KE ALAU IAU THE DAWN OF CHANGING TIMES

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1 KE ALAU A 0 KA IAU THE DAWN OF CHANGING TIMES

2 ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS 42ND ANNUAL CONVENTION KE ALAULA 0 KA HULIAU "THE DAWN OF CHANGING TIMES" Waikiki Beach Marriott Hotel November 6-11, 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS ABOUT THE ARTiST. GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE 2 MAYOR'S MESSAGE 3 ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE 4 O'AHU COUNCIL PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE 5 HISTORY OF CIVIC CLUBS 7 COUNCIL REPORTS 8 OUTSTANDING AWARDS 13 'AHA MELE 16 CHANTS 17 KU'U HOME 0 KEAUKAHA 18 O'AHU COUNCIL CLUB REPORTS 21 MAP FIRST FLOOR 30 Production Staff:. Melissa Guerreiro Lance C. Holden Val Kane Mike Kido Dan Lyman Annelle Amaral and the support of 'Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i 0 Kapolei MAP SECOND FLOOR 31 MAP THIRD FLOOR 32 CONVENTION AGENDA 33 HAWAI'I COUNCIL CLUB REPORTS 40 KAUA'I COUNCIL CLUB REPORTS 46 MAUl COUNCIL CLUB REPORTS 46 MAINLAND COUNCIL CLUB REPORTS 47 NECROLOGy 55 CREDENTIALS & REGISTRATION 56 Lance C. Holden has been involved with the Civic Club movement since the mid 1980's and a proud member of 'Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i 0 Kapolei since it's inception in As a young aspiring graphic artist, Lance is both honored and elated that his work was selected to represent this year's theme, "Ke Alaula 0 Ka Huliau." Being of Hawaiian ancestry and his involvement in civic clubs, Lance knows too well the struggles of his people. This year's design is a reflection of not only our convention theme but of our people. The Elements: The Dawn, rising out of troubled waters. The Outrigger, a symbol of how we. got here, a metaphor for how we will continue - working together, looking toward the heavens to find that promise of tomorrow.

3 EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS HONOLULU BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO GOVERNOR MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO TO THE ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS November 6-11, 2001 On behalf of the people of the state of Hawai'i, I send my greetings and warmest aloha to all who have gathered for the forty-second annual convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. I extend a warm welcome to our visitors from the mainland and all of our islands who are attending this convention. In the wake of the tragic events of September 11, travel has become more difficult. I greatly appreciate your willingness to visit our state and commend your determination to support your organization. I commend the local Chapter of the Association, the O'ahu Council, for the wonderful work it has done in perpetuating the Hawaiian culture and in supporting the community with its charitable work. The theme of this year's convention, "The Dawn of Changing Times," is especially appropriate as we enter a period of new challenges for our nation and our state. I extend my best wishes for an enlightening conference and for continued success in years to come. Aloha, BENJAMIN J. CAYETANO

4 OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU MAYOR'S MESSAGE JEREMY HARRIS MAYOR I am pleased to extend a warm welcome of aloha to the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs on its 42nd annual convention. Your association and its 48 member clubs are invaluable to all of us because of the role you play in perpetuating and preserving the language and culture of our islands. We are a special community to the rest of the world, with an aloha spirit and tradition born of our Hawaiian heritage. As we move into the new century, we look to your association to help us rediscover with renewed appreciation the wisdom and proud legacy left by our Hawaiian ancestors. On behalf of the people of the City and County of Honolulu, I send my best wishes for a successful and productive convention. JEREMY HARRIS, Mayor City and County of Honolulu

5 ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CL DBS CHARLES ROSE ASSOCIATION PELEKIKENA ALOHA! KAKOU! In behalf of the Board ofdirectors of the Association ofhawaiian Civic Clubs, I extend our greetings and welcome everyone to our 42nd Annual Convention being held from November 6-11, at the Waikiki Beach Marriot Hotel in Honolulu. We are especially pleased that our neighbor island and mainland clubs are able to be with us. The theme of the convention "Ke Alaula 0 Ka Huliau" (the dawn of changing times) although selected a year ago has special meaning due to the attack on our nation on September 11, and the economic downturn that followed. Clearly we are confronted with changes never thought of a few months ago. Our hearts and prayers go out to the immediate victims of the attack and their families. Additionally, the economic fallout has had specific impact on everyone, including those here in Hawaii. Many of our Ohana and friends have suffered job losses and other hardships. We must work together in finding ways to cope with this horrible event. Let us dedicate this convention to helping each other return tolifeas.w~kn~wit to be. Let us promote fellowship and well-being. Let us re-kindle our well known Aloha spirit and compassion for each other. Your host, the Oahu Council has worked hard to provide us with as pleasant a convention as possible. In their behalf, I request your patience and understmh:iing should you be confronted with any unexpected problem. Lets have a great convention! Charles Rose President

6 Aloha Kakou 0' AHU DISTRICT COUNCIL JALNA KEALA O'AHU COUNCIL PELEKIKENA We gather at the sands of Mo' i Kakuhihewa, here on the Island famed as the Center of the Sea. It was December 1918, when Prince Kuhio called a group of influential Hawaiian men to his home in Waikiki to consider the future of the Hawaiian people. They had lived through painful times - the Kingdom stolen, a hostile Provisional Government, a puppet Republic and now, existence as a Territory. It was time to start taking back some control over their lives if they were ever to preserve those unique elements inherent in the Hawaiian culture, language and history while revitalizing the spirit of their people. Thus, the first Hawaiian Civic Club, 'Ahahui Kiwila Hawaii 0 Honolulu was born, one of several organizations founded at the time to uplift the Hawaiian people. We are here as heirs to that legacy of Hawaiians who stepped forth confidently as leaders to accept the challenges of change... men and women who accepted that they needed to exist in the Western world, yet worked untiringly to protect and preserve their Hawaiian heritage. Ke Alaula 0 Ka Huliau, The Dawn of Changing Times, our ancestors were at a crossroads, much as we are today. To quote the words of Queen Lili'uokalani, "I could not turn back the timefor the political change, but there is still time to save our heritage. You must remember never to cease to act because you fear you may fail." At this time of great uncertainty, as global foundations uneasily shift and posture, we must believe in ourselves as a native people and the bloodlines that bind us. This is the legacy that serves as our bedrock. Here, at this convention... now, at this con n... believe in the importance the work we must do together to protect our culture, our language, our land and our future as Hawaiians. We must not cease to act. Me ke aloha pumehana,

7 "L " ".-. IVlng takes on awhole new meaning in Mililani 'flj'". r", th;.t" years, Castle & Cooke Homes as been known for. building quality islands. As the state's premier provided a place for Nothing illustrates this i's finest master-planned are than 40,000 people. ive lifestyle with a wide and educational r:noetm,iskitied hands Touch the Feathers" 762 Kapahulu Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii Mouday l(riday 9 a.m, to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.id- to S p.m, Telephn n p lli08) 732 US65 Fax:,liUS) l.fl 325'j RUSS ATTORNEY AT LAW POlin U> FleE I:!; IX ::I SO, HONOLULU, HAWAI" 91:>El07-1::1 I 9 TELEPHONE: {ElOBI ,,"AX; 180S1 S95'S4tlS EIVIA!L: KEPPLAW.hAWAII@.J"NU.UUM Congratulations to the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs on their 42nd Annual Convention Representative Lei Ahu Isa State Capitol Honolulu, HI 96813

8 Brief History of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs As most everyone knows (or should know), the Civic Club movement was the fulfillment of a dream for Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalaniana'ole, who, having served as delegate to Congress as a represnetative of the Territory of Hawai'i, was concerned that his people know more about government and the community at large. He chose as the first president of the Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu (often referred to as the "Mother Club") a rising young 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 to warrant the formation of an O'ahu Council, comprised of 'Ewa, Honolulu, Ko'olaupoko, Nana'ikapono, Wai'anae, and Waialua-Wahiawa. Other clubs throughout the then-territory were invited to attend the First Convention, held at the Princess Ka'iulani Hotel on April 18, Mr. William H. Heen was the guest speaker, and there were 83 delegates who were assigned to the following Committees: Legislation (Rep. Joe Leong worked on 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 familiar names, but none still tackling the rules). Clubs from the neighbor islands attending this meeting were 1 from Kaua'i (Kapa'a), 2 from Maui (Lahaina and Kahului). 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. The first Convention involving the Clubs throughout the state was held on Maui at Baldwin High School in Harry Field was president. Since that time the Association has witnessed a growth of 21 clubs on O'ahu, 9 on Hawai'i, 5 in Maui County and 4 on Kaua'i, as well as 4 on the mainland. We have established a reputation of serious consideration of current, community problems, as well as addressing the concerns of our members wherever possible. We are looked upon as a valuable resouce by many facets of the community, as well as the legislature. Prince Kuhio would have been proud to witness our growth and the sincere interest of the clubs and their members in their community, their children and their unique culture. (Compiled by Bobbee Mills (Ko'olauloa H.C.C.) with help from Jay Landis (Wai'anae H.C.C.) -1988

9 0'ahu Council Report Aloha, compiled here for your information, is a snapshot of council activity in The Council requested a bill in the legislature for the state to apoint a special Attorney General to defend OHA and Hawaiian Homes in the suit filed by Barrett and Carroll. With three days to deadline, Representative Bertha Kawakami and Senator Colleen Hanabusa introduced identical bills for the council and although heard, the bills were not adopted. After much discussion, the Council held Ho'ike'ike at the Kapiolani Bandstand for the first time. The committee, co- chaired by Ruth Holt and Shelley Hao-Tamon, had only eight weeks to prepare and it was a resounding success. Mahalo Queen Emma HCC for sponsoring a second day. The Council is committed to be there on March 23-24, 2002 to celebrate Prince Kuhio. Our new standing committee, to monitor, support and advocate for historic preservation has been extremely busy on several fronts including central, leeward and windward Oahu. The Council's monthly care and maintenance of Mauna Ala continues. A special meeting called to hear a presentation by Jon Van Dyke, Esq. on the, "Akaka" bill and the lawsuits that threaten Hawaiian entitlements and dismantle Hawaiian agencies and trusts, resulted in overwhelming agreementto: 1) support the initiative for federal recognition now before the Congress; 2) support an initiative for the quasi sovereign status needed for federal recognition. The president of the Hawaiian Civic Club of 'Ewa and the Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club announced their intent to merge as a brand new club, the Ewa-Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club, and received strong support from the Council. They further requested that their delegates be seated as a new club at the 2001 convention. With great regret the Council agreed to request the dissolution of the Queen Kapiolani HCC by the Association due to prolonged lack of participation in any civic club activity. Attempts to revive the club for several years were futile. The Council held its first ever, constitutional convention, for four days at the Center for Hawaiian Studies and prepared for the Association con con. Ratification of the constitution and bylaws was at the Council's Fall meeting. Members volunteered to represent the Council on the Halawa Luluku Interpretive Development project after HLID staff presentation at the Council meeting. Clubs volunteered to convene three focus groups for a special Colorectal Cancer Project in collaboration with Dr. Momi Kaanoi of the UH Medical School. Convention committee unveils beautiful array of merchandise with 2001 logo. Council sets its sights on immediate concerns of convention, Federal recognition, Hawaiian rights and entitlements, and the future need to continue functioning effectively during this period of global uncertainty. Jalna Keala

10 Hawai'i Council Report 1,Welina, Ano'ai and Aloha! President Charles Rose, members of the Board of Directors of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, Honored guests, delegates, alternates and members. I am pleased to report on the activities of the Hawaii Council. After reviewing all of the club reports submitted to me it is apparent that our clubs are dedicated to their communities and are continuing to carry out the objectives of the Association. From fundraisers for scholarships, to cultural events, educational activities, partication in community events, we continue to make a difference to better conditions for our members and families in this place we call home. Have you ever witnessed the rising sun as it breaks into view at the drawing of a new day? On a brisk Saturday morning we stood shivering in the cold wind at Uwe Kahuna awaiting the rising sun. The bright yellow and orange rays were spectacular. the sun finally broke through we chanted "E Ala E". Kealoha Sugiyama of Kohala chanted and offered a hookupu on our behalf. The Council members and I, followed in a procession.. We were excercising the first of what we hoped would become part of our theme of cultural rejuvenation for Hawaii Council. If you will recall, Larry Kimura held an in depth workshop on the Hawaiian College at the University of Hawaii at Hilo. We also sponsored Resolution for the College. This resolution was passed out of the Association Education Committee and adopted by the house of delegates at convention. HB 159 'passed the State Legislature as a restrictive provision in Act 315 which enables the formation of college. Act 226 allowed the University of Hawaii at Hilo greater flexibility in using general funds to support the Hawaiian Language College. This is the first step in fulfilling the mandate for the College. Mahalo for your support. Busy members were part of a planning team at the Annual Na Pua Noeau Family Affair. Thiswas a well attended community event at the University Campus with music, food, and displays. We had a display with handouts, identifying who we are as an organization. Dr. Clayton Chong was a keynote speaker at last years convention. He said "I am a oncologist, which is a doctor that specilizes in cancer". His statistics were not lost on us. As a results our clubs were actively involued in cancer education and fund raisers such as the Moonlight Madness/Relay for Life. The activitives featured fun and games, food and walking relays. The highlight of the event was a candle lighting ceremony honoring those who passed on and especially for the survivors of cancer. Laupahoehoe has been a vital part of the Hamakua Coast Community. They have assisted with the preservation of the Laupahoehoe Train Museum, as well as other projects. They also attended a food handlers workshop. We can attest to their proficiency in the kitchen and as caterers. The inimitable Walter Victor chaired every golf tournament we have sponsored that has kept our treasury solvent. The golfing community in Hilo looks foward to our tournament as one of the best. North Kohala Hawaiian Civic Club, Kohala Kamehameha Celebration Committe and the Hawaii Alliance for Arts Education sponsored a two day rededication of the restored statue in Kapa'au Kohala. We were there on behalf of our President. The ceremory was impressive, the restoration effort is a testament to good research and dedication to authenticity on the part of the individuals involued.

11 Hawaii Council Report continued: research and dedication to authenticity on the part of the individuals involved. Waimea Hawaiian Civic Club provides "hands-on" cultural workshops in conjunction with the annual Pu'u Kohala Heiau Cultural Festival in cooperation with the Dept. of Interior National Park Service, friends of the park and other organizations. Kohala Hawaiian Civic Club has gone through a year of reorganization and is filing papers to become a 501 (c) (3). This club has been busy forming coalitions with other Kohala based organizations urging the retention and preservation of the North Kohala District. As you can see our clubs have formed coalitons with other community groups on projects and activities to benefit the larger community. Mahalo Ann K Nathaniel Mainland Council Report 'Ano 'ai kakou! The world as we once knew was changed forever on September 11. On behalf of the Mainland Council, we would like to express our most heartfelt sympathy to those individuals and na 'ohana who were directly touched by the World Trade Center, Pentagon and Pennsylvania tragedies. Our thoughts and prayers are not only with those who have suffered loss, but also with our country as it summons the abiding strength of spirit that is our national pride. The economic impact of this tragedy upon the lives of many of us is devastating, and we have not seen the end of it. But we must be strong, and vigilant. I was inspired by the words of President Bush, who courageously advised us all to return to normal life, while never forgetting what has happened. Please know we fully recognize the challenges and inconveniences that are in our future. I am proud and honored that the Association has reconfirmed its commitment to hold our convention this year. I think having done so we will be stronger, in mind and spirit as we gather together in our effort to share this moment in our history. 'Owau iho no, Dolly Keahiolalo Crawford Council C & H TRAVELMOBILE Member: CLl"\, NACOA, OSSN, li.f..4.rt, N.'-\CTA TAR 35&8 ella OeoKanai uwner j Hui DIili SlI~t:L Kaneohe, Hawaii % Bus /199 Fax 808-L.fl-5161 Res ~l5-l.j9-l':jl3 Chtfavetmoolle(gltJigplanet.com

12 Maui Council Report The Maui District Council is composed of only two clubs, the Central Maui Hawaiian Civic Club and the Ho'olehua Hawaiian Civic Club. Because of the seas of Pailolo it is difficult to collaborate in district activities. Having said that, the work of the District Council has been to try to increase the number of clubs in the district. We have been working hard to restart the Lahaina Hawaiian Civic Club; there has been some glimmer of interest. During this past year there were two Lahaina Hawaiian Civic Club meetings. But, the disease of apathy infected the rebirth of this club. We will continue to look for members in the Lahaina area. My thanks to the Association and Trustee Henry Peters for the overtures of support that they made this year to restart the Lahaina Hawaiian Civic Club. As these people understand the cultural significance of Lahaina, we do too. We know how important it is for the Association to have an eye in this community to protect the many culturally significant sites in the area. The same challenges are being seen on the island of Lana' i. We have held two community meetings and the meetings were well attended. Like other Hawaiian communities everybody is busy doing thing likes canoe paddling, malama 'aina, education, etc. The challenge is to convince the community that the Civic Club is a wonderful way to deliver all these services to the Hawaiian Community. Our challenge is big but we are up to this challenge. Lui Hokoana

13 Congratulations to the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs in celebrating it's 42nd annual convention "Ke Alaula 0 Ka Huliau"... ~~~ ALU LIKE, Inc. Ohana E alu like mai kakou, e na'6ivi 0 Hawai'i You're invited to visit our display table for more information on how ALU LIKE serves Native Hawaiians

14 Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs 42nd Annual Convention Award Nominees Outstanding Awards Committee Lani Rose Ryan Outstanding Awards Judges Keola Wong & Michael Wong - Kako' 0 Kalaniana'ole Award Curtis Hays - Kalaniana'ole Award Corey Hays - Ka Pookela 0 Kuhio Award Lani Rose Ryan - Prince Kuhio Award, Na Hana Lima No'eau Award, Pualeilani Award, Kulia I Ka Nu'u Award Prince Kubin Award Nominees Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club ====== 'Ainahao 0 Kaleponi HCC (Adjudicating) Pearl Harbor HCC

15 r 42nd Annual Convention Award Nominees continued Ka Po'okela 0 Kiihio Award Nominees Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Member for Service to the Hawaiian Civic Club Victor Kaiwi Pang - 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi HCC Charles Pe'ape'a Maka Walu Kekuewa Burrows - Kailua HCC Kalaniana'ole Award Nominees Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Member for Service to the Community at Large Thomas Kalama - 'Ainahao 0 Kaleponi HCC Dolly Keahiolalo Crawford - 'Ahahui Kiwila Hawai'i 0 San Diego HCC Shad S. Kane - 'Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i 0 Kapolei Kulia I Ka Nu'u Award Nominees Outstanding Native Hawaiian (Non- Civic Club Member) Ku'uleialoha Amy Stillman, PH.D. - (Nominated by 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi HCC) Kako'o 0 Kalaniana'ole Award Nominees Outstanding Non-Hawaiian for Service to the Hawaiian Community George K. Shigematsu - 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi HCC Benjamin S. Yee - Kailua HCC Marjorie Ellen Kerr - Pi'i1ani HCC of Colorado Pualeilani Award Nominees Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Family 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi HCC - Mel Johnson Ohana Na Hana Lima No'eau Award Nominees Traditional Arts, Crafts & Culture 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi HCC \~ \ 0

16 and Queen Emma shared a vision of providing modern health careto all thepeople of Hawaii. Today, their vision still guides our employees and physicians in providing our community with the THE QUEEN'S ~~ MEDICAL CENTER ~..l i,;iskilted hands Touch the Feathers".. (Kekuewa)...,.., Ma.l yloll.. puna! aulette 762 Kapahulu Avenue' Honolulu, Hawaii %816 Munday.l!'riday 9 a.m, to 9 p.m, Saturday 9 a.m to 5 p... Tel"l'hnnp [g08) Fax:,1)08) IJl-3255 Best wishes to the members of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs on the occasion of your 42nd Annual Convention "Ke Alaula 0 Ka Huliau" Aloha pumehana, PATSY T. MINK Member of Congress

17 The Association ofhawaiian Civic Clubs' 'Aha Mele fosters the appreciati Hawaiian choral singing. It also promotes the/earning of mu. This year's event is organized by the Hawaiian Civic Club of 12 performances in both competitive and non-competitive divisi~ljl : NA HUI HO'OKUKU (COMPETITORS) 'Ahahui '0 Lili'uokalani Hawaiian Civic Club Harry Kawai, choral. director Sanoe Hawaiian Civic Clljb ulu, choral director lako Hawai'i

18 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~... E ho mai ka 'ike E homai ka 'ike mai luna mai e o na mea huna no'eau 0 na mele e E ho mai, e homai, e ho mai e One: All: One: All: One: All: I kii mau mau I kumau mau! I ku wa! I ku mau mau! I ku huluhulu! I ka lanawao! I ku wa! I ka lanawao! I ku wa! I ku wa huki! I ku wa ko! I ku waa mau! A mau ka eulu! E huki e! Kulia! E iho ana E iho ana 0 luna E pi'i ana 0 lalo E hui ana na moku E ku ana ka paia Na 'Aumakua Na 'aumakua mai ka la hiki a ka la kau Mai ka ho'oku'i aka halawai Na 'aumakua ia ka hina kua ia ka hina 'alo Ia ka'a 'akau i ka lani o Kiha i ka lani 'Owe i ka lani Nunulu i ka lani Kaholo i ka lani Eia ka pulapula a 'oukou '0 Na 'Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i E Malama 'oukou ia makoa E ulu i kalani E ulu i ka honua E ulu i ka Pae 'Aina 0 Hawai'i E ho mai ka 'ike E ho mai ka ikaika E ho mai ke akamai E ho mai ka maopopo pono E ho mai ka 'ike papalua E h6 mai ka mana.

19 REPUBLICAN PARTY OF HAWAI'I HONORS THE FIRST REPUBLICAN DELEGATE TO CONGRESS PRINCE JONAH KUHIO KALANIAN'OLE FOUNDER OF THE HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS CONGRATULATION ON YOUR 42ND ANNUAL CONVENTION "KE ALAULA 0 KA HULIAU" xpedx 2250 i\lahaoplace honoiun, HI vlam 808! G I ax 808 b4l tj~4u uuect 8U8 84:d-fj9L8 Lynden M Keara Sales Professional r ~ Craftmg & tiasse» ~~. ~ CREATJONSBYCLEO t I/.. Claudia (CLEO) Kanai ~...r... > l~ ;. turmerry LiauulU ;')unu:nt. J't:. ' :5'657 l\.apaa t..'du 'hl j 4!SI Kuhle HighwHJ ljllitl-6 hanhli1uuiu,"j Yb/ 1:0> _. Cellular PhnT1~' 1)=,,2 257] 't... Located netweeu Hanaruautu cure and JR's tcestaurant., m tne U.S. post "'nice Huik.HlI/i;

20 0'AHU COUNCIL Jalna Keala Hope 'Ekahi. Gwen Montibon Hope 'Elua Bill Correa Hala Koke Leimomi Khan Malia Nobriga Leimana "Chips" DaMate Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Christine "Chrissy" Anjo Association Alaka'i, Annelle Amaral, Clarence Kelley, Harriett N. Roxburgh place names. We are ever vigilant as we oppose legislation that will undermine our culture, history and native rights, while vigorously advocating the preservation and perpetuation of the same. We take pride in supporting the needs of our community with Queen Liliuokalani Children's Center, with food drives, adopt a family program, and tools for school. is an honor for our Club to provide scholarships to deserving students each year. We come together as an ohana throughout the year, to participate in fundraisers and support our goals. We look forward to all we will accomplish as a Hui in It Council Alaka'i. Ruth Holt, Charles Kapua, L. Piikea Tomczyk Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Charles Kapua Shelly Hao- Tamon, Susan Pine, 'AHAHUI SIWILA HAWAI'I 0 KAPOLEI P.O. Box Kapolei, Hawai'i Date Organiziea :1993 Date Chartered (AHCC) October 23, 1993 E Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono Let Sovereignty Restore the Life of the Land The original, uncut version of the Club Flower Club Officers and Directors: Hope 'Ekahi. Hope 'Elua Hala Koke Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Kahu Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Alaka'i. Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Queen's Prayer. llima Maoli, The native ilima Red, green, blue and white ~..Melissa Guerreiro Shad Kane Shirley Kamakele-Hamadon Jalna Keala S. Kala Holden Val Kane Robert O. Holden Gerry Alama Dan Lyman Mike Kido, Charles Wahineho'okae Lance C. Holden Our Hui continues to preserve the 'aina, by working together in our native garden at Puu 0 Kapolei. We also have an ongoing partnership with Nature Conservancy, to preserve and re-forest the Honouliuli Forest Preserve. The perpetuation of the Hawaiian language and oral history is at the forefront, as we strive for the use of ancient Hawaiian 'ALI'I PAUAHI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB 767 Mahani Loop Honolulu, Hawaii Date Organized December 2, 1973 Date Chartered December 8, 1973 Flower Color Hope 'Ekahi. Alaka'i. Pau'ahi 0 Kalani "Ka ikaika aka mana'o a me ke kino." "Strong in mind and body" Pua Kukui and Princess Pauahi's favorite flower, the red rose. Ke'oke'o symbolizing light, purity, and Paulsen, Kai'ona Killebrew, Lehua Bongo Hala Koke Kahu Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Mele Alaka'i. empathy. Nalani Kahoano Gersaba Haunani Fischer Harriet O'Sullivan Betty Jenkins, Carole Pua'ala McElhaney Elizabeth Nalani Ellis Roland Ahuna Betty Jenkins Nalani Kahoano Gersaba AIi'i Pauahi Hawaiian Civic Club has continued to strive to promote our Hawaiian culture and values. Our efforts with the Elder Hostel Program has led to new friends and a deep, long-lasting appreciation of us as a people. Our members, through our entertainment group Na Kupono, participated in the Kupuna Conference and the opening ceremonies, tea and rally for 'Aha 'Opio. We have also supported Saving Waimea Falls, had a member on the steering committee for the Indigenous Women's Conference on Health and Well ness held in August, and participated in the presentation held at the State Library by the Foundation for Hawaii Women's History. Most of all, we shared our love and support with each other which helped lighten the many personal challenges of this year.

21 HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF 'EWA 2460-A Na'ai Street - Honolulu, Hawal'l Date Organized May 4, 1948 Date Chartered (AHCC) May 4, 1948 Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka' Aina I Ka Pono The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness Pupu A' 0 'Ewa Club Flower. Pupu Shell Green & Yellow CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS George Kaeliwai Hope 'Ekahi. Margie Zinkie Hope 'Elua Debra Kakalia George Kaeliwai Madeline Kaeliwai Alaka'i. Marcella Quarttlebau m Katherine Nakea Preamble The 'Ewa-Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club represents a friendly merger of the 'Ewa Hawaiian Civic Club, originally established on May 4, 1948, and the Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club, chartered under the sponsorship of the 'Ewa Hawaiian Civic Club on September 3, Both clubs enter into this merger as a means to uphold, maintain, and strengthen the goals of the Hawaiian Civic Club movement. Since its inception 53 years ago the Hawaiian Civic Club of 'Ewa had three Presidents. They were Thomas Akui, George Richardson, and yours truly. We took our responsibilities seriously and tried to fulfill our many commitments with the O'ahu Council and the Association as best we could. Once a very BIG club, we have unfortunately dwindled to a small membership. This year our greatest challenge was to find a place of comfort and acceptance. A place by where we would not be forgotten. As our members decided to dissolve, while another thought about merging. What a wonderful feeling when parents can rely on their off-spring. The Hawaiian Civic Club of 'Ewa sponsored the Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club into the Association 37 years ago. Today, in a unique and special way, we have returned to our 'chana at Pu'uloa to be as one. I would like to express my warm mahalo nui to the members of Pu'uloa for accepting us into their, ohana. Thank you to Jalna Keala and the 0' ahu Council for their support. Thank you also to Annelle Amaral for her guidance and skills. To the Waikiki Hawaiian Civic Club for sponsoring this NEW upcoming club. And my warm aloha and love to Ike Kaaihue for his hard work, energy, and effort in helping me in accomplishing this task. Finally, to my members of the Hawaiian Civic Club of 'Ewa, those that came before me, as well as those that stood with me through these very last days, thank you trorn the bottom of my heart for your love and aloha. And to all of you, fellow civic club members, thank you for embracing 'Ewa these 53 years. We leave you with no regrets, only fond memories and we look forward in returning next year as the NEW 'EWA-PU'ULOA Hawaiian Civic Club. Mahalo A Nui Loa Kakou, E Na 'Ohana 0 ' Ahahui. "Aloha Kekahi I Kekahi, George Kaeliwai Last President HA WAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HONOLULU P.O. Box 1513 Honolulu, Hawai'i Date Organizied December. 7, 1918 : Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness Liholiho (Beautiful 'llima) Club Flower 'liima.'ilima and red Club Officers and Directors: Manu Boyd Hope 'Ekahi. Anita Naone Hala Koke Keawe Vredenburg Maxeen Shea Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Moana Sherbert Patricia Schmidt Alaka'i. Momi Jones, Patricia Dela Vega, Sandy "Ulu" Parker, T.B. Lyons, Jesse Lono, Clem Enoka, Allen Naone, Jr., Guy Hira, Lydia Lake Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Allen Naone, Jr. Mele Alaka'i. Manu Boyd E na hoa laia 0 na 'ahahui kiwi la Hawai'i, aloha mai kakou. As beneficiaries of the legacies of Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalaniana'ole and many ali'i before him, members of the Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu participated in community activities, raised funds - for education, enjoyed cultural activities, and worked toward developing leadership among our membership and families. Members attend Ali'i Sunday regularly at Kawaiaha'o Church in tribute to our beloved ali'i. After convention 2000, HCCH member partici-

22 pated in a cultural retreat to Puna and Ka'O on Hawai'i island enjoying hiking, gathering, lei-making, storytelling and sight-seeing to many wahi pana. In December, the club rounded out its busy year with a membership meeting and holiday pa'ina at the home of T.B. Lyons. An installation 'aha'aina was held for members, directors and officers in January at the Kaa'awa home of Tomi and Noa Chong. H6'ike'ike at Kapi'olani Park was an excellent opportunity for HCCH to provide to association members and the general public scholarship information, and background on such club activities as the HolokO Ball. In addition, members participated in lei making, and Aunty Freda Gomes demonstrated hula instrument making. The club invited the Hawai'i Kidney Foundation to do health screening, which hundreds took advantage of. HolokO Ball 2001 in May drew more than 400 to the annual scholarship fundraiser which enabled the club to award more than $37,000 for post-high education. For the club's general operating fund, HCCH runs food booths and sells t-shirts at such events as Bishop Museum Family Sunday, and the Middle Schools Credit Union's annual talent contest. In May, HCCH participated in the O'ahu Council's constitutional convention, revisiting and revising the guiding documents of the council. Members attended a number of events sponsored by other clubs, including Prince KOhi6 Hawaiian Civic Club's scholarship luncheon at which four outstanding Hawaiian leaders were recognized. Members of HCCH's choral group, "Kaiolohiaomamala," worked throughout the year planning 'Aha Mele 2001, the annual Hawaiian choral singing event at convention. As event coordinators for this year's convention, our primary goal was to increase participation in the event. KAILUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 1123 Kailua, Hawai'i Date Organized 1959 Date Chartered 1960 Club Flower. 'liima.'ilima gold & black Na Pua lei Ka 'llima Cub Motto.'E ala 'e na mamo, e ola na pua Be alert, oh people, so our children may live. Florence Williamson (Flossie) Hope 'Ekahi. Kawao Durante Hala Koke Ellie Hutchinson Martha Yent Marvelle Laughlin Kahu Lani Joaquin Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Bobbi Motta Alaka'i.. Na'i Doo, Vema Santos, Nalani Wallace Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Nalani Waillace It was a busy year, indeed. Ulupo Heiau was a busy place all year long. We cleaned the Heiau and grounds every month with the help of the Pa Kui A Holo "Martial Arts/LUA group under the leadership of Thomas Kaulukukui Jr., they also cut down large trees and even hauled the rubbish away. We are extremely grateful for this. The Oahu Council's Ho'ike'ike in March was a great experience for our new members; we experienced an overnite fun and sharing with our keiki. Serving lunches is one our of specialties, especially when we have good cooks and good help. We served at the Association ofhawaiian Civic Club's Board meeting and the Oahu Council"s meeting with the help of Windward Oahu Hawaiian Civic Clubs. Some of our monthly meetings have been interesting. One time, member Manu Bird brought native plants, spoke about each and gave them out to whom were interested. Another time, member Dr. Palmer, Biologist, an artist, sketching local plants, brought them to the meetings and shared them for our auction. Another speaker Susan Miller from KaWainui Foundation, spoke of the marsh and the future bird santuary in Kailua. Our own member Chuck Burrows spoke of the Ahupua'a. In May, we were honored to have speaking at Ulupo Heiau, John Keola Lake, and Na Wa' a Lani shared chants. Muriel Seto spoke of the early days in Kailua. It was also during Hawaii's Archaeology week member Martha Yent shared posters for this event at Ulupo Heiau. At this event, the men of Pa Ku'i A Holo assisted with protocol and stood guard during the program. Member Kawao Durante greeted at least 100 plus guests. Some of our members attended the Council meeting where Jon VanDyke addressed Issues of Hawaiian Rights and Entitlements. We are proud to announce the Lani-Kailua Business & Professional Women's Club & Ameron (Co Curators) of Pahukini Heiau turned over the Heiau to the Kailua Hawaiian Civic Club. We will be having a special blessing ceremony in the near future. Pahukini Heiau is one of five Heiau in the Kailua and Kane'ohe area, built by O'ahu Chief 'Olopana probably in the 1300's or 1400's. Its large size suggests a Luakini Heiau where ceremonies included rituals for success in war. The name Pahukini may mean "many drums" and refer to the beating of the pahu ( drum) that signaled the God's presence at the Heiau.

23 In September, we will be gathering at Ulupo Heiau to plant red Hala trees in honor of our late member Nappy Durante who we miss very much. KALIHI-PALAMA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB 21 S. Kuakini St., #339 Honolulu Hawaii Zip Code Date Organized November 19, 1969 Date Chartered by AHCC November 19, 1969 Club Flower. Pupu Shell and/or Pink Flowers Pink and White : Ho'ikaika Like Me Kealoha Hawaiian: Ho'ikaika Like Me Ke Aloha CLUB OFFICERS: Hope 'Ekahi. Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Strive Together with Love Susan K. Pine Dexter Soares Helen Scott Blossom Nihipali Millie Lee Attended O'ahu Council general membership meetings and actively supported Association and O'ahu Council activities. Member, Dexter Soares, has assisted in hosting the O'ahu Council Board Meetings at Ke Ola Marne- and member, Leimomi Khan serves as Past President of the O'ahu Council and is currently Chair of the Employment and Housing Committee of the Association. KING KAMEHAMEHA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Ka'amilo Street Aiea, HawaIi Date Organized 1966 Date Chartered (AHCC) April 6, Mua Kamehameha 1Mua Kamehameha Club Flower Mamo Club Color. Mamo & Purple CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Shelly Hao-Tamon Hope 'Ekahi. Patricia McGuire Dede Awana Ike Ka'aihue Alaka'i. WaIter Rodenhurst, Gladys Rodenhurst, Leimomi Caswell, Marie Brunn, John Awana Since our last convention in Hilo, King Kamehameha Hawaiian Civic Club has been very busy supporting sister clubs and council projects. The year began with a heavy challenge to get our annual ho'ike'ike off the ground. It was held in the Waikikl district at Kapi'olani Park. King Kamehameha, was involved in taking leadership roles and helped co-chair the event which was highly commended for being very successful. We continue to support the cleaning of Mauna'ala, the resting place of our kupuna for the 7th year. Representatives from our club attended the HCC of Honolulu holoku ball, Nanaikapono HCC scholarship luncheon, Waialua HCC scholarship dinner, Prince KOhi6 HCC "Ka Lani Ana 'Ole" tribute at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, and was unanimously supportive of a friendly merger of the new 'Ewa-Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic. The O'ahu Council's con-con workshop was another council activity that we were proud to have been a part. The process was lengthy however, educational. Council board, general membership, and numerous committee meetings have kept King Kamehameha busy. From the Akaka Bill to convention committee meetings, from colorectal cancer workshop to Alii Sunday services, and from attending installations of elected officers from other clubs to recruiting new members have all been overwhelming. Yet we are proud to continue the mission and vision of our beloved Ali'i Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole. In closing, we the members of the King Kamehameha Hawaiian Civic Club express our Love and Aloha to the thousands of falling victims and families of this horrific terrorist act. Aloha Kekahi I Kekahi. KO'OLAULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 532, Hau'ula, Hawaii Date Organized June 14, 1924 Date Chartered '" April 16, 1966 Kaulana No'oe'o Ko'olauloa Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness Club Flower. Hala and Plumeria Club Color. Green & Yellow CLUB DIRECTORS: Cathleen Piilani Mattoon Hope 'Ekahi. Kamaile Danuser Hope 'Elua James Woolsey Hala Koke Gladys Ahuna Creighton Mattoon

24 In 2001 most of our time and energy was focused on taking care of our community and each other. Our members actively participated twice monthly rebuildinghui Lua fishpond in Kahana Ahupua ' a. We continued to participate in the Kahuku Hospital Healthy Communities Farmer's Market by sharing our knowledge of our culture and selling home made chutney, 'inamona and marmalade. As members of Hale Ku'ai Cooperative we profit from sales of our unique pipipi lei and our always-in-demand 'inamona. We continued to be on-call for the early education program Na Kamalei in Punalu'u. Other members served on the Malama 'Ohana working group advising Ho'opono Ko'olau Loa Community Foundation on the selection and awarding of grants to non-profit groups in Ko'olauloa. Five Scholarship Awards were granted this year. Planning the future of Kaliuwa' a (Sacred Falls State Park) continues to be the project of greatest importance. We serve on the Sacred Falls State Park advisory committee which meets monthly with planners from Department of Land and Natural Resources, Parks Division. Our responsibility is to preserve and protect this historic site and to assure the plans are culturally sensitive. Our proposed program to preserve the mo' olelo of Kaluanui and Kaliuwa' a was begun in August with a generous grant from Ho'opono Ko'olauloa Community Foundation. We are currently seeking matching funds from other foundations for the continuance of this project. KO'OLAUPOKO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P. O. BOX 664, Kane'ohe, Hawai'i Date Organized August 10, 1937 Date Chartered 1937 Ku'u Home I Kane'ohe Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness Club Flower Orange Marigold Red & Gold Club Officers & Directors: Nelson Kaluhiwa Hope 'Ekahi Stephen Reelitz Leianne Weaver Jeanette Pang Alaka'i. Charla Jones, Leialoha Kaluhiwa, Donnie Ono Kahu Frank Kawai Kapuokalani Hewitt Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala '; Liko Kaluhiwa Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Lono Correa Hala Koke Alice Smith Our Club is busy and recruiting new members. We are re-organizing and planning for the future within our community. We participated in the O'ahu Council Con-Con, which was held at the Center for Hawaiian Studies of the University of Hawai'i. KUALOA-HE'EIA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 1625, Kaneohe, Hawai'j Date Organized December 1974 Date Chartered February I, 1975 Ka Makani Ka'ili Aloha E Hana No Ha Pono 0 Ka Po'e Hawai'i Work for the good of the Hawaiian People Club Flower... Puakenikeni, Kolomona & Brown Kukui Nut Lei Club Color Brown, Yellow, White & Green Elizabeth C. Lau Hope 'Ekahi Wayne Kaho'onei Panoke Hope 'Elua Jacqueline Chong Harriet Decosta Peggy Martin Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Beverly Nani Lau Alaka'i.... Kalehua Kamakawiwoole, May Au, Lorraine Gorai, Napua Kobashigawa, Kelii Kamakawiwoole, Clarence Au, Denise Decosta Hala Koke Haleaka Martin Kahu May Au Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Milton Lau Kualoa-He'eia Hawaiian Civic Club has been involved in many activities in the community, and throughout the moku of Kakuhihewa. We initiated a membership campaign, that concentrated or. makua and opio individuals of our community. The club is richly blessed with the leadership and guidance of our kupuna. Our club has participated in all OCHCC quarterly meetings. We worked with other clubs of the Council, to clean Mauna'ala chapel. It was a rewarding experience. We provided testimony at the Hawaii State Legislature, on Hawaiian and community issues. Some of our members currently serve as Chairman or

25 In cooperation with Milton Lau's Ka Hoku Productions, we participated in the 19th annual Ki Hoalu Festival at Kapi'olani Park, and were responsible for coordinating food booths. The club has been involved with this festival from its inception and continue to provide scholarships to individuals who have expressed interest in learning and perpetuating this performing art. Recently, we adopted Hakipu'u Learning Center, a new Hawaii Charter School, as an ongoing scholarship recipient. We have decided to make the entire student body, recipients of our scholarship funds. Throughout the year, the club will provide Hakipu'u Learning Center for their various needs from their wish list. This way we feel we are reaching more than a few individuals and making our limited dollars work for the benefit of more Hawaiian children. We are partners with the Windward Community College, in participating as members of committees responsible for establishing curriculum of the Hawaiian Studies program and Hawaii Music Institute. Also, we have been a part of the planning as co-sponsors for the Kupono Hawaiian Club's Scholarship Luau-which will bean annual event. A Makahiki Festival for 2002, has been established at Windward Community Collegeand our club will serve as a co-sponsor with responsibility of coordinating the entire project. Currently, we are involved in working with the community, on the Wastewater Systems Project for Kualoa Regional Park. We are advocating for an above ground wastewater system, so as not to disturb our 'Iwi Kupuna. While this has been an ongoing battle with the bureaucrats of the City and County of Honolulu, it has also been a learning experience for many of our club members. We continue to provide testimony supporting an above ground system, meeting with directors of Design-Construction and Parks and Recreation, to work with our community through this challenging, and sometimes, hurtful experience. Our goal is to become stronger during these trying times and economic disaster, by helping our families where needed, and strengthening our bond of love and aloha for each other. We continue to pray as an 'ohana, to ask Heavenly Father for His choicest blessings of good health, strength and guidance-for each Hawaiian Civic Club member, into the year A hui Hou e Malama pono me ka maika'i e ola mau. LANIHULI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Kamehameha Hwy., P.O.Box 305 Laie, Hawai'i Date Organized January 23, 1997 Date Chartered (AHCC) November 1997 Ka Na'i 'Aupuni Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness Club Flower Naupaka Ka and Pua Melia Navy blue and forest green Club Officers and Directors: Sherry Evans Hope 'Ekahi Verla Moore Hope 'Elua Kela Miller Sandy Pukahi Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a lpo Tano Jojo Au Kahu Aunty Jojo Au Members attended the Convention on Hilo last year. Our club was represented at O'ahu council general membership meetings and participated in fu nctions of other clubs. Held annual scholarship luau at Pu'uhonua 0 Malaekahana. Hosted Kahuku High Schools Scholarship Luau. Participated in several fu nctions including Prince Kuhio Day celebrations at Kapiolani Park selling our famous Stews - Lu'au and Tripe. Last but not least we awarded 10 scholarships this year. NANAIKAPONO HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Mokiawe Street Nanakull, Hawai'i Date Organized May 12, 1948 Date Chartered April Nanaikapono, Ku'u Puuwai/ Keiki 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono Motto Nana Ika Pono Look to Righteousness Doreen K. Lindsey Hope 'Ekahi. Aimee Mamo Jensen Doreen N. H. Hobdy Ruby Maunakea Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Ruby Maunakea Alaka'i. Louise Peters-Bradley,

26 ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUBS 42ND ANNUAL CONVENTION KE ALAULA 0 KA HULIAU "THE DAWN OF CHANGING TIMES" Waikiki Beach Marriott Hotel November 6-11, 2001 "SUBJECT TO CHANGE" Tuesday, November 6,2001 TIME FUNCTION LOCATION PRESIDING CHAIR 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm Registration Regent Lanai 2nd Floor Tomi Chong 15:00 pm - Mainland Council Meeting Kona, 2nd Floor Dolly Crawford Wednesday, November 7, 2001 TIME FUNCTION LOCATION PRESIDING CHAIR 6:00 am - 7:30 am Prince KOhi6 Service Mauna 'Ala Kaho'onei Panoke 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Information/Activity Center Regent Lanai 2nd Floor 'Ewa - Pu'uloal King Kamehameha HCC 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration Regent Lanai 2nd Floor Tomi Chong 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Concessions Regent Lanai 2nd Floor Elizabeth Lau 8:00 am - 2:00 pm Historic Sites Tour "Kalaeloa" Kalakaua Tower Ohua Kapolei HCC Street 9:00 am - 12:00 noon Con - Con Convention Regent Ballroom 2nd Pat Brandt/Paige Barber Floor Henry Gomes 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm Con - Con Working Lunch Regent Ballroom 2nd Harriett Roxburgh Floor 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm Con - Con Convention Regent Ballroom 2nd Pat Brandt/Paige Barber Floor Henry Gomes 1:00 pm - 7:00 pm Steno Pool Regent III, 3rd Floor Lora Contrares, 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm AHCC Board Meeting Kona 2nd Floor Charles Rose 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm Kamau & Cribbage Ocean Terrace, 3rd Floor Nanaikapono HCC 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm Rehearsals for 'Aha Mele Regent Lanai 2nd Floor Manu Boyd 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm "Do You Have a Book in Hatsuhana Restaurant, Mahealani Kamauu You?" 2nd Floor Haunani Trask Imaikalani Kalahele Joseph Balaz

27 Thursday, November 8, 2001 TIME FUNCTION LOCATION PRESIDING CHAIR 7:00 am - 8:30 am Motivational Breakfast Regent Ballroom, 2nd Kaho'onei Panoke Speaker, Nainoa Thompson Floor 7:00 am - 4:00 pm Information/Activity Center Regent Lanai, 2nd Floor 'Ewa - Pu'uloa/ King Kamehameha HCC 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Concessions Regent Lanai, 2nd Floor Elizabeth Lau 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Steno Pool Regent Lanai, 2nd Floor Lora Contrares 8:00 am - 4:00 om Health Screening Regent Lanai, 2nd Floor Claire Hughes 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Registration Regent Lanai, 2nd Floor Tomi Chong 9:00 am 11:00 am Value, Ethics & Power Hatsuhana, 2nd Floor Norma Wong 9:00 am - 11:00 am "Taro Roots" Maki, 2nd Floor Matt Yamashita 9:00 am - 11:00 am Caring for Our Kupuna Sundaze, 1st Floor Office on Aging 9:00 am -11:00 am Native Hawaiian Education Kobe, 1st Floor Kaho'onei Panoke Council 9:00 am - 12:00 noon Historic Sites Kona, 2nd Floor Shad Kane 11:30 am - 1:00 pm 'Aha Mele Rehearsals Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Manu Boyd 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Aloha Luncheon Ocean Terrace - Poolside Ko'olauloaiWaialuai 3rd Floor WahiawaHCC 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Community Relations Hatsuhana, 2nd Floor Casina Waterman 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Conventions & Meetings Maki, 1st Floor Harriett Roxburgh 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Finance Sundaze, 1st Floor Pat Sniffen 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Government Relations Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. H. Bruss Keppeler 2:00 pm -4:30 pm Policy & Planning Kobe, 1st Floor Henry Gomes 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Information & Techology Kona, 2nd Floor Tony Ho 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Plennary Session Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Charles Rose Call to Order Charles Rose Star Soancled Banner/Hawai'i Pono'i Kanani Kapuniai Traditional Ooenina Ceremonies Kaho'onei Panoke Pule Ho'owehe Arthur Hoke Necrology Toni Lee Kukui Lama Ku Halani Berard Preliminary Credentials Report Tomi Chong Issue New Charter Charles Rose State of the Association Charles Rose Council Reports Hawai'i Ann Nathaniel Kaua'i Lionel Kaohi Maui Lui Hokoana O'ahu Jalna Keala Mainland Dolly Crawford Resolutions Momi Jones Awards Lani Ryan Announcements Charles Rose Recess Charles Rose 8:30 pm - midnight IRegent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Prince Kuhio HCC Friday, November 9, 2001 TIME FUNCTION LOCATION PRESIDING CHAIR 17 nn-<:>m _ Q ~n ::1m Continental Breakfast Recent Lanai, 2nd Floor Hosted by OHA 7:00 am - 4:00 pm Information/Activity Center Regent Lanai, 2nd Floor 'Ewa - Pu'uloa/ King Kamehameha HCC Ia-nn ::1m -c; nn nm Registration Regent Lanai, 2nd Floor Tomi Chong 8:00 am - 8:00 om Concessions Regent Lanai, 2nd Floor Elizabeth Lau 8:00 am - 4:00 om Steno Pool Regent III, 3rd Floor Lora Contrares 18:00 am - 4:00 nm Na Hana Lima No'eau Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Lani Ryan Iq nn ::1m - 11 nn ::1m Community Displays Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Casina Waterman Iq oo am - 11 '00 am Health Screening Regent Lanai, 2nd Floor Claire Hughes 8:00 am - 12:00 noon Plenary Session Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Charles Rose Call to Order Charles Rose Welcome Mayor Jeremy Harris 8:45 am Speaker President Evan Dobelle, University of Hawai'i 2nd Preliminary Credentials Report Tomi Chong Adoption of Minutes Dot Uchima Treasurer's Report Alberta Low Honoring the Past Presidents Charles Rose Committee Reports Community Relations Conventions & Meetinas Finance Government Relations Policy & Planning Information & Technology Special Committees Native Hawaiian Educational Council Hui'lmi Speaker Constitutional Convention Announcements Recess Casina Waterman Harriett Roxburoh Pat Sniffen H. Bruss Keopeler Henry Gomes Tony Ho Claire Pruett Roy Benham Raynard Soon, Dept. of Hawaiian Home Lands Pat Brandt, Paige Barber, Henry Gomes Charles Rose Charles Rose 12:15 pm - 2:00 pm President's Lunch Ocean Terrace - Poolside Mainland Council 3rd Floor 2:00 om - 4:30 nm Benefits & Trusts Hatsuhana, 2nd Floor Ike Ka'aihue 2:00 nm - 4:30 om Education Maki, 1st Floor Claire Pruett 2:00 om - 4:30 om Employment & Housing Sundaze, 1st Floor Leimomi Khan 2:00 om - 4:30 om Health Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Claire Hughes? nn nm - L1'~n nm Native Rights Kobe, 1st Floor Sabre Kauka 2:00 om - 4:30 pm Na Mea Hawai'i Kona, 2nd Floor Halani Berard 5:00 om - 7:00 om 'Aha Mele Rehearsals Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Manu Boyd 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm 'Aha Mele Dinner Ocean Terrace - Poolside Toni Lee 3rd Floor 8:00 om - 11:00 om 'Aha Mele Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI Manu Boyd

28 Saturday, November 10, 2001 TIME FUNCTION LOCATION PRESIDING CHAIR 8:00 am - midniaht Steno Pool Reaent III 3rd Floor Lora Contrares 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Concessions Recent Lanai, 2nd Foor Elizabeth Lau 8:00 am - 1:00 pm Na Hana Lima No'eau Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Lani Ryan 8:00 am - 1:00 om Community Disolavs Reaent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Casina Waterman 8:00 am - 12:00 noon Plenary Session Recent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Charles Rose Call to Order Charles Rose Final Credentials Report Tomi Chong Committee Reports Benefits & Trusts Ike Ka'aihue Education Claire Pruett Employment & Housing Leimomi Khan Health Claire Hughes Native Rights Sabre Kauka Na Mea Hawai'i Halani Berard Unfinished Business Charles Rose Na Hana Lima No'eau Lani Ryan New Business Charles Rose Announcments Charles Rose Thank You's Harriett Roxburgh Adiournment Charles Rose 'Aha Mele Song Manu Boyd Hawai'i Pono'i Manu BOYd Traditional Closing Kaho'onei Panoke Pule Ho'oku'u Arthur Hoke 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm 'Aha 'Aina Regent Ballroom, 2nd FI. Queen Emma HCC Ali'i Pauahi HCC Sunday, November 11,2001 TIME FUNCTION LOCATION PRESIDING CHAIR 10:00 am - 11:00 am Anaina Pule - Hawaiian Pule St. Augustine's Church Waikiki HCC 10:00 am - 2:00pm "Brunch on the Beach" Waikiki Beach City & County of Honolulu

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32 Kaopua, Jewelynn Kapuamohala Kirkland Hala Koke Caesar Paishon, III Kahu Wanda Kaapuni Hobbs Ho'omalu 0 Na Lata Dean Liloa Lindsey Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Ruby Maunakea Mele Alaka'i Doreen K. Lindsey January 7, 2001, members gathered for their traditional first meeting of the year at Mauna'ala, with memorial services at the graveside of beloved Lydia Namahana Maioho. We were later joined in the Royal Chapel by Pearl Harbor HCC members, Clarence and Helen Kelley, Teri and Clifford Loo and Ruth Holt of Pu'uloa HCC. Everyone joined in songs of praise and prayers of thanksgiving to God, for our bounteous blessings of His great Love. Personal, moving testimonies left no dry eyes in the audience. To the strains of 0 MAKALAPUA, services drew to a close. Members changed to 'work clothes' and our O'ahu Council assignment, was underway. In another area, within this hallowed ground, a general meeting was 'called to order'. Meetings, activities of club, Council, Association and community participation, were identified, discussed, assigned and scheduled. We were pleasantly surprised with the appearance of good friend and scholarship fundraiser supporter, Barry Flanagan of HAPA. It was a good time to break for Na ono mea 'ai, wala'au no ho'i, and just enjoy the beauty of our Hawai'i and her people I was introduced to this. serene beauty of Mauna Ala by the founding and chartered members of this club, some 25 years ago. It is here that I will always remember THEIR DEVOTION, LOY AL TY AND SUPPORT TO NANAIKAPONO HCCI This year, each member's participation in all club, Council Association and community meetings, activities and projects, has been challenging, but rewarding - Ke ho'omaopopo nei kakou, e ho'o makaukau me PLAN UB"! Held over the 2nd annual "KA 'OIWI NANI" SONG FESTIVAL, a musical tribute to celebrate the birthday of our beloved Queen Lili'uokalani, a co mmunity project co-sponsored by the Wai'anae and Nanaikapono Hawaiian Civic Clubs as well as the Wai'anae Unit of the Queen Lili'uokalani Childrens Center. Featured songs were composed by our Queen and songs written and composed by former and recent residents of the Wai'anae moku. In a repeat appearance and performance, (they were with us in our initial venture last year), were the harmonious melodic voices of the ladies and men of Kawaiolaonapukanileo, under the direction of Nola Nahulu. Totally immersed in the evening's blending of voices of Na 'opio, Na makua a me na kupuna, mai Wai'anae, 'Ewa and Waipahu, was AOHCC President, Charles Rose, his lovely wife Rose and their visiting mainland guests. A pot luck 'Dessert' buffet was enjoyed by all. With grateful hearts, we acknowledge our Kumu Himeni, HAUNANI BERNARDINO, for her deep affection for the music of our people and for bringing us together to celebrate the birthday of our beloved Queen Lili'uokalani. Haunani served as the navigator of our journey of musical rediscovery and deepened our appreciation for the exceptional talents of so many who have contributed so much to our musical legacy...we are looking forward to participating in this year's 'AHA MELE. Wish us luckl Mahalo Piha to Ka'ala and Ka'iwi Pang of 'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi, for their Hawaiian hospitality in extending the comfort of their home. I will always remember the pleasant, happy time, which they so lovingly shared. Aloha from Wendell, Kumu Kauli'a and Yours Truly!!! PEARL HARBOR HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 66 Aiea, Hawai'i Date Organizied December 3, 1963 Date Chartered (AHCC) April 16, 1964 E paepae I luna Loa I Ka malamalama Hold High the Light of Knowledge : Uluwehi 0 Ka'ala Beautiful Mount Ka'ala Club Flower. Red Hibiscus (Pua aloalo) Red and white Club Officers and Directors: Christine "Chrissy" Anjo Hope 'Ekahi.. Charles K. Kapua Hope 'Elua Alberta Low Hala Koke Gwen Montibon Cheryl Kapua Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Antoinette "Toni" Lee Gladys Crowder Kahu Kaipo Kanahele Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Terri Loo Alaka'i...Juanita Brown-Kawamoto, Clarence Kelley, Helen Kelley, Clifford Loo, Joseph Maluo, Sharon Maluo, Maile Puahala Mele Alaka'i.. Nola Nahulu 1

33 Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club continues to be a very active and highly respected club in the OCHCC and AHCC. We currently have 206 paid members. We hold meetings twice a month; a Board of Director's and General Membership Meeting. General membership meetings are well attended with 30 to 65 members/guests in attendance. Our newsletter keeps the membership informed of activities and events in the club, District Council, Association and the community. We attend all O'ahu Council meetings, and played an active part in the Council Con-Con held this year, with an attendance of 10 delegates. Also, we attended every Association Board Meeting. Elections are held every year and young adults are encouraged to run for office. Our club is a BUSY one, and very active in the community. We are active with the American Cancer Society Christmas Wrapping Event, Relay for Life, and the Kole Kole Pass Half-Marathon. Each year, we enjoy participating and manning the first water station for the Great Aloha Fun Run. Members assisted with ushering, at the Kamehameha Schools Song Contest and the Graduation. The club also assisted in the King Kamehameha Celebration Hula Competition by lining up the halaus in chronological order, selling programs, and sweeping the floors between each hula set. Members volunteer for Aloha Festivals by ushering for their investiture, and selling ribbons and merchandise. We assisted the Hawai'i Youth Opera Chorus and Kawaiahao Church in hosting their concerts at Kawai'ahao Church. We have a minimum of 4 members participating in our small functions to 55 members at our larger functions. Lunalilo Home has always been dear to us and we raised $2,200 to adopt the Administration Office of their newly renovated facility. We presented the check to Greg Meyer from Lunalilo Home at our Installation Luncheon in January. At Thanksgiving, we gave food baskets to fifteen families listed with Lili'uokalani Trust, 10 more than last year. At Christmas we gave nine families dinners, and one food basket, 4 more than last year. This year we demonstrated our cultural skills for six conventions. Conventioneers totaled approximately 10,000 visitors. We fulfilled our goals and objectives of perpetuating our culture by participating in the following events: The Panasonic Top Gun Convention from Australia, National Life Convention, American Supply Machine Manufacturing Association, Independent Distributor Association, 3M Industrial Co., Farm Mortgage Corp., and the GMAC Convention. The following crafts were demonstrated: quilting, feather lei making, fresh flower lei making, coconut leaf weaving, ti leaf skirts, leis and slippers, poi pounding, shell jewelry, seed crafts, lauhala, Hawaiian instruments, tapa and hula. Our membership has opportunity to learn these crafts and they can share their talents and feel positive about themselves and their culture. All Ali'i Sunday services at Kawaiahao Church were attended by a minimum of four to sixteen members. Pearl Harbor hosts the Sunday commemorating Lili'uokalani by decorating Kawaiahao Church and donating the Leis of Aloha. We held a service, and decorated her statue at the Capitol, with leis of purple crown flowers. Also, we attended the Queen's Reception at Washington Place. Pearl Harbor HCC has an on going training program for leadership. We encourage members to take leadership roles so we may have different chairmen for all events. Our membership is becoming ma'a to this and don't feel hilahila in volunteering. We work hard to help each other so all events will be successful. We earn money for our Scholarship Fund, throughout the year. This year we were able to give out 13 Scholarships to members and their families. We donated $350 to the Dr. George Hi'ilani Mills Scholarship Fund and $350 to the Dorothy Kahananui Gillett Scholarship Fund. These scholarships are managed by Kamehameha Schools. As directed by our Constitution to create a forum for our membership, throughout the year presentations were made at our General Membership Meetings. Candidates for the OHA Elections came to speak. A member from Hawaiian Home Lands spoke to the membership about the "Akaka Bill S. 2899". Another speaker came to speak on "Your Advance Directive for Future Health Care". We enjoyed Dr. Kaonohi, who spoke to our Club on Prostate and Colorectal Cancer. Our Club also hosted a workshop for Men 50 years of age and older. We are happy to announce an increase in membership this year. We will be attending this Convention with 21 delegates and 3 At-Large Delegates for a total of 24 Delegates. Pearl Harbor continues to strive to do better each year, and live up to the goals and objectives of our Club and those of our founder Prince Kuhio. E Paepae liuna Loa I Ka Malamalama - "Hold High the Light of Knowledge". PRINCE KUHIQ HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 4728 Honolulu, Hawai'i Date Chartered (AHCC) February 1964 Ka Lani Ana Ole Heaven of boundless limits Wai'alae Club Flower. Crown (purple & white) : Purple & white Club Officers and Directors:

34 Hope 'Ekahi. Hope 'Elua Hala Koke Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Kahu Alaka'i. Linda Delaney Hinano Campton Tony Ho Edward Akana Kina'u Karnali'i Emily Peters Wendy Peters Edward Akana Ron Jarrett, Kanani Donohue, Richard Jackson, Sheryl Franklin-Goo, Mary Peters, Sharon Moniz Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Ruby Maunakea Mele Alaka'i Debbie Kelsey and Shari Mattichuk Under the leadership of Linda Delaney, Year 2001 was dedicated to renewing traditions and rebuilding membership. Key to this effort was formal planning meetings to set the year's calendar of events, budgets, and fundraising activities at the beginning of the year. A new, 8-page monthly newsletter kept members informed of the dub's activities and progress in meeting these objectives, as well as featuring articles on current Native Hawaiian issues and items of cultural interest. Monthly club dinner meetings, often with guest speakers, are held at the Queen Emma Summer Palace halau. Lurline McGregor of the 'Olelo Corporation, Jim Bartels of Washington Place, and Rob Saracco of Merrill Lynch, have enlivened dinners. The presentation by Professor Jon Van Dyke on Implications of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Rice v Cayetano prompted a special meeting and action by the O'ahu Council. The highlight of this year, was Na ho'okupu no Kalani Ana Ole" - a tribute luncheon to Irmgard Farden Aluli, Gladys Ainoa Brandt, David Merritt Peters, and Myron "Pinky" Thompson. Held at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, a sell-out crowd of more than 400 guests honored these outstanding members of our club and the community in scholarship fundraising event. 'Olelo Community Television also filmed and aired segments of the event. Keeping its commitment of more than thirty-five years, the Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Civic Club this year awarded :P19,500 in scholarships to twenty deserving Hawaiian scholars and also donated $2,000 to the four O'ahu-based Punana Leo schools. In addition to the luncheon, scholarship funds are sustained by dividends earned on an investment portfolio, annual moon calendar sales, and various other fundraising activities. An ongoing review of the club's investment policy is now being conducted with advisers from Merrill Lynch and should be completed by the end of the year. The club's Constitution was also reviewed and amended, and members were also active at the O'ahu Council's Constitutional Convention. The Choral Group distinguished itself in perf 0 r mances at the dedication of the restored Waikiki Natatorium Memorial, the Hale'iwa Church, and Kuhio Day events at the namesake federal building. Choral members were also prominent in Kuhio Elementary School celebrations, and the club provided a donation for supplies. PRINCESS KA'IULANI HA WAllAN CIVIC CLUB 2072 Alewa Drive Honolulu, Hawai'i Date Organizied November 1977 Date Chartered (AHCC) February 3, 1978 Kulia I Ka Lokahi Strive for Unity Ka'iulani Ali'i Club Flower Pikake Red, Black and White Club Officers and Directors: Kamele Kapaona Hope 'Ekahi. Chips DeMate Gladys Rodenhurst Gladys Rodenhurst PU'ULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Aumea Loop Mililani, Hawaii Date Organized Septenmber 4, 1963 Date Chartered (AHCC) September 4, 1964 E Ho'omana'o I Ko Waiwai Ho'olina Remember your Heritage Pupu a'o 'Ewa Club Flower. White Ginger/Lau'ae/Kukui Green & White Club Officers & Directors: Ruth Holt Hope 'Ekahi. Ethelreda Kahalewai Mary Serrao Ike Ka'aihue Alaka'i. Odetta Kua'ana,Glen Oailda E MALAMA...We Care...E HO'OMANA'O I KO WAIWAI HO OLlNA... Remember your Heritage. FEEL. THE. SPIRITI Where Heaven and Earth Meet. This is a memorable year for the Hawaiian Civic Clubs being two (2)

35 , clubs have merged as one (1) in unity. We, the members of Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club are proud as we move forward toward the charter of a new club named EWA-PU'ULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB at this 42nd annual convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. Officers and members ofthe Hawaiian Civic Club of Ewa and the Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club have carefully chosen to preserve the history of the Ewa Club, eslablished in 1948, and the identity of Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club it sponsored in We seek this action as a means to continue a proud tradition, rather than allow a slow deterioration and eventual adverse action of charter removal. We respect this achievement and move forward with the protocol's operation and implementation as we gather here at this convention. We have done this through precaution and not recklessness, through responsibilities and not selfinterest; through leadership and not obstructionism. Our responsibility is not to fail but to act with courage and fortitude. We acknowledge that this is at a most critical moment of which many issues for the Hawaiians remains and must be resolved. A steadfast "Onipaa" hold on old and known positions alone will not help. For Our part we are resolved to do what we can to bring together divergent viewpoints and to consolidate texts toward the future. We thank the officers and members of Waikiki Hawaiian Civic Club for sponsoring us. We thank both- O'ahu Council and the Association ofhawaiian Civic Clubs and the leadership provided, not only for Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club, but for the movement as a whole. We call for a matching quality of leadership from other groups. We strongly believe that finalizing this arrangement of the unity of small clubs is a change for the immediate future and beyond. Since our participation at the last convention, we have supported the scholarships and installation of officers of fellow Civic Clubs. We joined with Pearl Harbor HCC by singing at the service in honor of Queen Lili'uokalanai at the Capitol. We have attended all AIi'i Sundays at Kawaiahao Church. We have attended all meetings of the O'ahu Council and the Association. We've participated in the O'ahu Council Con - Con Workshops, the O'ahu Council Ho'ike'ike/Prince Kuhio Celebration, the 'Aha 'Opio OOHA. We learned more about the Carroll/Barrett Case from Professor Van Dyke and the "Akaka" Bill at the State Capitol. We have done our yearly cleaning at Mauna'ala. We are now servicing you all at the INFORMATION BOOTH at this convention. We look forward with anticipation of working together with you and the community in the year QUEEN EMMA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB 784 Hao Street Honolulu, Hawaii Date Organized June 16, 1964 Date Chartered (AOHCC) June 1964 Kulia I Ka Nu'u Strive for the Highest Kalele'onalani Club Flower Pikake Club Color Royal Blue and White Officers & Directors: Casina K. Waterman Hope 'Ekahi. Wiliiam D. Correa (Pro-tem) Lori Piikea Tomczyk (Pro-tem) Elizabeth Jean Piena Marni Kehau Rezentes Hala Koke Margaret Peggy Arciero Alaka'i...Wiliiam Pili Correa, Edith Ho, Kaohuonapua Pua Kaninau, Charles Ogata, Lori Piikea Tomczyk, Robert Bob Sabo, William Pila Tulua, Wayne Kalani Waterman Mele Alaka'i. Debbie Kelsey Most Memorable Club Activity of 2001 Hosting the First Prince Kuhio Day Celebration at the newly renovated Kapiolani Park Bandstand at Queen Kapiolani Park. In memory of Prince Jonah KOhi6 Kalaniana'ole this event celebrated a series of reflection, and tributes that were presented in song, dance, and guest speakers. There were cultural exhibits, hands on demonstrations, and community groups that offered informational programs on education, health, and history. Many of the Hawaiian Civic Clubs that participated provided food, crafts, and genuine support of one another, which made this a very successful event. This year members of Queen Emma have concentrated on various community activities, and projects. They have supported, and participated with the Oahu Council in various community awareness projects, as well in the First Constitutional and by-laws convention for the Oahu Council. Displayed cultural crafts and designs at the airport. After convention in Hilo members worked hard to raise monies for Scholarship/and General Funds. Our annual Thanksgiving/Christmas baskets were packed with fruits and homemade banana bread loaves, and cookies. Christmas our membership included family and friends went caroling at Queen's Hospital. After we continued on "DA Trolley" through Honolulu and Waikiki as Santa and his singing Hawaiian elves. Our first fund raiser of the year held in January for our Scholarship was a success. Mr. Kimo Alarna-Keaulana shared 2 of his selected chants honoring Queen Emma. This was the second year he helped raise

36 l monies for our scholarship program and is planning for next year. Our choral group has been preparing under the leadership of Director Debbie Kelsey. She entices our members with energy to sing with correct Hawaiian diction. Scholarship recipients this year were varied in fields of culinary, education, engineering, and medical. They have the energies to go forth and become assets to our community, and with the knowledge that Queen Emma members have faith in them to succeed in what ever challenges they face in the future. Members strive to continue the legacy of our founders and charter members by sharing, supporting, and teaching traditional crafts and perpetuating our language oral and mele. HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAHI'AWA 931 Peach Street Wahi'awa, Hawai'i Date Organizied November 10, 1960 Date Chartered (AHCC) April. 1, 1966 E Ho'o Hana Like A'e Ana Working Together Pa'ahana Club Flower Gardenia Green and white Officers and Directors: Lurline Lee Hope 'Ekahi. Thomas Lenchanko Leialoha Haleamau Barbara Pua'a Kahu Kalama Makane'ole Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Ellen Hyer HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAHIAWA 2001 As a member of the Wahiawa Community and Business Association the club had some of its members attend its annual dinner membership drive and installation of officers, in January. We co-hosted the district council meeting held at the Waialua Court House. The club dues were increased. A new meeting site will be needed beginning June. In February the club co-sponsored a pa'ina for adult students of olelo Hawaii. Participation in the Ho'ike'ike in March proved successful with the lomilomi sessions given by Kalama Makaneole and his student, Jerry. Tom Lenchanko assisted with setting up. Lurline Lee and Leialoha Haleamau were ready to help. In May our one delegate attended the Con-con at the Hawaiian Studies Center, UH Manoa. Six members attended Honolulu's holoku ball for the first time in many years. They all had a good time. Summer came and went. The club had found a new site for meetings. They look forward to the state convention where two delegates and one alternate will attend. In August $500 was donated to the Leilehua Football Booster Club. Members ordered convention t-shirts and tote bags and kiheis in an excellent response to the council. The club is looking towards a brighter year in WAI'ALUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 706 Hale'iwa, Hawai'( Date Organized February 9, 1934 Date Chartered April 16, 1966 Hana Like Me Ka Lokahi Working together in unity Kaulana Waialua Club Flower. Kukunaokala Gold and Green Officers and Directors: Winona T. Pihana-Chaney Hope 'Ekahi. Davenette Souza Denise Nakahara Dorothy Kanani A wai Alaka'i. Dorothy Kanani Awai, Rachel Machado, George Keoki Ai. Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Rachel Machado Kahu George Keoki Ai Hc'opa'a Mo'olelo Barabara Ann Keala Clifton Aloha Kakou!!! The past year has been very challenging for our Wai'alua HCC but we have continued holding on to our Motto "Hana Like Me Ka Lokahi" (Working together in unity). We are continually doing fund-raising to provide scholarships for our children. Besides our fund-raising activities, we have been very busy in our community. In December we continued our visit with the elderly at the Crawford Home in Waile'e. April, we were honored to have O'ahu Council Pres. Jalna Keala install our new officers, held at Aunty Kanani Awai's home, it was so cozy & warm. Mahalo also to Uncle Ike Ka'aihue and all. who were in attendance. April was a busy month for us, We welcomed and serviced the Hokule'a and crew. In May, WHCC for the 1st time had a Pa'ina Scholarship Fundraiser and it was very successful!! June - we participated in a mini dedication with Hale'iwa/Wai'alua Asso. Canoe Club for the Board and members. July - Attended the Nanaikapono Fundraiser

37 ...,. luau. In Sept. - We participated in the Wai'alua Taro Festival and participated in the grand-opening and dedication with Hale'iwa Waialua Asso. on the completion of their Halau Wa'a on the grounds of Hale'iwa Elementary school. Oct. We find ourselves again actively helping, planning and participating in our 1st community Makahiki Festival. We are also members of the 'Ahahui Na Piko 0 Na Hale (The Wai'alua Court House in Hale'iwa). We are the caretakers of our Pohaku Lanai in Kaiaka Bay Beach Park. We will strive to do all we can to keep our club together and be active in our O'ahu Council and in our Association!! Mahalo Nui Loa!!! WAI'ANAE HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB Kaneaki St. Wai'anae, Hawai'i Date Orqanizied June15, 1935 Date Chartered (AHCC) Aprii 6, 1966 Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono The life ofthe land is perpetuated in righteousness Aloha 'Ia '0 Wai'anae Club Flower. 'Ilima Royal blue and i1ima orange Club Officers and Directors: Paige Barber Hope 'Ekahi. Angela Morales Stephane Kawelo Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Janmar Gonzalez Rochella Kawelo Kahu Kealoha Kelekolio Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Arthur Beaver Alaka'i. George Kawelo, Sr., Agnes Cope, Gene Carrero, John Kaho'ohanohano Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Gloria Kawelo We attended AHCC's convention in Hilo; provide on-going maintenance of Kuilioloa Heiau at Pokai Bay, Waianae. We attended the quarterly meeting of the Oahu District Council. Staffed a water booth for Waianae Comprehensive Health Center's Run For Your Life Marathon and co-hosted the Kai Makana Annual "Earth Day 2001", held at Pokai Bay, Waianae, with partners, Kaala Farms, and the teachers and students from Wai'anae High School. Students of Wai'anae High School. The community participated that day in the planting of indigenous plants surrounding Kuilioloa Heiau, presented a limu demonstration, poi pounding, fishing net display, lauhala weaving, kayak demonstration and mo'olelo. Over four hundred adults and children attended. We trained and graduated Wai'anae's own E'ala Crew, co-partnered with Nanaikapono HCC to form a community choir. We paid our respects to life member Jay Landis who passed away in May. We presented two scholarships this year to Wai'anae High School and donated a monetary gift to the club's adopted communiity project, "Ohana Ola Okahumana", a transitional housing project. We hosted Hokule'a on her island-wide sail to Wai'anae and catered several functions for the club's scholarship fund, participated in Nanaikapono HCC's scholarship fundraiser. Our club members played host to the reknown Master Navigator Mau Piailug's visit to Wai'anae where he met with the E'ala crew and old friends from the Hokule'a days, and participated in Polynesian Voyaging Society's "Family Day' at KoOlina Marina. It is with great pleasure that I submit this report to this convention in Oahu. Wai'anae Hawaiian Civic Club has accomplished much and we are looking forward to the year 2002 for better and bigger goals to achieve. To all our members who so diligently helped with all the activites this past year, MAHALO!!! WAIKIKI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 8602 Honolulu, Hawaii Date Organized July 9, 1964 Date Chartered (AHCC) September 3,1964 Huki Like Pull Together Waikiki Hula Club Flower White Carnation Fuchsia and White Club Officers & Directors L. Piikea Tomczyk Hope 'Ekahi. Liane Davidson Rosalyn Nobrega Ike Kaaihue Alaka'i Nona Kamai Malia Nobrega The WaikTkT Hawaiian Civic Club finished the year 2000 at Convention in Hilo, Hawaii with seven members attending and participating and assisting with convention activities. Masa Yamaguchi, who passed onearlier last year, was honored with a resolution. The new millennium started with WaikTkT HCC attending the Queen Emma H.C.C. Ho'okupu at Mauna 'ala. Members attend the Kawaiaha'o Church AIi'i Sunday services and participated in the O'ahu Council Mauna' Ala clean up in July with the assistance of Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club.

38 We are represented on the O'ahu Council Board with Malia Nobrega as treasure and Piikea Tomczyk as O'ahu Council Director. Uncle Ike Ka'aihue can always be counted on to kokua when needed as a representative. We participated in the Ho'ike'ike with Father Philbert giving the opening pule. Hawaiian books. Members hosted a booth to sell our crafts and hula for the many who gathered. Malia Nobrega had her haumana dancing We will be attending the convention and assisting by hosting the Waikiki Trolley Tour as well as on the O'ahu Council Convention Committee. We look forward to submitting a pahu made by the late Uncle Heine Kamai. The pahu was completed by the Club with the blessing of Aunty Nona KamaL We attended the July Association Board meeting held in Honolulu at which we proudly sponsored the merging of two Clubs (Ewa Hawaiian Civic Club and Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club) into a new Club named 'Ewa Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club. This was the highlight of our year as we have many connections to both Clubs. HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAIMANALO Poliala St., Waimanalo. Hawai'j Date Organized 1966 Date Chartered August 1966 Song Motto Club Flower Club Officers & Directors: Hope 'Ekahi. Kalanianaole Lokahi United Palailai Turquoise/Tan Ku'ulei Aila Jane Kreutz Josephine Miller Caroline Kala'i Aila Alaka'i Whitney Anderson, Hannie Anderson, Maryann Crowell Hala Koke Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Nalei Joan Conant Agnes Kainoa Wright Members of the Hawaiian Civic Club of Waimanalo attended a protest rally at the State Capitol in January of 2001, regarding court action of Barrett and Carroll. Two days later, another rally was attended at the State Capitol, held by Lili'uokalani and other Hawaiian groups. Our club cohosted a luncheon for the April O'ahu Council meeting, with other Windward Clubs. Club members also attended a special presentation by Senator Daniel Akaka, at a luncheon held at the Pacific Club in May, in regards to a Bill tor, Federal Recognition and other matters of interest for the Hawaiian people. Our club was represented at the birthday celebration at Washington Place, in memory of Queen Lili'uokalani, last September. Education awards were given to two students for assistance with college expenses. HAWAI'I COUNCIL Date Chartered 1966 Hope 'Ekahi.. Alaka'i. Hala Koke Ann K. Nathaniel Walter Victor, Jr. Lorna Akima Martha McNicoll (pro tempore) Chris Naito Martha McNicoll HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HAMAKUA P. O. Box 458, Honoka'a, Hawai'j Date Organized July 2, 1937 Date Chartered Aprit 16, 1966 Hawal'i Aloha Ua Mau ke ea 0 ka'aina I Ka Pono The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness Club Flower. Club Officers & Directors: Hope 'Ekahi. Kakau 'Olelo Ho'oPa'a Alaka'i.. Maile Lei Purple & White Rogelio Roy Soto Jackie Kala'au Maxi Dias Cindy Juan Carol Kala'au C 0 B Reynolds Kamakawiwo'ole, Toni Mallow, Luciano Agustin, Walter Victor Hala Koke Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Rogelio Roy Soto Auntie Elaine Mills John Akina Melvin Ah Ching The Hawaiian Civic Club of Hamakua got off to a great start for the year 2001 with a full calendar of events. We started the year with the 1st ever "Relay for Life" sponsored by the American Cancer Society held here at the Honokaa High School Field on 5/4/01. Over 22 organizations participated and received pledges in excess of $33,000. An awesome event where our club won the "Most Original Costume" contest in the marching unit at the

39 ~--. Aloha and Mahalo for attending the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs 42nd Annual Convention "He ola i ka leo Kahea" (There is life in a (hospitable) call) A call of friendly hospitality gives cheer to the traveler CHARLES ROSE PELEKIKENA Lani Go-Keala Primary Care Specialist rill lily ana vompany LillyCorporate Cemer Indianapolis. Indiana f-ax Voic Mailbox:8-4ti2,,'1(,f e# mternet: (,j(j.keala. Melldlll.A@Ullv.Gorn Actos'" ploglilazone Hel I'rozac, J) fll,..luaettne Jlyulur..-nlonae lance cnr tsttan holden liro~ric desiyn ens tic. 4bYc. C07ffiO? 2 ~ lohawaii.rr.com dl I

40 start of the walk-a-thon. This will be an annual event the club will participate in yearly. The club awarded two scholarships to students from Honokaa High School and were recognized at one of our meetings in June. Hamakua hosted the Hawaii District Council quarterly meeting on 5/19 with most of the clubs represented. The club also decorated Hale Ho'ola Hamakua Long Term Facility with Easter baskets, colored eggs, etc. as part of the Easter festivities at the facility. The club recruited two new members with a possible two more before year's end and have made membership packets for these new and incoming members on what the club is all about. The club assisted in the District Golf Tournament in the area of publicity and received good response from the participants. The club is preparing for a fundraiser to help defray the cost of the convention. The club is also looking forward to our annual Christmas party to be held in Kona-overniter which plans to be different from previous xmas parties held in the past. As we look forward to the close of the year, our club will continue to move forward with the support of the officers and members of the Club. Though we are small in numbers, we are moving ahead in perpetuating the movement and culture. We graciously thank the District Council Officers, the officers of this club, it's members and the community for their kind support and Aloha. HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF HILO 2576 Kilauea Avenue, Hilo, Hawai'i Date Organized July, 1929 Date Chartered April, 1964 Hawai'i Aloha Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka Aina I Ka Pono The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness Club Flower Pana'ewa Maile 'liima Gold & Red Lily K. Pa Hope 'Ekahi. Sarah Kahele (pro tern) Martha McNicoli Muriel Nu'uanu Alaka'i. E.C. Hobron Van Gieson II, Cecilia Mokiau, Josephine Pa Hala Koke E. C. Hobron Van Gieson II Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Muriel Nu'uanu Our activities this year were limited to participation/providing/recommending resources for the following: a. Obtained a speaker for a Hawaiian Class on Prince Kuhio (St. Joseph School). b. Provided leis for the Hilo/Kohala Kamehameha Day Celebrations. c. Solicited prizes, persuaded former club members, friends to participate in District Council's Third Annual Golf Tournament (fundraiser for Council) and provided necessary staffing. d. Participated in the Cultural activities sponsored by the HNPS at Puukohola. e. Attendance at the first annual District Council retreat at KMC and, participated in the early morning ritual at Halema'uma'u (an awe-inspiring event). f. Responded to - appeal from an applicant entering the nursing profession who needed extra financial help for books- materials, etc. We know that the majority of our members are seniors (we have three life members who are in their late 70s or 80s) a few in the mid to late 50s. Most of our younger members late 20s, 30s or 40s either have two jobs while raising their children, with little time to participate in club activities except when time permits on special occasions. However they are very supportive ( either financially or with ticket sales.) when the club sponsors fundraising events. Therefore our "working" membership is very limited and our membership drive is ongoing. We were able to obtain two new members but we lost two members -- Ida Lei Van Gieson Sisam and Hattie Apele. Ida Lei was the daughter of past members the late E C Hobron Van Gieson and Kumulani Van Gieson. She was also the sister of current members. Hattie Apele was an active member when her husband, the late George Apele, was active on the Board for many years. She continued her membership and support after her husband died but changed her status from active to associate. Of the original members remaining since I became a member back in 1956, only three are left: the Furtados and Mae Cook - our life members. HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF KA'U P. O. Box 98, Na'alehu, Hawai'i Date Organized August 1969 Date Chartered February 1970

41 Ka Nani A'o Ka'u Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness Club Flower. A'ali'i Green & White Club Officers & Directors: Meilani McComber Hope 'Ekahi. Winnifred Pele Hanoa Hope 'Elua... Donald McComber Shanell Dedman Leina'ala Enos Alaka'i. Mabel Kaipo, Arthur Hoke, Cathy Arnold, Keola Hanoa Kahu Donald McComber KOHALA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P. O. BOX 719, Kapa'au, Hawai'i Date Organized April 16, 1966 Date Chartered April 16, 1966 Maikai Kamakani 0 Kohala and No Kohala Kina'ole Doing the right thing Stephanie (Naihe) Cabaniss Hope 'Ekahi. Diana Rabang Ku'uipo Hinokawa Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Audrey Veloria Valerie Luhiau-Anjo Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Michael Isaacs Hala Koke Raylene Lancaster Since we last met on May 22, 2001, the reorganization of our club has been completed. A new website has been created: ( The following projects were worked on since the reorganization and election of new officers on (02/25/01): 1.State Concurrent Resolution 146 SO 1, with support of the Kohala Historic Preservation Group, Kohala Puerto Rican Social Club, Kohala Filipina Association, and numerous local community Japanese Business Merchants. 2.0pposition of Hawaiian Permaculture and Well ness Center in North Kohala Hearings in Kona & Kohala. 3.Hawai'i County General Plan Testimony Hearings in Kona & Hilo. 4. Assisstance with information for Momi Subiono in her work on Kawaihae Harbor Expansion. 5.Creation of our Library of Information (native Hawaiian birds: important treaties of the Kingdom of Hawai'i, Historic Sites; Apparel; List of all U.S. Gov't. Programs Benefiting Native Hawaiians, etc.). Includes short stories from members, on the life of a Native Hawaiian. This is an ongoing project for our club. 6.invitation extended by North Kohala Merchant's Association, to attend their monthly meetings. As new businesses arrive in our community, and utilize the Hawaiian language; our club has suggested that they seek out known Kupuna of the community or our club, for appropriate use of our Native Hawaiian language in signs or business names. The Kohala Historic and Cultural Preservation Group support and work closely with us. 7.0ngoing projects for curatorship/steward of Hale 0 Kaili, Green Banks, and Kaname'e; including commission hearings with DHHL. 8.Drafted a resolution on North Kohala Coastline. 9. Steak Fry fundraiser in February, Attended a symposium 10/06/01, regarding Managing Hawai"s Public Trust Doctrine. Hawai'i Thousand Friends and KAKO'O paid the expense. 11.The club was approached by New Moon Foundation in October, for input and concerns on their Special Permit Filing, for projects on their estate, including construction of a lo'i working with us in respect of the Hawaiian culture. The State of Hawai'i Office of Environment Control, is added to their list of cultural impact assessments, in the North and South Kohala areas. 12.Membership as well as Kupuna in the community, who are not members, were included in gathering of information of historic and cultural information for our area. 13 Monthly meetings with the Hawai'i County Managing Director, Peter Young, to keep us included with concerns for our District, County and State, which may affect our economic, environmental, historic and cultural issues.

42 KONA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 4098 Kailua, Kona, Hawai'j Date Chartered February 1952 Motto Club Flower Club Color. Clu Officers & Directors: Hope 'Ekahi. Hope 'Elua Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa:a Kona Kai 0 Pua Kulia I Ka Nu'u Strive for the Highest Pikaki Red and Yellow Bucky Gene Leslie Christine Ramos Candy Gaspar Pamai Kaninau Margery Kekauoha Nina Walsh Alaka'i. Ruby McDonald, Janice Yand, Edward Walsh, Arthur Mahi, Malia Eckman Kahu Maile Mitchel Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Mel Kaninau Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Mindy Finnegan Mele Alaka'i. Phillip Kamoku Kona Hawaiian Cvic Club provided testimonials at State, County and Federal hearings, (such as the State Land Use Commission) Other community events were, King Kamehameha Celebration, State litter Control Program, and Kona Coffee Festival. Monthly meeting guest speakers, spoke on health, cancer, and aids awarness. The club proposed development on Mauna Kea and the University of West Hawai'i Campus. HAWAllAN CIVIC CL UB OF LAUPAHOEHOE P.O. Box 397 Laupahoehoe, Hawai'i Date Organized July 11,1971 Date Chartered February 1972 Ka Na'i 'Aupuni Motto Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka ' Aina I Ka Pono The Life of the Land is Preserved in Righteousness Club Flower. Puakenikeni Club Color. Clu Officers & Directors: Hope 'Ekahi Hope 'Elua Royal Blue & Gold Walter C. Victor Lucille V. Chung Kawaihona Poy Ernest K. Thomas Alaka'i. Hannah Shimasaki Louise "Sweetie" Maikui, Elizabeth Mahoe Eugenio, Nonohilani Lopes Hala Koke William Choy Hee Kahu Hannah Shimasaki Hoomalu 0 Na Lala, Albert Maikui Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Walter C. Victor PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB 203 Todd Avenue Hilo, Hawai'j Date Organized 1967 Date Chartered (AHCC) 1967 Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono The Life of the Land is Preserved in Righteousness Club Officers and Directors: Hope 'Ekahi. Kahu Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Alaka'i. Leimomi Mauhili, Ann Nathaniel Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Ku'u Home I Keaukaha Ke Anuenue Ululani Sherlock Christine Naito Joseph Ha'o, Sr. Mary Mae Unea Robert Sherlock Gennie Kinney, Mary Mae Unea SOUTH KOHALA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB laie Street, Waikoloa, Hawai'i Date Organized, January 1995 Date Chartered November 07, 1995 Na Kuahiwi 'Elima O Ka Pono Ke Hana 'Ia A Iho Mai Na lani Continue to do good till the heavens come down to you Club Flower. Pikake/A'ali'i Red & White Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Alaka'i. Andy "Analu" Wynne Eleanor Kalama Nancy Spinney B. J. Springer Kai'ulani Damaso, Eleanor Kalama, Kealoha Sugiyama, Nancy Spinney, Kahea Chock Hala Koke Hoku Damaso

43 -- Mele Alaka'i. Hoku Damaso Aloha Kakou! The South Kohala Hawaiian Civic Club membership drive is a continuous and on going challenge in our small community. Needless to say, we are determined to continue with our efforts and goals and continuing relationship with the AHCC and the ACOHA of the Big Island Council. Fundraisers this past year, included our 1 st Annual Christmas Tree sale, Hawaiian games and petroglyph rubbings for the Waikoloa Kings Shops Muscular Dystrophy "Rubber Ducky" Contest. Lei Day and Aloha Festivals Hoolaulea, and the July 4th celebration; also at the Kings Shops. Other activities this year, will be the Craft Christmas Fair at Waikoloa School and hosting with refreshments. We were able to donate much needed paper goods to the Waikoloa Baptist Pre-School and provided the young men of Hula Halau Na Lei Hulu Kupuna with pikake leis for their competition in the Hula Lea Festival at the Outrigger Waikoloa Beach Hotel. WAIMEA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 6305 Kamuela, Hawal'I Date Organized December 31, 1949 Hole Waimea Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness Club Flower. Akulekule Black, White/Fuschia Club officers & Directors: Mabel K. Tolentino Hope 'Ekahi. Loma M. Akima Hope 'Elua Janet Stevens Bernadette Cacoulidis Albert Estabilio Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Joletta Cordeiro Alaka'i, Pat Asing, Tepa Fase, Majorie Spencer, Nau'i Murphy Kahu Mary Bell Lindsey Ho'ornalu 0 Na Lala Pat Asing Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo HaunaniLehano Mele Alaka'i. Eric Daley Cultural demonstration Programs at Visitor Center - May 19. Hawaiian Flag Day Program - Exhibitions July 31. Establishment Day Hawaiian Cultural Festival ipu demonstrations with visitors, also food tasting, Haku Lei making, nose flute making and entertainment - August 18 and 19. National Park Day - August 25. Kings Shops Events: Entertainment of hula and singing every other Tuesday. Easter- Lei making, lpu demonstrations, and entertainment of our kupuna. Fourth of July Demonstration of Hawaiian Culture and entertainment. Aloha Festivals: Selling of Aloha Week Ribbons. Ms. Aloha Nui - Our Lovely President, Mabel Kaleimaeole Tolentino came in 2nd place and her dance was "Kamalani 0 Keaukaha". 26th Annual Aloha Ho'olaulea - Food booth of ono plate lunches (chicken stir-fry and BBQ meat, salad, and rice). Mauna Lani Bay Hotel Ho'olaulea - entertainment of hula and singing. 8th Annual Great Waikoloa Ho'olaulea various demonstrations of lei making, ipu making and hula lessons. Airport Greetings: Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, our kupuna entertained for Japan Airlines. Inaugural Hawaiian Airlines Flight- Entertainment of hula and singing. County of Hawai'i Research and Development: Meetings were held that brought together many agencies, organizations, and groups involved in greeting visitors to the Island of Hawai'i. Each individual and group had separate roles and all agreed that the importance of a successful and excellent greeting program is beneficial to the Islands economy and well-being. There were also meetings involving improvements at our airports and piers. Our club is glad to be part of the mission to make every traveler feel enriched and welcomed to the island of Hawai'i. Pu'ukohola Heiau Events: Cultural Demonstrations - Once a week - January to September. National Park Week - April 17 to 21. Asian/Pacific Islander American Heritage Day -

44 KAUA'I COUNCIL HANALEI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P. O. Box 412, Kilauea, Hawai'i Date Organized March 26, 1959 Date Chartered ; 1969 Hanohano Hanalei Kaulana A'o Hanalei Famous is Hanalei Club Flower. Pua Olena Purple & White Club Officers and Directors: Howard "Kachi" Yokotake, Jr. Hope 'Ekahi. Shainlin Ham Young Anolani Hashimoto Annie Hashimoto Alaka'i. ", Valerie Ann Yokotake, Hanalei Hermosura, Rhona Ann Hermosura KAUMUALI'I HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 231 Eleele, Hawai'i Date Organizied Mar. 10, 1968 Date Chartered (AHCC) Feb. 7, 1969 Kaumuali'i. Club Flower. Maile Lau Li'ili Red and gold Club Officers and Directors: Lionel Kaohi Hope 'Ekahi, Sarah Peters Kwai Yen Kaohi Lena Mendonca Alaka'i. Penny Anakalea, Florence Kajiwara, Jenny Keuma, Paulina Kupo Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Laurie Ruiz MAUl COUNCIL CENTRAL MAUl HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.0; Box 483, Kahului, Hawai'i Date Organized January 10, 1960 Date Chartered Apri116, 1966 ; Lei Lokelani E Maka'ala Kakou For all to be alertand aware Club Flower. Lokelani Pink Lui K. Hokoana Hope 'Ekahi. Lisa Ann Oliveros ; Sasa Ewaliko Leone Purugganan Alaka'i. Stanley Bega, Kennethy Kau'i Souza Hala Koke Clara DeStefano Kahu Pedro & Geraldine Oliveros Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Nadine Bagda Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Betty Bega Since the last convention the Central Maui Hawaiian Civic Club has undertaken several new initiatives. The first was a collaborative effort with the Native Hawaiian Education Island Council MauilLana'i, and Maui Community College. The event was called Scholarship 'Aha The 'Aha invited Native Hawaiian Scholarship grantees to present information about their different scholarship programs. Presenting that evening were representatives from Kamehameha Schools, Native Hawaiian Leadership program, Alu Like Inc., Hawaii Community Foundation, Educational Opportunity Center, MCC Financial Aid Office, and the Gates Millennium Scholarship. The presenters explained their scholarship criteria, their respective timeline and deadline, and the amount of funding available each year. The event was a huge success. Close to 400 people attended this Scholarship 'Aha; in the audience were kupuna, makua, and keiki from all over Maui. Everybody enjoyed the good music, ono food, and the valuable information provided by the presenters. Next year we hope to expand the event to people on Lana' i. The second new initiative the club has been working on is the reinvigoration of its membership. One of the strategies was to hold less business meetings and more educational/informational workshops. This year the club hosted information sessions about Kamehameha schools expansion on Maui; Keanu Sai spoke about litigation at the World Court for Hawaiians; and arts and crafts of Hawaii.

45 Next year we will move to quarterly business meetings and monthly educational/informational meetings. Another activity was holding a dinner. The dinner was a wonderful opportunity to meet with the recipients and to hear, first hand, how their education would benefit the Native Hawaiian Community. This year the Central Maui Hawaiian Civic Club gave out $10,000 in scholarship money to 12 recipients. That's it from Maui; on behalf of our members we would like to thank the O'ahu Council for hosting this year's convention. HO'OLEHUA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 728, Kaunakakai, Hawaii Date Organized May 12, 1971 Date Chartered February 1972 Ho'olehua Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka' Aina I Ka Pono The Lite of the Land is Preperpetuated in Righteousness Club Flower. Kukui Green & Black Edwina H. Cacoulidis Hope 'Ekahi. Vivian K. Ainoa Renee Montizor Bert Harris Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Cissie Ellertsen Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Milton Pa Mele Alaka'i. Milton Pa Aloha Kakou, In December we started our Hawaiian Moon Calendar sales for our scholarship fund. Other projects this year, included a food booth at the Kuhio Day Celebration in March, Garage sale in May, as well as providing refreshments at an OHA Workshop in June. We assisted in providing scholarships for our 'opio. The following scholarships were awarded to Seniors, graduating and continuing on with their education: five received $250 and two received $450. $350 was awarded tc a continuing education applicant. We meet the first Thursday of every month, and our membership is 31. We welcome new members and visitors to our meetings. In May, one of our prior scholarship winners, Lonnie Ka'ai, entered the Logo Contest for the convention. Last year we sent eight representatives to the Hilo Convention, and now look forward to the 42nd Convention at the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort. MAINLAND COUNCIL Date Organized 1987 Date Chartered (AHCC) 1988 Piipukahi i holomua Club Officers and Directors: Hope 'Ekahi Hope 'Elua Hala Koke Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Unite in Order to Progress Dolly Keahiolalo Crawford Keoni Jensen Soulee Stroud Pa'ahana Bissen Oni Onekea Gail Kaho'ohele 'AHAHUI KIWILA HAWAI'I 0 SAN DIEGO 1810 Double D Drive EI Cajon, California Date Organizied October. 12, 1993 Date Chartered (AHCC) October. 27, 1993 E Ho'olaha I Ka Pono 0 Hawai'i To Spread the Goodness of the Hawaiians Na Mele Lahui Hawai'i Club Flower. 'Okika (Orchid) Purple and white Club Officers and Directors: Anthia Austin Hope 'Ekahi Theodora Furtado Hope 'Elua Denise Dudoit-Meyer Hala Koke Tula Striffler Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Bill Crawford Bridget Bravo Kahu Dolly Keahiolalo Crawford Alaka'i Michael Miranda Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo.Dolly Keahiolalo Crawford ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS: At last year's Hilo convention, AKHSD delegates spent an overnight trip in Waipio Valley as guests of Kia Fronda. This was an appropriate start of the convention and new year. Members were introduced to the land and the ways of our ancestors. When we left, we took with us a part of Hawai'i that will remain with us for a lifetime. 'Ahahui Kiwila Hawai'i 0 San Diego continues with their monthly board meetings and quarterly general meetings. "The Gracious Ladies of Ahonui", the 'Ahahui's Hula class taught by Kumu Leinaala Olsen meets every Wednesday.

46 ohana and friends of the 'Ahahui at Christmas. Scholarships of $500 were awarded to sisters Kristina Pohaku, attending UC Santa Barbara, and Nicole attending UC Davis in the fall, 'Ahahui hosted a scholarship workshop for Nani Espinda and the Hawaiian Higher Education Program. Our Ipu Heke Workshop, held at the Austin Hale was a big hit. Kumu Curtis Hayes and Kumu Mike Wong did an outstanding job. Fifteen students had a fun weekend and everyone was proud of their Ipu Heke. 'Ahahui sponsored a lei wili poepoe workshop in June taught by Doreen Henderson from Lei Hulu of California. Members Dolly Crawford and Leinaala Olsen were invited to do a Hawaiian window display at the San Diego Library for Asian Pacific Islander Month. 'Ahahui also participated in the 16th annual CMA Ethnic Food Festival and Senior Resource Fair. Anthia Austin, 1st VP T. Furtado, and Dolly Crawford attended the Mainland Council meeting on May 25th at Dugway Air Force Base in Skull Valley, Utah. Members also spent Saturday at the Mormon Pacific Islander Settlement of losepha. We joined other Mainland Council Clubs in a memorial service and cleaned and decorated the graves of the many Polynesians buried there. We also shared in their cultural arts and entertainment. The losepha Foundation is to be congratulated for their efforts to remember our Polynesian families who lived and died there. Fundraisers: Multicultural Fair, Miramar Marine Air Base. Kamaaina stationed at Miramar enjoyed kalua pig, cabbage, and haupia. Pacific Islander festival, Southwestern College in Chula Vista. The Hawaiian Plate was a big hit. Ho'olaulea at Alondra Park, the 'Ahahui had a craft booth. 'Ahahui members also helped Hui 0 Hawai'i of San Diego with their annual Luau. In September, AKHSD will be participating in the EI Cajon International Friendship Festival with a food, craft and information booth. Also our annual Garage Sale. Needless to say this has been an exhausting summer. We are looking forward to this years convention. See you there!!! 'AHAHUI 0 LILI'UOKALANI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA S. Western Avenue, Suite 214 Gardena, CA Date Organizied 1976 Date Chartered (AHCC) 1977 'Onipa'a Be Steadfast Lei No Kamaka'eha commonly referred to as Makalapua Club Flower. Pua Kalaunu (Crown Flower) Black & Yellow Club Officers and Directors: Mohala Kapualanionaalii Reed Hope 'Ekahi. Audrey Laiekawaiopua Alo Hope 'Elua Harry Hiileialii Yim Kawai A. Patti Healoha Landers Kakau 'Olelo Hc'opa'a Audrey Laieikawaiopua Alo John (Keoni) Jensen Parliamentarian Curtis Glen Hayes Alaka'i. Leona (Lei) Jensen, Freida Hailauala Moser, Maile Keahinuilapalaopele Hill, Michael Klikolani Wong, Curtis Glen Hayes, Hesteranne Lokelani Reichert. Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Carol Wong Mele Alaka'i. Harry Hiileiali'i Yim Kawai The 'Ahahui coninues to hold monthly Board and General Membership meetings to plan and execute committee decisions. Our primary emphasis is Charitable & Educational, Na Mea Hawai'i and Way & Means. Since last convention the 'Ahahui held it's elections and luncheon at Alpine Village in Torrance. Mainland Council Dolly Crawford served as our Installing Officer in February. We celebrated our annual 'Ohana Christmas Celebration in grand style. Our, with assistance from the Board of Directors, prepared and served the main course. Santa presented gifts to all the keiki in attendance. The 'Ahahui participated in the Pacific Islander Festival at Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park May 5-6, with a food booth, craft booth featuring kapa maker Dalani Kauihou, and stage performances. We participated in the Annual Family Fun Fest first "Mother's Day - Hawaiian Style" in downtown Los Angeles May 13., demonstrating and selling fresh flower leis and haku. We continue our commitment to the VFW Post #1961 in Gardena by performing at Memorial Day Services May 28th. We provided support and manpower to the Japanese Cultural Institute for it's Annual Bazaar. Successful sellouts at the Pacific Islander Festival in Chula Vista July and the Ho'olaulea at Alondra Park in Lawndale July We also participated in the City of Cerritos' Annual Community Luau at Liberty Park September 15th., where the 'Ahahui did the kalua pua'a

47 "imu style"., and, provided Na Mea Hawai'i workshops. The 'Ahahui is proud to award scholarships to nine(9) deserving candidates. We have also been practicing and exercising our vocal chords for 'Aha Mele under the expert musical direction of Choral Director Harry Kawai. Remaining activities and functions up to Convention 2001 are: Las Vegas Hawaiian Civic Club's Ho'olauleaJPacific Islands Festival, September 22-23, Lorenzi Park, Las Vegas, NV [Hawaiian Food Plate] Annual 'Ohana CampOut Camp Pendleton's San Onofre Beach, September 28 - October 1 Aloha Concert Jam Queen Mary Park, Long Beach September Save a Nation Foundation's Annual Pacific Festival Sunset Park, Las Vegas October [Hawaiian Food Booth] As you can see, it has truly been a grueling but most rewarding year for the 'Ahahui. E pili mau na pomaika'i me 'oe a me ho'omaika'i ana to the O'ahu Council. We are excited, enthused and eager to see our sister clubs once again. And, look foward to excercising ALL THOSE THINGS that make us "special" as we experience KE ALAULA 0 KA HULIAU. 'AINAHAU 0 KALEPONI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB 8855 Atlanta Ave., Suite 147 Huntington Beach, California Date Organizied February, 1982 Date Chartered (AHCC) November, 1982 E Malama la Na Pono o KEi 'Aina E Na 'Opio T he Culture of the Land is Preserved in It's Youth 'Ainahau Club Flower Pikake Peacock blue/seafoam green and white Club Officers and Directors: Ku'uleialoha Fahilga Hope 'Ekahi. Jackie Judd Hope 'Elua Keoki Shigematsu Hala Koke Pa'ahana Bissen Likeke Clowes Kakau 'Olelo Hc'opa'a Janice Shigematsu Kaiwi Pang Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Julian Judd Alaka'i Ho'okaulana Bode, Denny Colbert, Pi'ilani Johnson, Paddy Kakihara, Aukake Olim, BJ Rodrigues Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Janice Shigematsu, Janese Sanchez Mele Alaka'i. Jay H. Mannion Our Convention 2000 trip included a visit to Mauna Kea, with special ho'okupu, kui 'ai kalo at Ka'ala Farm, Waianae Valley, O'ahu. The 'Ahahui participated in community service projects at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center "5th Annual Adopt a Hospital" project, holiday program presentations at Los Angeles and Orange County convalescent home, senior/retirement centers, adult day care. Cultural arts presentations at local museums: the Japanese American National Museum, Japanese Cultural Community Center "Mother's Day - Hawaiian Style", Fullerton Museum Center; partnerships with Pacific Islander students at Cal State University, Long Beach/Los Angeles/Domingues Hills, University of California, Irvine (UCI), UCLA, USC. Public arts programs including California Arts Conference at Asilomar and the Arts Congress at the State Capitol in Sacramento with major funds from the California Arts Council (Multi Cultural Entry, Traditional Folk Arts, Visibility and Marketing Grants)(4) public program "Papa 'Olelo Hawai'i, 13th Annual 'Ohana Retreat at UCI "Ho'omau ana i na Waiwai 0 Hawai'i "Continue to perpetuate the wealth/richness of Hawai'i". Health education and community health screening and health assessment projects relevent to breast cancer survivorship, women's and men's health focus groups, hoe wa'a (outrigger paddling) youth and Marshallese co mmunity project, hosting and "talk story" projects with the White House Initiative on Asian American & Pacific Islanders, "ho'oponopono" programs, "taking safe medicines" video project with funds and support from US Food & Drug Administration, Healthcare Financing Administration, Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Education Foundation, Partnered For Progress, Kaiser Permanente Asian Pacific Network (5) presented in 2001 over $8000 to ten "gifted and talented graduates/undergraduates" along with three kamali'i scholarship recipients totaling over $100,000 in scholarships over the past 19 years.

48 l HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF SOUTHERN NEVADA P.O. Box 27055, Las Vegas, Nevada Date Organizied March 11, 1999 Date Chartered (AHCC) November 10, 1999.'A 'Ohe Hana Nui Ke Alu 'la No task is too big when done together by all, lsland Medley and La'amaomao Club Officers and Directors: Chalmers Akima Hope 'Ekahi. Kathy Dey Hala Koke Joan K. Farren Joanne Hannawahine Anuhea Correa Alaka'i. Magdalena Bermudes, Mylah Bermudes August is another fundraiser for the hui. Many members of the hui are also involved in the administration and entertainment aspects of the event. The festival features all Polynesian cultures in the Salt Lake Valley and is enjoyable because of the aloha felt for our Polynesian brothers and, sisters. This year's funds were provided to assist two fifth graders and one adult to attend the Kamehameha Schools Exploration Program in Honolulu. For the first time a scholarship was awarded this year to a high school graduating senior. Workshops are calendered each month to present Na Mea Hawai'i and preparation of Hawaiian foods. Some members of the hui entertained residents of Hillside Villa Care Center. Several members also participated in the Memorial Day losepa Pioneer Observance held in Skull Vally, Utah. HUIO HAWAI'I 0 UTAH 1242 Emerson Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah Date Organizied November 1985 Date Chartered (AHCC) November 1985 Ka'uhane 0 lesu e ho'a ia mai a mau loa The spirit of Christ that is lit to burn forever Ku'u Hoa Club Officers and Directors: Jess Kalawaia Hope 'Ekahi. Christine Pratt Hope 'Elua Lei Downs Hala Koke Soulee Stroud Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Shirley Kalawaia Julian Kau Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala Michael Kalawaia Alaka'i. Ellen Selu, Haunani Howell, Sou lee Stroud ngratulations I ahu District Council n a Job Will done! LIVING TRADITIONS is an annual event sponsored by Salt Lake City. For three days, ethnic groups that live in the area, participate in a celebration of food, music, and dance. This year adult hui members and keiki performed with Halau Keahi 0 Kamalulani in a 50-minute review of ancient and modern hula. This event is the largest fundraiser for the year and the hui sells shaved ice and an aloha plate lunch. The event also provides exposure for Hawaiians to make contact with other Hawaiians. THE POLYNESIAN FESTIVAL held on a Saturday in

49 KAWAUHI 'ANAINA HAWAI'I Club color. ; Purple Club flower Loke Melemele 0 losepa Motto Kupaa ka Nohona Hawai'i Song Kupaa ka Nohona Hawai'I - by Billy Kelly Charmagne Wixom Gwen Anderson Cynthia Uda Alaka'i. lsaac Hao, Sam Pokini, Karen Drummundo LAS VEGAS HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box Las Vegas NV, Date Organized 1989 Date Chartered November 17, 1989 Motto KULIA E LOA'A KA NA'AUAO STRIVE TO OBTAIN WISDOM Teri Leina'ala Keliiheleua Hope 'Ekahi. William Wright Jr. Hope 'Elua Alika Borge Randall Kumabe Cathy Ahyo Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Bessie Mann Alaka'i. MaIia Blume, Pasha Dickson, Sue Keliiheleua, Eugene Montgomery, Lehua Vincent Hala Koke Jeff Pagan Nov: Convention Hilo, Hawaii Dec. "LVHCC" Christmas Party - with other organizations participation. (Southern Nevada HCC, Na Wahine's Las Vegas and U.H. Alumni). "LVHCC" had the Honor of participating in the installation of officers for the Southern Nevada HCC. Jan: "LVHCC" "GMM" Guest Speaker - Lyons Kapi'ioho Naone - Indigenous Healing Institute of Hawaii. Feb: "LVHCC" participated in Clark County School District's Scholorship and Financial Aid workshop. Mar: "LVHCC" participated in St. Patrick's Day Parade. "IRISH HAWAIIAN" 2 - Scholorships awarded May: "LVHCC" Mother's Day Luau - Entertainment by Melveen Leed. Participated in Asian Pacific Islander Week (West Sahara Library) and in the May Day Festival in Las Vegas Sept: The 11th annual Hoolaulea - Pacific Islands Festival "LVHCC" in co-sponsorship with the City of Las Vegas puts on the largest Pacific Islands Festival in the state of Nevada with 144 vendors and growing. Our vendors come from as far away as New Jersey to Tahiti, we have continuous entertainment throughout this two day event, our entertainers included George Kahumoku, Danny Estacado and Maunaloa and other entertainers and halau from Hawaii, California, Arizona, Utah, Washington and of course right here in Las Vegas ~ ~: ~... I... ~~ S ~. Na Ali'i and their legacy - there's always more to learn. We're here to help. Native Books Kapalama 1244 North School SI. Honolulu, HI phone fax nativebk@lava.net Native Books can also be found with Beautiful Things! Ward Warehouse' Merchant St., And at the Na Mea Hawai'i Store Baldwin House, Maui Apr. Supported Ladd Heleloa's Annual Children's Easter Picnic - LVHCC provided Shaved Ice and participated at the National Conference for Community Justice

50 PI'ILANI HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB OF COLORADO P.O. Box Littleton, Colorado Date Organizied August, 1998 Date Chartered (AHCC) November, 1993 Ua Hilo 'Ia Ke Aho A Ke Aloha Braided with the Cords of Love Hana Club Flower Pakalana and Tuberose Green, gold and Russet Club Officers and Directors: Gail Kaho'okele Hope 'Ekahi. Lynette Asperin Hope 'Elua Lynn Melena Hala Koke Kamoi Fahilga Merlita Evanoff Kakau 'Olelo Ho'opa'a Debbie Warnier Nadine Apo Alaka'i. Kamoi Fahilga, Paula Fahilga, Puahau Aki Ho'opa'a Mo'olelo Puahau Aki Our club continues to grow and change, much like keiki do in their earliest years. After devoting much time and energy to creating a club infrastructure over the past few years, we are finally able to direct our attention toward specific programs, community outreach and fundraising. This year, our membership grew to over 58 people. With more members, we have been able to get more involved with the community. Our weekly raffle contributions have gone to local charities such as the Native American School and the Salvation Army. Other proceeds have gone to the establishment of a scholarship fund for students who are active in the community. This summer, we gave our first public educational program at a local library. The program was for children, and included hula, lei making and a talk on whales. Our monthly general meetings have covered a wide variety of topics. Craft workshops were given throughout the year. The workshops were on crafts for fundraising and traditional Hawaiiana. We hope to sell these at the upcoming holiday craft fairs in Colorado. For our traditional Hawaiian crafts, we had workshops for flower lei making, seed lei, and Hawaiian quilts. This year we also purchased a shave ice machine and sold en 0 ugh at several summer festivals to pay for our investment and make a modest profit. Special activites this summer included our first annual Spa Day trip to Glenwood Springs and our first annual Founder's Day Picnic. As the calender year draws to close, we look forward to our first 'Ohana Retreat in October, our second annual Haunted Hawai'i Talk Story (ghost stories) for Halloween, the launching of our 'olelo program and the development of our club website. N A KEIKI 0 HAwAI'I HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box Anchorage, Alaska Date Organizied 1984 Date Chartered (AHCC),November, 1990.'Onipa'a I Ka Mana'o Holdfast to Your Goals Kaulana Na Pua Club Flower Pikake Purpie and white Club Officers and Directors: Raymond "Ray" Hose' Hope 'Ekahi. Robert "Bob" Tumacder Hala Koke Ashlyn Hose' Dabney Van Liere Kimberly "Kimi" Cabalbal Ho'omalu 0 Na Lala.Shannon Kaipo Kaimimoku Alaka'i. Carlene Bailey, Ashlyn Hose', Carol Naehu, Sheldene "Shelly" Kamisese, Mary "Pumpkin" Silvira, Tutogi S. Florence Unutoa Na Keiki 0 Hawai'i Hawaiian Civic Club has been quite busy this year. We started with Hawaiian School from January 8th to April 29th. Ray Hose' taught ukulele while Bob Tumacder taught guitar. Mary Silvira, Jr Degala and Aunty Iwalani Carino taught hula, while Joann Vierkoetter taught keiki hula. Singleton Gross taught language and history. Dee Dee Smith and her sister Kimi Cabalballed the Na Mea classes. On January 26th Na Keiki presented the "Hawai'i Au" Luau. We sold out! Everyone enjoyed the ono mea 'ai catered by Hula Hands Restaurant. The Na Keiki Dancers, Hawaiian Time Band, Na Hula Olapa, the halau of Hawaiian Vacations and Ardis Mutini's halau put on quite a show. February 7th, the Na Keiki Dancers and the Hawaiian Time Band presented a show for Bilingual Multicultural Education Equity Conference at the Sheraton Hotel. Three days later, they danced and played for the Alaska Native Sisterhood Installation.

51 In April, our dancers and the Hawaiian Time Band put on a show for the Alaska Pacific University Student Luau. Later that evening dancers and band members joined the Board of Directors and other members and hosted the Trade Wind Storytellers of Hawai'i and New England. Our guests were Miki'ala Ayau, Chiya Ho'opili and Keliko Hoe from the Bishop Museum, Calvin Hoe from Queen Liliu'okani Children's Trust and Daisy Nell and Captain Stan from New England. On April 29th, the Hawaiian Time Band closed the Trade Winds Storyteller's Festival at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. On May 2nd, Na Keiki held a very successful potluck for the musical group Kapena. Summer started early, just in time for our Annual Pikiniki on June 2nd. Na Keiki provided the food. This year's pikiniki was a tribute to all of our volunteers. Summer time is normally fishing time, nevertheless, Na Keiki held a retreat at Seward Windsong Lodge in Seward right after the 4th of July. The Na Keiki Dancers also danced for the Governor's Picnic on the Delaney Parkstrip in downtown Anchorage. The Hawaiian Time Band also played for the Municipal Picnic at Kincaid Park. Now it is time for Hawaiian School again. School starts September 21st. We'll be getting some help from ukulele artist Roy Sakuma. Also, help from a kumu hula and her alaka'i from Bishop Museum; thanks to a new organization, the Hawai'i Alaska Cultural Foundation, which is partnering with Hawaiian Vacations to bring Hawaiian artists to Anchorage schools and Na Keiki. In October, the Na Keiki Dancers and Hawaiian Time Band usually participate in the United Nations' Day. This December Na Keiki will present a Mele Kalikimaka show at the Alaska Native Hospital. We will also celebrate Kalikimaka with a party for our own keiki and makua of Na Keiki 0 Hawai'i Hawaiian Civic Club. HO'OHOlO IMUA ""T" " 10 cause progress. This has been our goal for the people ofhawaii. THE power OF yes. MemberFDlC

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53 NECROLOGY Pulu 'Elo I Ka Ua 0 Ka Ho'oilo ("Drenched By Winters Rain") Filled With Grief HAWAI'I COUNCIL HARRIET BATALONA IDA LEI VAN GIESON SISAM HATTIE APELE HELEN LESLIE HELEN HO'OKE DAVID KAlLIO MALIA LINDSEY Hamakua Hawaiian Civic Club Hawaiian Civic Club of Hilo Kona Hawaiian Civic Club Waimea Hawaiian Civic Club MAINLAND COUNCIL WILLIE MALAIKINI HO'OMALU SUSAN MIRANDA MARGARET MURRAY 0' AHU COUNCIL FLORENCE TODD KATHERINE NAKEA KENNETH KEEN HERMAN G. P. LEMKE, SR. IRMGARD FARDEN ALULI NAPOLEAN DURANT MIRIAM DARLING APANA SARAH KAWAILIMA YOSHIMASA YAMAGUCHI FANNIE KANE MINERVA NAEHU BEATRICE ROSA IRMGARD FARDEN ALULI LILLIAN KRUSE SAMUEL BERNARD, JR. BETTY OGATA RACHEL CHUN JAY LEWIS LANDIS YOSHIMASA YAMAGUCHI 'Ahahui Kiwila Hawai'i 0 San Diego 'Ahahui 0 Lili'uokalani Hawaiian Civic Club of Southern California Hawaiian Civic Club of 'Ewa Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu Kailua Hawaiian Civic Club Nanalkapono Hawaiian Civic Club Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club Prince KOhi6 Hawaiian Civic Club Queen Emma Hawaiian Civic Club Hawaiian Civic Club of Wai'alua Wai'anae Hawaiian Civic Club WaikTkT Hawaiian Civic Club

54 Hamakua Hilo Ho'o uloa Ka'u Kohala Kona Laupahoehoe Prince David Kawananakoa South Kohala Waimea Council Delegates Alternates At-Large Members Guests Total Council ~== 'Ahahui Kiwila 0 Hawai'i 0 San Die 0 'Ahahui 0 Lili'uokalani 'Ainahau 0 Kale oni HCC of Southern Nevada Hui 0 Hawai'i 0 Utah Kawauhi 'Anaina Hawai'i Las Ve as Pi'ilani Na KeikiO Hawai'i Council Delegates Delegates Alternates Alternates 'Ahahui Siwila Hawai'i 0 Ka Ali'i Pauahi 'Ewa Honolulu Kailua Kalihi-Palama Kin Kamehameha Ko'olauloa Ko'olaupoko Kualoa-He'eia Lanihuli Nanaika ono Pearl Harbor Prince Kuhio Princess Ka'iulani Pu'uloa Queen Emma Queen Ka 'iolani Wahi'awa Wai'alua Wai'anae Waikiki Waimanalo