Emma HCCl 5:30 - 6:30 PM No Host Cocktails Convention center Council John Wilimington III (Central Maui HCq 6:30 PM Aha Aina Hawaii Council Pele Hanoa (Kau HCC) Holoku Contest Violet Ramos (Hamakua HCq A~~u i KaIakaua Babe Da Silva Presentation of the "Kamehameha Ekahi o'eau" Award . - . 20 21 Ancient & Awano Hula Call: 328-8187

KO'OLAUPOKO HO'OPULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB KANEOHE, OAHU HONAUNAU, HAWAII CHARTER DATE: August 10, 1937 SONG: Aloha Kiu Home Kaneohe Mrs. Julia Kaupu, President COLORS: Red and Gold FLOWER: Marigold MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono OFFICIALS: President· Roger Kanealii 1st Vice Pres . . Alice Smith 2nd Vice Pres . . Rena Kanealii Recording Sec.. Thelma Black Treasurer · Jay Pang Sergeant-at-Arms . Earl Padaken Historian - B. Matsumoto Directors · Aloha Awaa, Bonnie Awaa, Gladys Padeken and Moses Ahi. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Attended all Alii functions. Past Pres ident- Anna Keene.

23 "WE PAVE THE WAY" AHAHUI '0 LILI'UOKALANI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHARTER DATE: February 4, 1977 SONG: Lei No Kamaka Eha COLORS: Black and Gold FLOWER: Crown Flower MOTTO: Onipa'a OFFICIALS: President . Lydia Leina'ala Low Vice President - Sam Rosero 2nd Vice Pres . - John Jensen Recording Sec . - Pat Nascimento Contrac tors License #C5232 Correspondence Sec. - Nyla Kaulupali OVER 25 YEARS IN BUSINESS ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL It's been a busy year for us. Here are some of our happenings: May I, PAD PREPARATION 1983 - put on a May Day Pageant here in L.A. with a full court, lei ASPHALT Be CONCRETE PAVING contest as a Community project. June - Hosted Hawaii Childrens Chorus. July - Participated in the Hoolaulea sponsored by the RESURFACING· PATCHING· SEALING Hawaiian Interclub Council of Southern California. Had a huli-huli EXCAVATION - GRADING -TRENCHING chicken food booth , a lei stand with fresh leis, and a country store. Aug. - participated in the Ho'oIaulea at Devonshire Downs. Aug. ­ ONE OF THE BEST TENNIS COURT BUIlDERS IN HAWAII sponsored a concert by the "I Kona" group. October -Joined with the ,FREE ESTIMATES Ainahau 0 Kaleponi Civic club for a picnic and fellowship. Awarded two scholarships of $1,000 eac h yearly. 935-6831 107C MAKAAlA STREET -HILO

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Rep. Whitney T. Anderson William Kea 1976 - 1983 1959·1960

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

Pilipo Springer Msgr. Charles Kekumano 1968 - 1970 1962·1964 25 KAUMUALI'I HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB WAIMEA, KAUAI CHARTER DATE: February 7, 1969 .SONG: Kaumuali'i KUALOA-HE'EIA COLORS: Red and Gold HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB FLOWER: Maile Lau li'i1i 'i OFFICIALS : WAIANAE, OAHU President - Lionel Kaohi Vice President - Bobby Kamakele Mrs. Loretta White, President Recording Sec. - Lydia Kaohi Treas urer - Lena Mendon ca Choral Director - Margare t Aipoalani Historian - Lydia Kaoh i Directors - Kiyono Hookano, Mileka Carroll, Kalihilihi Murayama, Penny Anakalea and Janet Kahalekomo. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Participated in: Christmas Kettles for Salvation Army; Na Wahine Hanohano o Kauai - nominated 8 ladies of which 3 wer chosen . Kalihilihi Murayama ­ Business; J uanita Mundon . Education; Lauae Arashiro - CommunityService. Demonstrations of Hawaiian Arts and Crafts at several events; Prince Kuhio Celebration, Kamehameha Day, May Day at Kehaha School. Entertained at several events; Prince Kuhio Celebration, May Day at Waimea High School, YWCA's Fundraiser. We sponsored: Kachi Kachi Dance for Scholarship Fund and Book Sale for Friends of the Library. King Kaumu alii Day Service. Activities: District Hawaiian Civic Club get toget her at Hanalei; Cleaning of the Kekaha HawaiianGraveyard; Held workshops on LeiMakingand Held car wash for scholarship fundraise r. Also spo nsored: Scholarships - three to Community College Student and four to University Students. Held a Bike Safety Clinic for youngste rs, work ing hand in hand with the Police Dept. Gam e out prizes through donations, also served refreshments. ALOHA & BEST WISHES HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS

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cA!oha from your friends at to the American I ASSOCIATION OF OSavings HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS HILO KEALAKEKUA KAILUA-KONA 100 Pauahi St. Kealakekua . Kona Coast NAALEHU DAIRY Ph. 935-0084 Ph . 323-2691 Shopping Center NAALEHU, KA'U Member FSLIC Ph. 329-5281 26 ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS JIMMY'S American and Japanese Foods DRIVE-IN also Hawai ian - Korean Foods (Take out orders) PHONE 935 -55 71 Open daily except Sunday and major Hol idays (8:00 AM to 326 Kinoole Street 10 : 00 PM) Hilo, Hawaii @IRCONDifloNE!D Under new management s ince June, 1982. WAIANAE KOHALA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB WAIANAE, OAHU HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 . KOHALA, HAWAII SONG: Aloha La 0 Waianae COLORS: Royal Blue and IIima Yellow FLOWER: IIima CHART ER DATE: April 16, 1966 MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea O ka Aina Ika Pono SONG : Ahahui 0 Hawaii No Kohala OFF ICIALS: C OLORS: Red and Yellow President - Maxine P. Hee FLO WER: Plumeria 1st Vice Pres .- Josephine Yim O FFICIALS : 2nd Vice Pres. - Helen laea Recording Sec . - Mae Gabriel Sergean t-at-Arms . Louise Kong President · Rachel Kaoo Corres. Sec .- Gege Kawelo Historian - Katherine Maunakea Vice President - Barbara Izumi Treasurer · Rochelle Kawelo Chaplain · Oliver Willingham Recording S ec. - Mildred Moniz Directors · George K. Kawelo, Sr. [Ch airman) (also Immediate Past Pres.), C orresponding S ec.. Vivia n Moku Paige Barber , Roselind Carrero , Eugene Carrero, Genevie Awong, Rose T reasurer · Samuel Mo niz Soares, Rose Morales, Glenn Kila, Charlotte Poe and Kather ine Maunakea. ACTIVITIES ANDACHIEVEMENTS C lub Rep. . Therese Da S ilva Activities atten ded:The A'ssociation ofHawaiian Civic Club's AnnualConven­ tion held at the Ala Moana Americana Hotel on Oahu. Some of our members ACTIV IT IES AN D ACHIEVEMENTS were honored in various catagory awards (i.e.) Non-Hawaiian, Outstanding Nov. 82: Participated in the 1982 Assoc. of Haw'n. Civic Clubs Convention in Hawaiian Member, etc. We also took part in the Bowling event and Fun Fest. Honolulu, at the Ala Moana Hote l. Represented by 3 delegates and 3 alter­ We hosted an "Open House" suite, complete with pupus and drinks at the Ala nates. Dec. 82: Celebrated our annu al Christmas Party with our Kupunas, Moana Americana Hotel. Participated in all Dist. Coun cil Meetings, Alii friends, members and families. Ho'okupu -serenaded and:gave Christmas gifts Sundays, The KuhioCelebration, food booth at this years Hoikeike held at Ala (goodies) to the Kohala Hospital patients . Donations (monetary gifts) to the Moana Park and helped in the building of the State of Arkansas's fl oat for the Kokua Kauai Fund, to aid the people of Kauai during Hurricane Iwa. May 83: Lions Day Parade. Co -hosted with Nanaikapon o Haw'n. Civic Club, 3 Helped with the Kohala High School May Day Program.June83: We honored community work shops on Hawaiiana series of medicine, sponsored by the 4 Kohala High School grads. with $125 Scholarships totaling $500. Also Univ. of Hawaii. This was a grea t success and the turn out was wonderful. honored 3 College and Univ.students with Scholarships of$150.00 each, total­ Mahalo to Nanaikapono HCC. Club Activities: We held our installation ofnew ing $450. Celeb rated Kamehameha Day J une 10, 1983with Programs, Kukini officers at the Rusty Harpoon inWaianae. Honoring us as installingofficer was (foot race), Arts and Crafts, Hawaiian Games, Demos and Prizes. Fundraising Aunty Elaine Mullaney. One of our scholarship fundraising projects were ca­ goes to our Scholarship Fund. J uly 83: Host and sponsored "Hula Halau 0 tering the Ann. "1,001 Friends" luau held on the ground s of Hawaii Loa Col­ Hinano 0 Kaliponi" as fundraising project with proceeds going towards our lege. This enabled us to present to 8 recipients of the Nanakuli and Waianae Scholarship Fund. Aug. 83: Kohala Haw'n. Civic Club members participated High Schools awards totaling $2,000. We continue to work on the Ku'ilio'loa with the Puu kuhola Annualcelebration"Ke Kulana No Eau 0 Ka wa Kahiko." Heiau and E'Ala Canoe located at Pokai Bay, Waianae. Our meetings are held Oct. 83: Host the Aloha Week Program and Court. Participated in Ho'okupu every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month . We periodically have guest speakers and Program. Nov. 83: Election of Officers. on events being held in the area. 27 Since they have travelled so far to be with us, we extend a special aloha and welcome to THE AHAHUI KAlAKAUA HAWAIIAN CMC CLUB of San Francisco, THE AHAHUI '0 LILI'UOKALANI HAWAIIAN CMC CLUB of Southern California, AND THE. AINAHAU '0 KALEPONI HAWAIIAN CMC CLUB of Orange County, California We hope your stay with us is a pleasant one!

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Weltome to all visiting members MAKAKILO and guests of the HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Jlssotiation of MAKAKILO, OAHU HalVaiian Mrs. Loretta White, President Civit Clu"s "Daniel Akaka ...

"Aloha! Iextend my best wishes as you gather for the 24th Annual Convention of your organization. Unfortunately, I am unable to be with you this year. However, please know that I will be there in spirit. Your theme is a unique and interesting one that I am sure will generate much discussion & deliberation. I shall anxiously await your conclusions for guidance in the future. Pomaika'i."

Me ke aloha pumehana,

Daniel K. Akaka United-States Congressman

29 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAHIAWA WAHIAWA, OAHU MOLOKAI CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 SONG: Pa'ahana HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB COLORS: Green and White KAUNAKAKAI, MOLOKAI FLOWER: Gardenia MOTTO: E Ho'o Hana Like A'e Ana OFFICIALS: Ben Hussey, Jr., President President - Lurline Lee 1st Vice Pres. - Myra Travis 2nd Vice Pres. - Adeline Travis Recording Sec. - Barbara Puaa Treasurer - Barbara Puaa Historian - Rose Rosaldo Chaplain - Louise Obatay

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS The club participated in working on floats for the Lions parade, having a food booth in the annual Ho'ike at McCoy Pavilion, Ala Moana Park, working at their community project which is cleaning and caring for Kukaniloko Birth site and holdinga scholarship benefit luau just before this convention. They decorated the site of the Military Appreciation Week gathering which is an annual project. Their scholarship program supports five students attending Notre Dame, San Diego, Leeward Community College and the Kamehameha Schools.

ALOHA AND BEST WISHES KONA FOR A HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB SUCCESSFUL GATHERING KONA, HAWAII CHARTER DATE: February 1959 SONG: Kona Kai 0 Pua COLORS: Red and Gold MOTTO: Kulia I Ka Nu'u OFFICIALS: President - Ruby P.K. McDonald Vice President - Rose Fujimori Recording Sec. - Puanani Martinez Treasurer - Theresa K. Mahi Sergeant-at-Arms - Arthur Mahi Chaplain - Leon K. Sterling, Jr. Directors - Arthur Mahi, Leon K. Sterling, Jr., Julia Soehren, Irma Chillingworth and Kahea Beckley.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Held the Prince Kuhio Day festivities at the Hulihe'e Palace; Hosted the club's Holoku Day festivities, $500.00 scholarship to BYU-Laie student and $500.00 scholarship to UH-Hilo student; participated in the Kona Coffee Festival events; took an on-site tour of Ka-pu'a held Stephen K. Yamashiro Hawaiian lei-makingclasses throughout the year; work with Conven­ tion coordinators; and will hold an annual get-together for Kona's Councilman-at-Large Kupuna. (Christmas) Participated at the Puu Kohola Cultural Festival.

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NANAIKAPONO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB NANAKULI, OAHU CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 SONG: Nanakuli KAWAIHAU COLOR: Lavender FLOWER: Pua Kalaunu Kai-ina - Lavender Crown Flower HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB MOTTO: Nana I Ka Pono - Look Toward Righteousness ANAHOLA, KAUAI OFFICIALS: President - Caesar Paishon III Vice President - Miriam K. Apana Mrs. Henrietta Gonsalves, President Rec./Corr. Sec. - Doreen K. Lindsey Treasurer - Doreen N.H. Lindsey Historian - Sarah Kawailima Chaplain - Joseph Kekawa, Sr. Directors - Christina Kunukau, Lydia Maioho, Betty Miller and Charles Lindsey.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Our Installation luncheon was held at the Kemoo Farm in Wahiawa. The peautiful singing music and jumor of resident entertainer Charles K. Davis coupled with impromptu participation by club members and guests completed the delightful day. Club members supported ALL Oahu District Council sponsored projects. Various members enter­ tained during the Aloha Week Hoolaulea and Cultural Arts and Crafts demonstrations and displays. Several fundraising projects were undertaken to supplement the clubs treasury. Due to illnessand numerous unforeseen circumstances our annual Scholarship Luau was not held this year.

31 PEARL HARBOR HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB AIEA, HAWAII CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1964 Corresponding Sec. - Merle Kekuku SONG: Uluwehi 0 Kaala Treasurer - Rachel Barboza COLORS: Red & white Sergeant-at-Arms - PhilipFernandez FLOWER: Pua Aloalo (Hibiscus) Choral Director - Nola Nahulu MOTTO: E Paepae Iluna Loa I Ka Malamalama Historian - Rudy Luuwai OFFICIALS: Chaplain - Leialoha Enos President - Beatrice Rosa Directors - Leiala Cravalho, Ella 1st Vice President - Alex Luka Howard, Haunani Keanu, Ronnie 2nd Vice President - Shirley K. Holden Kekuku, Alex Lincoln, Maile Recording Sec. - Antoinette Lee Puahala and Lucille Soares.

ACTNITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club was in their highest glory at ourTwenty-Third Annual Convention in Honolulu, ! when our member Benson Lee was elected President of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, when we won, LANAI ~ for the second year the Prince Kuhio Award and our members Benson and Toni Lee were selected Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Members of the year, and Sylvia Lee was honored as Outstanding Non-Hawaiian. For the first time the Association had a hospitality committee of which our President Bea Rosa was chairman. The Pearl HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club has always had great representation and involvement at our Conventions. We participated in the bowling games, the Aha Kuku Mele, Sgt-At-Arms, putting the convention packets together, preparing the convention booklet and setting up and tearing down the risers for the Mele. Keeping in line with the LANAI CITY, LANAI objectives of the Association we gave out Seven Scholarships for a total of$2400 and sponsored 3 children to the Kamehameha Exploration Program this summer. Selling Shaved ice at the State Council on Hawaiian Heritage Family-a-Fair, the Prince Lot Hula Festival, Mission House Fir, the Bishop Museum Festival, selling Korean Plate Lunches and the Hoikeike, which was chaired by our President were some of the fun fund raisers that helped us replenish our Scholarship Fund. To perpetuate the Arts, Crafts and life style of Hawaii Nei, we took on 4 new Betty Kahoohalahala, President projects, demonstrating and exhibiting Wiliand ku'i leis, feather leais,lauhala preparation and weaving, tapa dyes and stamps and the preparation and making of tapa, coconut hat and basket weaving, Hawaiian Quilting, net weaving, poi pounding, Hawaiian Games, modeling our Hawaiian Monrchy fashions at 4 major Conventions; the Lions, Cannon Cameras, FTD and Ford. These events involved 40-50 members each time. For Community involvement we hosted 3 lecture series for the Kam. Schools Cont. Education Prog., hosted 1 of the Haw'n. Studies Comm. Public Forums at Kaumakapili Church for Kinau Kamalii and were hostsand hostessfor the King Kam. Celebration Hula Competition. We were involved in the King Kam. Celebration Floral Parade lining up participants and then serving all participatns refreshments after the parade. We sponsored a memberfor the May Day Court and she was selected as one of the attendants, and our sponsored recipient to the Aloha Week Court was chosen as Aloha Week Queen for 1983. Our members were also involved as volunteers with pick up and preparing the items for sale at the "World's Greatest Garage Sale" for the Amer. Cancer Soc. We were very instrumental in the decorating of the May Day Court Float. for the Parks and Recreation for the King Kam. Celebration Floral Parade. To help the Assoc. meet its commitmentof the payment for the framing of the Portraits in the Iolani Palace the Pearl HarborHawaiianCivic Club chaired the building of the IllinoisFloat for the Lions Club Parade. Besides attending every.District Council Meeting, we participated in the District Council Bowling League with 3 teams, attending all of the AliiSundays at Kawaihoa Church and ceremonies at Mauna Ala and the tree planting ceremonies at the Kuhio Federal building commemorating Prince Jonah Kuhio's Birthday and all other services that we were required to attend. We also donated the tickets for the Hoikeike. The Pearl Harbor HCC has a Board of Directors Meeting and a General Meeting every month. Our newsletters are sent out to every member every month. Events coming up before convention willbe the Bishop Museum Festival which wewiIJsell the Korean Plate Lunch, the Mission House Fair which we willsell shaved ice and the State Council on Haw'n. Heritage Family-a-Fair in Dec. where we willagain sell shaved ice. Our members willagain be very active with the Convention this year as Sgt-at-Arms, the Mele, Sports and putting the convention packets together. Because we are such an active club we continue to recruit new membership of an average of two a month.

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ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 1983 - 1984

PRESIDENT I BENSON LEE I

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--_...._----_ ... - - 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 I OAHU COUNCIL HAWAII COUNCIL 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 Maui Aha Hui Kalakaua Kualoa-Heeia Pearl Harbor Hanalei Aha Hui Liliuokalani Hilo Hoolehua Kauai Lahaina Honolulu Prince Kuhio Hoopuloa Kaumualll Ainahau 0 Kalepono Kailua Puuloa Ka'u Lanai Molokai Kawaihau Kalihi-Palama Queen Emma Kohala King Kamehameha Wahiawa Kona Koolauloa Waikiki Laupahoehoe Koolaupoko Wailua Prince David Makakilo Waimanalo Kawananakoa Ewa Waianae Waimea " "~

I, iII II Aloha HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB I:,r 'I and 'I SUN Best OF LAUPAHOEHOE I, Wishes! LAUPAHOEHOE, HAWAII !! SUN CHARTER DATE: 1972 • Finest Chinese Food SONG: Ka Na'i Aupuni LAU • Take Out Orders COLORS: Royal Blue and Gold • Banquet Room Available MOTTO: Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono • Cocktail Lounge OFFICIALS: CHOP SUI HOUSE President - Walter Victor Jr. Call 935-2808 1st Vice Pres. - Mailelaulani Canario 1055 Kinoole St. 2nd Vice Pres. - LaVerne Kaniho . Recording Sec. - Lucille Chung t------.... Treasurer - Ernest Thomas Sergeant-at-Arms - Tommy Poy Historian - Toribio Francisco \\~."...\,1\1' Directors - Dolores Thomas, Rita Canario and Albert Maikui Sr. ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS 1) Awarded 1 Scholarship Grant, 2) Sponsored 2 children to the Kamehameha Schools Exploration, 3) Contributed to the Laupahoe­ hoe School Yearbook "Lihi Kai", 4) Assisted and participated in the Laupahoehoe School Centennial Celebration 1883 - 1983, 5) Members participated in the Lauhala Conference held in Hilo,6) Par­ AhMai,lnc. ticipated in the Prince Kuhio Day Festivities in Kona, 7) Participated in the Kamehameha Day Festivities in Kona, 8) Participated in the DOWNTOWN HILO Annual Puu Kohola Heiau Arts and Crafts Festival. KAM & HAIL! STREETS PHONE 935-1430 WAIALUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB BANK ON US ACROSS HAWAII HALEIWA, OAHU ANDTHROUGHOUTTHEWES~

CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 OFFICIALS: (Organized February 9, 1934) President - Levi Kauwalu SONG: Kaulana Waialua Vice President - Richard Kinney,Jr. COLORS: Yellow and Green Secretary - Tomi Downey Chong FLOWER: Kukunaokala Treasurer - Margaret Lei Ai MOTTO: Hanalike me ka Lokahi Sergeant-at-Arms - George Ai (Working Together in Unity) Historian - Margaret Chun Directors - Dorothy Awai, James Awai and"Joseph P. Leong.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Members of the Waialua Hawaiian Civic Club opened the year by celebrating our clubs 49th anniversary with a potluck dinner at the Waialua Recreation Center. In May we honored high school grad­ uates of hawaiian ancestry with a graduates social at the Meadowgold Now you can bank with First Service throughout the Longhouse in Haleiwa. This year Waialua awarded fourteen scholar­ Interstate Bank of Hawaii at islands and convenience ships to 1983 high school graduates and continuing college students. 18 branches in the islands throughout the West. That's and at nearly 1,000 other First Interstate Bank. Members assisted in the Areawide Horizons Senior Citizens Luau by First Interstate offices across serving at their annual Luau. Our members participated in the float the Western . construction and decoration of the award winning Japan float entry to ·~u've known us before as the 1983 International Lions Parade as our part in raising funds for the American Security Bank, and Alii Portraits project at lolani. Waialua had the privilegeof hosting the you'll know us now as a part of the First Interstate Bank r~FiI'Sf July 23 Oahu District Council Meeting in Waialua. system with banking ~-:J®lnterstate Annually, Waialua hosts a "White Christmas"party for the children of convenience wherever Bank Waialua and distributes food baskets donated by members to needy you travel in the West and in Hawaii. MemberFDIC Hawaiian families. Waialua held a kalua pig fundraiser to defray the cost of members participating in the 1983 AHCC Convention. 34 Hawaii's most famous hotel ... The V olcano House PRINCE KUHIO Hele Mai, come, enter into the most unique Hotel, sitting on the edge of a live Volcano, the famous HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Halemaumau Crater. HONOLULU, OAHU Dine in our Award-Winning Dining Room "The Ka Ohelo" overlooking the Home ofMadam Pele, The Fire Mrs. Lurline Lemon Young, President Goddess of Hawaii. Enjoy "Uncle George's Lounge", listen to Lynn Willard's piano renditions ofThe Big Band Era and of the50's and60's.Ifyouarehere onSaturday,Sundayor Monday, you will enjoy The Na Hui Eha with their jovial mood and music. .- -., ~IS'~ \"',@3 FOR RESERVATIONS . CALL 967-7321 Turn off Highway 11 atthe Visitors Center sign, in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, to Volcano House. <"

AINAHAU '0 KALEPONI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA

CHARTER DATE: November 12,1982 SONG: Ainahau COLORS: Peacock Blue, Green and White MOTTO: E Malama Ia Na Pono, 0 Ka Aina E Na Opio (The Culture of the Land is Preserved in its Youth) MOKU 0 HAWAII OFFICIALS: President - Irene A. Kawaauhau CANOE RACING 1st Vice Pres. -"'Healani Abbey 2nd Vice Pres. - Victor L. Jarrett, Sr. ASSOCIATION Recording Sec. - Jacqueline E. Judd Corresponding Sec. - Carl Bode Treasurer - Artland Kaai

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Scholarship Awards (Fund raisers), Community Projects (Hospitals, Benefits) and Hawaiian Cultural Education (Lan­ guage, Music, Dancing, Crafts and instru­ ments).

35 PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB HILO, HAWAII

Mrs. Ann Nathaniel, President

'-'1M DAHLBERG Ka'u Councilman Member of the Ka'u Hawaiian Civic Club Paid for by Friends of Jim Dahlberg 638 Piilani Street, Hila, Hawaii

PU'ULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB EWA BEACH, OAHU CHARTER DATE: September 1964 COLORS: Orange and White FLOWER: White Ginger MOTTO: E Ho'ornana'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'uloaHawaiian Civic Club has been fortunate to participate 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'!. Lion's Convention held in Honolulu this past June. This was a fund-raising project for the refubishing of the Aliipor­ traits at Iolani 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.

38 INMEMORIOM We dedicate this booklet to the memory of those Hawaiian Civic Club members who have passed away since our last o convention:

AHAHUI KALAKAUA HCC Manuel Lehua

~WA HCC . Irene ~ana

HILO HCC ______Moses Aniu Bernard Gomez James Kealoha HONOLULU HCC Valire Marino Calvin McGregor Claude McKenzie Frank Midkiff

KAUMUALI'I HCC Jack Akuna Juanita Mundon Q Ruth "Luka" Yorkman KOHALA HCC Margaret Tablit

KO'OLAUPOKO HCC 1. Moses Ahi

NANAIKAPONO HCC Henry Kawailima

P~RL HARBOR HCC ~ Arthur Irvine

39 The Stuffof Legends From the day a Polynesian explorer set foot on the Kona Coast to become the first Hawaiian, legends have abounded here- the area known as Keauhou-Kona, on the island of Hawaii. Captain Cook, the first European to come, recognized it as the center of Hawaiian spiritual and political power. Its traces are still visible: ancient petroglyphs carved in rough lava rock; the sacred Cityof Refuge; the fiery domain ofPele, the Volcano Goddess. Today Keauhou-Kona, at the center of this legendary coast, retains its magnetism. With three hotels the rival of any.Eight plush condominiums. Big game hunting and deep-sea fishing. 18 tennis courts and 18holes of championship golf. Acomplete Convention Center. And the best weather in all the islands.

KEAUHOU-KONA ~ 78-7000AliiDrive' Kailua-Kona, Hawaii96740

Aloha and bestwishes to the 24th Annual Convention ofthe Hawaiian Civic Clubs. Special QUEEN EMMA Naalehu HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Appreciation Fruit Stand HONOLULU,OAHU & is sent to the CHARTER DATE: April 16, 1966 Healthy Store COLORS: Royal Blue & White following SONG: (Kaleleonalani) Nuuanu FLOWER: Pikake MOTTO: Kulia I Ka Nu'u businesses and (Strive to Reach the Summit) Fresh Bakery Goods OFFICIALS: individuals for Fresh Sandwiches President· Lorraine M. Freitas Vice President . Lila Medeiros their Kona Coffee Rec. Sec.. Margaret Aciero Pineapple & Corres. Sec.. Shirley Kamakele Treasurer - Rawleen Fisher contribution Carrot Juices Sergeant·at·Arms· Dorothy Belz Histo'fian- Mary Louise Kekuewa to the Choral Director· Leslie Ceballos Chaplain . Annie Kini Directors - Paulette Kahalepuna, 24th Annual We do Paul Kekuewa, Betty Ogawa, Bulk Buying Program Sam Holt, Rawlette Kraut, Geraldine Alama & Jack Yoos. Convention: Propane Available SURE SAVE SUPERMARKET ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS TROPICAL RENT-A-CAA Has continued to meet the dictates of the Charter to the AOHCC and Oahu STERLING THIMBLE Council. We have attended allsanctioned events of our council and AOHCC. 929-9009 Our main thrust has been keeping members informed and providing educable HAWAIIAN PETROGLYPHS programs and newsletters. This task was carried out wellby the chairpersons. John & Dorene Santangelo A most important function has been providing scholarships to our children BILL & JNAlE TERRY Proprietors from Kindergarten to post graduate schools. The explorations program of Kamehameha Schools was also honored for our 5th graders. Our choral group AUNlY MARY ANN O'Pen 7 days has been active under the able leadership of Director, Les P. Caballos. We "MELEANA" WAARELD Mon. to Fri» 9 to 6 salute and welcome this year's convention theme! 40