Donna Lindgren Wins $150 Spree At Foodland Farms · shopping at Foodland. “Also, it’s...
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18 MIDWEEK JULY 3, 2019 Custom Fit Any model, Any year! Proudly Made in Hawaii! (Pearl Kai Shopping Center, across from Sears in Pearlridge Center) 4 8 8 - 5 475 MON-SA T : 9a m- 6pm • SU N : By 1 2 p m-6 pm 98-199 Kamehameha Hwy. FREE INSTALLATION $ 25 OFF FOOTWEAR $164.99 AND UP PURPOSE BUILT FOOTWEAR for the MODERN CRAFTSMAN Cannot be combined with other coupons, discounts or sales. Restrictions apply. Ask for details. MUST PRESENT AD FOR DISCOUNT. Expires 7/10/19. Discount applies to pre-tax price. WAIMALU PLAZA (808) 486-3292 NIMITZ CENTER (808) 533-3292 LAW OFFICES OF NEIL T. NAKAMURA & ASSOC. 47 Years Experience • Free Initial Consultation • Reduced Fee - Living Trust • MEDICAID PLANNING Participating Attorney Standards of Experience & Customer Service PLP PLP Ala Moana 945- 7645 Aiea 488 - 1719 PACIFIC LEGAL PLAN On Wednesday, Donna Lindgren went to Food- land Farms at Ala Moana Center for some grocer- ies. As she made her pur- chase at 1:45 p.m., Mid- Week’s representative ap- proached Donna with a simple question. She an- swered correctly and in- stantly won a $150 Food- land shopping spree. “I like the local prod- ucts, local food, the poke bar, hot food bar and section of local crafts,” said this week’s Mystery Shopper on why she likes shopping at Foodland. “Also, it’s convenient.” Donna is originally from Madison, Wiscon- sin, and moved to Ha- wai‘i in 1972. A retired flight attendant, she en- joys walking, reading and spending time with her granddaughter. She also likes to read Mid- Week. “I like the variety of columnists, such as Bob Jones and Jade Moon,” she said. “Also, the Pā‘ina pictures and the ads.” INspiration To Build New Warehouse LA Rams Donate Cleats To Farrington Thomas Sorensen, owner and CEO of Honolulu Design Center and INspiration Interiors, has purchased a 10-acre parcel of land in Campbell Industrial Park for a new distribution center. Honolulu Builders will be constructing a 263,000-square-foot warehouse, and the new project is called Hanua Logistic Center, after the street it’s located on. Attending the June 20 groundbreaking ceremony were (from left) kahu Peter Rockford Espiritu; Greg Hackler of First Hawaiian Bank; Dan Jordan of Honolulu Builders; Lloyd Sueda of Sueda and Associates; Thomas Sorensen; Daniel Sorensen, vice president of INspiration Interiors; and Bill Froelich of Colliers International. ANTHONY CONSILLIO PHOTO The Los Angeles Rams donated football cleats worn by its players to student-athletes at Farrington High School, as part of the Cleats for Character program led by Pisa Tinoisamoa, former St. Louis Rams linebacker and University of Hawai‘i football player. Pictured are (from left) John Monahan, Hawai‘i Visitors & Convention Bureau president and CEO; Craig Appleby, LA Rams youth brand experience coordinator; Al Carganilla, Farrington High School principal; Tinoisamoa; Mufi Hannemann, Hawai‘i Lodging & Tourism Association president and CEO; Lisa Joy Andres, Farrington High School vice principal; and Daniel Sanchez, Farrington High School football coach. PHOTO COURTESY JARED HIGASHI Donna Lindgren Donna Lindgren Wins $150 Spree At Foodland Farms
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18 M I D W E E K J U LY 3 , 2 0 1 9
Custom Fit Any model, Any year!Proudly Made in Hawaii!
(Pearl Kai Shopping Center, across from Sears in Pearlridge Center)
488-5475MON-SAT: 9am-6pm • SUN: By 12pm-6pm
98-199 Kamehameha Hwy.
Custom Fit Custom Fit Custom Fit FREEINSTALLATION
$25 OFF
FOOTWEAR $164.99AND UP
$
PURPOSE BUILT FOOTWEAR for the
MODERN CRAFTSMAN
Cannot be combined with other coupons, discounts or sales. Restrictions apply. Ask for details. MUST PRESENT AD FOR DISCOUNT. Expires 7/10/19. Discount applies to pre-tax price.
WAIMALU PLAZA (808) 486-3292
NIMITZ CENTER (808) 533-3292
LAW OFFICES OF
NEIL T. NAKAMURA & ASSOC.
47 Years Experience
• Free Initial Consultation• Reduced Fee - Living Trust• MEDICAID PLANNING Participating Attorney Standards of Experience & Customer Service
PLP
PLP
Ala Moana
945-7645Aiea
488-1719
PACIFICLEGALPLAN
On Wednesday, Donna Lindgren went to Food-land Farms at Ala Moana Center for some grocer-ies.
As she made her pur-chase at 1:45 p.m., Mid-Week’s representative ap-proached Donna with a simple question. She an-swered correctly and in-stantly won a $150 Food-land shopping spree.
“I like the local prod-
ucts, local food, the poke bar, hot food bar and section of local crafts,” said this week’s Mystery Shopper on why she likes shopping at Foodland. “Also, it’s convenient.”
Donna is originally from Madison, Wiscon-sin, and moved to Ha-wai‘i in 1972. A retired fl ight attendant, she en-joys walking, reading and spending time with
her granddaughter. She also likes to read Mid-Week.
“I like the variety of columnists, such as Bob Jones and Jade Moon,” she said. “Also, the Pā‘ina pictures and the ads.”INspiration To Build New Warehouse
LA Rams Donate Cleats To Farrington
Thomas Sorensen, owner and CEO of Honolulu Design Center and INspiration Interiors, has purchased a 10-acre parcel of land in Campbell Industrial Park for a new distribution center. Honolulu Builders will be constructing a 263,000-square-foot warehouse, and the new project is called Hanua Logistic Center, after the street it’s located on. Attending the June 20 groundbreaking ceremony were (from left) kahu Peter Rockford Espiritu; Greg Hackler of First Hawaiian Bank; Dan Jordan of Honolulu Builders; Lloyd Sueda of Sueda and Associates; Thomas Sorensen; Daniel Sorensen, vice president of INspiration Interiors; and Bill Froelich of Colliers International. ANTHONY CONSILLIO PHOTO
The Los Angeles Rams donated football cleats worn by its players to student-athletes at Farrington High School, as part of the Cleats for Character program led by Pisa Tinoisamoa, former St. Louis Rams linebacker and University of Hawai‘i football player. Pictured are (from left) John Monahan, Hawai‘i Visitors & Convention Bureau president and CEO; Craig Appleby, LA Rams youth brand experience coordinator; Al Carganilla, Farrington High School principal; Tinoisamoa; Mu� Hannemann, Hawai‘i Lodging & Tourism Association president and CEO; Lisa Joy Andres, Farrington High School vice principal; and Daniel Sanchez, Farrington High School football coach. PHOTO COURTESY JARED HIGASHI
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Donna Lindgren Wins $150 Spree At Foodland Farms
