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Inside Keiki Coloring Contest at Kahala Mall with Wendy Calio ANNIVERSARY Honolulu Waldorf 4 Celebrates 50 Years GET “WEBSCLUSIVE” NEWS: For Videos, More Photos, and Exclusive Stories, see www.eastoahusun.com www.eastoahusun.com your community newspaper october 6, 2011 • vol. 25, no. 18 Kuliouou Fishpond Cleanup a Success nemu*nemu New Comic for October! PAGE 7 Community volunteers in front of the cleared Kanewai Spring PAGE 7 Inside Keiki Coloring Contest at Kahala Mall with Wendy Calio ANNIVERSARY Honolulu Waldorf 4 Celebrates 50 Years SCHOOLS Operation Lancer Aloha 5 Collects “Socks for Heroes” OCTOBER FORECAST East Oahu specific, sun, 7 surf and weather. Photo Credit: HAWKINS BIGGINS HAWKINS Credit: Photo COMMUNITY CALENDAR Kids and Moms in Hawaii gather around Wendy Calio (who plays Nina in Imagination Movers). The event was sponsored by MomsinHawaii.com at Kahala Mall and featured a keiki coloring contest to win tickets to see the show at the Blaisdell Event listings for October Concert Hall October 7th & 8th. Big people in photo from left to right; Mia Beaudet (Moms Fun Leader), Wendy Calio (Nina 8 8 - October 31. in Imagination Movers), Esme Infante Nii (editor/Host & Chief Executive Mom) Kimi Morton (Marketing Mom) VOLUNTEERS: Hawaiian Trail And Mountain Club Preserves Traditional Hawaiian Trails Page 2 established in 1987 locally owned and distributed throughout east honolulu East Oahu Sun • OCTOBER 6, 2011 • Page 2 Hawaiian Trail And Mountain Club Preserves Traditional Hawaiian Trails Photo Credit: HAWKINS BIGGINS HAWKINS Credit: Photo Scheduled September clean up of the historic Hawaiian Trail and Mountain Club Waimanalo clubhouse built in 1926. Members who volunteered from left to right; Bob, Ellie, Roy, Janice, Mike, Larry, Dick and Jay. BY HAWKINS BIGGINS this premier hiking club may be for royalty) had a group of messenger nizes hikes on around 80 different East Oahu Sun you. called the kukini (bird catchers) trails a year. The HTMC schedules In the early 1900s the ancient Ha- that knew short cuts through the hikes on weekends, often meeting waiian mountain routes were being mountains.” behind the Iolani Palace at 8AM. The Hawaiian Trail and Moun- forgotten, along with the traditions By keeping these routes alive, the Most of the hikes are open to non- tain Club (HTMC) celebrated their of surfing and the outrigger canoe. club has preserved Hawaiian histo- members for a three-dollar dona- centennial last year and is still go- Ford founded the Outrigger Canoe ry. Three routes in particular can be tion. Depending on the popularity ing strong, with over 500 members. Club in 1908, and the HTMC two traced back historically: the Tom- of the hike, there can be between Alexander Hume Ford founded years later to protect the Hawaiian Tom and Kaupo Cliffs in Waimana- 20-40 people. You can go at your HTMC in 1910 to safeguard the ways on both the land and the sea. lo and the Olympus-Windward own pace, hike alone or with the survival of the traditional Hawaiian According to club member Na- from Maunawili to Manoa via Mt. group. mountain trails. The HTMC pro- than Yuen, “In ancient times, the Olympus. “At that time [1910], the The entire island of Oahu is cov- motes hiking through trails, contin- Hawaiians would travel via the trails had fallen into disuse and ered by the HTMC, from the wind- ued trail maintenance, coordinat- coast line on trails or by canoe. But were forgotten. Because of the club, ward to leeward sides, and ridges to ing weekend hikes, and assisting in certain times of year, the water was they are still used today,” reports valleys. The hikes are listed accord- the search for lost hikers. If you love too rough, and the coastal routes Yuen. exploring Oahu’s beautiful trails, took too long. So the alii, (Hawaiian Every weekend, the HTMC orga- Please see HTMC, page 3 Copyright 2011. All rights reserved. Opinions expressed in articles, letters, and advertisements are those of the individual reporters and advertisers, and may not reflect the view of this publication. Contributing writers and advertisers agree to hold publisher harmless from claims, damages, or expenses incurred from publication of their submissions. Next Issue: Thursday, November 3, 2011 Publisher and Editor .........................................................................................................Matt Badger Advertising Deadline: Friday, October 28, 2011 Feature Writers ......................................................................................................... Hawkins Biggins Editorial Deadline: Sunday, October 31, 2011 ........................................................................................Chelsey Kobatake Flanagan, L. Kae Graniel Circulation: 15,000 Photographers .......................................................................................................... Hawkins Biggins Published by: East Oahu Sun, Proofreading and Editing ........................................................................................... Letty Tomlinson P.O. Box 25130, Honolulu, Hawaii 96825 Marketing and Sales ........................................................................................................Ron Bauman Phone: (808) 395-5006 • Fax: (808) 395-1998 Distribution ........................................................................................................................... Jim Erhart [email protected] • www.eastoahusun.com East Oahu Sun • OCTOBER 6, 2011 • Page 3 HTMC, from page 2 ing to their difficulty levels (novice/ intermediate/advanced), which are determined by length and ter- rain. A coordinator leads each hike BLOWOUT SPECTACULAR and begins with a briefing about USED CAR CLEARANCE the trail. “All the coordinators are ‘03 audi TT ROADSTER ‘04 BUICK CENTURY very capable and competent hikers. Lic #RPF480/Stk #SUBW1002SC Lic #NJP081/Stk #SUBW986SB They often share information about Low Mileage, Bose Sound System! Immaculate! 1 Owner! the flora and fauna with those who WAS $14,997 WAS $7,997 are interested,” explained HTMC NOW $13,997 NOW $6,997 president Jay Feldman. SAVE $1,000 SAVE $1,000 The turnaround point is often the ‘09 HONDA PILOT ‘07 INFINITY G35 lunch stop and all about incredible Lic #PXW837/Stk #SUBW823SC Lic #RND856/Stk #SUBW1001SB 25K Miles, Top Of The Line w/Leather! Bose Multi Disc Player, Alloy Wheels! vistas. Feldman continued, “We WAS $31,997 WAS $27,997 hike to 70-80 of the most superb $ $ outdoor dining areas on the island. NOW 26,997 NOW 24,997 SAVE $5,000 SAVE $3,000 Splendid unobstructed views and ‘03 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE ‘99 LEXUS ES300 a fantastic array of scenery sur- Lic #PZC562/Stk #SUBW972P Lic #JBD755/Stk #SUBW815SB rounded by nature. The views of Rare - Overland AWD! Top Of The Line! Immaculate, 1 Owner, Low Mileage! trees, sky and birds make lunch- WAS $14,497 WAS $13,997 time a highlight.” NOW $9,997 NOW $9,997 Two weeks before the sched- SAVE $4,500 SAVE $4,000 uled hikes, HTMC members clear, ‘10 SUBARU FORESTER ‘10 SUBARU IMPREZA maintain and mark the trails in Lic #KZW502/Stk #SH00851RP Lic #RCC395/Stk #SH00886RP Like New! Factory Warranty! Like New! Factory Warranty! preparation. “We maintain the WAS $21,997 WAS $18,497 trails and help keep them open NOW $18,997 NOW $14,997 with 20-30 volunteers every week. SAVE $3,000 SAVE $3,500 If it was not for our stewardship, ‘03 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER ‘10 TOYOTA CAMRY the trails would become over- Lic #JZZ839/Stk #SUBW959SB Lic #LBJ642/Stk #SUBW1011RP grown within two to three years,” Super Low Miles! One Owner! Clean! Immaculate! Power Package, Factory Warranty! explained Feldman. HTMC mem- WAS $20,997 WAS $20,997 $ $ bers also help protect the native NOW 17,497 NOW 17,497 plant life in Hawaii through clear- SAVE $3,500 SAVE $3,500 ing invasive plants. ‘04 ACURA TSX ‘06 CHEVROLET ‘06 FORD FOCUS ZX3 ‘07 GMC ARCADIA ‘00 HONDA CIVIC Joining HTMC is a great way to SEDAN IMPALA SEDAN HATCHBACK SE LTD SUV SEDAN LX Lic #RGY379/Stk #SUBW1027SC Lic #PCG236/Stk #SUBW1005P Lic #RGS180/Stk #SUBW789SB Lic #AG900/Stk #SUBW1017 Lic #JBR684/Stk #SUBW1041P spend time outdoors with like- Immaculate! Alloy Wheels, Power Seats! Alloy Wheels, A/C, Sunroof! 1 Owner! Immaculate! Very Clean! minded nature enthusiasts. For- WAS $14,997 WAS $14,997 WAS $10,997 WAS $30,997 WAS $8,997 $ $ $ $ $ mer HTMC president Mike Algiers NOW 13,997 NOW 12,997 NOW 7,997 NOW 28,997 NOW 7,997 ‘05 HONDA CIVIC ‘05 HONDA CR-V ‘10 HYUNDAI SONATA ‘03 INFINITY I35 ‘01 LEXUS RX300 explained, “Hiking is a healthy ex- COUPE 4D SUV LX GLS SEDAN SEDAN SUV Lic #NVX038/Stk #SUBW1039SC Lic #NSY050/Stk #SUBW1026SC Lic #RGJ107/Stk #SUBW1046 Lic #NDS693/Stk #SUBW993 Lic #JSS343/Stk #SUBW1062SB ercise that gets you outdoors into Gas Saver – 34 MPG HWY 1 Owner! Very Reliable Small SUV! Showroom Condition! Loaded! Low Mileage, Well Maintained! 1 Owner! 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