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Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs

29th Annual ConventionNovember 1.6-1.9, 1.988

Keauhou, Hawaii

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We dedicate the 29th AnnualHawaiian Civic Club Convention to

Benson Waldron Kealaokamalamalama Lee, Sr.April 4, 1940 - January 19, 1988

Ho'olehua, Moloka'i - Honolulu, Hawaii

"Verily, verily, I say unto you, I give unto you to be the light of this people. A city that is set On a hill cannotbe hid.Behold, do men light a candle and put it undera bushel? Nay, but on a candlestick, and it giveth light to all that are in the house;Therefore let your light so shine before this people, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in heaven."

III Nephi 12:14-16

Mahalo to all of you for yourLove, Prayers & Support.

The Family ofBenson Waldron Kealaokamalamalama Lee, Sr.

acknowledges with deep appreciationyour kind expression of sympathy.

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Aloha nui kakou!

May I send aloha to all of you at this XXIX AnnualConvention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs in Keauhou,Kona, Hawaii. This is a special place to me, where my kupunalived and worked, and where the next generation continues to doso. It is an ahupuaa where my father, aunt and uncle showed methe secret, fun places of their youth before developme~t came, soit is homecoming in many ways, and I truly welcome you.

"E paepae iluna loa ika malamalama - Hold high the lightof knowledge" is an appropriate them~ for this convention~ and afitting tribute to our late Association President, Benson W. K.Lee. The pursuit of knowledge and education for all Hawaiians wasan essential belief to Benson, and encouraging the Association tocontinue the support of educational excellence was his legacy tous ~hat we accept with gratitude. Join me as we dedicate thisconvention to his memory.

It's important to say thank you to the Officers andmembers of the clubs for their diligence and ability to carryonthe business of the Association despite the sudden loss of ourPresident in January. I believe it is a sign of a mature andwell established organization that we are to be able to recoverfrom trauma and continue to do what must be done.

For me, it has been ten months of exacting tests,culminating over the next few days in what 'could be significantchanges to our Constitution and HACPAC. But change need notbe threatening, and I urge you to participate in the scrutiny ofour constitution as a positive and educational experience torefine and improve the document that governs our organization

Repeatedly, over the past ten months, the message thathas come through very clearly to me is that Civic Club members arededicated to the goals and purposes of their clubs and theAssociation. It makes me proud to see how much we all believe inthis organization and its tremendous track record of attempting toimprove the Hawaiian condition.

However, neither are we content to cruise on ourpast achievements at a time when exciting events are taking shapein health and social issues, education, land and politics. Iventure to say, that if things are happening to~ Hawaiians, CivicClubs will be involved.

Finally, I salute those Visionaries who prepared thefoundation for Civic Clubs - to the Kupuna who worked long andhard with a singleminded belief in themselves as Hawaiians whowanted to share and help other Hawaiians - we owe you our eternalgratitude.

As you taught us, so will we

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EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS

HONOLULU

JOHN WAIHEE

GOVERNOR

MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR JOHN WAIHEE

It gives me great pleasure to extend my greetings and best wishes to thedelegates to the 29th Annual Hawaiian Civic Club Convention, meeting at theKona Surf Hotel November 14 through 19, 1988.

The Hawaiian Civic Clubs, with their rich history .of involvement withthe affairs of the indigeneous people of the islands, are at the core of theHawaiian cultural reanaissance which marks contemporary events.

Their unity of purpose, combined with a grass roots grasp of theproblems of the Hawaiian community, have made them an eloquent voice forthe original people of the islands.

I commend the Hawaiian Civic Clubs for their steadfastness, deepcommitment to the Hawaiian people and practical application of insightfulsolutions to complex problems and wish the delegates a most rewarding andfulfilling convention.

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JOHN WAIHEE

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Office of the MayorDante K. Carpenter

Mayor

MAYOR'S MESSAGE

On behalf of the people of the Big Island of Hawaii-r-l'The Cradle ofHawaiian Civilization"-it is my distinct pleasure to welcome you on theoccasion of your 29th Annual Convention.

I would especially like to welcome those of you from the NeighborIslands. I hope you will all find time during the next few days to experiencesome of the things that make this community a very special place to live andvisit.

Quite clearly, there are significant changes ahead-both seriouschallenges and exciting opportunities. As heirs and heiresses of a rich andproud heritage, let us recognize these changes can be influenced by ourattitudes, actions and involvement in the decision-making process. Let us workto support those who are willing to give as well as receive; those who respectour culture, environment and lifestyle; and those who understand the promiseof Hawaii, above all, must benefit the people of Hawaii.

For your individual and collective contributions towards this effort andthe enhancement of the Hawaiian tradition, I offer my sincere appreciationand best wishes for an enjoyable and productive convention.

Me KeAloha Pumehana,

!_~~Dante - • CarpentMayor, County of awaii -

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Association of HawaiianCivic Club Executive Board

President Jalna Keala1st Vice President Toni Lee2nd Vice President Kina'u Kamali'iRecording Secretary Candice HurleyCorresponding Secretary Lily PaTreasurer Betty Lou Stroup

Congratulations,From

FRANKDELUZ

Best Wishes to theAssociation of

Hawaiian Civic Club29th Annual Convention

Lorraine R. Jitchaku-inouyeCouncilwoman

Working For A Better FutureP,ld lor by F,'-nd, of LOIT3ine R. Jilc:h,ku·lnouy., Bill Bartlow. Tr...ur.(

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President Emeritus Dr. George MillsOahu Dist. Coun. Director Mrs. Dawn Farm-RamseyOahu Council President : Mrs. Lila MedeirosEducational Community Chairman Dexter SoaresHawaii Dist. Coun. President Ann NathanielKauai Dist. Coun. President Fred Conant

From oneKamaainaOrganizationto another ...

Congratulationson yourConvention!

May it beSuccessful!

HAWAIIJ~MorORSKO"lA I Kuakini H,,). at Kaiwi ~•••"~ HIU): Kilauea Ave.

Telephone: 329-2987l~ Telephone: 961-5222

HUI 0 HAWAII 0 UTAHHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAHAHAHUIKALAKAUA

HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBSAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA CHARTER DATE:

SONG:COLORS:FLOWERS:

November 1986Ku'u HoaTurouoise and WhitePikake

CLUB OFFICERSKuhina Nui Mayday CardKuhina Kuakahi Ellison GarlasaKakau 'Olelo Ho'opaa Gale KondoKakau 'Olelo Ho'opaa Palapala .......•.......... Doris KukuaPu'uku Richard TavaresKumu Mo'olelo Byron BaderAdvisory Board Honey Barnes

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Hosted a dinner in March 1988 honoring Charlie Wedemeyer who suffers from a paralyzing disease.Fundraisers include the Fourth of July Food Booth in Corte Madera, CA;garage sale (2 days) in San Francisco, CA and sale of our owncookbooks.Cultural activities included an updateon the return of Hokulea by ByronBader, ti leaf lei making demonstration by Grace Choi and Ingrid Garlasa, laulau picnic in Pacifica CA, Hawaiiana program by Mrs. VioletHughes at Lakeland Village, Lake Tahoe,CA and donations of food tothe needy at Christmas time.Awarded scholarships of $750 each to 3 deserving collegestudents.

CHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:MOTTO:ORGANIZED:

February 5, 1975KalakauaKalakaua Blue and WhiteKeola He Lahui HawaiiJune 9,1973

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Maurice Keola OhumukiniFirst Vice President :' Marci StroudSecond Vice President Major RaymondTreasurer Haunani HowellSergeant-At-Arms Ezekiel KamaiBoard of Directors Ellen Selu, Chairman

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:May Day Luau - April 29, 1989, Aloha Festival - November 3,4,1989.

AINAHAU 0 KALEPONIHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

AHAHUI 0' LlLI'UOKALANIHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

OF SOUTHERN, CALIFORNIA

CHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:MOTTO:

November 12, 1988AinahauPeacock blue, white, sea foam greenE Malama la Na Pono 0 Ka Aina E Na Opio(The Culture of the Land is Preserved in its Youth)

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Eunice Abreu GomesFirst Vice President Stephanie YimSecond Vice President David KekunaRecording Secretary Lei JensenCorresponding Secretary Dale KekunaTreasurer ... ,............................ Mahealani MaciasChoral Director Dallas Mossman VogelerDirectors: Jerry Krupp, Sue Turco, Betty Weaver,

Gwen Cugal, Mary Pelayo, Brucie Berard

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:During 1988 we participated in the following activities: Held weeklyworkshops in lauhalamaking, feather leis, Hawaiian language andmusic. Sang for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Day Service inMay. Participated in the festivities honoring Queen Lili'uokalani'sBirthday in Hawaii. Sponsored a contestant for the Miss Hawaii ofCalifornia Beauty Contest in October. Held two bingo nights and a portuguese sausage sale as fund raisers. Participated in the Hoolaulea,San Fernando Valley, with a shaved ice booth. Participated in theHoolaulea, Alondra Park, under the sponsorship of the Hawaiian Interclub Council, with a food booth and boutique and lei stand. Gavelessons in lei making. Held a Royal Ball in September commemoratingQueen Lili'uokalani's Birthday. Presented $3000 in scholarships tothree students of Hawaiian ancestry at this event.

CHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:FLOWER:MOTTO:

February 4, 1977Lei No Kamaka EhaBlack & YellowCrown FlowerOnipa'a

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CLUB OFFICERSPelekikena Victor Kaiwi PangHope Pelekikena Ekahi Albert YeeHope Pelekikena Elua Jane Kaala PangPu'uku Simon FahilgaKakau Olelo Hoopaa Gerri FreemanKakau Olelo Hooholo Glora Lahaina BurbankPapa Hoolo Carl Bode, Kealoha Bode, Kuukei Fahilga,

Joan Johnson, Chuck Mitchell, Ernest UntenChaplain Mary Ann Kauluwehi KalamaImmediate Past President Jackie JuddChoral Director Jay Mannion

'"ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Our membership has increased by 10% with participation at membership meetings, workshops and activities up by 20 - 40%; cofounder of Western Regional Council of Hawaiian Civic Clubs; guestfaculty and co-sponsors of na mea Hawaii programs at the BowersMuseum, Santa Ana, California, IIdywild School of Music and the Arts,Los Angeles School District "Arts in Education", University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), with focus on Hawaiian quilting, na pa'aniHltwaii, music and dance, arts and crafts; guest performers at lauus forLei Hulu and Friends of lolani Palace,senior citizen groups and nursinghome, Orange County's centennial celebration, community festival,Westminister Courts; complete sell out at lau lau funding project,Hoolaule'a '88 (food, game and boutique), Aha'aina '88 scholarshipevent and "Stew Rice" theatre production projects permitting the continuation of our annual scholarship awards of $7000.00 for vocational!undergraduate/graduate students and the Kamehameha SchoolsExploration program (3 students); publication and sales of "E Kuiki KaKou" Hawaiian quilt book and cards.

Joe's VillagePlants, Flowers & Gifts

"Flowers for all Occasions"

The Shop with the personal touch.Located in Kainaliu, Kona

P.o. Box 361 • Capt. Cook, HI 96704

Phone: 322-9577Visa & Master Charge accepted

IRMA323-33.08

QUeEN EMMAHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

PEARL CITY, HAWAII

Bouquets, Leis, Lauhala Hats, Maile SONG:COLORS:FLOWERS:CLUB MOTTO:

KaleleonalaniRoyal Blue & WhitePikakeKulia I Ka Nu'u

HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBOF WAIMANALO

WAIMANALO, HAWAII

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Participated in fundraising food booth at Waimanalo Community Carnival; six students awarded scholarship funds. Participated in Hoolakogathering held at Aloha Stadium. Presented ho'okupu at Mauna Ala atPrince Kuhio memorial services in Nuuanu. Attended Council meetingsand annual State Assn. Convention.

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Kuulei AilaVice President Joan ConantRecording Secretary MaryAnn CrowellCorresponding Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matilda AlveyTreasurer Josephine MillerHistorian Leiana WoodsideDirectors Matilda Ichimura, Agnes Wright,

Nalaulani Conant, MaryHelen Keolaha

CHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:FLOWERS:MOTTO:

August 1966"Kalanianaole"Turquoise and/or BeigePalapalaiLokahi

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CLUB OFFICERSPresident L. Piikea TomczykVice President Shirley K. KamakelePresident Emeritus Elaine MullaneyPast President Betty OgataRecording Secretary Rawleen FisherCorresponding Secretary Elouise FrankTreasurer Charlotte CathcartSeargeant-At-Arms DottieBelzChaplain Annie KiniChoral Director Debbie KelseyHistorian Flora OandasanDirectors Gerry Alama, Peggy Arclero, Nona Frank,

Ellen Kalahele, Audrey Moon, Flora Oandasan, Edith Rahe

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:The year after Ho'olako has not been an idle one. As soon as we gotback we had the Mayor's Craft Fair (11/21), installation of officers inDecember with our annual Christmas Bash. Sports committee wasvery busy with first Sports Fest which included softball, volleyball, basketball, and relays. Ourfirst Bowling Tournament also turned out to be ahugh success. Other activities included: Mayor's Graffiti Fighters,monthly olelo (language), monthly programs with topics from astrology, astronomy, historyof electricity in Hawaii to Women in the Making,hawaiian foods and even discussed an African safari, weekly choralpractices and performances, informative newsletter, sponsoredthree explorations, eight scholarships including three college, conducted year round fund raising for scholarships, sponsored a participant inthe C & C Lei Queen contest, helped American Cancer Society withAloha Fun Run, participated in OC Ho'ike'ike and weekly bowling onceagain capturing first place and a plaque, monthly visitation at LunaliloHome including a special Christmas program with gifts for all patients,started work on our heiau, worked the State Farm Fair and State Fair,hula classes, sold Aloha Week Ribbons and participated in KDEOradio's CCA program, attended all AU'i Sunday and Mauna Alafunctions with ho'okupu, worked at Ala Moana Shopping Center formiscellaneous projects, crafts demonstrations all year round and muchmore. Congratulations to Ka Wai Ola 0 Oha fortheir support 0 four civicclubs by helping to spread the news and we at Queen Emma HCC wishall another great convention in Kona.

KAUAI HAWAIIANCIVIC CLUBLIHUE, HAWAII

KAUMUALIIHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

ELEELE, HAWAIICHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:FLOWER:MOTTO:

April 16, 1966Nani Wale LihuePurple and WhiteMokihanaKauai, Hemolele I Ka Malie!

CHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:FLOWER:

February 7, 1969"Kaumualii",Red and GoldMaile LauLiiLii

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Gabriel IVice President Mrs. Mary AhanaSecretary John lIalaole, Sr.Treasurer John lIalaole, Sr.Directors Hartwell Blake, Kalani Flores" Mrs. LeocadiaMiyajima

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Lionel KaohiVice President .. ,...................... George Arthur KruseSecretary Lydia KaohiTreasurer Lena MendoncaBoard Members George Mundon, Jennie Keuma,

Mileka Carroll, Florence Kajiwara, Penny Anakalea

HANALEI HAWAIIANCIVIC CLUB

HANALEI, KAUAI1969Hanohano HanaleiPuaOlenaKaulana A 0 Hanalei


ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Hawaiian Crafts Demo at Hotels, Prince Kuhio Celebration, Dr. MillsScholarship, Sponsor 6 scholars total $4,500. Sponsor 4 students toKamehameha Schools Exploration Program and 3 students to theKamehameha Schools Summber Enrichment Program. Held annualscholarship potluck, King Kaumualii Day Services, participated in KingKamehameha celebrations, participated in the exchanging of Cultureswith boys of St. Peters University from New Zealand, participated in theGovernors Clean-up day, Sponsored a Bazaar, participated in thedecoration of Queen Liliuokalani's statue, participated in the Lauhalaweaving convention held here on Kauai, will be participating in theKokee Museums Pre-Aloha Week Program, Na Himeni of Hawaii, andTrees of Hope.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Participated in the Twenty-Eighth Annual Convention held Nov. 11 -14,1987 in Las Vegas, Nevada. It was an exciting experience for some ofour members being their first trip. The Convention spirit was veryevident among the attendants. The program was well organized. Theguest speaker, Gladys Ainoa Brandt delivered a stirring messageaddressed especially to all of the members of the Assoc. of HawaiianCivic Clubs to extend our mental views, opinions and judgementtoward the future. Benson Lee, presiding officer of the conventionexcecuted his position in a very highly impressive manner. Many of usin the audience felt that this was his best "Showmanship". The news ofhis passing was a sudden disturbance to our minds and emotions. Indeep reverence, we humbly express our deepest condolences andAloha to All of his beloved Ohana. Again, we sponsored 2 students(Kaina Kealoha & Ipo Kapule) to the 1988 Kamehameha Schools Summer Exploration Program. On Friday, August 26, 1988, an Ohana0 NaKamali'li, sixteen in total at the Wilcox Elementary School cafeteria. NaKamali'o demonstrated some of the new experiences learned duringtheir week away from home. It was great to see the children exhibit ananimating effect of their feelings and personality. On Saturday, March26, 1988, at 2:00 p.m., the Royal Order of Kamahemeha I,Chapter No.3, "Kaumuali'i" and its Women's Auxiliary sponsored a Memorial Service honoring Prince Johan Kuhio Kalanianaole, in Koloa, KuhioMemorial Park. He was the last of Hawaii's great AIi'L His accomplishments were many. Also, he organized the Hawaiian Civic Clubsand the Royal Orderof Kamehameha as vehicles to perpetuate the culture, language, and music of the Hawaiian people. A presentation ofHonorary Membership to MayorTony A. Kunimura was the highlight ofthe day. The presentation was made by Ali'i Aimoku 0 Kaumuali'iJames K.A. Burgess and Ali'i Nui Clifford F.K. Anderson. Now, we turnour sights to the Twenty-Nineth Annual Convention of the Associationof Hawaiian Civic Clubs scheduled for Nov. 16 - 19, 1988 in Kona,Hawaii.

Division ofWest Hawaii Industries, Ltd.

Post Office Box 1390Kailua-Kana, Hawaii 96745·1390(808) 329-3561

Carl L. SImonsPresident

CLUB OFFICERS ..President Fred B. Conant, Jr.Vice President Charles KimSecretary Annie HashimotoTreasurer ................•................. Keikilani HaradaDirectors . . . . . . . . . Peter Piilani, Valerie Yokotake, Wayne Harada

Joseph Haumea, Howard Yokotake, Eleanor Haumea

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Club sponsored four 5th graders to th Kamehameha Schools' SummerExplorations '88. Three college grants were given at $300 each. $600was given to the Dr. GEORGE MILLS SCHOLARSHIP FUND and $100to the KALAKAUA STATUE FUND in Hilo. $100 was spentto buy fruitsand candy for Christmas programs at Hanalei School, Hanalei AlohaPre-School and Menehune Montessori Pre-School. Club membersparticipated in the annual Prince Kuhio Memorial Service at Kuhio Parksponsored by the Kamehameha Lodge and the annual King Kaumuali'iMemorial Service in Waimea sponsored by the Kaumuali'i HawaiianCivic Club.

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CLUB OFFICERSPresident Sherry EvansVice President Laelia KamaunuSecretary Maile DanuserTreasurer Agnes ChoySergeant-At-Arms Leilani Pinto

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Scholarship Fashion Show Luncheon at Turtle Bay Hilton. ChairedOahu Councils Haikeike '88 at Bishop Museum. Participated inWaimea Falls Park Makahiki.Gave Floral Lei Glasses to Community.

MANAGO HOTEL&

RESTAURANTA True Kama'aina* Hotel Since 1917

(Hawaiian for "Old Timer")

FAMILY STYLE DINING

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner DailyCatering

323-2624

SONG:COLORS:FLOWER:MOTTO:

KOOLAULOA "HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

LAIE, HAWAII

KoolauloaGreen & YellowHalaUa Mau Ke Eia 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono

•PEARL HARBOR

HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBAIEA, HAWAII

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Aloha from the "Powerhouse" Hui. This year Pearl Harbor HawaiianCivic Club members, contributed to the success and achievements ofthe Club by attending monthly meetings, Oahu Council Mtgs.,Association Mtgs., HACPACevents, as well as bowling on the AOHCCLeague. Members have participated in Alii Sundays, Mauna Ala Commemorations, Kuhio Celebrations and other community and civicevents.They also took part in Scholarship fundraisers, Choral activities,Na Mea Hawaii Craft Classes, Excursions, and Displays. Current membership is 173 and there are more to be initiated at the November meeting. Greetings to all the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs and theirmembers, and Mahalo to the hosts, - Hawaii Council of HawaiianCivic Clubs!

CLUB OFFICERSPresident John Kamalani1st Vice President Shirley Kala Holden2nd Vice President Beatrice RosaTreasurer Patrick SniffenRecording Secretary Antoinette LeeCorrespondence Secretary Maile PuahalaChaplain ~•............................ Lila MedeirosHistorian Helen ChamizoSergeant-At-Arms Joseph NaehuImmediate Past President Peter ChingDirectors Lslala Crarvalho, Leialoha Enos, Ella Howard,Sam Keliiaa, Clarence Kelley, Jean Ponteras, Anna Wahinehookae

P.O. Box 726Kealakekua-Kana, Hawaii 96750

Phone: (808) 322-9140

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April 16, 1964Uluwehi O'KaalaRed & WhiteAloalo (Hibiscus)E Paepae I Luna Loa I Ka Malamalama(Hold High the Light of Knowledge)

PRINCE KUHIOHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

HONOLULU HAWAII

June 17, 1964WaialaePurple & WhitePurple & White VioletsKa Lani Ana Ole (Heaven of Boundless Limits)

PRINCESS KA'IULANIHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

HONOLULU, HAWAII

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Participated in annual Ho'ike'ike at Bishop Museum Family SUnday.Held scholarship fundraisers at Aloha Stadium FleaMarket. Involved inactivity projects to sell at convention for scholarship fund. Sponsored lahanau program for Princess Ka'iulani at Mauna 'Ala chapel.

CLUB OFFICERSPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kenneth S. (Kenny) HainaVice President Carol M. AnzaiSecretary , , Mahina PerreiraTreasurer Gladys E. RodenhurstChaplain Dorothy GillettSergeant-At-Arms Mary Kuulei HainaDirectors Luana S. Beck, Maryann Freudenberg,

Candice C. Hurley

February 3, 1978Ka'iulani Ali'jRed, Black and WhitePikakeKulia i ka Lokahi


CHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:FLOWER:MOTTO:CLUB OFFICERS

President Kina'u Boyd Kamali'i .First Vice President Gladys BrandtSecond Vice President Joshua AkanaRecording Secretary Lydia LakeCorresponding Secretary Janice AkanaTreasurer Raymond Jell.ingsSergeant-At-Arms Nona Wilson, Linda DelaneyHistorian Edna BekeartDirectors ~ Michael Chun, Betty Lou Stroup,

Lillian Kruse, Herminia RossACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Held Annual Installation Dinner, Attended Ali'i Sunday services atKawaiha'o Church, Officers participated at Kawaiha'o Church Ali'jSunday for Prince Kuhio, Officer participated Mauna Ala service forAIi'i, EveryThanksgiving Choral Group & Members entertain KupunaatLunalilo Home, Participated in O'ahu Council Ho'ike'ike at BishopMuseum, Attended District council meetings, Sponsored very successful GolfTournament 2nd Annual for Scholarship fund, Special dinner meeting for scholarship recipients at Wo Fat, Awarded 19 1,000scholarships to Native Hawai'ian studies retention program at the UHHeld annual Kini Poi at home of Herbert Wilson in Kaaawa to discus~resolutions &convention business. Held monthly Board of Directorsmeetings & memberhsip meetings with resource speakers all dinnermeetings. Choral group sang and Members attended LiliuokalaniChurch in Haleiwa in remembrance of the Queen in September, ClubMembers attended and testified at the Legislature for Hawai'iancauses, Prince Kuhio Day at Mauna Ala and the FederalBUilding, HadScholarship Fundraiser for Shriners, a Fashion Show at the RoyalHawai'an, Choral group participated atthe Queen Liliuokalani Birthdaycelebration at St. Andrews Cathedral.

Otaka, Inc. dba

KONA SURF RESORT& COUNTRY CLUB

A~ ~he proud host of the 29th Annual Association of HawaiianC1.V1.C Clubs, we welcome you to the Big Island of Hawaii andwish you a pleasant and successful conference

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WAIALUAHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

HALEIWA, HAWAII

CLUB OFFICERSPresident ; Darryl AiwohiVice President Levi KauwaluSecretary Dorothy AwaiTreasurer Margaret Lei AiSergeant-At~Arms George AiHistorian Vicki AiwohiDirectors Joseph Leong, Rachel Machado,

Violet Gilman, Tomi Chong

ACIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:The Waialua Hawaiian Civic Club celebrated its 54th Anniversary byhosting a club Installation/Aniversary Dinner at Turtle Bay Hilton atKahuku, Oahu. Scholarships were awarded at the Annual GraduatesSocial for 1988 graduates of Hawaiian Ancestry (approx. $3,000 and a$50 savings bond to the Good Citizenship Awards). Club Activities:Ho'olokahi Celebration at Aloha Stadium, food preparation atKamehameha Schools for Ho'okahi, Oahu District Councils Ho'ike'ikeat Bishop Museum, Ahi SundayServices at Kawaiaha'o Church, HACPAC Lei Hulu Mamo Awards Dinner, HACPAC Legislature Reception,Oahu Council's meetings. Also, proviced entertainment to theresidents of Crawford Home during 4th of July and Christmas. Sponsored one child to attend the Kamehameha Schools Exploration Program during the summer. Annually, Waialua hosts a White Christmasgathering for the 'opio of Waialua with games and caroling. Membersdistribute goody bags and White Christmas boxes of staples and fooditems to needy families. Club members provide CommunityChristmas Caroling.

"CONGRADULATIONSAND BEST WISHES

FOR A SUCCESSFULCONVENTION"

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ya~!!m~!t2·.Cominittee to Elect Stephen K. Yamashiro. P. 0. Box 626. Hilo, Hawaii 96721-0626


April 16, 1966Kaulana WaialuaYellow and GreenKukunaokala"Hanalike Me Ka Lokahi"

HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBOF WAHIAWA

WAHIAWA, HAWAII

KOOLAUPOKOHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

KANEOHE, HAWAII

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Lurline LeeVice President Adeline TravisSecretaryffreasurer Barbara PuaaSergeant-At-Arms ; George AiChaplain .....................•............. Hiram DiamondScholarship Chairman Marie Ruane

CLUB OFFICERSPresident ~ Alice K. SmithFirst Vice President ' '.' Anna KeeneRecording Secretary Thelma BlackCorrespondence Secretary Rena KanealiiTreasurer , Jeanette PangHistorian Beatrice MatsumotoDirectors Aloha Awaa,

Gladys Padeken

CHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:FLOWER:MOTTO:ORGANIZED:

April 16, 1966Pa'ahanaGreen & WhiteGardeniaE Ho'o Hana Like A'e AnaNov. 10, 1960


August 10, 1937Kuuhome A i KanehoeRed and GoldMarigoldUa mau ke ea 0 ka aina i ka pono

ACIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Awarded five scholarships to part Hawaiian students attendingcolleges in Hawaii and on the mainland. Sold Hawaiian Calendars.

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ACIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Participate in annual Christmas Parade in Kanehoe, Helped the AlohaWeek Pa'u Queen & Marshall & family in their Lei's & float for theparade.

TENTATIVE CONVENTION AGENDA

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 19888:00 AM Steno Pool Convention Center9:00 AM Constitutional Convention King Kamehameha Ball Room8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Registration, lobby area BobbeEl Mills (Koolauloa HCC)

FREE EVENING

THURSDAY,NOVEMBER17,1988

TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL CONVENTIONKONA SURF HOTEL, KONA, HAWAIINovember 16, 17, 18, 19,20,1988

Ballot Boxes OpenRegistration, Convention Center Bobbee MillsHo'omau i Ka Hana Lima No'eau A Na Hawaii Display Sat. Morning OnlyMele Evaluation Meeting (No Host)General Session Convenes .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Ballroom

Awards Sherry Evans (Kooalauloa HCC)Outstanding Hawaiian • Outstanding Non-Hawaiian • Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Member

Final Report, Credentials Committee Bobbee MillsCommittee Reports

Presidents Jalna KealaBudget & Finance .........................•................................. Irma FardenConstitution & By-Laws Linda DelaneyHistoric Sites Gard KealohaNa Mea Hawaii Betty JenkinsEducation Dexter SoaresLegislative Piilani DeshaPublic Relations Peter ChingResolutions Tomi ChongHealth & Human Services Anna CariagaHACPAC Fred Cachola (Waianae HCC)

Unfinished BusinessNew Business

CONVENTION ADMINISTRATOR Toni Lee (Pearl Harbor HCC)Presentation of 1989 Convention

Ho'omau i Ka hana Lima No'eau A Na Hawai'i Award ....•..... ~ Lei Kamaunu (Koolauloa HCC)Prince Kuhio Award, Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Gigi Kawelo (Waianae HCC)AnnouncementsInstallation of New Officers (Judge Brown)Benediction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Moses KealelOla KakouNa Hawai'iHawaii Aloha ' Choral Director of Mele WinnerRetirement of Colors JROTC - Dept. Konaweana High School • Instructor Robert CareuthersAdjourment ~HACPAC MeetingNo Host CocktailsAha Aina Kahea Beckley (Kona HCC)

Welcome Address Dante CarpenterTemporary Report, Rules Committee George MillsPreliminary Report, Credentials Committee Bobbee MillsGuest Speaker Senator Daniel Inouye

Adoption of Permanent Rules George MillsAdoption of Minutes, 27th Annual Convention (Circulated)

Treasurers Report Betty Lou Stroup (Prince Kuhio HCC) (Circulated)Con-Con Report Linda Delaney (Prince Kuhio HCC)Resolutions Committee Report Tomi Chong (Waialua HCC)Nominations Committee Report Lila Medeiros (Pearl Harbor HCC)Announcement of Committee Meeting LocationsRecessNo Host LunchCommittee Meetings

Presidents Jalna Keala (Alii Pauahi HCC)Budget &Finance Irma Farden (HCC of Honolulu)Constitution & By Laws Linda Delaney (Prince Kuhio HCC)Historic Sites Gard Kealoha (HCC of Honolulu)Na Mea Hawaii Betty Jenkins (AliTPauahi HCC)Education Dexter Soares (Kalihi Palama HCC)Legislative Piilani Desha (Prince Kuhle HCC)Public Relations Peter Ching (Pearl Harbor HCC)Resolutions Peter Ching (Pearl Harbor HCC)Health & Human Services .......•............................... Anna Cariaga (HCC of Kau)

Ballot Boxes OpenAha Mele, Ballroom NolaNahulu (PearlHarbor HCC)

11:30 AM

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1988

10:45 AM

12:30 PM1:30 PM5:30 -6:30 PM6:30 PM

11:15

9:00AM9:15AM9:25AM9:35 - 10:10 AM10:10AM10:25 AM10:40 AM10:50 AM11:20AM11:30 AM11:45AM12:00 PM12:00 PM1:30 PM - 4:30 PM

7:30 - 8:30 AM7:30 - 8:00 AM8:00 AM - 12:00 PM8:00AM8:30AM

4:00 PM - 6:30 PM8:00 PM - 11:00 PM

9:20AM9:30AM

Steno Pool Covention CenterHistoric Sites Tour , Lloyd Soehren (Kona HCC)Registration, lobby area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bobbee Mills Pre-Function AreaConstitutional Convention ReconvenesRecreational Activities

Golf Aloha Tanimoto (Waimea HCC)Bowling , Sweetie Maikui (Laupahoehoe HCC)Cribbage : : Walter Victor (Laupahoehoe HCC)Kanone Rose Fujimori (Kona HCC)Hawaiian Games Elaine Mullaney (Queen EmmaHCC)

(1) Hu (2) Pala 'ie (3) 'Ulu Maika (4) Moa Pahe'eTurn in Leis for Lei Competition Jeanette Howard (Kau HCC)Rules Committee Meeting DR George H. Mills (Koolauloa HCC)Association Board of Directors Meeting Jalna Keala, President (Iii Pauahi HCC)

King Kamehameha BallroomFun Fest

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

5:30PM

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 19888:00 AM - Noon Registration, Lobby Area Bobby Mills Pre-Function Area8:00 AM Steno Pool, Convention Center'8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Ho'omau i Ka Hana Lima No'eau A Na Hawaii Display King Kamehameha Ball Room8:00 AM Pre Convention Presentation Betty Jenkins (Alii Pauahi HCC)8:15 AM Opening Ceremonies Eva Lani Kalima's • Iko Nani'e Hale 0' Kalima Nane'e8:30 AM General Session Convenes Ballroom

Presentation of Colors by JROTC - Konawaena High School Dept.Hawai'i Ponoi • Star Spangled Banner • Singing of Alu LikeInvocation Moses Keale (HCC of Hanalei)Call to Order President Jalna Keala (Alii Pauahi HCC)Introduction of Board of DirectorsIntroduction of Parlimentarian Arthur Hoke (HCC of Ka'u)Introduction of Sergeant-At-Arms Dennis Sai (Prince Kuhio HCC)

2:00PM3:30PM5:00

8:00AM9:00AM9:00 AM • 5:00 PM9:00AM -9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20,19888:00 AM Non Denominational Church Service Rev Leon Sterling

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NANAIKAPONOHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

NANAKULI, HAWAII

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Doreen K. LindseyFirst Vice President Kauila ClarkSecond Vice President Sarah KawailimaCorresponding Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Charles LeeRecording Secretary Mauwaala ChillingworthTreasurer Tasha LindseyPresident Emeritus Caesar Paislton, IIIDirectors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lydia Maioho, Charles Lindsey,

Joseph Kahaulelio, Charlotte Lee, Genny Shito,Joseph Kekawa, Kamaki Kanahele

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Combines Installation & Christmas Party, Participated in 1988Hoolokahi 122 Strong at Aloha Stadium, Alii Sundays, Attended services & presented Hookupu honoring Alii at the Royal Chapel at theRoyal Mausoleum at Maunaala, Participated in Hoikeike '88 at BishopMuseum with Food booths also Arts &Crafts Booth &Feather Exhibit,Observed 40th Club Anniversary May 12, Held Annual ScholarshipKuau, presented awards to 5 deserving applicants totalling $2,000.00.Did various fund raisers to supplement individual convention expenses,Participates in CAHU Council Bowling League, Support sister clubfundraisers activities, Sustain & Support goals of Association ofHCC.

December 8, 1973Pauahi 0 KalaniKeoKeoKukui - Pua & Lei KukuiKa Ikaika 0 Ka Mana'o Arne Ke Kimo(Strong in mind and body)

April 16, 1966Wai'anae, (by Abigail Piilaau & Rachel Kaleiwahea)

llimaUa Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina Ika Pono


CLUB OFFICERSPresident Annell AmaralVice President Frank DowerSecretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Puaala McElhaneyTreasurer Harriet O'Sullivan

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Members attended numerous Alii Sunday services at KawaihaoChurch & various servi~esat MaunaAla, Participated in the Hoike'ike atthe Bishop Museum selling the Kupuna tapes and kukui nut articles aswell as directing the Celebrity Lunch Auction for the Association. Wehosted a luncheon forthe Kupuna Conference sponsored by the Officeof Hawaiian Affairs. The Ku'kahi was held at the Kawaihao Church forKupuna that came statewide. We were represented in the blessing ofKaena Point ceremony attended also by the Department of Land andNatural Resources and the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Alii Pauahi had ataqle at the HACPAC Lei Hulu Mamo Awards ceremony to honor PapaLyman for his work in our community. The Wheeler Elementary invitedAlii Pauahi to give a two week presentation to over 1,200 students andstaff on Hawaiian Studies. We presented each faculty member with theKupuna tape as our makana, Jack and Betty Jenkins served asresource persons for a group ofteachers from the Chicago area in summer institute on Na Mea Hawaii. Members of Alii Pauahi met with representatives from the Office of Maori Affairs and the Office of AboriginalAffairs to discuss cultural differences and similarities and share information on Hawaiian programs for Native people. We have spent a busyyear and look forward to an even busier one next year.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:The home site for the Waianae Hawaiian Civic Club is nestled on thebeautiful and serene coast of Leeward, Oahu. Currently, we have amembership of sixty-eight (68) Hawaiian, Part-Hawaiian andHawallans-ln-Heart. Combines, our members are resourceful,energetic, and dedicated to fUlfilling the organizations' goals andobjectives. This past year, we have participated in various communityand cultural activities throughout Oahu. We have also been involved inattending all Alii Sundays; have awarded five (5 $250.00 scholarshipsto Opios attending collegees in Hawaii and on the mainland; we haveimplemented a Hawaiian language program for our members; successfully held a scholarship luau and Zippy's chili sale as fund raisers;we are continuiing to improve upon our Beautification Program forKu'i1i'iloa Heiau (Pokai Bay, Waianae); invited both Nanakuli andWaianae High School students to participate in our "Na Mea Hawaii"program that was a hugh success; and finally, hosted/participated inthe Nanakuli Neighborhood Housing Services (NHS) Project's on-sitevisit by Senator Daniel Inouye.

ALII PAUAHIHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

OAHU BASED

WAIANAEHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

WAIANAE, HAWAIICHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:FLOWER:MOTTO:CLUB OFFICERS

President Mrs. Wayne (Maxine) HeeFirst Vice President Ms. GeGe KaweloSecond Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mr. Jay LandisSecretary .............•................... Ms. Velma KekipiTreasurer Mrs. David (Rochelle) KaweloSergeant-At-Arms Mrs. Rose SoaresChaplain Mrs. Katherine MaunakeaHistorian Mrs. Ruby MaunakeaDirectors Mr. George Kawelo Sr., Mrs. Agnes Cope,

Mrs. Rose Soares, Mrs Louise Kong,Mrs. Bert (Paige) Kawelo Barber

May 12,1948NanakuliLavenderPua Kalaunu Kal-ina -Lavender Crown Flower

Nana Ika Pono - Look to Righteousness


ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Held Annual Installation Dinner, Attended Ali'i Sunday services atKawaiha'o Church, Officer participated at Kawaiha'o Church AIi'i Sunday for Prince Kuhio, Officer Participated Mauna Ala Services for All'i,Every Thanksgiving Choral Group & Members entertain Kupuna' atLunalilo Home, Participated in O'ahu Council Ho'ike'ike at BishopMuseum, Attended District Council Meetings, Sponsored very successful Golf Tournament 2nd Annual for Scholarship Fund, SpecialDinner Meeting for Scholarship Recipients at Wo Fat, Awarded 19$1 ,000 scholarships to Native Hawai'ian studies Retention Program atthe UH, Held Annual Kini Poi at home of Herbert Wilson in Kaaawa toDiscuss Resolutions and Convention Business, Held Monthly Board ofDirectors Meetings & Membership Meeting with resource speakers, alldinner meetings, Choral Group sang and Members attendedLiliuokalani Church in Haleiwa in remembrance of the Queen in September, Club Members attended and testified at the Legislature forHawai'ian causes, Prince Kuhio Day at Mauna Ala and the FederalBuilding, Had Scholarship Fundraiser for Shriners, a Fashion Show atthe Royal Hawai'ian, Choral group participated at the QueenLiliuokalani Birthday celebration atSt. Andrews Cathedral.

PRINCE KUHIOHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

HONOLULU, HAWAIICHARTER DATE: June 17, 1964SONG: WaialaeCOLORS: Purple &WhiteFLOWER: Purple & White VioletsMOTTO: Ka Lani Ana Ole (Heaven of Boundless limits)

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Kina'uBoyd Kamali'iFirst Vice President Gladys BrandtSecond Vice President Joshua AkanaRecording Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lydia LakeCorresponding Secretary Janice AkanaTreasurer Raymond JellingsSergeant-At-Arms Nona Wilson, Linda DelaneyHistorian Edna BekeartDirectors Michael Chun, Betty Lou Stroup,

Lillian Kruse, Herminia Ross

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KING KAMEHAMEHAHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

HONOLULU, HAWAII

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Walter RodenhurstFirst Vice President Gladys ShiromaSecond Vice President Lana HanoRec./Corres. Secretary Barbara ShiraishiSergeant-At-Arms Earle KealohaHistorian Sam AI) YuenChaplain Rose McCartyDirectors Lovener Bruns, Momi Caswell,

Lei Johnson, Lucille MorsePast President Anne Kaapana


April 6, 1967Imua KahmehamehaPurple and MamoUa Mau Kea 0' Kaiwa I Kapono

Good Luck towardsa SucessfulConvention!

Takashi DomingoCouncilmanHamakua District

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Attendent 1987 Convention in Las Vegas, Participated in Alii Sundaysat Kawaiahao Church and Memorial Services at Mauna Ala honoringour Alii, Attended Oahu District meetings, Conducted monthly membership and board meetings that included time for many interestingguest speakers, Held Educational Fundraisers; Ogden Allied ChryslerCorporation Convention and Portuguese Sausage and CinnamonBread Sale, Awarded 8 Scholarships totaling $2,850.00, Participatedin Oahu's Council Annual Hoikeike at Bishop Museum, Attended seedjewelry classes, coconut weaving classes and conducted HistoricSites tour through Old Honolulu, lolani Palace and Mauna Ala, andentertained Kupuna shut-ins at Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific,Hale Nani Health Center, Hale Hoaloha, Maluhia Hospital duringChristmas, Valentines Day and Mother's Day.

Congratulationsfrom

Sherwood R. H. GreenwellCouncilmanKona District

EWA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBEWA,OAHU

CLUB OFFICERSPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George E. RichardsonVice President John QuattlebaumSecond Vice President Ned NakoaRecording Secretary Adeline EstenesCorresponding Secretary Charlotte P. OxfordTreasurer George N. KaeliwaiDirectors ~ Magie Zinkie, Katherine Nakea,

Michael Nakea, Florence Todd, Hannah Fonseca

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Attended all Ali'i services at Kawaiakao Church, Attened all Oahu District meetings, Attended all gatherings at Nuuanu Mausoleum, Mauna'Ala, Nu'uanu, Attened all church services at Saint Andrew's Cathedral,Assisted Waianae, Nanaikapono, Waikiki, Wahiawa and Waialua CivicClubs with their scholarship fund raisers by purchasing tickets, Attend~d the "Ho'olako" The Year of the Hawaiians at Aloha Stadium onJanuary 23, 1988. Attended Family Sunday at Bishop Museum whenThe Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs presented "Among OurSouvenirs", Ho'ike' ike on March 6, 1988. Attended Prince Kuhio's117th birthday in the restored School on August 5th & 6th, 1988. Attended the Queen Lili'iokalani's 150 Anniversary at Washington Place onAugust 30, 1988.

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CHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:

May 4, 1948PupuO EwaGreen and Yellow

KOHALA HAWAIIANCIVIC CLUB

KAPAAU, KAHALA,HAWAII

CLUB OFFICERS:President Margaret HoshidaVice President Jack SalvadorSecretary Janet CoitTreasurer Eudora LincolnDirectors Christine Hinokawa, Evelyn Solomon,

Mary LeeHistorian Fred Solomon Sr.Chaplain Anne Sugiyama

1966Aha Hui '0 Kiwini KohalaRed and Yellowllima

CHARTER DATE:SONG:COLORS:FLOWER:

Kealakekua'sGRASS SHACK

HAWAII'S FINEST GALLERY GIFT SHOP FEATURING KOA WOODBOWLS, MILO WOOD CARVINGS, T/(PACLOTH, WOVEN LAUHALAHATS and PURSES, NIIHAUSHELL LEIS, FEATHER HAT BANDS, KONACOFFEE and MACADAMIA NUTS, FINE JEWELRY, HAWAIIAN BOOKS,RECORDS and TAPES,

SHOP AT

AUTHENTIC HAWAIIAN and SOUTH PACIFIC HANDCRAFTS

Box One, Kealakekua, Kona, Hawaii 96750L1SH and JONATHAN JENS Telephone (808) 323-2877

HONOKAA HAWAII Ph: 775-0666Man thru Sat 8 am - 9 pm • Sun 8 am - 6 pm

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:• Participated in the Makahiki Celebration around the Island ofHawaii. Attended Hawaii District Council Meetings.• HelpedKohala Kapuna's with a Hawaiian Games Field Day for theKohala High School and Elementary Keiki's • DecoratedKohala High School May Day Program Stage Area • Plannedand Co-organized King Kamehameha Celebration on June 11• with the Lei draping of Kamehameha Statue, Parade, Ho'olaulea and Arts and Crafts displays. Conducted several fundraising for convention and scholarship funds. Participate~ inPuukohola Cultural Festival with Hawaiian Games. Sent Lei toQueen Liliuokalani's Statue 150th Birthday celebration inHonolulu. Working with Kamehameha Schools in Kona tohave workshop programs for the members and Kohala cornmunity • Donated and participated in the unveiling of KingDavid Kalakaua Statue in Hilo.

KAILUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. BOX 1123, KAILUA HI 96734

CLUB OFFICERS:President Ellie HutchinsonVice President ,..Dot UchimaTreasurer Joe MottaHlstorian. BIanche KeahiChaplain Bernice ChowSergeant-At-Arms Lani JoaquinDirectors ........ Dave Bird, Peter Ching, Na'i Doo, Lucia Davis

Pat Schmidt, Hardy Hutchinson, Clara KekahunaImmediate Past President Hannie Anderson

CENTRAL MAUl HAWAIIANCIVIC CLUB

KAHULUI, HAWAII

April 16, 1966

PinkJ.,okelaniE Maka Ala Ka Kou


April 16, 1966Windward SidelIima Gold and BlackTraditional lIima BlossomE Ala E Na Mamo, E Ola Na Pua


ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:• Fundraisers for Scholarship and Convention. Oahu CouncilLeague. Restoration and Curatorship of Ulupo Heiau • OahuCouncil Meeting Participation. Scholarship Awards to CathyBell Umi Malama, Kau'i Martinez, Marty Martinez, DarciannTa~i • Kamehameha Explorations Sponsorship to KamaleiMoniz, Lahaina Kane, Keoni Bird. Choral Group Activities.King's Float in Kamehameha Parade. Participation in otherOahu Club Gala Activities. Participation in Pahukini HeiauCommemorative Celebration; Year of the Hawaiian. Homecooked lunches to OCCC Crew. Princess Kaiulani 114thBirthday Ceremony at Mauna Ala.

CLUB OFFICERS:President Paul CantoVice President : Anthony FernandezSecretary Joan FarrenTreasurer Patricia Feiteira€horal Director Stephanie Crowell StuckyDirectors Gertrude Mahi, Betty Bega

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIVEMENTS:Heco Membership Drive, Fund Raising Projects, Participated inin the Kamehameha Day Program, Awarded three Scholarships,Hosted Softball Tournament, Continued Voluntary Service onCommunity/County Boards.

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WAIMEA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBKAMUELA, HAWAII

KALIHI-PALAMA HAWAIIANCIVIC CLUB

HONOLULU, HAWAII


December 13, 1949Hole Waimea, WaikaPink Fushia and BlackAkuli KuliUa Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina Ika Pano


November 19, 1969Ho'oikaika Like Me KealohaPink and WhitePink and White FlowersHo'oikaika Like Me Kealoha

HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBOF HONOLULU

HONOLULU, HAWAII

CLUB OFFICERS:President Elaine FloresVice President Mabel TolentinoRecording Secretary Thelma KanihoCorresponding Secretary Elaine LeeDirectors Lorna Akima, George Liana, Richard Lindsey,

Elizabeth Stevens, Aloha Tanimoto, Frank Puhi

1972Ka Na'i AupuniRoyal Blue & GoldUa Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:• Sponsored 2 Keiki in the Kamehameha Schools 1988 Summer Exploration Program. Partial financial aid for scholarshipsat the University of Hawaii, offered through the KamehamehaKa'ahumanu Housing Association. Contributed to the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs' Scholarship fund in honor ofDr. George Mills, a stalwart in the Hawaiian Civic Club movement and outstanding doctor of Hawaiian ancestry. Participated in the Kupuna Program, Dept. of Education. Assisted theKamehameha Schools Continuing Education Program,Hawaiian Culture Lecture Series at the Kaumakapili Church onNorth King St., Honolulu. Kaleinani Poepoe Brown spoke on"150 Years of Kaumakapili Church"; Victoria Kneubuhl,"Queen Kaahumanu: Molder of Change"; Mrs. Frances NelsonFrazier, from the islandof Kaua'i, spoke on "Piilani Koolau, AProfile of Courage" and Will Kyselka's lecture was"An Oceanin Mind" with emphasis on the canoe, Hokule'a.

CLUB OFFICERS:President Susan PineFirst Vice President.. Dexter SoaresSecond Vice President Julia LaguneroRecording Secretary Helen ScottCorresponding Secretary Helen GandallTreasurer Paula KaliliSergeant-At-Arms Elmer WilliamsonHistorian Eleanor WilliamsonChaplain Rev. Tuck Wah Lee

LAUPAHOEHOEHAWAIIAN

CIVIC CLUBLAUPAHOEHOE, HAWAII


CLUB OFFICERS: ...President Walter C: VictorFirst Vice President Louise "Sweetie" MaikuiSecond Vice President LaVerne KanihoSecretary Violet FranciscoTreasurer Ernest ThomasSergeant-At-Arms Albert MaikuiHistorian Toribio FranciscoChaplain Toribio Francisco

• Directors Dolores Thomas, Elizabeth Eugenio, Marion Maijui

December 6, 1918Liholiho (0 Beautiful 'IIima)iiirna and RedKapua 'iii rnaUa Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono


CLUB OFFICERSPresident Haunani ApollonaVice President Sterling JohnsonRecording Secretary Kamaka TomCorresponding Secretary Leimomi JonesTreasurer Susan Mallerre-HtunImed. Past President Alika Beck Jr.Government Relations Com. . Lani Ma'aDirectors Malia Tonng, Patricia Brandt, Katherine Farm,

Dawn-Farm Ramsey, Moku Froiseth, HK Bruss Keppeler,Nelson Ledward, Pilialoha LeeLoy, Mary Smith

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Art & Culture demonstrations, Honored Prince Kuhio at ParkerRanch Celebration, Participated in Public hearings supportingHistoric Sites, Shoreline access & Job Opportunities, May DayLei contest prizes, Award 5 Scholarships for higher education,Support Aloha Week Celebration, Operate concessions at manyisland events, Contributed to fund raising efforts for King Kalakaua and dedication in the park, Honored Queen Liliokalani withLei for Anniversary in Honolulu, Chairman of Opening Ceremonies in the Ahu meli and Participation in the Ho'olaulea Nite, Consultants & Resource of Hawaii Concerns for our Communities inSouth Kohala.

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ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu History Project Phase I completed,Enrollment of no less than 25 new members, Ali'i Sunday participation,Mauna 'Ala Services-Chair, Distribution of monthly newsletterto membership, Distribution of annual fiscal report completed, Ho'ike'ike Fundraiser completed, Holoku Ball 1988-Scholarship Fundraisercompleted, 30 Scholarship awarded to graduate and undergraduatestudents, Formation of the Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu ChoralGroup.

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:• Fundraising Bazaar in conjunction with Volleyball & Softball

Tournaments. Catered a total of 5 Luaus' to raise funds for ourscholarship grants. Members attended lauhala classes in Kalapana and Pahoa, presented by: Minnie Kaawaloa • Dedication ceremonies of the Laupahoehoe Boat Ramp.

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OAHU DISTRICT REPORTThe Oahu District Council began the year of activities by attending the Mauna Ala service for Queen Emma

Kaleleonalani on January 2, in the chapel after many years of resortation work.

The great celebration of "Hoolako" at the Aloha Stadium, saw a good representation from the Oahu DistrictCouncil.

Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole is honored annually on the first Sunday of March at the Council sponosredHoikeike or Family Sunday at the Bishop Museum. The major sponsor was the Hawaiian Telephone Co. Mauna Alaservice is held on the 26th of March, which is shared by two clubs, Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu and Prince KuhleHawaiian Civic Club. A tree planting ceremony and program honoring Prince Kuhio by GSA is held annually at thePrince Kuhio Building. Members of the Council are invited and participating in the program is the Prince Kuhio HCC.

The Council attended every Alii Sunday church service at Kawaiahao Church honoring some of our Alii's, St.Andrew's Cathedral and the Mauna Ala Services.

The Council participated in Queen Liliuokalani's 150th birthday celebration by attending Mauna Ala Hookupuand decorating of the Queen's statue on September 1st.

The Council also sponsors a Bowling league held at jClassic jBowl.

To increase membership was one of the major goals this year. The Education Committee conducted a seminar"Ha'aheo 0 Hawaii" held at the Kamehameha Schools.

Hawaiian language lessons at our Council meetings are of love and joy.

This year is election year for the Oahu District Council and it will be held on Oct. 8th at the Pre-ConventionCaucus meeting at the Kamehameha Schools Princess Ruth fKe'elikolani Auditorium.

My mahalo to my Board and all Club Presidents fortheirsupportand wish you all the best at our AOHCC Convention.

Aloha Pumehana,

Lila K. MedeirosPresident OahuDistrict Council

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HAWAII DISTRICT COUNCIL REPORTThe following are highlights of some of the activities of this council. Some of the club activities are on

going such as fundraisers for Scholarships, language classes and arts and crafts.

At three of our council meetings we were honored with the presence of Association President JalnaKeala, Past President, Whitney Anderson, (Kona) President Emeritus Dr. George Mills, ConventionAdministrator and Vice President, Toni Lee and Ms. Linda Delaney Con-Con and By-Laws Chairman(Kana) .

Hosting Council meetings this past year was Laupahoehoe at Papaaloa Waimea at the WaimeaCommunity Center, Kana at Hulihee Palace Kuakini Room and Kau at Aspen.

Elected to serve for another two year term are the following officers. District Council President, Ann K.Nathaniel, District Council Director, Walter Victor. At the subsequent District Council meeting electedwere Reynolds Kamakawiwoole, Council Vice President and Martha McNicol Council Treasurer. Sharingsecretarial duties will be Chris Naito and Ululani Sherlock.

Expertise and concerns is being sought from our clubs by major developers in their planningprocesses. The successful relationship between Waimea and Mauna Lani has become a model that othersare following for better understanding of Hawaiian concerns and developers goals and objectives.

Last year our clubs participated in an island wide Makahiki, in support of the Kealakekua Bay HistoricSociety. In following through with this project we sent a letterto Governor, John Waihee supporting theSociety in their request that a fitting memorial be placed at Kaawaloa to commemorate those Hawaiianswho lost their lives in 1779.

We would be remiss if we did not use this medium to thank all of the clubs who contributed to theKalakaua statue project in Hila. The August dedication was attended by all of our clubs with fitting floraltributes. In spite of the inclement weather, the unveiling and draping of our hookupu on the Kalakaua statuewas an unprecedented activity long over due in Hila.

Mahalo,

Ann K. NathanielDistrict Council, President

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KONAHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

KONA, HAWAII

HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBOFKAU

KAU, HAWAII

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Rose FujimoriVice President Gladys ShiromaSecretary Ruby McDonaldTreasurer Sheila MaguireSergeant-At-Arms Arthur Mahi

(808) 885-7394Kamuela Office

P.O. Box 1058Kamuela, Hawaii 96743

(808) 775-7276Honokaa OfficeP.O. Box 369Honokaa, Hawaii 96727

KEALAKEKUA,KONA, HAWAII

PH: 323-3505

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CLYDE T. IMADAVice President

Manager

Chaplain Norman KeanaainaHistorian Rae Ann GoddenParliamentarian Francis KuailaniDirectors Cap Kimball, Grace Mae DeGuair, Ray Hill,

Bob Baker, Irma Chillingworth, Lei Ah Nee, Annnabelle Craig

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:PRESERVATION OF CRAFTS AND CULTURE: Conducted lauhalaand lei making workshops at two Cultural Festivals one in July atPu'uhonua 0 Honaunau National Historical Park and one in August atPu'ukohola Heaau National. Historic Site. Club members also participated in the Royal Court for both events. Prepared and donated ahaku fern lei to drape on Kamehameha's statue in Kohala. Each monthhelped to pull weeds at Pu'uhonua 0 Honaunau's Kihapaiuka Gardento help preserve the plants of old Hawai'i. The members have learned toprepare lauhala and learned to make fans and will continue to learn different Iauhala articles. We are setting asied half an hourat each meetingto learn the Hawaiian language.~RESERVATIONOF HISTORIC SITES: Members spent two days visitIng Katoko-Honokohau National Historical Park to learn about the historical features in the area and to learn about the alien mangrove whichsurrounds the pond and acts as a pest because of its instant regrowth.It is currently being removed by the park maintenance crew. We continue to clean Kealakowa'a Heiau to help preerve this historical feature.We work hand in hand with Pu'uhonua 0 Honaunau National HistoricalPark and Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park to learn and helpwith the protection of natural as well as the cultural resources.TOPICS OF DISCUSSION WITHIN THE CLUB:1.iKalakaua's statue in Kalakaua Park in Hilo, 2. Progressat Pu'uhonuao Hanaunau NHP, Pu'ukohola Heiau NHS, and Kaloko-HonokohauNHP, 3. Petroglyphs, 4.Makalawena developmenht, 5. AwakeeDevelopment, 6. Kaupulehu Resorts, 7. Preparation for convention.SCHOLARSHIPS: We turned one of our regular meetings into a shortbusiness meeting and members brought potluck supper. We invitedthree scholarship awardees and presented them with $500.00 each.FUNDRAISING EVENTS: Hull-hull chicken, Kamehameha Day FoodBooth, Coffee Festival Food Booth and sold raffle tickets at eachmeeting.

February 1952Kona Kai 0 PunaRed and GoldHawaiian Coat of ArmsKulia I Ka Nu'u (Reach for the summit)

February 1970August 1969Ka Nani A '0 Ka'uGreen & WhiteTheA'ali'iUa Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono

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ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Total membership 75, Nine members attended the convention held atthe Union Plaza in Las Vegas, Entered lei competition and received acertificate of participation, Accomplishments through the HistoricalBooklet and questioneer, captured the Prince Kuhio Award (Plaque &Spear) for 1987 with a certificate of Outstanding Achievements,December, a dinner meeting with the election of 1988 officers andBOD'S the gathering together of members with families, relatives andfriends in bonds of friendship, good fellowship, mutual understandingand to celebrate Christmas, ended the 1987th year. BOD'S meet quartely. Monthly publications of activities, meetings alternating in Pahala/Naalehu and check on memberships health and welfare. Attendedcouncil,Community, Educationalmeetings and Public hearings. Contributed to the Dr. Mills Scholarship FUnd, the King Kalakaua Statue, tothe Naalehu/PahalaSchool Libraries, the PolynesianVoyaging Societyand leis for the Kamehameha Statue in Kohala. CLean up of HistoricSite in Kalae. Awarded Scholarships to High Schol graduates and aCollege student. Sponsored a Hawaiian lei contest for the elementarystudents of Ka'u Schools, fifth graders of Hawaiian ancestry to theKamehameha School summer exploration and a La'au Lapa'auworkshop. The Na Mea Hawaii committee entertained, demonstratedand exhibited Hawaiian crafts for the C. Brewer Properties luncheonguests, for the Kamaoa Wind Farm's guests of 94 eight grade studentsand 14 adults of the Prince David Kawananakoa School, for severalInternational Expedition groups and have workshops open to anyone.Shared with 97 of Hilo's Waiakea Intermediate students and teachersinformation ofn Henry Opukahia's memorial and of the Old and newHokuloa Chapelin Ka'u on their tour around the island. Supported theHawaiian Riviera and the Punaluu Resort, developements in Ka'u, Participated in the Makahiki, the unvieling ofthe King Kalakaua Statute andthe HSC Fashion Show for a Council meeting and the Pre-ConventionCaucas, fundraisers towards our educational and general funds.

CLUB OFFICERSPresident L. Anna CariagaFirst Vice President Darlyn VierraSecond Vice President Mae AkamuRecording Secretary Jeanette HowardTreasurer Sybil GraceParliamentarian Zachary De BernardiHistorian Jeanette HowardDirectors Lillian Ortega, Stephanie Tabbada,

Jessie Ke, Mabel Kaipo

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ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Contributed to the Kalakaua statue, Participated in the dedication oftheKalakaua statue, Sent maile for Liliiokalani statue, Attended works forpreservation in Hilo.

PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOAHAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB

HILO, HAWAII

CLUB OFFICERSPresident .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Keola KalauliFirst Vice President Ululani SherlockSecond Vice President Helen NapeahiSecretary Christine NaitoTreasurer Marymae UneaPast President Ann K. Nathaniel

322-3707Mon.-Sac. 8 a.m.-S:30 p.m.

ieHani's Beauty SalonIN THE KEAUHOU BEACH HOTEL

Complete Beauty ServiceAlso Men's Hair S\)'ling

Mahalo to all of the sponsorsin this booklet. Members,please give them yoursupport.

LEILANI STERLING, Owner

1966Kuu Home I KeauakahaRainbow

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HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBOFHAMAKUA

HONOKAA, HAWAII

ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:Hawaiian ofthe YearAward, Attended Hoolako Holakahi in Honolulu-6members, Held Hawaiian Language classes for 5 weeks for childrenand adults. Sponsored scholarship for Honokaa High School. Madeover 200ft. lei for King Kamehameha Statute in Kohala, Kulolo Sale, Piesale fundraiser, Participated in the King Kalakaua Statute, PlannedPlumeria St. Beautification project.

CLUB OFFICERSPresident Reynolds N. Kamakawiwoole Jr.Vice President Violet RamosRecording Secretary Gloria LukzenTreasurer . Marilyn KamakawiwooleHistorian Elaine MillsChaplain Fannie KanekoaDirectors Kathy Paiva, Clyde Mendes,

Samuel David

Reynolds KamakawiwooleBooklet Chairman

Governor John WaiheeMayor Dante K. CarpenterStephen K. YamashiroTakashi DomingoSherwood R. H. GreenwellFrank DeLuzLorraine R. Jitchaku-InouyeMerle LaiDwight TakamineLeilani's Beauty SalonWest Hawaii ConcreteKealakekua's Grass ShackKK Super MartHawaii MotorsLongs DrugsRoyal Coast Realty Corp.T. Kaneshiro StoreKamigaki MarketPioneer Federal Savings BankJoe's VillageParadise FoundManago HOtel & RestaurantTeshima RestaurantKona Surf ResortKamehameha SchoolsPunalu'u ResortOffice of Hawaiian AffairsHawaiian Riviera ResortAtlantis SubmarinesKTA Super StoresFirst Hawaiian Bank

April 1956Hawaii AlohaLavender & WhiteMaileUa Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono


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ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

*Delegates elect at convention.-

I PRESIDENT I(Deleerates elect) *

1 lit VICE PRESIDENT* I I 2nd VICE PRESIDENT I(Delegates elect) -1 (Delegates elect) *

I I I IIJUCORDINO UCRET~U I CORRESP. SECRETARY , I TREASURER I IIMMED. PAST PRESIDENTll r PRESIDENT EMERITUS I

{President aoooin [P '." ;>nrY'\;",.-.,\ (Deleqates elect) * (Retiring president) GEORGE MILLS

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For Alii Pauahi, Hawaiian Civic Club by Jalna Keala; 10/86.

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BRIEF HISTORY OF THEASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS

As most everyone knows (or should know), the Civic Club movement was the fulfillment of a dream for Prince JonahKuhio Kalaniana'ole, who, having served as delegate to Congress as a representative of the Territory of Hawai'i, wasconcerned that his people know more about government and the community at large.

He chose as the first president of Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu (often referred to as the "Mother Club") a risingyoung Hawaiian attorney, Mr. William H. Heen. Subsequently, Mr. Heen became very active in Hawaiian politics,rising to the position of State Senator and holding a position of great prestige and respect in the Democratic party.

Following the establishment of the Honolulu club, others followed, so that by 1959 there were enough clubs towarrant the formation of an Oahu Council, comprised of 'Ewa, Honolulu, Ko'olaupoko, Nana'ikapono, Wai'anae, andWaialua-Wahiawa. Other clubs throughout the then-Territory were invited to attend the First Convention, held at thePrincess Ka'iulani Hotel on April 18, 1959. Mr. William H. Heen was the guest speaker, and there were 83 delegateswho were assigned to the following Committees: Legislation (Rep. Joe Leong worked in this Committee!),Organization & Objectives (here we find Father Kekumano!), Registration & Credentials (Lurline Lee worked here!),Resolutions (lots of familiar names here, but none still active), and Rules of the Convention (again lots of familiarnames but none still tackling the rules).

Clubs from the neighbor islands attending this meeting were 1 from Kaua'i (Kapa'aj, 2 from Maui (Lahaina andKahului), 1 from Moloka'i (Ho'olehua), and 4 from Hawai'i (Hamakua, Hilo, Kona and Waimea).

The original Executive Committee consisted of David Bent, William Kea, William I. Kanakanui, Jay Landis,Gulstan Poepoe, George Richardson and Gabriel Weisbarth.

Incidentally, George Richardson was President of the 'Ewa club and continues in that position till today! Andwe're lucky to have Bill Kea, Jay Landis and Gulstan Poepoe still available for advice and guidance.

The first Convention involving the Clubs throughout the state was held on Maui at Baldwin High School in 1961.Harry ~ield was president. Since that time the Association has witnessed a growth to 21 clubs on Oahu, 9 on Hawai'i, 5in Maui County and 4 on Kaua'l, as well as 4 on the mainland.

We have established a reputation of serious consideration of current ;community problems, as well as addressingthe concerns of our members wherever possible. We are looked upon as a valuable resource by many facets of thecommunity, as well as the legislature.

Prince Kuhio would have been proud to witness our growth and the sincere interest of the clubs and theirmembers in their community, their children and their unique culture.

(Compiled by Bobbee Mills (Ko'olauloa H.C.C.) with a lot of help from Jay Landis (Waianae H.C.C.)

Congratulations to all the members- of the Hawaiian Civic Clubsattending the 29th Annual Convention.

Aloha,Elroy OsorioCandidate 4th district

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