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Paddling OFF da Island in New York Recently, the Senior Masters Women’s crew of Hale’iwa-based outrigger canoe club Manu O Ke Kai competed in the Liberty Challenge, a 15 mile race in New York City. The Na Wahine O Manu O Ke Kai took first place in the Senior Masters Division. For inspiration the members packed a recent copy of the NSN to remind them of the good times back on ’s beautiful . After the race the women of Manu O Ke Kai toured New York City, seeing Central Park, Grand Central Station, Greenwich Village, and a Broadway show. Pictured here are Faith Crayeroft, Cindy Broc, Julie Wheeler, Alis Rasmussen, Manu Anana and Karen Woodward. For more info on our OFF da Island photo campaign turn to page 23. Subscribe to the North Shore News

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This photograph shows a selection of older, well defined roads and newly developing tracks (and mud bogs). Photo by Division of State Parks. August 24, 2011 www.northshorenews.com Page 7 North Shore Ocean Quest Stand Up Paddle race results The 2011 North Shore Ocean Quest Stand-Up The Ocean Triathlon portion (Invitational for Paddleboard Race ( to Hale‘iwa Ali‘i City & County departments) with SUP from ) was successfully completed on Saturday Beach to Ehukai…beach-run to Rockpiles…SUP to August 6th with nearly fifty competitors ages six Waimea Bay…beach-run/swim one length each of through sixty-seven years old. This fitness event Waimea…SUP to Hale‘iwa Ali‘i Beach Park is as fol- with friendly competition indeed had its fair share lows: (1) Matthew Sack/Brendan Shea: Ocean Safety of “weekend warriors” with top-placers as follows: (2) Sam Chong/Evann Yamada: Fire (3) Male Divisions: Samuel Fisher III/Kerry Terukina: Ocean Safety & Age 17-Under (1) Noa Ginella (2) Dalbert Rivera Hale‘iwa Surf Center. Jr. (3) Ren Hirokawa The after-event-celebration entitled Lokahi I Ke Age 18-35 (1) Kalai Fernandez (2) Manny Kuluku- Kai at brought the festivities home lalani (3) Russell Chun with promotor Jess Lundgren leading the way. The Age 36-49 (1) John Hicks (2) Roberto Lopes (3) musicians donating their time included Sashamon, Beau Oliveira Show Your Love, TTYM, and Kalani Koa with brud- Age 50-Over (1) Kimo Miranda (2) Brad Feldman dahs Judah Oschner and Rick Rock emceeing the (3) Ed D’Ascoli night away. Female Divisions: A great amount of gratitude extends to the fol- Age 17-Under (1) Seachelle Rivera lowing volunteers and sponsors for BOTH “FUNd- Age 18-35 (1) Kim Celebre (2) Jodi Giaccaglia (3) raising” activities: Kerry Terukina, Jess Lundgren, Jessica dos Santos Asa Chun, Keala Fuiava, Samuel Fisher III, Judah Age 36-49 (1) Ivy Blomfield (2) Jennifer Babcock Oschner, Rick Rock, Kenny Rust, Kavan Okumura, (3) Teresa Harris Faith Wenzl, Dayna Omiya, Betty Depolito, Keith Age 50-Over (1) Christy Barbadillo (2) Kim White Terukina, Cydney Chu, Anna Takemure, Mika Take- Family Divisions: mure, Kauluoa Binz, Michelle Archuleta, Sunny Parent/Son or Daughter (1) Nate Burgoyne, Elysse, Archuleta, Jane Au, Julie Au, Brent Claunan, Ash- Ivy, Kezia (2) Dalbert Rivera, Seachelle Rivera ley Carillo, Lia Chun, Kailani Haili, Shawna Koch, Sibling (1) Jason McCormick, Kevin McCormick Sarah Vasconcellos, Christiana Cortes, Chris Cortes, Spouse/Spouse (1) Bill & Rita Quinlan Continued on page 11

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ter, State Civil Defense, City Disaster Emergency A Message From Management and other agencies will discuss poten- State Representative tial life threatening events and how we can best pre- pare to survive and live after such an event. We only Gil Riviere have to look at the recent devastation® in Japan to Gil Riviereunderstand how one event can change everything. On a related subject, we are working on an House District agreement 46 - Northto allow emergency Shore access to Drum Road GilRiviere.com Emergency Preparedness in the event Kamehameha Hwy. becomes impass- Aloha, North Shore. able. Drum Rd is a single lane road that essentially connects Schofield Barracks to the Kahuku Military Are you prepared for disaster? Do you know what you will do when the next tsunami warning Training Center. It was recently refurbished by the comes in the middle of the night or where you will US Army for Stryker Brigades and other military ve- hicles to travel between the training facilities with- go if a catastrophic hurricane strikes? How will you Gil Gets it Done! WITHcommunicate YOUR HELP,if all the GIL phone WILL lines BE and AN cellularEVEN GREATERtow- out clogging ADVOCATE up Kamehameha FOR OUR Hwy.DISTRICT. ers are out of service? How much food and water Our office is bringing together the property owners, and military and state agencies needed to have you set aside toJoin take care the of your team family? at GilRiviere.com authorize a Memorandum of Understanding that It is impossibleMokuleia, to know Waialua, when Haleiwa, the next Kawailoa, natural Pupukea, Sunset Beach, Kawela, disaster will strike, but it is certain that a tsunami, would allow emergency vehicles to transit Drum Rd. Kuilima, Kahuku, Laie, Poamoho, Schofield, Wheeler, Kunia Camp. hurricane, earthquake, fire, flood, rockslide, or other under certain circumstances. The road is not suit- catastrophe will come to our district. Do you have a able for two-way civilian traffic, but it can provide plan? If you do, whenHas is the lasta Proventime you updated a lifeline of emergency support to the entire North Gil Riviere it? Shore if Kamehameha Hwy. is ever disabled due to a Track Our office, Record in conjunction of Success with the North ShoreLeading: natural disaster or long term road closure. Chamber of Commerce, will host a panel of experts More information about Emergency Prepared- Keep the North Shore Country • Waialua Little League on Emergency Preparedness in a special meeting on ness is available at GilRiviere.Info. Please feel free to Let’s Surf Coalition • Neighborhood Board Traffic Committee Tuesday, September 13th, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at call our office at 586-6380, send an email to RepRi- Sunset Beach Elementary School’s Cafeteria. [email protected], or visit us in room 319 at

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You can help feed the North TOP 5 MOST Shore’s homeless & hungry NEEDED ITEMS • Financial by donating non-perishable Contributions canned foods to the North Shore • Canned meats or tuna Food Bank located in the North • Canned meats Elsa Agdinaoay Shore News office above the & soups Financial Specialist Official Sponsor • Canned vegetables P 808.927.2094 Hale‘iwa Post Office. & fruits 677 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 705, Honolulu, HI 96813| office 808.695.2123 toll free 866.252.7270 | fax 808.695.2121 637-3138 • Canned beans Registered Representatives of Park Avenue Securities LLC (PAS) 7 Hanover Square, New York, NY, 10004. Securities Prefer to contribute financially? products and services are offered through PAS, a registered investment advisor and broker/dealer. Financial Representative, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America (Guardian), New York, NY. PAS is an indirect wholly Check can be made out to: No donation is too small. owned subsidiary of Guardian. Wealth Strategy Partners is not an affiliate or subsidiary of PAS or Guardian. PAS is a member FINRA, SIPC GEAR 2010-7106 Once A Month Church 501c3 non-profit P.O. Box 117, Hale‘iwa, HI 96712 Page 10 www.northshorenews.com August 24, 2011

Contingency Allowance. To promote the use of this Council Chair manual, it was indexed and made available elec- tronically to all Council staff. We created an index of all City Policy resolutions from 1959 to the pres- Ernie Martin ent for improved accessibility to the documents. Likewise, a Collection of Memorandums was com- Serving You in District 2 pleted in June 2011, representing a collection of all internal memos issued by Council Chairs between On the first of July, we turned the page on an- 1986 and 2011. It details various administrative di- other fiscal year at City Hall. As is the custom, this rectives and procedures that reflect existing legisla- has been an opportunity to highlight the progress tive operations and practices. Special measures were made in the past year. Having been Chair of the put in place to address security concerns and ensure Council for just a short time at the end of the fis- optimum employee safety and security. Work is also cal year, I want to acknowledge the leadership of progressing to secure funding for a joint Council- former Chair Nester Garcia and his staff for many Administration digital television broadcast opera- of the innovations that have improved the various tion that will give Council control over production functions of the City Council. These changes were and programming of Council proceedings and pro- made possible, in good measure, to an exemplary vide the public with full access to these programs. level of cooperation among our colleagues at City Scheduled for September 14, 2011 at the Hawaii Hall. There were significant changes to Council poli- Convention Center is the “Counties of Hawaii: Sis- cies and procedures such as the implementation of ter Cities Summit”. Bringing together all of the sis- guidelines for speakers invited to deliver the mes- ter cities/counties of Honolulu, Maui, Kauai and the sage of Aloha at Council meetings to ensure compli- Big Island, the featured event will be a joint sign- ance with the separation of church and state. ing ceremony of four new sister cities, one for each The Council’s Administrative Manual was up- county. Honolulu will sign a new agreement with dated, providing members and their staff useful Chengdu, Sichuan Province in China. The goal is to information about emergency procedures, com- create long-term economic benefits for Hawaii and mon work areas and electronic resources. Updates to tie it in to the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic included a section on the proper use of the Annual Cooperation summit in November. APEC is the larg- est and most important international forum in Asia and the Pacific region. The United States, along with 20 other members, meet once a year on a rotation basis. It will be another 21 years before APEC leaders meet again in the United States. I would like to acknowledge the contributions The Royal Hawaiian Band of many city employees toward these efforts and will be performing others. The Office of the City Clerk, the Office of Council Services and the Office of the City Auditor at the Waialua Bandstand provide excellent support services to the City Coun- Sunday, 4 September cil and ultimately to the public we are here to serve. 4:00 -5:00 p.m.

This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Waialua We Pay You Bandstand with help from community members and $100 businesses on the North Shore. CA$H & FREE Come enjoy the music with TOWING your family and friends. for unwanted vehicles (complete) www.waialuabandstand.com 636-7183 North Side Towing August 24, 2011 www.northshorenews.com Page 11

The Commission will accept comments and rec- Direct From ommendations which should be submitted in writ- ing. All testimony should be submitted to the Com- Donovan mission by September 16. You may submit testimo- ny at one of the hearings or to one of the following: State Senator email to [email protected] or fax 586- Donovan Dela Cruz 4105 or mail to Reapportionment Commission, 415 S. Beretania Street, Room 445, Honolulu, HI 96813. The State Reapportionment Commission is cur- If you have any questions, the phone number to call rently conducting meetings to determine how dis- is 586-4100. trict boundaries may need to be adjusted to meet The final reapportionment plan needs to be sub- target population numbers for each district. The leg- mitted to the Chief Elections Officer on September islative districts need to be as equal as possible with 26. The Chief Elections Officer has to publish the fi- no more than 10 percent deviation in population nal plans on October 10 and the final report needs to between the smallest and largest districts. Deviations be submitted to the State Legislature on Dec. 29. greater than 16 percent are considered unjustifiable. The proposal for my district is to reduce the dis- North Shore Ocean Quest continued from page 7 trict size, which is the largest in the state with 70,929, Ridge Souza, Michael Dubiel, Glenn Pang, Kenneth so that the district will only consist of Wahiawa and Terukina, Cathy Terukina, Bruddah Chris (Sponsors) a portion of Mililani Mauka. North Shore Lifeguard Association, ASP Hawaii, An initial draft reapportionment plan for public Aloha Surf Lifesaving, Quiksilver, Turtle Bay Re- review and comment was due on August 7. Public sort, Surf-N-Sea, Clark Little, Country Crue, Haleiwa hearings are scheduled throughout the island with Joe’s, Volcom, Wendell Toki, Camp Mokuleia, Xcel, the closest one for my district being on September Legacy Jewelry, Activate Drinks, Surf News Network, 8, 6:00 p.m., at the Mililani High School cafeteria. North Shore News, Reid Inouye, The Clock & Trophy There is also a hearing scheduled on September 7, Shop, Primo Beer, San Lorenzo Swimwear, Hilton 6:00 p.m., at the State Capitol Auditorium. For other Alves, Jack Johnson’s Kokua Foundation, Hawaiian hearing locations, please contact the Commission at Swell, Surftech, Guava Shop, Kimo Hollinger, Tim & the number below. Jennifer Warren, SUP Connect.com.

Oceanside Chapel Service at Turtle Bay Resort

Every Sunday at 9 a.m. in the beautiful oceanside wedding pavilion. The Salvation Army Family Store Hosted by Pastor Ron Valenciana - Wahiawa store only • Non-denominational 45 min. service All clothing 50% off • Traditional & Contemporary music every day and • 15 minute sermon • Free gift to all first-time visitors $.99 clothing specials • All are welcome! Free validated parking on Fridays For more information call Pastor Ron at 342-3969. open Mon-Sat 9am-6pm subject to change *When church is pau, For more information contact: enjoy dining at the Palm Terrace, Fred Deisser at 808-522-8425 Hang Ten Pool Bar, or Lei Leis. Located at 322 Sumner St., Honolulu 96797 Across from K-Mart in town Page 12 www.northshorenews.com August 24, 2011

OPERATION: BACKPACK 2011 Julia Fetzer & David Dawson Donations: Chris Gardner dba North Shore Triathlon Marianne Abrigo Properties Terry & Gloria Gerber Virginia Ann Abshier M.D. Sean Ginella A Charitable Foundation Peggy Golden Deborah Aldrich Robert & Carmella Golden Aloha Aina Foundation M. Goodwill Aloha General Store Danielle Gora D.G. Anderson Genie Gray Florence Andrade Haleiwa Art Gallery Peg Austin Haleiwa Family Dental Richard Baccigaluppi Haleiwa Main Street dba North Shore Albert & Judith Bader Chamber of Commerce Steven Bain Haleiwa Town Center Barnsfield Raging Isle Nyla & Kathryn Hallman BBC Enterprises dba Polynesian Treasures Robert & Virginia Hayes Birkram Yoga The Heiberts D.A. Bramlett Jeff Heinold The Brown Bottle Garth Henderson & Kathleen Sanders Heather Bullard Capt. Art Hicks Bill Cameron Carl & Erin Higgins Lisa Carley David & Gloria Holland Paul & Lesley Cravey Natividad & Michael Hopewell Celebrity Tuxedos Richard Husted Eugene & Susanne Chin Island X Jon Cisneros & Heather Oshea Tom Jacobs Dean & Tricia Coder Marc James Frances Corcoran Jack Johnson Audrey Corpuz The Johnson Revocable Trust Michael & Linda Costino Linda Jones Jimmy Creed Jr. James & Jillian Kalawa Deep Ecology Barry & Leslie Kanaiaupuni Raymond Dixon Kamehameha Schools Amber & Eric Doig Kawamata Bros Ron Ebright Pam & Evangeline Kilmer The Estates At Turtle Bay Paul Kinney The Feed Trough Arthur Kobayashi O.D. August 24, 2011 www.northshorenews.com Page 13

Kokua Hawaii Foundation Kolu Group Brian & Peachy Saito David & Katherine Lee Jean Saito Le Jardin School John & Kaitlin Salle Mardell Lindsay Kent & Joan Sather Catherine Lo Warren Scoville The Location Company R Shuck & M Jackson Earle & Mary-Anne Long Robert & Jo Jean Schieve Michael Lorne Skydiving School Lucky U Enterprises Pelham Shirland Kay Lum A.K. & S.P. Smith Kendra & Kenneth Martyn Bart Smith Caroline Matsuda Robert Snelling Kyle Matsuda Susan Stone Richard McCall Larry &b Lynn Strong Renee & Robert Miller Roger & Joanna Strout Kathy & Michael Mociun Florida Subia Ross & Marion Moody Sunset Beach Christian Church and Marc & Liana Munden School M.L. Nakagawa Surf n Sea Maureen & Dennis Nakashima Amy & Harry Tanoue William Nations Rodney Tanoue James Neary Natalia & Lloyd Theodore Jacob Ng Carmel & Daniel Tomlinson North Shore Natural Foods Turtle Bay Resort North Shore Therapeutic Massage Susan & Wilbur Ur North Shore TV Alexia Valenciana Doria & David Osborn Waialua Community Association Paalaa Kai Bakery Waialua Farmers Cooperative Kathleen & James Pahinui Waialua Hongwanji Dharma School Diane Parker Waialua Hongwanji Mission Pioneer Hi-Bred Scott Wallace Laurie & Trisha Ann Plemer Eunice Watanabe John & Nalani Mattox Primacio Marlu O. West Julius & Gail Quijano J.S. Weyhenmeyer & Heidi Brown Jeff Ramos Robert Wilhelm/Ayco Charitable Sherry Rickey Foundation Glynnis Rissmiller William & Diane Wilson Barbara Ritchie Nancy Yamauchi Gilbert & Elizabeth Riviere Dale Yoshizu Benjamin Robinson Crystal Young Saccoccio & Lopez Ali Zakeri St. Michael Church Page 14 www.northshorenews.com August 24, 2011

Aloha Waialua Ohana and Support- ers: Join Waialua High & Intermediate School Congratulations are in order: in celebrating 75 years of providing During the summer, the complex quality education for the schools, Waialua Intermediate and Waialua and Haleiwa communities. High School, Waialua Elementary, and Hale‘iwa Elementary learned September 29, 2011 that the schools met the bench- marks for Adequate Yearly Progress Homecoming Parade (AYP). Students and staff worked K Begins at Goodale and Waialua Beach Road at 4:30 p.m. Chicken Dinner very hard all year long to support K Dine‐in or take out available from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the school learning. Our schools could not cafeteria have accomplished this achieve- K $7.00 per dinner ticket ment without the support of par- Bonfire & Class Competition ents and community! K Meet the Varsity Football team and cheer on your favorite class at the Toshiyuki Nakasone Athletic Field beginning at 6:30 p.m. Waialua High and Intermediate also learned that the school received September 30, 2011 a 6 year accreditation term form the Alumni Reunion Western Association of Schools and K The Taste of Waialua & Haleiwa features edible favorites from the Colleges (WASC). Being accredited past and present while reconnecting with friends. Located in Waialua ensures that credits awarded to our High & Intermediate School’s Cafeteria from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. students will be approved by post Homecoming Football Game secondary institutions. K Cheer on our Varsity Football team as they take on the Nanakuli Hawks with kick off at 6 p.m.! Congratulations to Alyza Malu- Hall of Fame inductees! nao, a junior at WHIS, for her ac- Call Ryan Ishimoto ceptance to the 2011 American @ 637-8219. Public Transportation Association October 1, 2011 (APTA) Youth Summit to Advance Ho’olaulea Public Transportation: Generation K The grand finale of our anniversary celebration will be held at the Green on Board. The summit was Toshiyuki Nakasone Athletic Field from 12 noon to 8 p.m. and will held on June 26 to 30 on the cam- feature entertainment, food booths, games, prizes and bouncers. pus of Trinity Washington Univer- For more information, please log onto our website at sity in Washington D.C. Fifty stu- http://www.edline.net/pages/Waialua_High or contact us at (808) 637‐8200. dents were selected from across the country based on their essays that demonstrated their The theme for the 75th is: Honoring the Past, interest in public transportation and the environment. Celebrating the Present and Embracing the Future. Alyza was granted an all expenses paid trip to Wash- Culminating events include: Parade, Bonfire, and ington D.C. to attend the Youth Summit. Students in Chicken Dinner on September 29th; Alumni Reunion the Youth Summit met with leaders of Congress and and Homecoming Game on September 30th, and industry to discuss environmental issues. a Ho‘olaulea on October 1st. If you are interested in In July, the Robotics Team competed in an inter- learning more about the events, and would like to national robotics competition in Indiana. Students share memories and artifacts, please call Mr. Virgilio worked during the summer perfecting the robot, “driv- Basilio at 637-8200. ing” techniques, and game strategies. Their hard work Athletics: Busy schedules are ahead for our fall paid off as the team placed first in the competition for sport athletes – Football kicks off on August 20th @ the second year in a row. 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Local Corn 2 Sparkle Paper Towel Limit 6, While Supplies /$ Selected Varieties, 8 Roll $ 99 Last! No Rainchecks, 60’s 1 9 Hinode No. 1 Calrose Rice $ 99 20 lb. 10

Yoplait Greek Yogurt 4 Selected Varieties, 6 oz. /$5 choice Certifi ed Angus Beef® $ 99 Libby’s Corned Boneless Tri Tip 3per lb. Beef Hash $ 59 Roast or Steak 15 oz. 1 Fresh Baked $ 29 French Bread 2 each

Blue Bunny 2 Extra Large Shrimp, Ice Cream /$ 50 26/30 ct. $ 99 Selected Varieties, 56 oz. 8 Previously Frozen per lb. 20 Piece 5 Fried Chicken $ 99 10 Drumsticks and 14 each 10 Thighs

Coca-Cola Fritos, Cheetos 4 or Funyuns Selected Varieties, 2 Ltr., /$ $ 29 Corona, Grolsch, Must Buy 4 Selected Varieties, 2 Primo or St. Pauli $ 88 4 7.75–10.5 oz. 12 Pk. Bottles 12

thursday Grilled Steak LUNCH

INCLUDES: 7–8 oz. Steak $ 99 Rice • Tossed Salad • Drink 6 Limit fi ve units (mix/match) per purchase, unless otherwise specifi ed. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. Prices plus applicable state tax. Hawaii EBT cards welcomed.