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FOCUS: MERRIE MONARCH PERPETUATES LEGACY OF ANCIENT HAWAI'I ••. PG 18 Ra inbow Fa lls in Hilo. H awai 'i. APRIL - 'APE LI LA COU rlesy of the MAY - MEl HaH'a i 'i \!isitors & Conve ntio n Bureau. RED ROCK CANYON: A PLEASANT FAMILY ACTIVITY o E PA R T ME N T S FOR THE FAMILY 9 ALOHA FROM BoYS' DAY & SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MEMORIAL DAY 10 Join Hawaii's television $29.95 each (includes shipping & handling) by Alo h a J oe ...... 1 3 personality, Emme Tomi mbang, send chec k or money order to: 'OHANA MAGAZINE EMME INC. IS EVERYWHERE IN HAWAI'I 12 CALENDAR ...... •. . .. . • . ... 6 as she brings you the music, e/ o Christine Biaggi the people and the culture that makes P.O. Box 90024 • Henderson, Nevada 89009 14 ISLANDERS GRADUATE CLASSIFIED . . .. . " ...... 39 email: emmeine@(ava.net • 1·702·565·4388 FROM UNLV 15 Hawai'i unique and special. *payable to EMM E INC. FROM THE EDITOR ...... 4 ALOHA MARCH 20

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IT'S A SMALL WORLD GASA-GASA GOSSI P ....,(\\~\ RRTS & ('1I.a IN HAWAI'I 24 by Steven Lum ...... 8 TAKAHASHI MARKET HAWAIIAN MUS IC REVI EW SERVING ISLANDERS b y A lo h a J oe ...... 16 .'" & ..¥~~ FOR 100 YEARS 26 ISLAND HOPP I NG ...11 KAMA'AINA LIVING ON MAINLAND LAS VEGAS: W H A T'S NEW & HOT ~ FOOD FESTIVAL .,. CAN'T RETURN HOME 27 b y Deke C astfell/ elll . . •...... •. 31 During Merrie Monarch Week! EASTER CELEBRATED 28 LETT E RS TO THE EDITOR ...... 7 HI STORY OF HAWAIIAN A Celebration of the Artistic STATE SEAL 2 7 NI NTH ISLAND BUSINESSES ...... 35 and CllltlirallIerita~e of l iawai'i, MOTHER'S DAY 36 S UMO: THE BATTL E OF TH E BOUT its people and its environment. e Ol 'er "ho to of Pearl /-1 {/;/i. Po '1/ hy A1illo /-1 0/1 • • •. .33 Prill cf'SS (~ l !vl olli - A1e r r i e M O//{/rch F es t;" o ! '97. p llO los ( ~r Do reen B(/Irlado IN T H E N EXT I SSUE : & alld Killg K(/IIIl'hol1l l'ha O i l 1 J(/ ~e s 18- /9. April 8, 9 10, 1999 Kailw'o Mall, J1jJo • AN EXC LU SIV E INTE RV IE W W ITH A L EADING C E O {fill/ H all'aiian (" 1I/ flIre sTll d en!s fi ll page 23. CO/I ,.{t'SY (~ r Chrisly Lassiler ON T H E LAS V EGAS STR IP PhOlog raphy. , FA Mi l Y A CTIVIT I ES ON TH E LAS V EGAS STRIP

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V OLUME 3 ISS U E 5 MEL O ZEKI , PH . D . Publisher I Editor Mel Ozeki, Ph.D. • Dottie Thompson, director o f the Associate Publi sher & Editor I Accounts Em il y Ozeki world-famo us Me rri e Mo narc h Ass:. to Publisher Christine Biaggi Festival in Hilo since it began in Art Director / Design Diana Barclay-Crane 1964, honored 'OHANA (jalllily)® GraphicArti sl l Design Kathy Miya-Revuelto Magazine as her guests in April. A Marketing. Sales & PR Chri stine Bi aggi Tip of the 'OHANA Coconut Papale a lso goes to Bill Smith Account Executi ve Sano Wright and Duke Duclayan at Vacations- Hawai'i fo r w ing ing LI S Accountalll Stephanie GOlD there and coordinating deli very of 'OHANA's magazines fo r Cont ributi ng Writers Aloha Joe Seiler island di stribution. All of th ese wonderful people and their Deke Cast leman Ri ta De S il va staffs truly epitomize the meaning of Aloha Spirit for every Mitch Fox one in the Aloha State. Kimberl y Fu Mina Hall • Have you heard th e phrase, "The best laid plans of mice and Bert Kekauoha men?" Fi guratively, means that even the bes t laid plans, be ing Hal Kap Steven Lurn contri ved by man, can and wi ll go awry (ala. Murphy's Law, P'H Morita what can go wrong, w ill go wrong.) T o 'OHANA's c hagrin , Michael Perry some subscribers in Hawai' j received the ir magazines after Emlllc Tomimbang Leilchu Hula Workshop p l c a ~c c a ll Bli s i n cs~ o rri cc. C hange of addresses must Our one request is th at if th e c lub is not a s ubscribe r. that you he received by the 10th of the month. Subscri pt io ns Sunday lOam - 5 pm KA'IMI'IKE'ELUA received a ft cr c ut-o rr date wi ll receive first magazine do so. A $23 subscription tou ches reade rs in 2X s tates. Also. *Concert Ticket Information* featuring in the fo ll owing 6() days. unless un additional $2 is contact 'Of-lANA if you aspire to become a regional corre 00 Hokulani Hol-Padllla inc luded for first-class handling. VIP - $40. (Limited) Charles Ka -upu spondent. Bert Keku oha fro m Baltimore is ollr !l ewes!. includes VIP pupu party with the Divas and Frank H ewitt Kuualohanui Kaulia • We attended a lovely fami ly gath e ring of th e D uhaylong an autographed poster, no host drinks, after For Info Call Kanani And he said unto them. 702/837-8593 Fami ly in Fe bruary. We e nj oyed making a multitude o f new concert in pavillion lounge. TItus it is written, that the fri ends and have the ir slory in the Junc/Jul y i,," c. 'OHANA Premium - $30.()() ( Limited) Messiah is to sllff er and to Magazine will be happy to feature your fami Iy. C ontac t li S! G eneral - $20.()() T'CKeYai~.srE~ rise from the dead on the It 's a great way to pe rpetu ate a fa mil y legacy. TOWER RECORDS I ROBINSONS • MAY third day. SMITH'S fTHE WHEREHOUSEIODYSSEY Information Call: (702) 392-0026 CALL·FOR·TlX: (702) 474-4000 M e K en /o/Ill P/lllle/W/llI Luke 24:46 11d Oa...h ONLINE: I:lttp:llwww.ticketmaster.com

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MAY 28~30 Wild in Las Vegas. 4-10 p .m ., APRll 3 APRil 3D - MAY 5 ALOHA, Mel! Gay le is my halau sister. We danced onl y is a first class loo king mag. but the 702~434 ~ 05 4 4. Cherry Blossom Princess Hwn. Steel Guitar Convention, 'Iosepa Memorial. Skull Valley. with Kumu Bernard Ceballos of Keali'i 0 contents are we ll thought out, we ll Honolulu, HI. Alan Akaka, 808- UT. Roy Hussey, Bill Kelly. 80\- AUGUST 5-8 As to what I think of your magazine - I Reception. Charlie Chiang's LOVE IT, I mean this sincerely, Actually, Nal ani Halau , I only knew her for about written , organized and extremely we ll Restaurant, Washington, DC. 235 ~ 4742 . 225~2370, Folklife Festival. San Antonio. TX, a year and she retired, and I thought presented .. ,High quality all the way! 703~560~8874. MAY 1 MAY 29 Kealoha Park. 800-324-7588 I was somewhat surprised cause I she mo ve d up North, I did not know she Do you have a price li st for yo ur ads APRil 4 Easter, 1999 Lei Day in Las Vegas, Tropicana Cazimero Concert. Whittier, CA. AUGUST 7 thought it would be just a ne wsletter. Hotel. Halo promotions, 702-392- Usa Orion, 562-907-5398. 17th Scholarship 'Aha'aina, also hails from the Big Island. regarding the different size, b/w and NOW THRU APRil 29 Don't know where I got that idea from, 0026. Costa Mesa, CA. Kaiwi Pong, Aloha, color? Oil paintings of nature, artist MAY 29-30 This is pretty slick stuff, Mell" Also got Brothers Cazimero in Concert, 71il-968-1785; Del Kepilino, 714- Evelyn Kringer, Encino, CA Again, Mel. _. , great magazin e! Mahalo Judith Amdur, Charleston Aloha Concert Jam, long to see the pi cture of the Editor which is Hono lulu, Mt. Apple Co .. 800- 733 ~ 3581. 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I 'd like to also sub scrib e to ' OHANA JUNE 12 LV Hawaiian Civic C lub very touching story) the recipes (love Merrie Monarch Festival. Hilo , HI. Kealaha park, 800-7588 Thank you, Magazin e for my arti sts, directly to Halau 0 Pi'Hani Ho·ike. Mt. View. HO'olau\e'a, Las Vegas. recipes) , pictures are great, eve n your Dottie Tho mpson, 808-935-9168. MAY 1-2 CA, Linda Danek. 408-247-0500. Nancy Yokota Honolulu, HI their homes, I really do love the >REUNIONS advertisers, Have to admit I am familiar APRIL 6-10 May Day Lei Day Ho'olaule' a, JUNE 11-13 AT CALIFORNIA H OTE L, LV magazin e, with some of them since I've done (EDITOR'S PANE: SO HAVE A GREAT Hawat'i Arts & Crafts & Food California Hotel, 702-385-1222. Kiho'alu Workshop, Maul. Collen April 3: Campbell, '69, Gitden MANY OTH ERS WHO WENT TO TH E (ED ITOR'S PANE: WE WOULD LI KE Festival. Hilo Kaiko'o Moll, HI. 10th Pacific Islander Festival. Furukawa. 808-669-6205. Thomas. 808-438-9477. AprilS: bu siness with them in the past. Loved Baldwin, '46, Andy Tamanaha, STORES MENTIONED IN THE T O PRESENT MORE I SLAND MU SIC Merrie M onarch Craft Fair, Wilmington, CA, Kaiwi Pang. 714- Aloha Joe's pag e since I li ste n to him JANUARY 22 I SSUE OF - TODAY'- I N JUNE 11-26 702-254-2494. April 9: Baldwin, REVIE W S, HOWEVER, WE'RE STILL Naniloa Ho te l. Hilo. HI. 808-935- 968 ~ 1785. THE HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN , King Kamehameha Celebration, ' 54, A ki Shigenaga, 310-609- on the Internet. He is always plugging TRYING TO fiND SOMEONE WHO IS 9168. Makaha Sons Concert with IT WAS THEIR LEAD FEATURE Island-by-island celebration 0272; Kailua, '59, Joan Tawara, your magazine and mentions you often, COMPETENT AN D RELIABLE TO Indianapolis Hula Seminar, STORY AND CAN BE SEEN IN APRil 10 Statewide, Keahi Allen, 808-586- 808-262-7070. April 10: Waipahu. H ELP A LOHA JOE. Cheryl Bell. [email protected] So long story short, keep up the good WWW. OHANAMAGAZINE.COM . '73. David Kobashigawa, 808- Ray & Elodia Kane Concert, 0333. WE PLAN TO REPRINT IT LATER . SIN GERS AND AGENT S CONTACT MAY 2 wo rk, My reason, and I'm su re I share Sebasto p ol. CA. Don Sythe, 707- JUNE 18 484-1848. April 20: Farrington HS . 'OHANA IS SOLD IN MORE THAN 'OH ANA DIRECTLY, USUA LLY WIT H Cazimero Concert, Maul. Mt. '53. Charlie Kimura ,702-228-7363. the same feelings of many of your 829~0 3 80. Hawai'j Preporatory Academy, 150 RETAIL OUTLETS IN HAWA I' I. PRESS INFO. BUT 'OHANA STILL Apple Co" 800~882~7088, 808~ April 23: Roosevelt HS . '57 , APRil 12 -Ta ste of Hawaiian Range: Big readers, is that we like reading "local SEE PAGE 12 FOR LI ST) HAS A MUSIC CR ITIC REVIEW THE 597 ~ 1888. V ance Cannon. 702-876-8080, CD BEFORE PUBLISH I NG (QUALI T Y Ray & Elodia Kane Concert, Island, 80B~BB7~6 183 , April 24: Roosevelt. '57, Faith kind stuff eh", Brings us a little clo se r MAY 6 CONTROL) . WE' R E ALSO VERY Berkeley. CA. Freight & Salvage JUNE 25 Osurman, 808-94 1-1585. April 24 : to Hawai'i. Keep up the good wo rk! 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A ffairs and o the r o rg a nizati o ns have Fa tlll'r Damic'lI n o t a c te d o n H a H awa ii 's g r a nt (p h oto fO CI/ (l I'a Craplties) COURT HALTS FATHER reques ts . This means lhul Ha Ha wai ' i DAMIEN MOVIE said De cembe r tax re ve nue s fro m will no l huve e no ug h mo ney to ho ld a tra n s ie nt ac c o mm o d a t io n s w e r e News that a Be lg ian court has Freedom is not free How m any pilots ' planes shot down? I thought of all the children, conve ntio n , whic h would co st at least $380 .000 , o r 3% . l ess th an i n stopped all produc ti o n o n the feature $ 1. 5 million. I w atched the flag pass by one day. How many d ied at sea? Of the mothers and the w ives, Dece mber 1997. That decrease also fi lm a bo ut Fa the r Dumie n fi lmed at It fluttered in the breeze. How many foxholes were soldiers' graves? O f Fathers, sons and husbands " MI G HTY M O" hurts the Ha wa i ' i Conventio n Center Kalaupapa o n Molo ka'i last summe r fund a nd counties. s ince most of the A y oung M arine sa luted it, and then No, freedom is not free. With interrupted lives . came as a s urp rise to m a ny, The sto ry T he battles hip USS Miss ouri, nick He stood at ea se. named "Mig hty M O", o pe ne d its reve nues a re distrib uted to the m , I heard the sound of taps one night, I thought about a graveyard is th a t a controversy over editing o f po rtho les as a v is ito r attrac tion at 1 7,000 LEAV E HAWAI ' I I looked at him in uniform When everything was still. At the bottom of the se a th e final vers ion ex ists be twee n the d irec to r, Paul Cox, a nd the producers, Pearl Harbor - fitting ly o n January IN 1998 So young, so tall, so proud, I listened to the bug ler play Of unmarked g raves in Arlington. With hair cut square and ey es alert. EA Fi lm s o f Brussels. Cox in s ists he 29, the same da y lha t it was la unc hed And felt a sudden chill. No, freedom is not free. Ce nsus fi g ures show thai Hawai 'i had He'd stand o ut in any crow d. be all owed to see all the final foo tage at the N Y Navy Yard in 1944. the hig hest numbe r of reside nts mov I wondered just how many times - Kelly Strong - and ha ve an edito ri a l say. I thought how m any m en like him The full -dressed ba ttleship, o n whi c h ing to o ther slar es last year. w ith Had fallen through the years. That taps had meant U Amen, U T he fi lm s tars a re A us tra lia n acto r J a pa n formally s urrende red to Ge n. almo st 17.000 more peo ple leaving How many died on foreign soil? When a flag had draped a coffin D av id W e nh a m a s Dami e n , Do ug las M ac Arthur o n Se pt. 2 , 1945. the state tha n a rri ving, Resea rc he rs How many mothers' tears? Of a brother or a friend. P e te r O ' T oo le, Sa m N e ill , Kri s was dedicated as a me mo ri al to e nd s ay stati sti cs s uggest a s ig ni fica nt Kri s to phe rsoll, De re k Jacobi , Leo WW II. Some 887-ree t in length , MO numbe r a re re tirees. Some real es tate M c K ern. and 'OH/\NA ([amily)® is berthed only 1,000 fee t from the agents no te that m a ny ka m a ' a ina Columnist Mic hae l Pe rry. It w as USS A ri zona, whic h was sunk during (native-bo rn) are a lso leav ing . scheduled for release in ea rl y 1999, the attack a t Pe a rl tha t la unc hed - BOYS DAY - but a Be lgian j udge halted a ll produc A me ri ca's e ntry in to WW II. The two THE LAW OFFICES III oldell days, May 5 was the day to pray ti o n work, Acco rding to Cox. the pro sh ips sy mbo li ze booke nd s to s ignify cess ing lab has eve n been locked -up th e beg inning and e nd of the war. that boys would grow up ill good heath, but HTIPllalahaworld.com OF llOW it is a Natiollal Holiday jor both boys tig ht. He said that no o ne will be Mighty MO ha s had a h igh prof i le :..ill owed to touc h the film until the ever s ince it w a s c hris te ne d by alld girls. March 3 is still regarded as a spe • A home on the Internet designed disp ute is resolved . Ma rgarc t Truma n. It was ill the Third KAJIOKA especia ll y fo r former Hawaii locals, cial day for girls, but it is llOt a Natiollal Fleet in the Pac ifi c a nd ro ug ht at Iwo Holiday. H A HAWAI ' I ELE C TION Hawaiians li ving u n the ma inland & CHRISTIANSEN Jima. Okinawa a nd Ky ushu, a m o ng H awaiians-at-hea rt wo rl d\'vid The res ults or Ihe January 17 Ha o the r ba tt le s ites. Some families with boys fly carp streamers Hawai' i e lecti o n were a nno unced o n & (koi-nobori) around May 5. According to an January 26, What s urprised many was T he s hip bO<.l sts suc h a ttrac ti o ns as • W eb site • Links to old Chinese legend, a carp is said to have th e ve ry low vo te r turn o ut - o nl y intc rac ti ve di sp lays, video footage , a design & hosting .011 0 recipes, 8.g67 (8.6% 1 o f elig ib l e Nati ve w id e varie ty o f di sp la ys. and a g uided services tor Hawaiian music, TOTI swum up three big waterfalls, became a drag Hawaiian bus.. high sch ool web H aw aiian vo t e r s ca s t v o t e s. to ur from bow to ste rn . For mo re on, mid went to heaven. nesses. hala us-". sites, local news, M n lo kai 's delegate w ill be Jeane tte i nformation. 1-877- MIG HTY MO. organi zations & mainland It is a symbol of hard work and upward Ka h a le hoc w ho WO Il o ver Marlin DE A N Y . KAJIOKA , ESQ. TAX RE V ENUES individuclls. Hawaiian \Neb Ra m o s and Be n Hari s, A t - L arg e ( O ' AH U) mobility (success in life). Most families with CONTINUE SLIDE si les. d e lega tes fo r M a ui Count y a r e.: boys serve kashiwa-mochi (mochi with T he ro ll e r coaste r ridc 1'0 1' the S late So l Ka h o ' o haLlhala a nd C h a rl es sweet bean paste wrapped in oak leaves) and tre;'ls ury continued in Dece mbe r. w ith • Southern Ma xw e ll. • Southern chimaki (mochi wrapped in bamboo leaves). tax reve nues d o wn $ 11 .5 milli o n Cali forni a & las Cali fornia & Las 510 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET Girls are often invited. They also display The task fo r the ncwly-e lected d e le (4.4%) from th e.: yea r lx ,ro re, S tale Vegas Hawaiian Vegas Hawaii an gates is to b uild c o n se ll s u ~ a lll o ng the T ax Di rector Ray K i.l mi kawa said the Events Calendar Community L A S VEGAS , N EVAD A 89 1 01 samurai and other male dolls, miniature suits l11 a ny di ffe re nt n ati ve Ha wa ii a n o ve rall Decc mhe r drop p rimarily was Directory of armor or swords, and the like. Kabuto is a 702-366- 1528 g ro ups and de te rmine ~ o li d poli c y l:ausecl by a drop of $ 12.x m ill io n. o r samurai helmet. Some families prepare a hot s ta te lll e nt s. T he e lecti o n co st Ha tJ .9o/r . in ge ne ral e.:x.c isl:! and use taxes, ENRl: nokaol@alohawortd com FAX: 7 02-366 -1 653 bath in the evening with fragrant shoobu Ha wai ' j $ I OO.O()() a nd th e g roup faces the Stah.:- -s la rgest so u rce o f revenue. ALOHAWORLD COMMUNICATION (sweet flag, iris). imlllt.' d iale fin a nc ial prohle ms panl y The II e.:W~ also \.v as bali fo r th e S tate's 818901 (m~ heca u se the o rn n~ o f Ha waii a n \c.: ading industry - touri s m . Kailli kawa

1(' OHANA . APELlLA / MEt 1999 II 'DHANA in I~D StOf(~S ALOHA In Hawai'i. FROM SOUTHERN Thr followin gs torrs, ~ including all thrir branchrs, wry 'OHANA (family)· MagazinQ. CALIFORNIA II it is not availablr, plrm conlan 'OHANA. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALOHA JOE 7-1I B~stsellers Big Save EMAIL FROM AROUND THE WORLD! soon as I can. In case you were wondering, here a re Book [nds Comic Center I've heard from people in 60 countries AND NOW ALL the top questions. 50 U,S, STATES and they all have o ne thing in common. 1. Who's playing where in Hawaj'i? Many Hawai'ian Ft. They LOVE Hawaii an music, Hawaiian culture and just performers send me their schedules. So, I do have a Daiei Foodland Shafter plain Hawoi'i, listing but it changes all the time. So, I tell folks to write Haleiwa Super Market My radio program, Hawaiian Adventure and my web me about two weeks BEFORE they head out to Hawai'i site (alohajoe.com) exist because I am also one of and I'll let them know who's playing where. Handi Mart Hawai'i Kai Pantry those people who REALLY enjoy being in and thinking 2. What's the best time to go to Hawai'i? You know my about the Islands of Aloha, If you haven't sent me an answer - anytime. But to be more specific if I had to e-mail to soy aloha, please do. My address is aloha choose a time it would be during Aloha Festivals . There Hickam AFB Hilo Airport News joe@alohajoe,com - I love to get e-mail. are so many extra activit ies on each island and lots of Honolulu Book Shop WYOMING IS NOW ON - LINE : music and dance. I finally heard from Wyomingl I received an e-mail from 3. Where can I buy Hawaiian music? Most music stores Jo Jans Snack Shop Kaimuki Sundries a listener who said that she and her family in Greybull, in the country don't stock Hawaiian titles, so I get this Wyoming would be listening all the time. Welcome question a lmost every week. If you're connected to King Fort [nterprises Wyoming 'ohana. the Internet there a re a bunch of places to buy HAWAI ' I EAST Hawaiian music - www.CordinternationaLcom is the home of Cord International...... continued on page 38 KTA Super Market That's what Southern California is at this time of year. Why? Because there are so many Hawaiian music fes ,Lamont's Longs Drugs tivals, concerts, ho'olaule'as and lu'aus that it ALM OST ~~). ~>>>}J ~ »> fi ) seems like you're in the land of the eternal sunset. ~ Monkeypod Records is proud to announce the release of M, Su~oka Store Magazines Plus Memorial Day Weekend - The Aloha Concert Jam brings Hawaiian music, food & handcrafters to Long ~ Manda Mart MoiIiili Sundries Beach, California (5/29 & 5/30), The Brothers Cazimero MOLOKA'I NOW! perform at Whittier College (5/28 & 5/29) - You can ~ always save money on tickets at Whittier College (just N[x Johnson Circle tell the box office you want the Aloha Joe Special), The ~ box office number is 562-907-4203. ~ On~ & One Sundry O'oka Super Market The lu'au circuit is a lso sensational. The Daughters of ~ Hawai'i and the Sons of Hawai'i both throw wonderful ~ Oshima Brothers Pa'alakai Mart affairs. I always see Auntie Maebelle and hubby Greg 15 as well as 'OHANA (family) Magazine readers and lis ~ origin al Pill Box Pharmacy teners Jan Tapley, John Machado, Ben Wright, Dorothy ~ songs Uno, and maybe you!! If you do run into me anywhere ~ about Pizza Convenience be sure to say "Aloha, Joe!" ~ Moloka'i by PLAN AHEAD - WAY AHEAD ! Russ~ll's Sack NSave Moloka'i Want to be in Hawai' i at the stroke of m idnight on New ~ artists. Year's eve 1999? Better make your reservations early Fea turing the talents of' Star Super Market ~ really early! Lots of people are planning this millenni STERLING KALUA, DARRELL LABRADO um trek. I think I know why - 1st. It's a very festive ISAAC KAMAiLE GREG CAMARA ' Sunset Mini Mart Sure Save place to be an New Year's eve, - 2nd, - It's the only U.S. State where you can toast in the New Year while PA 'A PONO, PENNY PALEKA -GOM/iRD Times Sup~r Market Tower Records standing waist deep in the warm Pacific Ocean. And KAHEA, ALLIN DUDOIT, and more... ' the 3rd and best reason is because EVERYTHING is Available on CD and cassette tape in stores in Hawai'i. Villa Pantry Village Market always better in Hawai' i. Right? Right! Each CD cOnlai ns a 12 page book with photos. lyrics. and a free Monkeypod StKKer. QUESTIONS FROM LISTENERS Monkeypod Records_ Bringing You the Music of Moloka'i! Visit our website at www.monkeypod.com Wa ipa hu Dr ugs Waterfront Sundry Each week j receive questions from listeners. Many of ~ 808-553-5210 and 800-245-9181 Shiigi Drug. the questions are the same but I answer everyone as ~««<

12 ' OHANA ' APElILA / MEI1999 13 ______0 ----0 0 --- History Comes to Light in Las Vegas 0 ---- By Dehbie ,1IcGee

Year 2000 i" a landmark The seri es is part of the "The make w hat for m any is a new that allow" u" to collec First One Hundred" project, a home state, a m o re familiar one." joint venlUre of the Las Vegas tively look back a1ld The First One Hundre d project is Review-Journal and KLVX-TV. rel1zeJnbeJ~ People who a landmark project that includes Well-known local personalities along w ith Millennial Mome nts, lived in Southern Nevada will narrate the segments, high a compre he ns ive website, and the event" that li g hting the men, women, a nd www.lstlOO.com ; an attractive marked their live" often events that helped to shape coffee ta ble book; a te levis io n southern Nevada. left few trace" in hi"tory documentary; a g ift boxed video book" .. Archi val photographs and his set. In February, the Las Veg as Las Vegas KLVX-TV Channel toric footage are used as Elaine Review J o urnal publis hed the 10' s " Millennial M oments," are Wynn, Nathan Tannenbaum, first of three special commemo sho n segments that will be Dina Titus, and others tell sto rative sections c hronic ling 100 broadc ast between its regularly ries about subjects as diverse as men and women who s haped sche duled prog rams throughout Clark Gable, fl ash floods, and southern Nevada over the past 1999, a nd w ill s hed li g ht o n the Miss Atomic Bomb. 100 years . Two additional sec tions will be published in May m en, women and events of the " Most Nevada reside nts know and September. past. The stories serve to intro little about the history of duce yeste rday's Nevada to Southern Nevada if it occurred For information on becoming those w ho a re building the ir off the Strip and more than 50 a C hanne l 10 m e mber, volun tomorrows . years ago," said Dan Garrison, teering, or becoming a bu s iness the Emmy-winning produce r of rr: ~ partne r. ca ll Mille nnial Moments. "Our inte n Il.'.l~)_ 702 -799-1010. FUJI tion is to share stories that wi ll KLVX JAPANESE RESTAURANT Only in th e la st few years has th e balances. and accounts near o r up addresses are avai lable from many mortgage industry re li ed heavily to the credit limit will dri ve th e cred sources (telephone book. consum er Su~i Special~ 1 YOUR CREDIT SCORE on credit scores in th e unde rwriting it score to an un acceptable level. affairs organi zati o ns. etc). Every Sunday '&- Wedn~day~ (credit decis io n-making) of rea l Maintaining an overall good c redit Fo lk s with good credit scores will DETERMINES INTEREST estate loans . Mos t mo rtgage rating is simple (not easy ~ ). The find it eas ie r to buy ho uses. lenders now use aut omated under Thirteen Kinds of Nigiri Sushi RATE S by Par Lee. CNI--I FI/I/din g key is to li ve within your financ ial ca rs. o btai n cred it cards. elc. writing systems developed by key Available! means. Genera ll y, a pe rson who Converse ly, people who have not Each Nigiri Piece Only 99¢ investors to determine a bo rrow does no t li se th e ir c redit cards paid attenti o n to th e ir obligati ons. 620! T hat 's th e ba sic c redit thiness is no t new . [t is now used e r' s credit worthiness. excessively. pay bills o n time . a nd li ved beyond th e ir mean s. or bor - Also Se rvin g - score g uidelinc used by mort by almos t every type of con The hi g her the credit score th e bet does noL fin ance lu xury it e ms w ill rowed money without int e nt ion to Seven Kinds o f Sus hi Rolls gage lend ers that o ri g inate and s Ulll e r le nde r for

14 ' O HANA APElILA / M EI1999 15 - PUBLIC S ER VICE ANN OU N CE MENT - Homegrown Hawaiian , t his I' ll always be. sharing m y aloha, to create unity," That's good HAWAIIAN advice for a ll of u s. akO'u na fIua 0' frafnafi ua kui '-ia U DA KINE - Keni ( Island Heat MUSIC REVI EW Records) • I received an e · moil ttta ka lei frO" O'kafri from Dean Whitney who asked if t I had heard of "KENI" a n d his Ilrg tire flo~'£rs of ~Ilfnllt'i ~efnu iuto @ue Jfici) BY ALOHA JOE new recording, "U Do Ki n e?". I hadn't. Dean sent me a CD a nd Univenity"of Nevada , Lal Vegal H 'i Club Luau r loved it . Since then I've inter • TOO M U C H HAWAIIAN M USIC !! singing a t the ripe o ld age at v iewed KEN l an my radio show, Help, I'm trapped under a massive three. By nine Sean was chosen to Hawaiian Adventure twice and pile of brand new Hawaiian music sing with The Honolulu Boys Choir, have featured the a lbum man y CDS, Do you know why? Because After high school. he joined The tim es. Keni 's vo ice has on A I Sunday, April 25 ,lqqq there a re so many t alented people in Mono'o Com pany, which released Jarreau·ish qualit y on "Kipon a Howoj'j, that's why! Or is it because three albums, While Sean h as A l o h a " w r itten by Patrick California Hotel & CaSino these t alent ed people want the recorded some solo albums in the Yandall and he p resent s a sweet for more information whole world to hear their music? No past, his real breakou t CD was Island style on the c l assic • Mai Ie Room • matter what the reason I'm going to "F ish & Poi" released in 1997, Since "Ku'uipo I Ka He'e' Pu'e penned contact dig out of the pile so I can type this then, Sean has toured the by Hawaii's Queen Likelike, (S h e Doon open at 5:00 p.m. edition's music reviews. Mainland and thrilled local audi would really love t h is t reatment,) 702"433"182q ences w ith his carefree musical I' 'Ie narrowed it down to 300 good Keni Yarbro is also a very talented Hawaiian Buffet at 6:30 p.m. - o nes but 'OHANA (family)® Magazine styles. "Homegrown Hawaiian" composer. Listen to his "Sands - -- -- said, "Sorry, Aloha Joe, we don't features a few t r aditional of the North Shore" and his t rib live Entertainment have room for that many." Hawaiian songs, "Beau ty Hula, E ute to his w ife Gina , "Puotilia" Ku'u Sweet Lei Poino'Ole & Hila and you'll realize that you have HOW ABO UT THR EE TH EN ? & The Country Store! Hula" which are combined with t o get a copy of "U Do Kine " so HOMEGROWN HAWAIIAN - Sean some modern Island sounds. Sean yo u can have a complete col· N o 'auao (Poi Pounder Records) • authored six of the songs including lection of "KEN I A LBUMS," (He Hawai 'j Club T-Ihirt lales Sean Na ' auao is a producer, the title song "Homegrown will record many!) ' OHANA (fa mily) is a proud sponso r of th i s event - arranger, musician who started Hawaiian" which says, " I 'm a continued on page 38

Merrie Monarch Competitors These are the "1999 Me rrie Monarch" partici pants, their category(s) of competition and place of residence, HAWAI'I Kane & Wahine: Ray Fonseca, Wahine: Etua lopes, Glenn Vasconcellos, O'AHU Ka ne & Wahine: Sonny Ching, Wahine: Paleka l einaala Mattos & Kunewa Mook, Howard & Olana Ai , Ellen Castillo , Michael Canopin, Aloha Dalire, Mapuana de Silva, Hokulani DeRego, Lilinoe lindsey, Ka ne: Robert Cazimero, Kaulana Kasparovich, Al Barcarse, Blaine Kia, Chinky Moe, Kapiolani Ha'o, KA UA'I Wahine: Kapu Kinimaka-Alquiza, Wallis J.K. Pu nua, MOlOKA'1 \ Wahine: Moana Dudoit & Raquel Dudoit. CALIFORNIA Ka ne & Wahine: Keali'i Ceballos, Mark Keali'i Ho'omalu, •

16 'O HANA ' AP EL ILA / MEI 1999 17 often ite ms of personal li se are considered to (feathe re d he lme t) of hi g h The Splendor of Merrie Monarch Comes be kapu to their owne r. In many hula hal au, it chiefs o ft e n had a c rest is forbidden to borrow someone else ' s instru ridge. When feathered. the From The Featherwork of Ancient Hawai'i me nts or costumes. To wear a personal gar ridge often was decorated in me nt is to claim a direct link to the fe rtility of A s you gaze on the pageantry by Leilelll/{/ YIf C II stripes running it s length. the owner, claiming descent, either genealog o f th e M e rri e Monarc h Perha ps this symbolized the icall y or spiritually. rainbow. whic h was said to F es ti va l , it s grande ur is appear over a c hi ef 's head. e nhanced by the g race of Feathe r capes. especiall y the most me morable flow in g ·ahu ' ula (feathe r of c hi e fl y regalia, were the prov ide nce of T he kahili of a nc ient times c loaks). e legance o f ta ll kahili men until Ka ' ahumunu , favorite wife of were more vari ed and (feathe r royal standards), and Kamehame ha I, appe ared in he r husband' s reached larger he ig hts than the festi ve decorati ve effect golden mantle to announce his dy ing words. kahili of the monarc hy and o f le i hulu manu (feathe r le i). Up t o that point. use of feather capes by mode rn times. Som e of the These it e m s a nd m ore were a n wome n was reserved for the wives of chiefs largest state kahili were as important pa rt of Haw aiia n who had followed the ir men into battle. These tall as 30 feet. with 15 feet Kill g of rh e Hawaiian Islal/ds. of feathe ring. The small court a nd diplomatic life from women, knowledgeable in the arls of war. a nc ie nt limes . hand kahili. or kahili lele. were about three feet in length. Th e ca n oes of H awa ii an Qlleen K a 'allllll/anll (abOl'(') Orig ina ll y fl y w hisks. the kahili le le c hiefs al so wore le i hulu manu, (IIHi 'l"" I' /WI,, '·: Gil""" Gr"l,h l "" still se rved tha t purpose a t the time g iant feather le i. They streame d in The feathers came from a varie ty of of Captain Cook·s arrival in the the w incl te lling it s directi o n, pro birds, The most val ue d were the pale is la nds. But they al so fun c ti o ned viding both fun c tion a nd be auty. yell ow feathe rs, c alle d 'e'e, wh ic h somewhat in the same fash ion as the Re li g io us a rti c les were decorated came from the w in g tufts of the '0'0, royal scepters o f European nob ility. w ith feathe rs . The best known is From th e mamo came dark golde n During the monarc hy e ra. the for the image o f Ku-ka- ' ili - moku. yellow feath e rs. The ' i ' iwi was the mal state kahili lo s t much of the ir Kame hame ha' s war god. BlH Ill any I1HlIn source of re d feathers . he ight. Pro bably this was because othe r image s a nd a small shrine although th e 'apapane a lso provided state func tions h ad moved indoors. we re enha nced w ith plumage. red, Green feathe rs primarily came and the ta ll kahi li were no t mane u The re gal ia o f the very hi g hest from the 'o'u, w ith some contributed J-/ awaiian I\'a rl'io,.. verable under the cei ling s a nd c hi efs coul d inc lu de a feathe r malo by the ' akialoa. BLit othe r birds. ai ded the ir husbands as c hande li e rs . (loinc lo th ). fe athe r ca pe , fe athe r /997 Merrie MOl/arch Princess from chickens t o sea birds . and in D()reen Bahlado wean /he yellow strategists. If th ei r husbands T o day. even thoug h the regalia he I m e t. kah iii le le (s ma ll pe rsonal one case, th e owl. provide d feathe rs Ielllla 111(11110 a .\' well as /he lei/Ill IIf, or were s lain. the wo me n m ay be m a de fro m d yed fe athe rs . kah ili ). and a la rge kahili carried by for the royal and re li g iolls regalia. f eather leis. would put on the ir hu s s ilk. fe lt. flowe rs. or even paper. it a n attendant. should c ross that perso n's mind: One pi ece of feathe rwork hi g hl y va l band' s capes and continue brings to mind t he pomp a nd Ml.' 11 of \Vaimllplllla, Ai(' a, 0 'ohll These ite ms we re Ill ude with g reat nOlhing unkind or unlovin g. The ued by th e Merrie Monarch, King the fi ght in the ir stead. But spl e ndo r of ancie nt Hawai -i and David Kalakaua, himself \Vas the 1998 Merrie Monarch Fesr;l'lll COII/pe /ilion. care a nd luve. Whe n making the m, mind sho uld foc ll s all love. long thi s was an exception rathe r the ruling chiefs . malo of Liloa, legend s say that no evil tho ught life, good health , ri ghteoll s ness, th an the rul e. hOll a r, and success for th e pe rson Of feat he red items wo rn o n the Thousands upo n th o usands o f feat h crested he lm e t on hi s head, wou ld who w ill wear or use th e it e m. body, the malo probably was most ers were used to make a sin g le cape appe ar to be a huge bird-li ke. god rare. There are several 'ahu-lIla in T he colors and patt e rn s se lected for a hi g h c hief. The bold patterns li ke fi gure. we re g iven inte nse siudy and plan existence. m ost in museums _ a num sta nd oul a l a di stance. and pro ba To some the feathe re d he lme ts ning . These were th e manifestati ons be r of feath e red he lme ts. many le i. bl y de noted lineage. rank, and resemble the he lme ts of Spanis h of Hawa ii an he raldry, as important but on ly two malo are know n to still 'aumakuCl. In add iti o n to be in g so ldiers; 10 ot he rs th ey look like the a nd complex as any roya l he raldic ex ist. Bo th are at the Bi shop worn, they a lso were laid ali t over he lmets of th e Roman centurio ns . traditions o r Europe. M useum in Ho no lulu. O ne is in tat te rs. o nl y frag me nt s remain. The the bows of a c hi ef' s canoe. In thi s, They are almost ide ntical to th e cer T he royal kni ght s of med ieval othe r is a lmost inlact. they func ti oned as a shi p's insign ia . e monial he lm e ts o f Tibetan monk s. Europe wore horse tail -plumed steel Some of th e capes have a loop a ll S o me be li eve this de mo nstrates he lm ets. a rm s-e mblazoned surcoats. This ma lo is be li eved to have bee n eac h of the front e dges. T hese loops contac t with o ne o r mo re o f these a nd ca rri ed bann e rs, conveY In g made for Liloa. a famou s c hi e f who are aboul whe re a pe rson' s ha nd groups . But, suc h cont act does no t rank, lineage. and saint. The roya l li ved in Waipi'o on th e Big Is la ne! . would be whe n the cape is worn , explain th e man y shapes of th e P/i ol(),1!.rtljJli e r Chris/.\ L e iollalrl ' .lIssi l (' r , war c hi e rs oj" J-I a\.va i' i wore feath He re ig ne d from ahout 1455 to Pe rhaps they were looped over a Hawaii an he lm et. ,)' h t' I1'l ' (l n llll' /"0\'£1 1 ilill/(/ I"IIid, i \ e red c reste d he lm e ls . patt e rne d 1485. Possihl y nne reason fo r the (I( ( ' t' l lll ' ti hI' l i~u 1l' 1I II a, rarit y and ex ce ptional sac re dness or fin ger in muc h the same way as the Most li ke ly. th e he lm e t s hapes h l,'I' he/Tit,\ 1I11 d k fl k lflltl II ka 1(/ . ca pes. a nd carried ka hi Ii . ex 10 11 i ng feathe r ma lo is th a t th ey La rry loop o n the tra in o f a hnloku. The n. al so de no te d ra nk. lineage. a nd (t/III ,,,,"11 l ' O,\·,d,.d / 1/1 ' l " IIJ{fll 0/ ra nk . lineage. and 'au111akua (dc i 111111 hllllll l ' 1/(/ \/0111, {lilt! f)"Fl' , >1I a c hi e f slriding a long in hi s cape, A n t'/f/(/ut!" I" ied a ncesto rs ). ullu suall y hi g h ma na . E ve n today . ·aumaku c.l affi lia tio n. The mahiole rll" 1","1" /' /11 "/,,, /1""1 \" ",1.,,,,,, ,1 1.',, ,,,,,

IA · O H ANA · AP E LI LA/ MEI 199 9 19 "Aloha March" Commemorates 100tli hi s life to native Hawaiians afflict e d w ith leprosy. Through the Anniversary of the Annexation of Hawai·i eve ning, a v ig il inc luded prayers, oils, hulas , and s inging, w ith bond By Ernie Ta ka/ II) i. Hawai'i State Society oj Washin gtol/ . D.C. in g a nd s h aring of e xperiences a m ong the many a tte ndees . Hundre d s of individuals, On Sawrday morning, the group families, and support groups massed for a colorful marc h o n gathered on the Mall of the Pennsylvania Avenue to the Ellipse United States Capitol in area opposite The White Ho use, Washington, D.C. last August w he re speeches and ente rtainme nt continued through the afte rnoon. 8-9 to he ighte n an aware While some might di sagree w ith ness o f the injustices inflict Kekahu o n the p robability of ed o n the Hawa iian people achieving true Hawaii a n indepen over a century ago. dence, gene ra l agr:eemen t o n ('h e need to hi ghlig ht the plight of the The m a rc h , w hi c h c o inc ided wi th Hawaii a n people was shared. the 100th anni ve rsa ry of the U.S. ann ex at i o n of th e H a wa ii an Kumu Hula M ahina Bailey of KIII11I1 HIIJa Mallilla Ba iley (s i l1ing) Islands as a te rritory , followed the Washington, D,C. was a m o ng many who provide d support to the homes tead issues, so vere ignty _ Maoli are forced to leave the ir passage of an " A pology Bill " vis iting deleg atio ns . " The A lo ha a nd self determination." nati ve la nds or be ho me less in the ir (U.S. Public Law 10 3- 150) s igne d own bomeland w ith little hope for Marc h is born o ut of fr ustration Bailey and others maintain tha t b y President C lin to n in 1993 . the fU lllre . w ith the system in the State of nati ve Hawaii a ns have a mong the The apo logy ac kn o w l edged injus Hawai'i," Bailey maintaine d , worst health and ho using condi ti ces w ith th e overthrow of the "frus trati o n wi th fighting in the tio ns of a ny e thnic gro up in Hawaii a n monarc hy in 1893. A follow-up march: courts regard in g land ri ghts, Hawai' i, and many of the Kaoaka T he o rgani ze r or the event w as BllfCh K ekllllll a lld K a{JlIlI(/ Mikula K eka/tll Aloha March 2000 B utc h Ke kahu o f Kalla ' j, w ho has li o n of independence to the Nath a ni e l Koani , hi s mother is p lanned for c r usa ded fo r reconc iliation w ith H awa i ' j nati on . With support Ka puna Mikala Kekahu , a nd the the U .S. governme nt and resto ra- fro m two un c les, C h arli e a nd Koani Foundation , th e m ar c h August 12, 2000 solidified over the summer. Many Washington, D .c' nati ve Hawaiians (Kal1oka Mao/i), and Hawaiians-at- heart made the • long trip f rom I-Ia wai ' j and other Contact locales to our nation's capital. Butch Kekahu Amo ng the m a ny parti c ipa nt s we re halau s from H awai ' j to th e at (808) 822-7643 , Bosto n Hawaii an C lub led by A I Kua hi Wo ng . and seve ra l N ati ve or A m eri ca n g ro u p s. The event AI Kuahi Wong bega n w ith opening ce rem onies o n Friday a ft ernoon. fo ll owed by at (617) 565 -3608 a le i-drapin g ce remo ny o f the statue of King Ka mc hamc ha Til e (http://boston Gre at , in Statuary Hall o f th e Hawaiianclub.org) If fill Ite ([loha I/O H([ll'([i 'i Capi tol Building. for information. UJl /~ 1/,111),'" FOf( / II I II Le is we re a lso p laced on the stat ue of Fat he r Dam ie n. w ho de dicate d

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20 ' OHANA ·APELILA/MEI 1999 21 Living the Spirit of Aloha As an av id read er of ' OHANA MAGA - by DOlllla Mall l. - ZI NE, and per our telephone conversati on. I s,f,,,, tuu//@ Ii; tvw,nt", have been loyal fa ns and dear friends. We llewll te& are completely enchanted and mes merized by th e pa ss ion and bea uty of Kealii ' s music. AamlY.iic/~. We have all grown to cheri sh and appreciate fJ 1/" aU ~Aab H awaii an culture so much th at my daughter A SllIdellt oj li er heritage. laU" of t oad Ira and her husband Ke lly took a course in Member of "Na Koa ", {/ g roup of / '(1,,"" ''' n ''' I,h", ,,, I" (,h n '" /... " il,·r! tl,ab (pu,nWaikiki Shell , we w itnessed an artist that is and utilizing o ur language and p ract icing Brandei s U nive rsit y in Massac hu sett s, Bu t ho w does th e renowned in th e music industry. But we've Sovereignty t he various art form s o f o ur ho m e la nd. 1999 Hawa i 'i State Soc iety (HSS) princess fi nd time to be also learned that Keali ' j is a man w ho pos 3. Po litica l SovereignLtj: The ability o f a homesick? A so ph omore. D ura nte organ ized Bra ndei s' first sesses th e true mean ing of " ALOH A SP IR gro up of people who sha re the sa m e ances Ha wai'i cl ub. She plays on the so ftba ll tea m, works in th e re g IT" for Ihe islands and its people. Kea li 'i Needed to Win tral. philosophical. and linguistic ties to istrar's office, and in a dining hall as a crew chief. At the uni has never forgott en his hu mble beginnings create and administer the ir chosen fo rm o f versi ty's rad io stat ion. OJ Durante introdu ces Hawai ian music to and always makes time to donat e countl ess Freedom by Ke"li'i Reichel government. her listeners. A nd in her FREE tim e, th e O'ahu -born Princess hours to he lp out at charitab le event s, never It is my personal belief. that until we can vo lu nteers in se rvice program s in the Wallham co mmunity, There are t ho se of us who believe that see king to cap it alize on hi s reputati o n for there are three basiC fo rm s of sovereignty: fu lfill the obligations as sociated with cul W hen K irsha is crowned in Washington, D,C. in April , she wi ll his perso nal gain , tural sovereig nty. po litica l soverei g nty for I . Perso nal, or Bas ic SovereigN Ly (Free wil/) ; represent the aloha spi rit to th e nati on. "I wa nt to ex pose Hawa iians will remain o ut o f o ur grasp. On Novem ber 5, 1997 (th e day afler Kim's We as humans have the ability to p ick and H awaiian culture to th e oth er parti ci pant s, to break down th e Cultural soverei g nty is th e stepping stone birthday) Kea li ' i and Fred displayed a gen choo se our o wn paths and destinies, to ful stereolype of gra ss skins and coco nut shel ls," Ki rsha says. to political freedom. uine form of ge neros ity by surpriS ing K im " H awa i ' i is beautiful and uni que, and 1 take so much pride in fill persona l goa ls and dreams, and to being H awaii an. When oth er stud ent s co me into my room, it's wi lh a birthday lunch for her and Kelly on enrich ou r li ve s and those a rou nd us - as H awai ' j in here." Maui. Beside providing airfare, Keal i ' j and lo ng as our cho ices do not i nfringe upo n Fred even took time from their hec ti c sc hed o thers o r in any way lessen thei r cho ices. A t her coronat ion, Duranle wi ll dance the hu la, as is Ihe HSS ules to meet them at the airport wi th leis and tradition. She is a student of H awaiian dan ce and was a 2. Cult ural Sove reignL y: Th e ability to team. gifts for Kim. Th ey we re even chauffe ured member o f th e Kamehameha Performing Arts Company in pra cti ce , and live al l aspect s of one's o wn from and to th e airport! Hono lulu . J-J er voi ce is soft and cordia l: yo u ca n " hear" her culture. I beli eve it is an obl igatio n and a smi le when she speak s, As a parent it was so reward in g to see how duty to d o so . especial ly when you come fro m a culture l ike ou rs where land/an ces The ex ubera nt young wo man ha s di versifi ed int erests: co mput happy my daughter was on her bes t bi rl hday t ral iden t ificati o n wa s paramount in the ers, pian o, song and charcoal sketChing, So mewhere down the ye t. I shall al ways kee p close 10 my hearl soc ial . re li g io us. a nd ph ilosophica l beliefs road . K irsha plan s to beco me a lawye r. The Princess gradu ated the memory of that beau ti fu l day, but most of o ur peop le . Many of t hese trad itio ns and from Kameham eha School. Her mother, Ph yllis, teaches ele of all I will kee p K ea li ' i and Fred in my va l ues have survived and filtered thro ugh mentary sc hoo l in Schofield Barracks on O'ahu . Her falher, heart fore ver more. th e generatio ns to influe nce the unique way Ki rk. a li eutenant colon el in th e army, is stati oned al the Mr. Oze ki, M A H AL 0 , for th e outsland in whic h we vi ew o u r wo rl d . These traditi o ns Pentagon , The fami ly home i ~ in Burke, Virgini a, ing j ob do ne with 'OHANA Magazine. It·s a nd values continue d es pite the melding o f "~ I am hon ored and excited to be in volve d in som ething as pres exciting, and lots o r fu n to read . I contin ue o the r cul tu res a nd be liefs w ith o urs. To view tigi(ll" and respec ted as the Cherry Blossom Fesl ival," says to loo k forward wi th great anticipa ti on to a nd inte ra ct w ith each o ther a nd the world K ir:-. ha, " )'m looking forward to meeti ng girls frolll all th e stat es eac h fonhcoming iss ue. as o ur ancest o rs did is a source o f ex treme and tcrrit ori e:-. who are just as proud to be from where th ey are Gralefully yo urs, Sheila Okazaki pride fo r m a ny o f us We do this by learning a ~ I am , And I am ve ry proud to be from I-Ia wai 'i ,"

22 ' O HAN A ' APE lIlA/M EI 1999 23 It~ ttt r~uw.lt World"'"' ~ Hawai/i No Kttt Oil EMME'S ISLAND By Mel O;: eki, Editor .since moving to MOMENTS the N inth Is land (mainland) nearly ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 years ago a nd returning to O'ahu EMME TOMIMBANG afte r a long hi atus, These days, a lot of folks in Hawai'i talk about food! Ho plays there spontaneously every now and then. I h ad a n unexpect Last Christ mas actress TIA CARRERE came home for (He p lays Sundays through Thursdays at the Waikiki e d. ex hil a ratin g the holidays craving for her grandmother's Filipino Beachcomber Hate!.) You' ll find local jam sessions rush as our U ni ted style adobo. I remember when she would come over featuring popular island entertainers and e xotic A irlin es f li g ht to our house at Christmas and devour the adobo Hawaiian drinks served in t he Duke's Suck 'Um Up mad e it s t o u ch plate even before it was served! Tia not only loves the glass. Ho is recapturing that old nostalgiC feeling from the '60s. And everyone who remembers what that down. My fir s t adobo at our house, she heads for Liliha Bakery and Alan Wong's Restaurant when she's in town. was like is coming back to reminesce the good old th oug ht was , SharillM (/ mom ell! with Larry Price (leJt) and Michae l lV. P e rry {II rhe "!il'e" KSSK days - island style. ·'Wow. no matter radio broadcasr arop 'he Wai"i"i Sheratoll . "OHANA prill!s Jrolll Jams World. Ti a, by the way, finished a movie project in South (F rom lef!. Toni Figu eroa, Chris tine Biagg;, Mel, and Sal/II lVright. ) how l ong ago I Africa and made a special appearance on the TV Island Moments featured Don Ho in a past segment. In il, also featured were many of Hawaii's past enter left Hawai'i-nci. Hawai ' j w ill fo rever be in Illy heart body, because you some how re lated to everybody." series "Veronica's Closet." There's now talk of her doin g her own series. tainers who brought the Waikiki Strip to life. The one because it' s ho me." You might agree with me that it 's indeed a "small Another island actor who comes home for his local hour special "Waikiki Then and Now" aired on KHON Christine Biaggi (Exec Llti ve Assistant and Marketing world" after you read our sto ry . g rinds fix is actor MARK DACASCOS. Dacascos now FOX 2 Hawaii's News Channel on March 26. If you / PR D irector). Sann Wright (Accounts). a nd I went to • Dave Galiano, manager of Hertz in Las Ve gas plays Eric Draven, the exotic martial arts modern day missed it, contact us via email. Ho no lulu to attend the Pe rry & Price radio program as (Sann '5 high school c lassmate), provided tra nsporta Robin Hood. In "The Crow: Stairway to Heaven," Until our next Island Moments - have an island the ir g uests at the Ha nohallo Room o n January 23 . tion to Los Angeles. Sma/llVorld! Dacascos uses his real martial arts expert ise to moment wherever you are! If you want to send us Have you heard the p hrase . "No ta lk stink about any- • Arrived in Ho nolulu, a nd our car renlal was "not demonstrate his multi Kung Fu and Won Hop Kuen email. youmaydosoat [email protected]. e ntered". Sann went to Nati o nal Car, a nd m e t Floyd skills for an explosive performance on screen. His new Murashige, Pat Sanchez, Barb Baumann, Kathleen TV series airs on the UPN network. When he's hungry, Johnson and Annie Sianika. Even tho ug h they never Dacascos frequents the Halekulani Hotel's Orchids In this l1on:1 Queen me t Sann , two wahines recognize d her name from '"b e Restaurant and Alan Wong's. K,I ':d,ul1l,mu is fo" (fi ve years ago). Small world! Speaking of Chefs, earli er in January, the Hawai'i Visitor's and Convention Bureau kicked off their required to explain • Jams World (Christine ' s fo rme r e mpl oyer). Like a "Chefs of Aloha" Tour with SAM CHOY teaming up her overth row of homecoming~ Preside nt Pua Rochlen had manager with popular chefs in New Orleans for a special food the bpl! system Tammy Honda and Brandl' Sebresos o ut fit us . event there. that led 1"0 rh e including Associate Edito r Emily Ozeki (didn·1 m a ke RUSSELL SIU of 3660 On the Rise then made his wtsterni zarlC)11 of trip), with beautiful matchi ng Hawaiian print uni !-I ;nvai 'i. She is also appearance in Chicago, promoting Hawaii's forms! Jams began 35 years ago as S urf Line Hawaii. regional cuisine. required to eval uate They a lso out fitted th e group "JOY'" w ho m 'Of/ANA Another major food event took place in New York in modern lhw featured in the August/Sept ember 1998 issue . Jla wa i'i ,lIl e! decide February. ROY YAMAGUCHI opened his 15th restau Others at Jams World were Pauline ]\Ilosley, Tcn-ence rant at the Marriott Hotel in Manhattan's Financial whdhcr rile west E nriques, Kootchie Kekai-Young, and Barbara District. Yamaguchi opened up ROY'S NEW YORK with ernization callsed Hirano. Barbara sa id that she kn ew som eone e lse w ith Hawai'i Chefs ALAN WONG, DK KODAMA, PHILIPPE by her politicll my name, but he li ved in Papaiko Li (a s ugar p lanta ti on PADOVANI and master wine sommeli er CHUCK decisiom wen: ben camp o Lit side of Hil o). Barbara kn ew m y forme r FURUYA. It was definitely an "Island moment in eficia l to Kan,lb spouse sin ce the ir yout h, and asked, " Are you s ure Manhattan!" Our Island Moments Cameras were on .\.Jaoli in the you "re th e same person?" Turned o ut that I knew her hand and will be featuring the Hawai'i Night in jOll g run brothe r, Doug las. too. SmalllVorld! Manhattan event in one o f our future shows. A new Island hangout is Don Ho's Island Grill at the \ vailahk nOlI If~ l11ail a~ wc ll as Kula Keiki Ali'i © 19MJ. • Hawa iia n Regency Hotel. D irector o f Sale s & Aloha Tower Marketplace at Honolulu Harbor. DON \ n'ncl aluHl1 lh e ch lcf\ child n :n '!. ~ dHf OI . Marke ting Vern a Makan a ni and G uy Monma pro HO and entrepreneur SHEP GORDON opened the new I () ()I{IH ' I ~ w nd SiI-J. .9) plu ~ SiL OI) ~& h 1.0 Pillt.: Isl:lI1J P rt.:~ ~, viLied ex quisite accolll moda ti o ns . It was trul y o ur restaurant in January. It features Maui Chef MARK ·\" 1"1 J,' 1 .L'~ l el" J ~t.:rn. Sllil l" 10 1. -I2 k-l 1\: . Ili g-h ~1. " L()Jurnhu ~" ho me-away-from -ho lll e. The e ntire staff is ultra ( III - 1 ~2 1-J . \ I ~" ;1\:IJlaIJk (1'01 11 Barnt.: .. & " o IJle online & ELLMAN . Wilat folks also go there for is the atmos fri e nd ly w ith e nthusiasm runn in u ove r. No wonder "a lll :l;

24 ·OHANA ' APELILA/MEI 1999 25 . ------. by Hal Kop By Be rt Kekallolta 7he San Francisco Bay Area offers Fresh poi, kalua pig, lau lau, and IlIformatioJl about other mar I' ve li ved in Baltimo re, Maryland s tory. Here is a li ving example I asked her, "Aunty, what keeps you several markets and stores where dried aku are received fro m Hawai'i kets alld restauraJlts that have s ince June 1978. In my travels to of the "A loha Spirit," here ?" Her respo Il se was, " Hawai'i food fro m Hawai ' j ca n be found. every Thursday, It also carri es salt Hawaiian food can be foulld concerts, parties a nd pic nics I've Myrtle Nelson, known as Aunty will always be ho me but things are O ne o f these businesses, Takahashi ed salmo n for lomi salmon, long 011 Illy web site, "Sail Francisco come to realize that after li ving or Myrtle to all who meet her, the different now" She explained that Market, is located about 15 miles ri ce and coconut milk or mixes for Bay Area Hawaiian. R esources" visiting the islands of Hawai' i they she moved back to Hawai ' j with the south o f San Franc isco in the town matriarch of th e Hawaiian commu haupia. There's even regul ar and find the mselves constantly o n the inte ntion to permanentl y return. o f San Tvlateo a nd has been serving (http://pwLnetcom,com/-Hal nity in Washington, D.C., Virgi ni a, spicy versio ns of three types of lookout fo r " locals," After one month she said that she the community for over 90 years, Kop/,) and Mary land area resides in had e noug h and retu rned to T he marke t speciali zes in Asian poke: shoyu ahi , salt & limu ahi, They want to re new th e re latio nship Annandale. Virginia. She was born (J a panese, Chi nese, Korean, and tako, Hawaii an Sun & Aloha that was severed fro m moving to th e in Hilo and graduated from Hilo Virginia. She said that the island Maid drinks provide th e fini shing economy was too expensive: she Filipino. Thai. and lncio nesian) GOD IS NOT LOOKING mainland. Who hasn' t experienced Hig h, Aunty is and always will be fo ods but is well -stocked w ith food touch to a fine meal. the fe e ling of be ing marooned in th e v ibrant and vivacio us and 39 preferred to maintain her stand ard a nd s nac ks fro m Hawa i'i. M a ny o ther fa vorite foods from FOR NEW METHODS OR middle of some state tho usands o f years young. She continued her of li vin g. T o kutaro Takahashi immig rated to Hawai' i are ava il able - s weet BETTER MACHINERY, miles from ho m e, a feeling o f iso education at the Un ive rs ity of Re lati ves, and especia ll y frie nds her Califo rnia fro l11 Japa n and in 1906 bread (Ani's a nd Mary's brands,) BUT FOR MEN .. ,MEN latio n a nd lo ne liness? In a magi Hawaii an ' i and Queens Hospital age, were also becoming harder to fo unded T akahashi Company as a Portug uese sausage (Go ll veia, ca l m o m e nt , h oweve r , w h e n School of Nu rsi ng, a nd late r find, To be considered "gnarly" by WHO ARE WILLING TO genera l store catering to th e needs Redondo , Purity , and Miko a Hawaiian finds ano th e r Hawaiian, worked at Tripier Army Medical the youn ger generation also proved of olher Japanese immigrant s and brands,) fi sh cake, and pipi kaula. COMMIT TO PRAYER, a cloud of happiness prevail s and Hospital. challengin g. So by remaining o n the providing c lo thing, gene ra l provi Li o n coffee , Ka uai Koo ki es, PRAYER RENEWS THE th e world is again beautiful. They She married Orvin Nelson In mainl and she fee ls that she keeps sio ns and g roceri es. The store was Diamo nd Bakery c rackers, Island reconnect with th e li fe. lang uage th e best of both worl ds, CONSCIENCE, Hawai ' i. Their son, Don Ip o fo rced to c lose in 194 1 when World Princess M acadami a Crunc h and c ulture they had lost; Paradise Nelson, is the first assistant di strict Aunty Myrtl e meets and entertains STRENGTHENS THE \iVaI' II began a nd the famil y was Po pcorn , Paradise Farm c hoco is rediscovered. In s ho rt time, the atto rney fo r Creek County th e interns thal come to Washi ngton in te rned 111 re locati o n camps . lates. A lo ha shoyu. and kim ehee. COMMITMENT AND SETS d isplaced is lander is e mbraced as Oklahoma, The Ne lsons moved to to work fo r Hawaii' s congressio na l T o k ularo's SOil. K ellji. served wi th A mo re compre he nsive li st is at THE COURSE, PRAYER family and made whole again . Virginia in 1952. Orvin was legal delegation. She frequentl y travels, the -t 42nd Reg imental Combat http: // www.mel1ehune. co m / In m y tra ve ls up a nd d ow n counsel for th e Civi l Service incl uding Hawai'i every o ther year. TAKES IN THE ENTIRE Team. a unit composed or Japanese takaha s hi/ , the East Coas t w ith m y wi fe, CO lllmission whil e Aunty worked and entertains fri e nds and extended A m e ric ans lhat d is ting ui s hed itself T akahas hi Market a lso serves th e MAN, BODY, SOUL Lind a, we've b ecome fa mil y fo r the Army Surgeon General. fam il y. An d if she mjsses Hawai ian wi th va lor in France and It a ly. local Hawaii an community in oth er AND SPIRIT w ith m a ny Hawa ii an transp lants, Aunty retired in 1976; Mr. Nelso n food and other deli cacies she has Ke nge he lped hi s fat her reopen the ways. The market publi cizes local eac h w ith their ow n uniqu e passed away sudden ly in 1978. fri end s who deliver, " Au nt y, we store a ft er re turnin g. event s and fundrai sers by posting I THESSALONIANS 5:23 love you!" Ke nji so ld As ian g roceries a nd an nOUIl cement s on th eir fro nt win bega n carrying Hawaii an food it e ms dow. FI iers fo r some of th e event s IF ALL IS WELL WITH at the request o f many custo mers can also be pi cked up al th e store, A OUR BODY WE ARE who had re located from Hawai·i. copy of the c urre nt Kapalakiko HEALTHY, IF ALL IS Si nce th e e arl y 1960s, the market Productions Ca lendar or WELL WITH OUR SOUL '(:>IIANA© recei ves week ly a irfre ig ht ship Hawaiian Events newsletter is also me nt s fro m Hawai' i. Kenji's two available fo r c usto mers to re ad. To WE ARE HAPPY AND IF YOUR ALOHA (ONNUTION© sons. Ge ne a nd Jack. began working he lp s uppo rt th ese event s Takahashi ALL IS WELL WITH OUR Give your LOVE & ALOHA . , . full -ti me in th e store in the 1970s Market occasio nall y donates gift Six Gren t IsslIes de li vered cvery two 11I01l1i1 5, willl'e/llilld SO/lleolle Spec inltllllt YOII're sC lldillg 110/11' and shortl y the reaft er the busin ess certificales as door o r raffl e prizes. SPIRIT WE ARE HOLY. Love & Aloha - A ll Year LOllg! f'! w as in corporated and the name offi Ge ne likes to keep in tOll ch with th e THE THREE ARE ci all y c hanged t (J Takahashi local food scene during hi s trips to ENTWINED AND PRAYER D Yes! 10: Market. Hawai' i. He usuall y stops at IS THE FORCE FOR PIca sI' iI/ el ude Illy s if t ca rd frolll : Nallll' T he marke t is at 22 1 South Leonard's Bakery fo r malasadas. C laremont Street (at 3rd Avenue ) in Zippy's fo r chili and ri ce, and O.1fl HEALTH , HAPPINESS, Addre ~~ Sa n Mateo . Gene and younge r Hawaiian li' oods fo r a Hawa ii an AND HOLINESS. Ynur N alllL'ls ) City. St.lte. Zip Codl' hrot he r Jac k now manage the bus i plate IUllch. During a recent visit ness: PHIFAX 65U-343-0394. Ge ne ordered a pl ate lun ch fro m PASTOR RICHARD JOHNSON i\rl'il COd l' + T ell'phon .. number Kcnge is ~ e mi - r e tir c cl . Masu's Massive Plate Lunch in FIRST BAPTIST, Takahas hi Marke t has ncarly every Kali hi, was im pressed with th e size Additional persons \nay be added. l11eClse send names and info rmation with $20 fo r each subscriptinn, th ing you need for u Ha waiian feast. or Ihe meal. and plans ano th er visit. LAS VEGAS, payable to: 'OI IANA .457:1 Portfldown Lane, La s Vegf't!:t, NV 89-1Z-1-57S6. (Price incref't se June 'I, see note from the Ed itor on page 4.)

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By J im /HeG l/ire ~ 111 the very conceptio n o f th e d e li v erance of m a n from th e The e mpty tomb of Christ stands a s churc h. Easte r has been observed bondage of s in. Both in vol ve death a constant re minde r o f what G od as the pinnac le o f th e C hri sti an at it s very c ore. has accomplishe d in the life o f the be li ever throug h Jesus Chri st. faith. W hile Act 12-4 is the o nl y In the first instance, the " death p lace in sc ripture w he re the word a ngel" w as the central fi gure; in Easter is used . it has a ri ch hi sto ry the latte r the death of Jesus C hrist. i n th e traditi on o f the churc h. The In both, God's ha nd o f me rcy is (JU1' Family Keeps On Growing hi s to ri a n Eusebues te ll s LI S th a t c learl y seen. Both de monstrate the C hristi ans cele b rated Easler 1'1' 0 111 ac t o f re membrance of w hat G od the a posto li c times. w he n Easte r ha s accomplished fo r Hi s people . was cO lllmo nl y referred to a s "while week". deno tin g th e w hite Ea ste r e nta il s m ore tha n just the garment s that we re worn by tho se d eath o f C hri st. It is also th e re me mbra nce of the conque ring o f being ba pti zed du ri ng th e week . d e at h w ith Hi s resurre c ti o n. In The e arly c h urc h c o ns isted m ai nl y fac t. it is the resurrecti o n o f C hrist o f con verls fro m the Jewish faith th a t is the ape x o f th e C hri sti an The w hu were we ll aware of the ir fa ith. W itho ut th e resurrecti o n, th e Jew ish he ritage. They had been de ath o r C hrist loses it s sig nifi- taug ht the s ig ni fica nce o f passover. HAWAIIAN c anee. W h ile the cele h ra tion uf' EaSle r is Collection For m Hny a man has been fa lse ly pa ramount in Ih e Chri sti a n fa ith . it a ccused, man y h ave even been Custom 14k , 18k, Platinl llll o r is steepe d in the O ld T estament w illing to fo rfe it the ir li ves fo r th e Sterli ng Silver 1-I;l\v ;lii:m H eritage cele hrat ion o f passuve r. Jewelry direct to your h o m e! be ne fit of o the rs . But o nl y one has (all us Toll -free ill In the J ewis h faith. t he cele b ra been able to de fea t dea th by taking Fo r a FR EE ca talog, please call: lion uf passo ver is to re m e m be r up hi s lire agai n afte r it had been 1-800-848-8278 1-800-697-7246 w il e n God d e li vered H i~ people sac ri fi ced . In so doi ng. ,Ilose w ho e-ma il : from thei r bond age in Egypt. In were o nc e he ld in the bo ndage o f ba wl1co flecl i o l/ @/a v a . 11 e l Residential Group 101 S. Rainbow Bl vd, Suite 20, La s Vegas, NV 891 18 -Tel: 70l-l59 -mO - rAX: 702 -l59 -7558 th e C h ri ~ lian fa ith . the cele bratio n s in have been set free. or ch eck O lll o ur o nli ne GHalog at: bll/1.// www .ballia i ia Ilcol/ec:/ io II. (:0 11/ Commercial Group: 3160 L De se rt Inn Rd, Suit eIt, Las Veg as, NV 891[1 - Te l: 70l -369 -9930 - rAX: 70l369 -993l o f Ea~tc r i ~ to re m e mhe r God 's

28 ' OHANA 'APE LI LA/ME I t999 29 It:~ tV ~~maLt Wor/.d/' ifv Hawai/~ No KtV O~! Cal Lee, who was featured in th e Christmas/New Year issue. SOS group Leader Tony Ruivivar introduced us to hi s talented cohorts, Bert, Wayne, Roy, Hoku, These reports cont,lin the most .1ccur.lte video Randy, and Gary; each are now OUI" 'a hana as sub poker strategies ever publisl,cd, for casu.l/, intermediate and professiollal players. scribers. SOS celebrated their 30th anniversary at the Outrigger in March. Lee al so arranged ducats for "Yes", DEUCES W ILD roo - DcuccsWilcl DEKE C ASTLEMAN, M ANAG tNG EDITOR , L AS VEGAS AD V I SOR If you pl'IY vid eo poker in the latest hit show in Waikiki, at the Polynesian Palace. video Poker Nevilda you should 1e',HI1 PROFESStO N AL WRESTLt NG Small world! d euces wild. W hy? II e lll mum. The Flamingo Hilton is charg tNV ADE S VEGA S bo hea len. D.lllccr pro· " ing $1.999 for a three-night stay or • Honolulu Newspaper Agency. At the Honolulu Star vides. a tri-Ievcl ~ tr,ll egy - The World Wrestling Federation $2 .200 for four nights. Treasure Bulletin we met Nadine Kam, Kimberly Fu ('OHANA Quick &: Dirty. Intermedi- $lO~ ate, Professional - .1 11<1 pre· " ~ (WWF). which bought the Debbie Island is getting $2.396 for a fou r correspondent for two years whom I met for the first sents the mos. t in·depth ,1Il .,ly s i ~ ,lv"iI"hle on penally Cilrds. ·15 jJilges. Reynolds Hotel for S10.6 million, has night stay. w hile four n ights at the time), and Michelle Ramos, who wrote a wonderful fea announced plans to demolish the Orleans begins at S 1,899. A Manor ture about 'OHANA, and photographer Dennis Oda, 9/ 6 JACKS .. existing property to make way for a room at C ircus Circu s for four nights whose creativity gives life to hi s works. I met former OR BETTER ~ ' 6JJ'Ir."I, " ... 'r' S 100 million, 3S·story. 1.000-room is $ 1.400; a Tower room is S 1.800 ,-.~ ...,""' .... sports writer Rod O hi .. a for the first-time. In the '60s, lac ks or better is the bilsic hotel-casi no. The old joint will come (odd $20 for a mini-fridge). Three video poker v.Hiat ioll. l c,lrn r 1 t he wrote sports for the Bu ll etin whi le I wrote for The the Quick ilnd Dirty strategy , dow n in March or April: the new nights at any of the four Station .. in ,HI hour, then lilkc the '" 'Ti ser. [ also had th e opportunity to meet three fr ie nds one will open about 12 months C asinos will cost you S750. -~ ga me M. 1M ilS you W,lIlt to _no whom I worked with during th e ' 60s at The Honolulu go with the Intermediillc and . -- • .i later. The WWT resort witl ho use a MGM G rand has yet to determine its Profess ion,' I refinemcn\$. T0:> 1 )'ourse1f Oil 3S.000-squore foot c asino a n d Advertiser - Wayne Harada, Bob Krauss, and Jerry 51 p rilclicc hilnd s. 27 pilges. room rates. but rumor (a report in Burris. Small world! SO.OOO square feet of restaurant. the New York Post) has it that Barbre 1017 DOUBLE bar, and merchandising space. Streisand has signed an "eight-figure COli/iI/lied J r n lll page 24 .. We al so met Nolan Karioka of Lo ngs Drugs; IVl ynda BONUS 10 '7 Puublc 8""", There won't be a venue for p ubli c Vl'IJ, I !\mt),Jnttnclo,"1l S way. some resorts are turning their Hamburger, or buffet with unlimited Sweelie sa id that s he a nd C hristine. tho ug h meeting fur As fo nne r Q 'ahuans, th ey kn ew g reat p laces tn cat attention to New Year 2000. w hen gourmet pastries? the fir..... 1 time. are relllled. The n we disco vered Ihat he r de licio us island food - The Original Pancake 1·louse crcrM card number canl e~pl rcs (rna Iyr) on estimated 750 .000 people Th e following is my plate-by-plote dati, Frank PaCaiTO a nd I ser ved in the Hawai ' i A rmy at Dilling ham, Zippy's, C layton Ohyong at Ono Signa/we (500.000 on the Strip are expected a ccount : National G ua rd in the ' 60s. Suzi Mechler o f recording Hawaiian Foods (1998 Zagat w inner). and Filipino to jam Los Vegas. Though most casi First plate : big shrimp, lox with ui ~ trihut u r Mouillain A pple C o .. w hic h A lu ha Joe w rite s e ate ry E le na's in Waipahu. These restaura nt s ser ve /lame n os have yet to determine any capers a n d onions, eggplant , a ur the ir ar tj s { ~ in hi s reviews. c ame 10 introduce he rself ha ve g rea t prices; th e ir se rv in gs e a c h re qu ire d a take details, a few have announced their address spinach concoction. smoked trout. I II lI ~. Lo o . Sl11 al/wurLtf! ho me box ~ room rates. city and marinated herring. • W ~ Ill e t Ron Lee. who knew 'OHANA via C hristine. 'Of/ANA columnist Emme Tomimbang gav !,,; LI S a Ringing in the next millennium at Second p late: blue- fin tuna , pot and the :o- u pc r Society of Seve n a t the O utrigge r Hote l. preview Oil her new c lothing line w hi c h de huts soon. sIMC: Caesars Palace will set you bock at '" stickers and chicken Paa with I{tlil i .... i:I hruther o f S I. Loui s H igh Foothclll te a lll Coach . ('ulllillll ed ()II l)(j .~ e 38 least S8.000; rooms are going for tJayllme p/lf)lle 1'/lQUltIHi I ll, rlO(/I/ r .pII "'II C'S) $2.000-S3,500 with 0 four-night mini· CONTINUED ON PAGE 38

IU O HA NA ' APE LIL A / M EI 1999 31 The Battle of the Bout by M i mi N(/ I/. 'Oh al/(/ COllllllll isl 0 ...· Hawai'i is an ancestral name • STATE NICKNAME' " The Most matches in sumo are velY •• brought across the Pacific by •• Aloha State" was designated as short, concluding within a few the Polynesians. It seems to • • the official " popular" name for seconds. A long bout is one that have been an original home : th e State of Hawai ' i by Jo int land and its meaning is no ~ i goes over a minute. 12\ ' Resolutio n I , 30th Te rritori al longer knowll. Legislature, April 23, 1959. Aft er th e pre-bo ut ritual time has expired, the SANDWI C H ISLANDS tension between the fi ghte rs is at a clamatic STATE SEAL' The great seal was Captain Cook na med the islands he point when in a great burst of e ne rgy they touch designated offi cially by Act 272 of di scovered afte r the Earl of Sandwich. th e ground with both fi sts a nd the n charge into th e 1959 Terri tori al Legislature and is th e n F irs t Lo rd of t he A dmira lt y . each othe r. This initial clash, ca lled the tachiai, based on th e territorial seal. It is circular However, as earl y as 18 J 8. King Kameha meha must be in synchronizati on. A fte r chargin g at and between th e outer lines are th e words: "Stale I is repon ed to have protested, stating that each island eac h oth er, the w restl ers grapple and fight for sho ul d be call ed by it s own name and th e entire group of Hawaii Ua mau ke ea 0 ka aina i ka pono" (The life grips on the be lt or positioning in th e ring, referred to as th e "I slands of th e King of Hawai ' j " of the land is perpetuated in ri ghteousness.) Once the fi ghting starts, the rules arc very sim Akebollo and Takallo/wlla b{lft/i ng it Ollt. (Golovnin). "Sandwic h Island s" continued to be used " 19 59," just within the circ le, signifi es th e date that th e ple. The loser of a bout is the o ne who first: 4. Mawashi comes completely off. unoffi c ia ll y for many years, but it s use in offi c ial com state government was organi zed. The heraldic shi e ld in I. Steps or fall s out of the ring . muni cati on gradua ll y became obsolete after 1844. No.4 rarely happens because if a wrestler's be lt becomes the center has a figure of King Kamehameha I on the 2. Touches the gro und w ith anything but the loose, th e referee will usually call a time-out (g.1'Oji lIIarta) HONOL U L U ' Ho no means vall ey w ith a bay in ri ght side and the Godd ess of Libert y, who is holding soles of hi s feet. and ti ghten it with no penalty to th e wrestl e r. O ffici all y. there fro nt o f it a nd - lu lu means she lte re d. Ho no lulu vari th e Hawaii an fl ag, on the left side. Below th e shi e ld is 3. Uses an illegal technique (ex. choking, are 70 kimarire, or winning techniques, but o nl y 48 are con o us ly trans lates as "fair haven," "quie t harbo r" o r th e phoeni x, surrounded by taro leaves. banana fo liage " s he ltered harbo r." punching. pulling hair, poking the eyes, grab sidered common. Many are thrusting or pushing techniques. and sprays of maidenhair fern . With color added. th e bing the groin, or kicking above the knees). or arm throws and leg trips...... cO lllinued page 34 ,... WA I K IK I ' W ai mea ns wate r and -kiki means to seal becomes th e state coat of arm s. s purt. thus it tra nslates as " s purling wale r. "

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As a holdays, has fUll SERVICE PHARMACD ~_....---.:.~=-=-O .:..:.SM_E_T1....:.C _D_EP_A_RT_M_E_NT_f _ jJ degenera t resu lt of her And though we mocked her tenderl y, ,-."...,...-=:--- - -...,. • Advanced Computer Jechnology • We feature a wide array efforts, ed into a will alert the Pharmacist of any of name brand products. Who had such foolish care, precautions or relevant warnings. Philadelphia display of • Our'trained Beauty The long way home would seem more safe commercial • Pharmacists are always available Consultants are observe d the for consultation. Because she waited there. gift-giving, kn owledgeable of the day, May 10 , • Easy Prescription Transfer- products we sell. 1908. heralded by Simply call your longs Pharmacist. Her thoughts were all so full of us, • All cosmetic purchases In May, 1913, merch ants' • We accept Over 500 Prescription • are 100% Guaranteed! Insurance Plans. Pen nsylva nia Sh e never could forget! advertise • A large selection of over the And so I think that where she is ments tha t made it a s tate counter medications. seem to '-.~-----;;~ ho li day. O n Sh e must be watching ye t, appear earlier May 10th of th e STATE OF THE ART DEPARTMENT same yea r, a reso Wai ting till we come home to her, eac h year. Anna Jarvis li ve d lutio n passed the Anxious if we are late - wine and beer. long enough to be • A large selection of c ~ JT) e/"i' Sen ate and House Wa tching fro m Heaven's window, disillusioned by the film, batteries, electronics"t • Ta ke advantage of our o f Representatives stationery department Leaning fro m Heaven's gate. commerciali sm of th e and small appliance{ to ma ke the second where you'll find a large day sh e h elped to bring • Our tra ined photo staff" can Sunday in Maya answer all of your questions selection of home and Margaret Widcl el11e1' about. 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