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Presidents Message

Aloha, aloha kakou-

Welcome to the 33rd annual convention of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs. Ourconvention originally planned for Kaua 'i became a victim of Hurricane 'Iniki in September, and itwas by a stroke of good luck that after considering several other options, we were able to return tothe Kona Surf for the third time.

This is my last opportunity to be your convention chair, as I have reached the end of mytenure as Association President. Words cannot fully express how rewarding it has been to workwith many of you on the wide variety of issues facing the civic dubs in this rapidly changing time.You have responded with enthusiasm and good heart, keeping the best interests of the Associationin mind, and have earned my deepest respect and appreciation.

I leave the Office of President secure in the knowledge that there has been progress andexpansion in the Association without losing the essential quality that brings us together - pride, loveand the practice of our native culture. There is always room for improvement, however, it will befor others to accomplish.

My very special mahalo goes to the committee chairs - the workhorses of the Association'­who provide programs and activities that enlighten us, entertain us and generally make coming tocivic dub convention enjoyable and worthwhile. Most of the time their work goes unnoticed,because they make things look easy, but without the work of the committee chairs, conventionswould be dull and uneventful.

Me ke aloha pumehana,

Jalna Keala

To our Kaua'i membership, keep up your spirits and may akua be with you as you worktoward recovery. To the Hawai'i Council who quickly pitched in to help put on this convention,my sincerest gratitude and aloha. And to all of you for your participation and support, myeverlasting love and mahalo.

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Table of ContentsLAUPAHOEHOE 22PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOA 22WAIMEA" 23

0'AHU COUNCIL REPORT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9ALI'I PAUAHI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9'EWA 9HONOLULU. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9KAILUA 10KALIHI-PALAMA 10KING KAMEHAMEHA .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11KO'OLAULOA HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB .. 12KO'OLAUPOKO 12KUALOA-HE'EIA 12NANAIKAPONO 13PEARL HARBOR 13PRINCE KUHIO '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 14PRINCESS KA'IULANI . . . .. . . . . . . . . . • .. 14PU'ULoA 15QUEEN EMMA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15QUEEN KAPI'OLANI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 16WAHI'AWA 16WAIALUA 16WAI'ANAE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 17WAIMANALO 17

Acknowledgements

Candidates for Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs .For the office of President .For the office of First Vice President .For the office of Second Vice President .For the office of Treasurer ' .

Outstanding Awards 1992 .Nominees for Outstanding Awards 1992 .

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MAUl COUNCIL REPORT 23CENTRAL MAUl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 23HO'OLEHUA 24LAHAINA 24

KAUA'I COUNCIL 24KAUMUALI'I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25KAUA'I 25HANALEI 26

"MAINLAND COUNCIL REPORT" . . . . . . . . . . .. 26'AHAHUI '0 LILI'UOKALANI . . . . . . . . . . .. 27'AINAHAU 0 KALEPONI 28HUI 0 HAWAI'I 0 UTAH 28LAS VEGAS ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 29NA KEIKI 0 HAW AI'I 30NA PO'E 0 COLORADO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30

IN MEMORIAM 31

KULAIWI 31

CREDENTIALS AND REGISTRATION REPORT ... 38

HAWAI'I COUNCIL REPORT 18HAMAKUA 18HILO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 18HO'OPULOA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 18

33rd AOHCC Convention Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19KA'U 21KOHALA 21KONA 21

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The following candidates have announced their intent ofrunning for the office as indicated. Mahalo a nui loa fortheir willingness to step forward and to serve the Associationof Hawaiian Civic Clubs.

For the office of President:

Candidates for Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs OfficeNo president of this Association can do that alone. It

takes an enormous effort mounted by every member of everyclub and the leadership of our component clubs, councils andcommittees to accomplish our goals.

As a result, I ask not only for your vote of confidence inme, but also your k6kua of Association programs andprojects. Imua!

'0 au no, me ka 'oia'i'o,

H. K. Bruss Keppeler

Bruss is a dual member of the Hawaiian Civic Club ofHonolulu and the Prince Kiihio Hawaiian Civic Club. Hepresently serves as first Vice President of the Association andis seeking election to the office of President.

Bruss was born ofHerbert Kealoha and Doris Kahikilani(Mossman) Keppeler. He is a member of the Hawai'iBarAssociation and entered general law practice on June 1,1976, and has emphasized business and real property as wellas estate planning and probate. Some of his many pastcommunity achievements and participation include:Polynesian Voyaging Society, Na Poki'i - Hawaiian ScholarsProgram, AOHCC Director, a past President and First VicePresident of the Oahu Council, Aloha Week Hawai'i Inc.(Director and President), Director of the Friends of 'IolaniPalace, Trustee of Historic Hawai'i Foundation, member ofthe aHA Land and Natural. Resources Committee, member ofthe Committee for the Preservation and Study of HawaiianLanguage, Art and Culture, Director of the WAIARAFoundation and Director of Hale Ola '0 Ho'opakolea, BishopMuseum Association (President), Moanalua GardensFoundation (President), and Hui Na'auao (Treasurer).

'Ano ai me ke aloha pumehanaOn the eve of the 75th year of our existence and the

centennial of loss of our nation, the Hawaiian Civic Clubmovement faces new challenges which make it imperative forus to be more effective in expressing our keenly-felt desiresthan ever before.

If we are to represent our membership and, throughthem, a large segment of the Hawaiian People at large, ourAssociation and its constituent organizations must plan to act,not react; lead, not follow.

To do this, we must steep ourselves in informationconcerning the critical issues facing our people today and beprepared to clearly express our positions on those issues

H. K. Bruss KeppelerCandidate for Association President

For the office of First Vice President

Arthur A. Hoke

Arthur was born August 1935 in Kalia, O'ahu, the third childto Arthur Hoke and Margurite Van Gieson Widemann. Hewas educated at Aliiolani Elementary, R.L. StevensonIntermediate, Roosevelt High School, Honolulu VocationalSchool, and the University of Hawai'i at Hilo.

Arthur served in the US Army, and is a Korean Veteran.He attended a variety of electronic schools. while in themilitary service. Arthur's career spanned 27 and a half yearswith the Police Department and he retired as a Captain fromthe Hilo Police Department. He worked as a BusinessAdministrator for New Hope Christian Fellowship, and thenas the Building Coordinator for their new Church building.He is currently exploring new opportunities.

His family has been involved in the Civic Clubmovement from its inception in Honolulu, and his personalinvolvement has been over the past 20 years. He is amember of the Hawaiian Civic Club of Ka'u; past presidentand past treasurer of Kohala Hawaiian Civic Club. Presentlyhe is parlimentarian to the aohcc. He has had considerableorganizational involvement and experience with a variety ofCivic Clubs, and other clubs of Hawaiian interest, along withhaving served a num~er of othernon-profit corporations.

He has no hidden agenda of pet projects or causes topursue, but pledges that he will work towards theaccomplishment of the goals of the Association of Hawaiiancivic clubs. He will however, use his faith, belief, and trustin God, as a measuring stick to determine the point beyondwhich he shall not tread.

Arthur A. Hoke

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For the office of Second Vice President

Annelle Amaral

I am Annelle Amaral of Ali'i Pauahi Hawaiian CivicClub, a candidate for the office of Second Vice President ofthe Association Board of Directors.

I have been a member of Ali'i Pauahi for 10 years. I ama past president of my club, former chair of the Health andHuman Services Committee of the O'ahu Council and currentPlanning chair of the Association board committee.

As the Planning Chair for the Association, I facilitated afirst ever planning retreat with members of the Board ofDirectors. As a result of this retreat, the Associationidentified its long-range goals, and as a result developedobjectives from which we can create an action plan for theAssociation. I also held a workshop with the Associationcommittee chairs to create job descriptions for the committeesfor the first time. These descriptions were then expandedupon at the 1991 convention.

I would like to continue the work of long range planningfor the Association and assist the Association-committees incompleting their work for the future of the civic clubmovement.

I would also like to assist the Councils and Clubs in first,understanding the plans of the Association, then, if they arein agreement, to provide direction for their future as well.

I believe the civic clubs will continue to be a powerfulforce in the future of Hawaiian self-determination. Withyour help and support, I would like to help create part of thatfuture.

Annelle Amaral

For the office of Treasurer:

Ethelreda KahaIewai

Ethelreda is a member of the Pu'uloa Hawaiian CivicClub and is seeking re-election to the office of Treasurer forthe Association. She has worked as an Island Manager for15 years for a mainland-based custodial company serving allmilitary bases on O'ahu supervising 450 employees.Following this assignment she spent the next 10 years

working for the State of Hawai'i Office of EnvironmentalQuality Control serving as Administrative ServicesSupervisor. She retired from that position to run her ownbusiness and is currently the owner of The Royal FeatherCompany which is in its seventh year of operation.

She is presently the Treasurer for the Association, pastTreasurer and Secretary for the O'ahu Council. She is also apast president of the Pu'uloa Hawaiian Civic Club and alsoserved as Secretary for the club. She is a past Director andTreasurer for HACPAC since its inception through 1985 andhas served as a committee member on the AOHCC Budget &Finance Committee for three terms. She also served on theO'ahu Council Budget & Finance Committee. She hasserved on the Hawai'i State Library Commission since 1982for eight years, and pursued state legislative action onAOHCC resolutions.

When she became a member of Puuloa Hawaiian CivicClub in 1970, she made a commitment to herself that shewould do her utmost to k6kua the Hawaiian Civic Clubmovement. Little did she know that this particular adventurewith the civic clubs would last for 22 years!. Each year hasbeen a learning experience, meeting new civic club members,renewing old friendships and new challenges. She firmlybelieves that its not what an organization can do for you,its what you can do for the organization!

From the Nominations Committee:

The nomination, election and tally procedures introduced atthe 1990 Convention on O'ahu, will apply this year. Thenomination committee chair will present the 1992 Nominationslate when called for by the Convention Chair at the SecondPlenary Session on Friday, November 13, 1992. Theconvention Chair will then call for nominations from' thefloor, and all nominated candidates will be given.theopportunity to speak on their behalf.

Election of 1992 Officers will be for ONE DAY ONLY,on Saturday, november 14, 1992. The polls will be open at7:00 a.m. and will be closed at 10:00 a.m, We request thatonly delegates and delegates at large come to the electionarea.

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ASSOCIATION OFHAWAHAN CIVIC CLUBSOuistanding Awards 1992

The Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubsrecognizes thesp~cHll volunteer effort and. dedication of its membershipand the community at-large. In previous years, the clubs an~ intlividpals were recognized by four awards: 1) PrinceK'fihioc-award for .Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club, 2) Outstanding FI<,lwaiian, 3) OutstandmgHa\Vaiian Civic ClubMember, and4) Outstanding Non-Hawaiian. In.its efforts tCfacknowledge the works of individuals; clubs and 'ohanathe association hasadded anew award for Outstanding Hawalian Civic Club Fatuity and clarified the OutstandingHawaiiart-OutstandingHawaiian Civic Club Member and Outstanding Non-Hawaiian awards for service to the CivicClubmovement as well as for service to the community. All awards have been given names that pertain to PrinceJonah KUhi6 Kalaniana'ole,

These awardswill also be awarded at thenext convention. Those Clubs whoWish applications so they can havean early start shouldccQl1tactamerpber ofthe Convention Committee. Otherwise; you will find applications in theJanuary Conventionpacket. . .

'Theawar-clscemmittee'has'decidedto-atm0\:lnGe:tlrecwinne.t;S.att1Ie'J-\h~amaon.Saturday. See you there...Nominees for Outstandini! Awards1992

1. Prince Kiibio Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club

1. Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu, KeaweVredenburg, President.

2. Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club, Clarence Kelly,President.

Please browse through the club albums at the conventiondisplay and share in the outstanding works of these twoclubs.

2. Kiilia I K.a Nu'u Outstanding native Hawaiian Non­Hawaiian Civic Club Member

1. Nainoa Thompson - nominated by Pearl HarborHawaiian Civic Club.

3. Ka Po'okela 0 Kiihio Outstanding Hawaiian Civic ClubMember ForService to the Hawaiian Civic Club

1. Betty Kawohiokalani Jenkins - Nominated by.Ali'iPauahi Hawaiian Civic Club.2. Momi Jones - Nominated by Hawaiian Civic Club ofHonolulu.

3. Olga Makole Kalama - Nominated by the Pearlif-ar!Jpr Hawaiian Civic club. . . ..4.... Victor Kaiwl Pang - Nominated by 'Alnahau 0Ifalep01ii Hawaiian Civic Club.

4.. ](dltmianq.'ole OUtstanding Hawaiian Civic· ClubMember For SerVice to the CommunitY at-large

1.. Olga Makole Kalama - Nominated by Peart HarborHawaiian Civic Club.

2.. Jalna Nanika'ala SpringerKe'ala -tyomitiated byAli't Pauahi and 'Ainahau oKaleponi Hawaiian Ct.vicClubs.

5. Kak6'o 0 Kalaniana'ole Olitstanding Non-Hawaiian ForService to the Hawaiian Community

1. Marvin Puakea Nogelmeier ~ Nominated by Ali'iPauahi Hawaiian Civic club.2. Jane. Kaala Kahikini Mock Pang - Nominated by'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi Hawaiian CiVic Club.3. Matsuo Takabuki - Nominated by Prince KuhioHawaiian Civic Club.

6. Pualeilani Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Family

No Nominations.

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ALI'I PAUAHI HAWAIJAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 1186, Haleiwa, Hawai'i 96712

O'ahu Council Report(Not Available)

DATE ORGANIZED Not AvailableDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) May 4,1948CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono"

(The Life of the Land Is Perpetuated in Righteousness)CLUB SONG "Pupu 0 Ewa"CLUB FLOWER (Not Available)CLUB COLORS Green and YellowCLUB OFFICERS & DlRECTORSPresident: George N. Kaeliwai Jr.First Vice President: John QuattlebaumSecond Vice President: Florence ToddSecretary: Adeline EstenesTreasurer: George N. KaeliwaiDirectors: Margie Zinkie, Katherine Nakea,

Mickael Nakea,Hannah Fonseca, Madeline KaeliwaiMarcella Quarttlebaum

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSAttended commemorative services at Mauna'ala, St.

Andrews Cathedral, and Ali'i services at Kawaiaha'o Church.Supported the O'ahu Council District meetings throughout theyear. Conducted Club functions when possible.

HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB' OF HONOLULUP.O. Box 1245 - Honolulu, Hawai'i 96806

'EWA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUJl2460-A Naai S1. - Honolulu, Hawai'i 96819

Leo, OHA meetings, Hawaiian Homes meetings, and HuiNa'auao sovereignty workshops.

DATE ORGANIZED December 6, 1918DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) December 6, 1918CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono"

(The Life of the Land Is Perpetuated in Righteousness)CLUB SONG "Liholiho" (Beautiful 'Hima)CLUB FLOWER 'HimaCLUB COLORS 'Ilima and RedCLUB OFFICERS' & DlRECTORSPresident: Keawe VredenburgFirst Vice President: Leimomi KhanRecording Secretary: Leimomi JonesCorresponding Secretary: Pat RiveraTreasurer: Eric MartinsonDirectors: Jyo Bridgewater, Marcia Bolson, Lucia Davis,

Laurita Hookano, Katherine Farm, Sterling Johnson,Dawn Farm-Ramsey, Luana Sala, Jo Anu Tsark

Pua'ala McElhaneyKekoa Paulsen

Malama CorpuzHarriet O'Sullivan

Betty and Frank Dower, Carole PaulsenBetty Jenkins, Anuelle Amaral

Kupuna Elizabeth EllisKawohiokalani

DATE ORGANIZED December 2, 1973DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) December 8, 1973CLUB MOlTO "KaIkaika 0 Ka Mana'o ame Ke Kino"

(Strong in mind and body)Pauahi 0 Kalani

Pua Kukui ame LauKukuiKe'oke'o

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DlRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Recording Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

Chaplain:Historian:ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS

Participation in Ali'i Sundays at Kawaiaha'o Church andMauna'ala Ali'i services. Supported Jerry Lewis' Muscular

. Dystrophy telethon and the Lunalilo Home Christmasceremony. Directed the Kukui Lama Ku award ceremony atthe 1991 AOHCC convention. Participated in BishopMuseum Sunday and supported the planning, recruitment andimplementation of the Aha Opio - OHA Youth Legislatureprogram. Participated in the .Alu Like Computer TrainingCenter by scholarship award.' Planning and implementationof the Aha Kupuna Conference and Kukakuka sessions onMaui, Supported the Oahu Council meetings and AOHCCBoard meetings with our director and kupuna in residence.

Attended the Royal Order of Kamehameha workshops forkupuna, makua, & opio & na leo nani. Participated in thePuamana hula performance at Barbers Point and theleadership conference in Hilo. Supported OHA commuriitymeetings and DHHL new lease meetings.

Provided advocacy and support for Kupuna KakooSenator Mike Crozier, and Anuelle Amaral from the 42nd'Representative District. Supported the Hawaiian HomeLands Trust Individual Claims Review panel. ProvidedLegislative support for Hawaiian Emersion Project, Punanaa

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ACTIVITms & ACIllEVEMENTSWith an active enrollment of 216 members, the

Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu (HCCH) continues to growand service its community with aloha. The HCCH calendarfor the year included: Forty-seven members attendance atthe 1991 AOHCC Annual Convention held a! the RoyalWaikoloan Hotel in Kohala, Hawai'i, introducing fourresolutions concerning Hawaiian issues. Fund drive at theConvention and McKinley Family Christmas A-Fair resultingin a presentation to Keahi Allen (trustee - Lunalilo Home)with a substantial check towards the purchase of new bedsfor Lunalilo Home residents.Installation of officers at the Willows Restaurant with guestspeaker Ed Kanahele on Status of Hawaiian TraditionalEducation. Donation to the American Red Cross forMonsignor Kekumano's Testimonial dinner. Attendance atKamahameha Schools to discuss issues of importance to theHawaiian community. Attendance at the commemoration ofQueen Lili'uokalani's ascension to the throne. Donation tothe Aloha Festivals. Attendance at services for various civicclub members who passed away during the year. Took anactive: part in Ho'ike'ike at the Bishop Museum. Participationin the play "Betrayal" that aired over KHET public television.Administration of plans, with full membership participation,for the annual services for Prince KOhi5 at Mauna'ala andKawaiaha'o Church. The Holoku ball, our annual fundraisernet $33,000 towards scholarships. Honoree's were thetrustees of the Estate of Bernice Pauahi Bishop.Presentation of ho'okupu to retiring scholarship trusteesHerman Lemke and Henry Clark. Participation in QueenLili'uokalani Day services at St. Andrews Cathedral. Supportof the Ko'olauloa Hawaiian Civic Club with attendance toNake'u Awai's fashion show. Present at the reprinting ofSamuel Kamakau's book "Ruling Chief" at KamehamehaSchools. HCCH member Haunani Apoliona honored at adinner at the University of Hawai'i. Visited and entertainedthe residents at Lunalilo Home.

Supported Pearl Harbor HCC with attendance at theirfashion show. Kini Poi celebration with a ScholarshipAwards Luncheon, awarding 40 scholarships this year.Educational trip to ka'u {included talk by Melody Viernes - KaLae Curatorship program, and visit to South Point Heiau,burial area and Palahemo). Attendance of special services atKawaiaha'o Church to discuss use of 'lolani Palace grounds.

Participated in the Kamehameha Schools program tolearn about the natives of the Marquesses islands.Participated in raising funds for Aloha Week through sale ofribbons. Donation to the Waianae community in support ofHurricane 'Iniki families, plus needed supplies to the Kaua'iKupuna Program via Alu Like. Support of the O'ahu Council

KAILUA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 1123 - Kailua, Hawai'i 96734

KALIHI-pALAMA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB1427 Mailikukahi Walk, Honolulu, HI 96817

DA~E ORGANIZED (Not Available)DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) November 19, 1969CLU8 MOTTO Hoikaika Like Me Kealoha"

(Strive Together with Love)CLUB SONG "Hoikaika Like Me Kealoha"

Eleanor HutchinsonNapoleon Durante

Noel NewhardArthur Lavenau

Bobbi Mills, Nalani WallaceBill Bennett, Blanche Keahi

Lani JaoquinMary Bird

in servicing the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Associationfund raiser.

Completion of general membership and board ofdirectors meetings for the year. Testified on severalHawaiian issues at legislative hearings. Hosted weekly radiotalk programs on KHVH with distinguished guests of theHawaiian community. Attendance at all Ali'j Sundayservices at Kawaiaha'o Church and commemorativeceremonies at Mauna 'Ala.

ACTIVITms & ACIllEVEMENTSOur club was awardeda five (5) year contract with the

state of Hawai'i for curatorship of the Uhupo HeiauRestoration. We awarded five lifetime memberships tomembers of our club. We awarded our Outstanding Memberplaque to Charles Rose and Outstanding Member in ourCommunity of Kailua, the Louis K Maboe Award, toIrmgard Parden Aluli.

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Sergeant-at-Arms:Historian:

DATE ORGANIZED. August 4, 1958DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) April 16, 1961CLUB MOTTO '''E Ala 'E Nii Mamo, E 'Ola Nii Pua"

(Be Alert, oh People, So Our Children May Live)CLUB SONG "Nii Pua Ka '!lima"CLUB FLOWER 'Ilima Blossom ( Traditional)CLUB COLORS 'Ilima Gold and BlackCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

Charles Manu BoydChoral Director:

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KING"KAMEHAMEHAHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

1823 Skyline Dr. - Honolulu, HI 96817

ACTIVITIES & ACIllEVEMENTSAttended District Council Meetings. Assisted the

Honolulu Community Action Program in the Kalihi-Palamaarea with the distribution of food.

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS1992 marks the 25th anniversary of the King

Kamehameha Hawaiian Civic Club. Constantly striving toremain active within the O'ahu Council and the community,the King Kamehameha Hawaiian Civic Club keeps busy all

Pupu Shell andlor Pink FlowersPink and White

year long. We have lent our hands to raise funds to awardsix scholarships to young Hawaiians furthering theireducation here, as well as on the mainland. We alsosponsored one child to attend Kamahameha School'sExploration Program this summer. Cultural enrichment ofour membership was achieved by an Easter coconut basketweaving workshop with Ike Ka'aihue and his 'ohana and alsoa tour of the 'Iolani Palace. We participated in theAssociation's worksbop on "Our Land Trusts - Where AreWe?" and the O'ahu Council's Ho'ike'ike at BishopMuseum's Family Sunday.

Sparked by our current president, Gladys ,Shiroma, wehave shared our culture with the staff of Title Guaranty ofHawai'iin sponsoring a wili lei making class and we sharedour time helping at the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon duringthe past Labor Day weekend.

In celebration of our 25th anniversary, we participated inthe Kamebameha Day Parade in June on O'abu. "Riding inconvertibles, we honored founder, Gladys Rodenhurst andour first club president, Walter V. Rodenburst, as well askupuna Rose McCarty and Aloha Awaa. Other members andfriends rode on the parade wagon donated by Budweiser'sEagle Distributors, playing Hawaiian music all along theparade route. Our pa'u unit who rode in remembrance ofJames Caswell, captured a third place trophy for private

. mounted units. Further celebrating our anniversary, our pa'uunit mounted once again to ride in the Aloha Week Paradeand to our surprise won the Parade Director's award and ourhard working "pooper scoopers" got the "Best Technique"award.

Our members have attended Ali'i Sunday services atKawaiaha'o Church, and also commemorative services atMauna 'Ala. We also have on-going choral practices withCeleste Sagarang, our choral director, and we will participatein this year's Aha Mele, after a long hiatus. We areexploring the concept of sovereignty and have had adiscussion session with Mahealani Kamaau, a member of HuiNa'auao and the Executive Director of the Native HawaiianLegal Corporation. ~

We take this time to acknowledge and thank the O'ahuCouncil's president, Peter Ching and the Associationpresident, Jalna Keala for their support and endorsement ofour nominee, Rose McCarty to the KUKUI LAMA KUAward. Imua Kamebameha!

Susan K. PineDexter K. Soares

Julia LaguneroHelen Scott

Millie Z. LeeElmer WilliamsonMaile Montervon

Eleanor Williamson

January 1967April 6, 1967

"Imua Kamehameha""Imua Kamehameha"

MamoPurple and" Mamo

Gladys ShiromaDoreen Saito

Shelly HaoSally Oyama

Colleen UahinuiBarbara Shiraishi

Aloha Awaa, Momi Caswell,Elouise Kealoha, John Saito

Earl Kealoha, Sr.Rose McCartySam Ah Yuen

Celeste Sagarang

CLUB FLOWERCLUB"COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & PIRECTORSPresident:First Vice President:Second Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Sergeant-at-ArmsChaplain:Historian:

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTOCLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:First Vice President:Second Vice President:Third Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

Sergeant-at-Arms:Chaplain:

" Historian:Choral Director:

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KO'OLAUWA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

KO'OLAUPOKO HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 664

Kane'ohe, Hawai'i 96744

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSOur club participated in family Sunday at the Bishop

Museum for the O'ahu Council. In May, we held a verysuccessful Fashion Show as a scholarship fundraiser.Supported the communities resistance to the H3 routing toensure protection of Hale 0 Papa which resulted in reroutingthe freeway to protect our historical sites.

Our club has recently gone through reorganization andrevitalization by encouraging our membership to bring theyounger opio out to our meetings and to get them involved.We are hopeful that this will continue to help our club growand become stronger. We are also proud that our First VicePresident, Ululani Bernie, has been elected to the Hawai'iLegislature..

Sergeant-at-Arms and Chaplain:Historian:

Jeanette PangJuanita Yap, Emma Alexander

Gladys AkimaLani Apana

Beatrice Matsumoto

Treasurer:Directors:

DATE ORGANIZED Apri11974DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) February 1, 1975CLUB MOTTO "E Hana No Na Pono 0 Ka Po'e Hawai'i"

(Work for the Good of the Hawaiian People)CLUB SONG Kamakani Kaili AlohaCLUB FLOWER Pua Kenikeni-Kolomona, Kukui NutCLUB COLORS White, Yellow, Brown and GreenCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: Elizabeth Cypher LauFirst Vice President: Aloha HoSecond Vice President: Kalehua MartinSecretary: Adeline WenskaTreasurer: Harriet DeCostaDirectors: Fola Kekahuna, Wanda Kahuena, Lorraine Freitas,

Esther Naweli, Kalani Miller, Frank KekahunaHaleaka Martin - ex officio

Historian: Wanda Kahuena

KUALOA-HE'EIA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box E - Kane'ohe, Hawai'i 96744

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSNone reported.

(Not Available)(Not Available)

Gladys K. PualoaU1u1ani Bernie

Adella JohnsonSherry Evans

Agnes ChoiNot Available

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTOCLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:First Vice President:Second Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

Alice K. SmithEstelle DrewAnna Keene

DATE ORGANIZED August 10, 1937DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) (Not Available)CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono"

(The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness)CLUB SONG "Ku'u Home I Kane'ohe"CLUB FLOWER Orange MarigoldCLUB COLORS Red and Gold·CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Recording Secretary:

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSCommunity s~rvice work for the past year included

Nawahine 0 Hawai'i and Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festivalboth of which were sponsored by the Parks and RecreationDepartment. This year's Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festivalwas very special since it was the tenth anniversary of thefestivaland the first year ofawarding the $1,200 Kihoa LeiSlack Key scholarship. We were very proud to present the

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award to Voncile Issacs, daughter of the late Arthur LelandIssacs. Other community service include providing the soundsystem for the Kamehameha Day Parade decorating of the

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PEARL HARBOR HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 66 - 'Aiea, Hawai'i 96701

Clarence KelleyAnna Wahineho'okae

Samuel KeIi'ia'aB.. Sonny Dulatre

S. Kala HoldenRoth Puahala

Patrick SniffenChris Anjo, LeialaCravalho, Leilani Irvine

DATE ORGANIZED Spring/Mid 1963DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) Apri116, 1964CLUB MOTTO "'E Paepae I Luna Loa I Ka Malamalama"

(Hold High the Light of Knowledge)CLUB SONG "Uluwehi '0 Ka'ala" (Beautiful Mount Ka'ala)CLUB FLOWER Pua Aloalo (Hibiscus)CLUB COLORS Red and White ('Uta 'Ula E Keo Keo)CLUB OFFICERS. & DIRECTORSPresident:Past President:First Vice President:Second Vice President:Recording Secretary:Corresponding Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

KUHINA NUl of the DAUGHTERS AND SONS OFHAWAIIAN WARRIORS - her inspiring, uplifting messageto all gathered, recognizes the harmonious efforts of a club,tho small in numbers, yet, each member reaches out toparticipate & support the policies and programs, the goalsand the projects, of THEIR CIVIC CLUB., THEIRCOUNCIL AND THE ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIANCIVIC CLUHS throughout the year - their warmth, theirgenerosity, their entirety in giving is culminated by the club'sHELOVED AUNTY LYDIA NAMAHANA MAIOHO, whoholds the assembled in reverent silence as she relates thespiritually conceived message promoting the honorary tributeshe presents to a club member; -a beautiful koa ho'okupu thatembraces the beauty and the fragrance of Royal Mauna'ala isreceived in grateful humility- An invited guest is so movedby all that has transpired this day and has witnessed at other 'times, makes out a check for club dues! Membership chairChuck Lindsey presents thename to the membership forapproval and ISSAC KAAIHUE (IKE) is sustained &received this day as a club member!

Longtime, loyal members, Uncle Joseph Kekawa, Sr.and Dorothy Mowat having fulfilled their earthlyassignments, have come to the "END OF A PERFECTDAY." The loss is great, and we miss them. NanaikaponoHCC, You are the KALAUNU of my heart-MEKEALOHA!!

DATE ORGANIZED May 12, 1948DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) April 16, 1966CLUB MOTTO "Niinii Ika Pono" (Look to Righteousness)CLUB SONG "Nanakuli - Nanaikapono"CLUB FLOWER Pua Kalaunu Kal-inaCLUB COLORS LavenderCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: Doreen K. LindseyVice President: Mauna'ala ChillingsworthSecretary: Louella D. KingTreasurer: Doreen N. H. LindseyDirectors: Hetty Lou Cullen, Louise Peters, D. Liloa Lindsey

Lydia N. Maioho, Charles Lindsey, Elizabeth VillaHistorian: Lydia N. Maioho

NANAIKAPoNO HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB89-525 Mokiawe St. - Wai'anae, HI 96792

king's statue. We also supported the Hammer Box Rockshow from Seattle, Washington. Our civic club awardedthree lifetime memberships to Emily Pahinui, Illinois Issacs,and Voncile Issacs.

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSWe the Officers of the Niiniiikapono Hawaiian Civic

Club do solemnly swear to diligently uphold the Constitution. and By-Laws of this civic club and will perform ourresponsibilities with love and respect for our fellow members.May we never waver from our purpose and mission tofaithfully fulfill our duties that are necessary to maintainorder and harmony within our club. May God's lovecontinue to guide and sustain us throughout the New Year.The fulfilling of the OATH is evident hours before thecombined Installation/Xmas Banquet in the MAKUA Roomof the SHERATON-MAKAHA; - from the coordinatingefforts of Hetty Lou Cullen, Louise Peters & Wanda Hobbs ­in the "Mai, Mai, Mai," "ALOHA KAKAHIAKA","PEHEA 'OE?" greetings as members and guests arrive - the"MAIKA'I NO WAU, MAHALO" responses coupled with ahoni, a warm.embrace or a handclasp - the laulima kokuawhen the decision is made to relocate the Head Table and thebeverage bar - Na leo nahenahe rendering Na Mele '0Hawai'i as members strum their musical instruments, incitingan impromptu hula from "Tutu" Dorothy Mowat, movingeven the hotel's catering crew to sing along. Thus were the1992 officers installed and presented to the sustainingmembership by the Honored Gracious Hinano Paleka,

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Sergeant-at-Anus:Chaplain:Historian:Choral. Director:

2072 'Alewa Dr. - Honolulu, HI 96817

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS(Non Available)

PRINCE Kfimo HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 240132

Honolulu, Hawai'i 96824-0132

November 1977February 3, 1978

"Kiilia I Ka Lokahi"(Strive for Unity)

June 17, 1964June 17, 1964

"Ka Lani Ana Ole"(Heaven of Boundless Limits)

"Waialae"Purple and White Violets

Purple and White

Linda DelaneyDennisSai

Harriett R.FrankMarlene YongLouise Souza

Miki Bowers, Dr. Michael Chun,Leiomalama Desha, Ray Jellings,

Kinau Kamalii, Lillian KruseEdna Bekeart

Kyle Mahi MoriHistorian:Choral Director:

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS &·DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Recording Secretary:Corresponding Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

Pearl Harbor takes pride in the work andaccomplishments made under the fine leadership of ourPresident Clarence Kelley, from October 1991 to October1992, which would end the convention year as far as theassociation calendar would be concerned, because ofconvention being held in November. Pearl Harbor HawaiianCivic Club sends its warmest regards to all the clubs of theAssociation of Hawaiian Civic Clubs.

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTO

PRINCFSSKA'IULANIHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

('Ahahui Kiwi La Hawai'i Kamali'iWahine Victoria KawekiuKalaninuiahilapalapa Ka'iulani Cleghorn)

DATE ORGANIZED•DATE CHARTERED (AOHCe)CLUB MOTTO

Toni Lee, Maile Puahala, E. Tweetie SasakiCharles Wahineho'okae

Bob HoldenOlga Kalama

Melissa GeurreiroNola Nahulu

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSAloha kakou...Greetings from Pearl Harbor. This year

Pearl Harbor contributed and supported the Hawaiian Civicmovement by being an active and visible club with amembership enrollment of 220+ (as of this writing).

We have supported the Oahu Council and Association ofHawaiian Civic Clubs by attendance at their meetings, withrepresentation of 6 members who serve on the council and 3members on the association level. This year, Pearl Harborwill have 22 delegates and 2 at large members participating atthe convention.

Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club members participatedin activities and events throughout the year, such as monthlymeetings of the board, general and 'opio, as well as Ali'iSunday commemorations, club na mea & language educationclasses, community programs and projects, communityservice events for cancer, hemophilia, Foundation ofHawaiian Heritage, KPCA quilt projects, fundraising,supporting other clubs, and sharing fellowship with eachother.

Pearl Harbor takes pride in reflecting Hawaiian values,which starts with its members. .All regular members are ofHawaiian ancestry and associate members who are spousesthat support the Hawaiian movement and Hawaiian values inevery club endeavor. Pearl Harbor is also a sponsor for namea waiwai 0 Hawai'i, an educational Hawaiian valuesteaching program for Kupuna of the DOE teaching system.This program reflects values of our ancestors that have beenhanded down through the generations and which are ofsignificance even today when Hawai'i is of a diverse andmulti-cultural people. Pearl Harbor serves the Hawaiiancommunity and the community at large through many aspectsof service which has been mentioned previously. OurScholarship Program is constantly kept in good stead withmany fundraisers and is our best service project. This yearscholarships were given to 21 students pursuing educationfrom colleges, universities and community colleges. Therewere also four scholarships awarded to students attending theKamehameha explorations program, as well as donations tothe Dr. Mills scholarshipat Kamehameha Schools and theDorothy Gillette Scholarship at the University of Hawai'i.

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PU'ULOA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB98-027 Hekaha St., #7 - Aiea, HI 96701

Mary SerraoIke Kaaihue

June 17, 1964April 6, 1966

"KUlia IKa Nu'u"(Strive for the Highest)

"Kaleleonalani"Pikake

Royal Blue and White

Corresponding Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

DATE ORGANIzEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTO

ACTIVITJES & ACHIEVEMENTSParticipated in the 1992 Oahu Council's annual Ho'ike at

the Bishop Museum. Under the direction and instruction ofmember Moana Espinda, the club members learned how toplait coconut fronds into small, medium and large baskets.These baskets were sold at the ho'ike'ike. We alsoparticipated in the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. IkeKaaihue, member of Pu'uloa HCC, coordinated the workersfor this event. He was able to get all of the civic clubs onO'ahu to do their part for Jerry's Kids. Attended the 1991AOHCC convention at Waikoloa. With Pu'uloa's smallmembership we still were able to send 8 members who weredirectly involved with convention activities. President ofPu'uloa participated in Ali'i Sunday services at Kawaiaha'oChurch.

QUEEN EMMA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 38154 - Honolulu, HI 96837

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: Piikea TomczykVice President: Shirley HamadonTreasurer: Charlotte CathcartRecording Secretary: Rawleen FisherCorresponding Secretary: Nona FrankPast President: Elouise FrankPresident Emeritus Aunty Elaine MullaneyDirectors: Gerry Alama, Peggy Arciero, Jeanette Au,

Doris Izumi, Jean Piena, Bob Sabo, Ellen Kalahele.ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS

_ Our membership supported the 1991 AOHCCConvention and the celebration of the Feast of Queen Emmaand King Kamehameha IV at St. Andrew's Cathedral.During the Christmas season our club made Christmas

Arline EatonPaul Kahunahana

"Ka'iulani Ali'i"Pikake

Red, Black and White

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: GladysE. RhodenhurstFirst Vice President: Tane WailehuaSecretary: Rusty RhodenhurstTreasurer: Merlyn AkunaDirectors: Carol Anzai, Clarence Sardinha, Dorothy GillettSergeant-at-Arms: Sonny PerreiraChaplain: Tiona WailehuaHistorian: Kuulei Raina

ACTIVlTIES & ACHIEVEMENTSThe Princess Ka'iulani Hawaiian Civic Club continues to

be active this year in a number of events. Almost half of theClub's membership played a part in the Office of HawaiianAffairs week long leadership conference, 'Aha 'Opio 0OHA. Members volunteered to assist in facilitating thelegislative and cultural experiences of the young men andwomen who participated in this program. Another activitysponsored by the club was a beautiful ceremony marking. the117th birthday of Princess Ka'iulani, Held at Mauna'Ala, itwas attended by many Civic Clubs and special guests.Princess Ka'iulani is well represented on the District Councilwith several members who serve as officers or committeemembers. On the Association level, club members handle theconvention awards committee and set up the presentationshonoring those winners. Members of the club also assisted inthe annual 'Aha Kupuna Conference sponsored by the Officeof Hawaiian Affairs.

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Recording Secretary:

DATE ORGANIZED September 4, 1964DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) September 4, 1964CLUB MOTTO "E Ho'omana'o I Ko Waiwai Ho'oilina)

(Remember Your Heritage)"Pupu A'o 'Ewa"

White Ginger/Laua'e/Kukui NutGreen and White

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QUEEN KAPI'OLANIBAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

P.O. Box 4214, Honolulu, Hawai'i 96812

Lurline LeeBarbara Puaa

Hiram Diamond

Caroline B. HurleyHistorian:

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS(None Available)

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

BAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBOF WAIALUA

P.O. Box 706 - Hale'iwa, Hawai'i 96712

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSWith a nucleus of only six to eight active members the

club's activities were limited. The President and herpermanent member attended district council meetingsthroughout the year. Two students still remain on theirscholarship.

Last year the President and Secretary-Treasurer attendedstate convention. Monthly meetings were held at therecreation center in Wahi'awa every second Wednesday ofthe month.

Our biggest project of any year is to recruit new andyounger members so they can carryon the work we havestarted. -PAU-

DATE ORGANIZED November 10, 1960DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) Apri116, 1966CLUB MOTTO "E Ho'oana I Ke Ana"(Working Together)CLUB SONG "Pa'abana"CLUB FLOWER GardeniaCLUB COLORS Green and WhiteCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Secretary:Chaplain and Historian:

BAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB OF WAHPAWA931 Peach St. - Wahi'awa, HI 96786

DATE ORGANIZED February 1934DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) April 16, 1966CL"QB MOTTO "Hana Like Me Ka Lokahi"

(WorkingTogether in Unity)"Kaulana Waialua"

KukunaokalaYellow and Green

Luana Saffery BeckWilliam Kaihe'ekai Maioho

Kanani GagnonCandice C. Hurley

. Thomas Beck, Shirley Fung, Elizabeth PlateauCaroline Hurley, Mary Ann Freudenberg,

John R. Kahai TopolinskiMary Ann FreudenbergChaplain:

DATE ORGANIZED September 23, 1989DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) November 17,1989CLUB MOTTO "Kiilia I Ka Nu'u" (Strive for the Highest)CLUB SONG "'E Nihi Ka Hele"(Tread Softly)CLUB FLOWER PikakeCLUB COLORS Burgundy and EcruCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President: i

Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

wreaths which were presented to Lunalilo Home and theQueen's Medical Center. The Choir held a Christmas partyas did the Club in conjunction with its installation of officersfor 1992. Members also attended Princess Pauahi Ali'iSunday. In January, our club hosted ho'okupu in honor ofQueen Emma at Mauna'ala. Attended celebrations at theQueen's Medical Center in honor of Queen Emma. Attendedand donated lei greetings for King Lunalilo Ali'i Sunday. InMarch, our members attended Queen Ka'abumanu Ali'iSunday as well as Prince Kiihio Ali'iSunday and Mauna'alaServices. Attended the celebration of the placing of thecomerstonefor St. Andrew's Cathedral. Participated in theO'abu Council Ho'ike'ike. Hosted Melody McKenzie asguest speaker at our General Meeting. In June, we held ourAnniversary Scholarship Luncheon and members alsoattended the King Kamehameha Ali'i Sunday. In July andAugust we attended Lyon Arboretum tour and participated inthe State Farm Fair Booths. We sold Aloha Week Ribbonsfor scholarship fundraising. Members attended Ali'i Sundayfor Queen Lili'uokalani. In September, 30 membersparticipated in the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon and inOctober, members attended Princess Kai'uilani Ali'i Sundayand Mauna'ala Services. 'Again, this year the club is proudto have given our full commitment and dedication to a veryspecial endeavor: Monthly visitations to the Lunalilo Homewhich have been carried out in the truest spirit of Aloha!

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ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSThe Hawaiian Civic Club of Waialua awarded

scholarships to graduates of Hawaiian ancestry in the amountof$3,OOO. We also sponsored two children to KamehamehaSchools Summer Explorations program.

Club activities included fund raisers at the North ShoreCommunity Carnival and Kalua Pig sales. Funds wereearmarked for the Scholarship Fund and to defray conventionexpenses.

Annually, before Christmas, we spend an eveningvisiting and serenading the folks at Crawford Care Home onthe North Shore. Members also donate food itemsfor ourWhite Christmas project and boxes of food items aredistributed to needy Hawaiian families.

President:Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:Sergeant-at-Arms:Historian:

Levi KauwaluDarryl Aiwohi

Dorothy Kanai AwaiMargaret Kuuleialoha Ai

Betty Gonsalves, Rachel MachadoGeorgeK. AiVicki Aiwohi

Our Wai'anae Coast continues to be gorgeous, althoughsince "Iniki" our ocean and beaches have been disturbed andeach day recovery work goes on. Our prayers and k6kuacontinue to be with our neighbors on Kaua'i.

The good news is that our membership is increasing.Our dedicated members continue to fund raise so that we areable to send 6 to 8 youth to colleges of their choice. At thistime, on behalf of the membership a MAHALO A NUl LOAgo to the Kawelo 'ohana who do all of the cooking andpreparation for our fund raisers.

Our club continues to work on projects within ourcommunity. Some of the projects that members of ourorganization represented our club include: assisting theHomeless families on the Wai'anae Coast in all areas ofemployment, shelter, food, and health; participated in theNative Hawaiian Health Act; helped with the presentation inthe first localschool district Kupuna Conference 1992; andcontinued to assist in the Native Hawaiian Women Breast andPelvic cancer project. On a more serious and sad note-oneof our beloved Kupuna - Aunty Luika Kong - sufferedastroke a few months ago--BUT because of her stubbornnessand he 'Aole pilikia' attitude she is recovering and gettingstronger each day. Mahalo, Maxine.

Sergeant-at-Arms:Chaplain:Historian: "

William FullerJoan Nalei Conant

Kuulei AilaJosephine Miller

Charlotte Fuller, Matilda IchimuraLeiana Woodside

HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBof WAlM.ANALO

41-166 Poliala St. - Waimanalo, HI 96795

DATE ORGANIZED August 16, 1966DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) August 16, 1966CLUB MOTTO "Lokahi" (Unity)CLUB SONG "Kalaniana'ole"CLUB FLOWER PalapalaiCLUB COLORS Turquoise and/or BeigeCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Recording Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:Historian:ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS

Activities were very limited this year since our club hasbeen undergoing reorganization. We will miss Alice Hatoriwho has passed away during the past year.

WAI'ANAE HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB85-259 Mahinaau Road - Wai'anae, HI 96792

DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available)DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) April 16, 1966CLUB MOTTO "UaMau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Ainalka Pono"

(The Life of The Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness)CLUB SONG "Wai'anae"CLUB FLOWER DimaCLUB COLORS Royal Blue and DOOa YellowCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: Maxine HeeVice President: Gege KaweloSecond Vice President: Louise KongRecording Secretary: Ruby MaunakeaTreasurer: Rochelle KaweloDirectors:George Kawelo, Katherine Maunakea, Agnes Cope,

Paige Barber, Rose Soares,Rose Soares

Katherine MaunakeaRuby Maunakea

ACTMTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS

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(None Available)

HAWAI'I COUNCIL REPORT

HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB OF HAMA:KuAP.O. Box 821458 - Honoka'a, Hawai'i 96727

HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB OF HILOP.O. Box 543 - Hilo, Hawai'i 96721

DATE ORGANIZED July 1929DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) April 16, 1966CLUB MOTTO "Ua mau ke ea 0 ka 'aina i a pono"

(The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness)CLUB SONG "Hawai'i Aloha"CLUB FLOWER Pana'ewa MaileCLUB COLORS Ilima and RedCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: Lily K.PaVice President: Alberta Kalima KrugerRecording-Secretary: Muriel NuuanuCorresponding Secretary: Violet MakuakaneTreasurer: Martha McNicollDirectors: John Makuakane, Alvina Kalima

E. C. Hobron Van Gieson, Al Tallett, Violet AtkinsHistorian: Muriel NuuanuACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS

In place of listing our achievements we would like toshare a brief history of our club.

The Hawaiian Civic Club of Hilo as it exists today wasorganized in 1955 following the merging of both theHawaiian Civic Club for Men and the Hawaiian Civic Club for ­Women.

The Men's club was organized in July of 1929 with thelate Julian Yates as its first president. The Women's clubwas organized in September of 1935 with .Josephine Mehauas its first president. The women organized after severalunsuccessful attempts to join the men.

One of the objectives shared by both clubswaseducation of the Hawaiian children. Some -of the means themen took to raising funds for their pet cause was through"after meeting 'gambling," fines of sorts, and for severalyears raising taro and selling the product and once a yearhaving a poi sale. The holoku ball was the women's annualfund raiser.

Today, the surviving members of both clubs hold lifemembership in the Hawaiian Civic Club of Hilo, They areLofty Cook, Richard Furtado, Hobron Van Gieson, JuliaFurtado and Anna Payne. Thank you for letting us share thisbit of history. ~

HO'OPUwAHAWAllAN_CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 436 - Honaunau, Hawai'i 96726

DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available)DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) (Not Available)ChUB MOTTO (Not Available)CLUB SONG (Not Available)CLUB FLOWER White Crown FlowerCLUB COLORS Blue and White

Lilian PascualElaine Mills

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: Reynolds Kamakawiwo'oleVice President: Kathy PaivaSecretary: Gloria LukzenTreasurer: Marilyn Kamakawiwo'oleDirectors: Violet Ramos, Robert Brackbill,

Pamela Mathieu

ACTMTIES & ACHIEVEMENTSOur club has continued to be involved with the

community in their activities as well as Hawaiian issues. Weparticipated in the Prince KUbic Day games and worked in ~_

concession for fundraising. We awarded two $250scholarships to two of our members as part of our HawaiianHealth Program presentation. We also awarded outstandingHawaiian Civic Club member. On Kamehameha Day, wesewed over 300 feet of leis for our Hawaiian King and werehonored to do the draping. Our club also made a float forthe Aloha Week Parade held in Kamuela and guess what, wewon second placell! Our club continues to supportcommunity projects and provides yolunteer services to peop,leand organizations in need. -

DATE ORGANIZED July 2, 1937DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) April 16, 1966CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau KeEa 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono"

(The Life of the Land Is Perpetuatedin Righteousness)"Hawai'i Aloha"

MaileLavender and White

Sergeant-at-Arms:_ Chaplain:

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Eugene K. GregoryArthur Mahi

1952February 1952

Kiilia I Ka Nu'u(Strive for the Highest)

"Kona Kai 0 Pua"Pikake

Red and Yellow

(Not Available)1964

(Not Available)"'Ahahui '0 KiwiniKohala"

IlimaRed and Yellow

Margaret HoshidaFred Solomon Jr.

Janet CoitEudora Lincoln

Evelyn Solomon, Jack Salvador Jr.Mary Lee

Marie Solomon

KONA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 4098 - Kailua Kona, Hawai'i 96745

KOHALA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 719 - Kapaau, Hawai'i96755

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTE;RED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTOCLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:Chaplain:Historian:

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSo Continuing open dialogue with land owners of NorthKohala regarding preservation of historical sites and culturalsignificance of sites.o Planned King Kamehameha celebration with lei draping ofhis statue; leis donated by several Hawaiian Civic Clubs;Ho'olaule'a with local entertainers and demonstrations.o Kokua kupunas by taking Kohala Elementary School keikison a historical site hiking tour of Mahukona.o Conducted several fund raising activities.o Learned to make club's own Hawaiian games equipment.

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTO .;

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vic~ President:

Aurora AhonimaMabel Forcum

Helen (Tita) TayamenWilliam Ahia Jr.

Mae AkamuJeanette Howard

Leina'ala EnosL. Anna Cariaga, Lilly Ahia,Lillian Ortega, Helen Cajigal

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:First Vice President:Second Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBOFKA'U

P.O. Box 4 - Pahala, Hawai'i 96777

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSFive (5) members attended the 32nd annual AOHCC

Convention at the Royal Waikoloan Hotel on the island ofHawaii. HCC of Ka'ii chaired the Lei Contest.

Meetings are held on every third Thursday of eachmonth alternating in Pahala and Na'alehu at Ka'u, Attendedand supported district council meetings, pre-conventioncaucus and held Board of Director meetings monthly.

, We also sponsored the lei contest at the Na'alehuElementary School and provided monetary prizes,Sponsored one 5th grade student to attend the KamehamehaSchool's summer exploration program. Our club supportedthe annual cleanup project around the Historical Site Plaqueat kalae.Weended 1992 with a nice get together dinner atPBS Restaurant.

DATE ORGANIZED August 1969DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) February 1970CLUB MOTTO "Da Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'AIDaI Ka Pono"

(The Life of the Land Is Perpetuatedin Righteousness)

"Ka Nani A'o Ka'ii"A.'ali'i

Green and White

Vice President:Sandra BlancoSecretary/Treasurer:Historian:ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS(Non available)

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Peter Chin

Agnes Cope

Nona Kamai

And Berard

Ma Serrao

Kala Holden

Kala Holden

Elizabeth LauBruss Ke eler

Annelle Amaral

Walter Rodenburst

Gonvention CenterKamehameha Ballroom - Mauka

Hotel Lobb - U stairs

Hotel Lobb - U stairs

Convention Center - Lanai

Hotel Lobb

Kam Ballroom - Mauka

Frame 10 - Kona

Mauna Kea Conference Room

HalaRoom

Kona Golf ClubConvention Center - Mauka

Kona Golf Club

Main Lobb

Concessions - Arts & Crafts

Re istration

Lei Contest - 1 PM deadline

AOHCC BOD Meetin

Historic Site Tour

Bowlin Tournament

Golfin tn. Course

TENTATIVE AGENDA· 33rd AOHCC CONVENTION - KONA HAWAIlI

7:00 PM - 9:30 PM

8:30 AM - 4:00 PM

Committee Meetin s

1:30PM - 4:30 PM2:00 PM - 6:00 PM

1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

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- Kukui Lama KuKupunaReco ition

AOHCC Director Betty Jenkins

- Call to Order President JalnaKeala- Presentation of Colors Bo Scouts of America- Star Spangled Banner &Hawai'i Pono'i

Doreen Lindsey

- Invocation Cha lain Moses K. Keale, Sr.- Introductions President Jalna Keala- 0 enin Remarks Historian/Curator Jim Bartels- Memorial Services Cha lain Moses K. Keale Sr.District Council Re orts Council PresidentsResolutions Committee Re ortAnnouncements - Recess

Continental Breakfast- Registration- Ka Hana Lima No'eau Display- Concessions - Arts & Crafts

Resolutions Committee Chair

Convention Center LanaiConv. CenterConv. CenterLobb - U stairs

Mary SerraoBrucie BerardElizabeth Lau

8:30 AM - 12:00 AM 2nd General Session Convention CenterCall to order - Pule Wehe Jalna Keala & Moses

Keale Sr.8:30 AM Preliminary Report

Credentials CommitteeCredentials Committee Mary Serrao

8:45 AM Keynote Speaker - ClaudiaBaquet, MD, MPH

Deputy Assistant Secretary, U. S. Dept. of Health and HumanServices

8:55 AM Ado tion of Minutes, 32nd Annual AOHCC Convention

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TENTATIVE AGENDA - 33rd AOHCC CONVENTION - KONA. HAWAIII

9:15 AM10:10 AM11:00 AM11:20 AM11:45 AM12:00 AM -1:30 PM

1:00PM

Treasurer's Report TreasurerState of the Assoc. Address PresidentNominations Committee Nominations Chair.First Committee Session Reports Committee ChairsAnnouncements - RecessOfficers Luncheon - Dr. Jack C. Lewin, M.D., Director, Hawaii StateDepartment ofHealthRegistration Ends

Jalna KealaDoreen Lindsay

Nalu Terrace

2:00 PM - 5:00 PMCommittee Meetings

6:00 PM - 7:30 PM8:00 PM -10:00 PM

Committee/FunctionBudget & FinanceCommunity Relations

, Constitution & By-LawsEducationGovernment RelationsHealth & Human ServicesHistoric SitesNa Mea Hawai'iPlanningResolutions'Aha Mele PracticeI Aha Mele Com etition

LocationMauna Kea Conference RoomMauna Loa Conference RoomKamehameha Ballroom - MaukaNalu TerracePoi PounderKamahemahe Ballroom - MakaiConvention Center - LanaiConvention Center - LanaiKohala Conference RoomConvention Center LanaiConvention CenterConvention Center

ChairpersonKala Holden

Anna Wahineho'okaeAndv Berard

'Ilima WilliamsPiilani Desha

Claire HughesMaxineHee

Wayne PanokeAnnelle Amaral

Tomi ChonaHaunani BernadinoHaunani Bernadino

7:00 AM - 9:00 AM7:00 AM -10:00 AM8:00 AM - 2:00 PM8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

8:30AM

Continental Breakfast Conv. Center LanaiElections Conv. Center Lanai Doreen LindseyConcessions - Arts & Crafts Hotel Lobby Elizabeth LauKa Hana Lima No'eau Dspl Hotel Lobby Brucie Berard

Final Plenary Session Convention Center8:30 AM8:45 AM

Final Report Credentials CommitteeCommittee Reports

Mary SerraoChairperson

10:45 AM

Budget & FinanceCommunity RelationsConstitution & By-LawsConventionEducationGovernment RelationsHealth & Human ServicesHistoric SitesNaMea Hawai'iPlanningPresidentsResolutionsElection ResultsUnfinished BusinessNew Business

If requiredIf requiredIf required

If required

Elections Chair

Kala HoldenAnna Wahineho'okae

Andy BerardWalter Rhodenhurst

'llima WilliamsPiiIaniDesha

Claire HughesMaxine He

Wayne PanokeAnnelle Amaral

JalnaKealaTomi Chona

Doreen Lindsey

11:00 AM- 1993/1994 Convention Convention Chair

Announcements - Benediction - Retire the Colors- Hawai'i Pono'i & Kulaiwi

Walter Rhodenhurst

I (Winninz Chorale Director, I Aha Mele)

''c'' ..

11:30 AM Adjournment

1.6'00 ": - Mklntt ,'Aha'aina B~ffet - Installation of ~-- and Outstanding. Awards - B7 Jenkins -~uetChili,

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Church ServlceNon-Denom. Maauna Kea Conference Room Moses K. Keale, Sr.':'

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HAWAllANCIVIC CLUBOF LAUPAHOEHOE

P.O. Box 397 -Laupahoehoe, Hawai'i 96764

Four scholarships of $500 each were awarded to deservingyouth to continue their pursuit of higher education.

All in all, its been a very busy year and we have notaccomplished as much as we would have wanted to. 0 well,there's another year coming up.

Julia KaupuCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:

Ruby McDonaldD. Peahi Spencer

Kahea Beckley, Norman Keanaaina, Jacque Hill,Francis Kuailani,Cap Kimball, Grace Deguair

Sergeant-at-Arms: Arthur MahiChaplain: Norman KeanaainaHistorian: Grace Mae DeguairChoral Director: Lopaka Mansfield

Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

Walter C. Victor Jr.Louise "Sweetie" Maikui

LaVerne KanihoViolet Francisco

Ernest ThomasLucille Chung, Elizabeth Eugenio,Kawaihona Poy, .Gertrude Lei Sato

Albert MaikuiToribio Francisco

Sergeant-at-Arms:Chaplain/Historian:

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFlCERS & DIRECTORSPresident:First Vice President:Second Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSo Participated in the State of Hawai'i "Litter Bugs Me" cleanup campaign.o Adopted two miles ofhighway along the Hamakua coast .. '.'.between Laupahoehoe and Kaawalii gulches. ,o Weaved coconut hats and bowls which were sent to the'Ainahau '0 Kaleponi Hawaiian Civic Club for a fundraiser.Our share of the proceeds went into our scholarship fund.o Awarded a total $>f six scholarship grants. Four tograduates of Laupahoehoe High School and two to activemembers of our club.o Assisted members of the St. James Catholic Church,Ookala, Hawai'i, with a fund raising bazaar to help a familywith a young child who is in desperate need of a livertransplant.

DATE ORGANIZED July 1971DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) February 1972CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono"

(The Life of the Land Is Perpetuatedin Righteousness)"Ka Na'i Aupuni"

(Not Available)Royal Blue and Gold

ACTIVITJ:ES & ACHIEVEMENTSEscalated inundation of proposed development and the

influx of ka po'e malihini have put the Kona Hawaiian CivicClub on "Red Alert" to ensure the protection andpreservation of our cultural, historical and natural resources.Requests from developers to present their proposed plans tothe membership has been heard and commented on. So far,none with great enthusiasm.

As "watchdogs", we have been very busy doing researchand follow-up on several projects. Several of these projectsare: 1. 'Ahuena heiau at Kamakahonu Bay; 2. LuahinewaiPond at Kiholo; 3. Keolonahibi State Historical Park atHolualoa Bay; 4. Hale Halawai 0 Holualoa Historical Churchand Meeting House at Houlaloa Bay; and 5. Kailua Bay atKailua-Kona.

The unexpected death of our president, Amy Mokihana-Freitas in April has left a great void in the organization, asshe was the force of energy that encompassed all in her path.She is dearly missed.

Filling in the remaining duration of the 1992 year term isEugene Gregory as president. We will elect new officers thisyear for 1993 and 1994.

The 1992 King Kamehameha Celebration Ho'olaule'a wasagain a great success for the club. Picking up litter alongtheold Kona airport and the Kona Palisades main drag has madeus more aware of litter on the highways.

We have had the pleasure of hearing Rodger Betts,Kaho'olawe Island Conveyance Commission ExecutiveDirector as guest speaker, Pua Kanahele, Keolonahihi SHPConsultant speak on her conceptual plans for the park, andthe Pai 'Ohana whose homes were damaged by Hurricane'Iniki, asking for support in the up-coming Kaloko­Honokohau NHP hearing.

An entertainment group has sprung out of the 1991convention Ho'olaule'a held at Waikoloa, and we'veperformed in and around Kona this year.

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PRINCE DAVID KAWANANAKOAHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

203 Todd Avenue - Hilo, Hawai'i 96720

Elaine FloresMaulili Dickson

Donna-May JensenBemadette Cocoulidis

Margie Spencer, Lorna M. Akima,Aloha Tanimoto, Mabel Tolentino,

Donald TolentinoElsie Conger

Mabel TolentinoEverett Knowles

CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

Sergeant-at-Arms:Chaplain:Historian:Choral Director:

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSParticipated in the opening ceremony and blessing of the

Ritz Cartlton Hotel. We continue to hold weekly arts andcrafts display and demonstrations at resorts. Raffled aHawaiian Quilt in a scholarship fund raiser. Elevenscholarships were awarded at $500 each. We hosted asuccessful 1991 AOHCC Convention and participated inpublic hearings on Kawaihae Harbor.

As part of our public service programs we provided mealsfor four days for over 500 workers during the Anuenue KeikiPark community project. Provided song and dance, playedand taught Hawaiian games during the Kiihio Day celebrationat Waimea Park. Our club represented in "decision making"concerning the YMCA and Outdoor Circle activities. Wesponsored May Day Lei contest for Waimea Elementary andIntermediate Schools. Participated in the Puukohola CulturalFestival. Our club also participated in the draping of leis onthe statue of Kamehameha in Kohala. We continue to be aresource for hawaiian concerns, restorations and preservationof sites, trails, caves, and access to shoreline. We co­sponsored the 4th of July parade with the Parker Ranch inhonor of Richard Smart.

MAUl COUNCIL REPORT

Ululani SherlockSonny KinneyNona Kukona

Clarence MauhiliAnn Nathaniel, Gennie Kinney

Momi MauhiliMary Mae Unea

DATE ORGANIZED 1966DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) 1966CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono"

(The Life of the LandIs Perpetuatedin Righteousness)

"Ku'u Home I Ke'aukaha"(Not Available)

Rainbow

Chaplain:

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

ACTIVlTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS.Membership continues to be a problem and pursued. For

most of the year the club has been involved in communityprojects and due to a low membership turnout, only onegeneral meeting has been held for the year. Board meetings,however, continue and our new membership drive is. our goal

. for the balance of the year. One student was sponsored for. the Explorations Program at the Kamehameha Schools,however, due to a mix-up was unable to attend this year.Will continue to pursue sponsoring scholarships. Fundraising effort toward our Convention in Las Vegas next yearis a project that we are concentrating on. We look forwardto the Convention in Kona and our prayers are with theKaua'i Council and club members.

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORS

WAIMEA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 366 - Kamuela, HI 96743

DATE ORGANIZED December 13, 1949DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) December 13, 1949CLUB MOTTO "Ua Mau Ke Ea 0 Ka 'Aina I Ka Pono"

(The Life of the Land Is Perpetuatedin Righteousness)

"Hole Waimea"Akulikuli

Fushia, White and Black

The Maui Council is in the process of exploring hotels thatare able to host the 1994 Convention of the AOHCC. Twolocations look promising and will be reported on at the 1992Convention.

Maui Council continues to try to recruit new members tomake our clubs and council stronger.

CENTRAL MAUlHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

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P.O. Box 432 - Kahului, Hawai'i 96732

HO'OLEHUA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 436 - Honaunau, Hawai'i 96720

Paul CantoAnthony "Sonny" Fernandez

Gertrude MahiPatricia Feiteira

Stanley Bega, Betty BegaStephanie Crwecc Stucky

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSThe club held a membership drive and fund raising project.

Four scholarship grants were awarded to deservingstudents. The club also continued its voluntary service tocommunity and county boards.

(Not Available)1950

(Not Available)Halona

OliandasPink

Bernice NittaMildred Kahahane

Maile KahahaneNani Leong

Dalina Kahahane, Norman Oda,Libby Marciel

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTOCLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB .OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS(None Reported)

KAUA'I COUNCIL REPORTThe clubs in the Kaua'i Council attended the 1991

Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs' Convention at theRoyal Waikoloan Hotel. We participated in the AnnualPrince Kiihic> Memorial Service, and the Annual KingKaumuali'iServices sponsored by the Kaumuali'i HawaiianCivic Club. They also participated in the King Kamehamehacelebrations.

Due to Hurricane '!nOO, our hosting of the convention plansfor this year have been canceled. Our meeting places arebeing used for emergency shelter and relief disaster assistancesites. This bas resulted in our meetings being canceled untilthings return to normal. Our members homes have beenspared with only minor damages.

We would like to express our fondest Aloha and mahalo tothe Las Vegas Hawaiian Civic Club for their most generousdonations of all kinds of goods. And for the concernedmembers of the ~OHCC we thank you. To president JalnaKeala mahalo for your understanding and concerns.

The 'goal of the Kaua'i Council continues to be, to get moreyoung people involved in the Hawaiian Civic Club movementand interested in our Hawaiian culture.

LAHAINA HAWAllAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 191 - Lahaina, Hawai'i96761

Me kealoha pumehanaLionel Kaohi, PresidentKaua'i Council

Julia KaupuSandra Blanco

Aurora AhonimaMabel Forcum

(Not Available)(Not Available)(Not Available)(Not Available)

White Crown FlowerBlue and White

February 1961April 16, 1966

"'E Maka Ala Ka Kou"(Not Available)

LokelaniPink

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTOCLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: ;Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:Choral Director:

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTOCLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Secretary /TreasurenHistorian:

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSContinued to support the Summer Youth Employment

program as well as the Community clean-up program. Ourclub continues to work to increase membership and wecontinue to have our fund raisers to support our youth withscholarships.

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Ua nani Kaua'i i ka malie.

KAUMUAU'I ~WAllANCIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 231 Eleeie, Kaua'i, Hawai'i 96705

March 10, 1968February 7, 1969

(Not Available)Kaumuali'i

Maile Lau Li'ili'iRed and Gold

Lionel KaohiGeorge Arthur Kruse

Lydia KaohiLena Mendonca

Florence Kajiwara, Pauline Kupo,Jennie Keuma, Penny Anakalea, Meleka Carroll

Choral Director: Leinaala Compoc

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTOCLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSThe Kaumuali'i Hawaiian Civic Club has been holding their

meetings every other month. We have 36 paid members todate. The club activities have been attending AnnualAOHCC Convention, doing Hawaiian Craft demonstrations,participating in Prince Kuhi6 Celebration, and supporting theAnnual King Kaumualii Day Services.

Due toHurricane'Iniki, our hosting of the convention plansfor this year have been canceled. Our meeting places are.being used for emergency shelter and relief disaster assistancesites. This has resulted in our meetings being canceled untilthings return to normal. Our members homes have beenspared with only minor damages.

We would like to express our fondest Aloha and mahalo tothe Las Vegas Hawaiian Civic Club for their most generousdonations ofall kinds of goods. And for theconcernedmembers of the AOHCC we thank you. To president Jalnakeala mahalo for ~our understanding and concerns.

Maika'i Kaua'iMaika'i wale no Kaua'i,

So very beautiful is Kaua'i,Hemolele wale ika malie,

So perfect in the calm,Kuahiwi nani, Wai'ale'ale

Pretty mountain, Wai'ale'ale,Lei ana i ka mokihana.

Wears the Mokihana lei.

Hui:Maika'i no Kaua'i,

So beautiful is Kaua'i,Hemolele i ka malie,

So perfect in the calm,Kuahiwi Wai'ale'ale,

Mount Wai'ale'aleLei ana i ka mokihana.

Wears the Mokihana lei.

Hanohano wale '0 HanaleiSo glorious is Hanalei,

Lka ua nui ho'eha 'ili,With the great rain thatpains the skin,

I ka wai 0 'u'inakolo,And the rustling water,

I ka poli 0 Namolokama!In the heart of Namolokama!

Nani Kaua'i(Beautiful Kaua'i)

1. Aloha a'e au I ku'u 'ainaIke 1dikila kila 0 Wai'ale'ale

3. Na. hala onaona A o MapuanaE naue oe ika oniakekai.

2. 0 keone kaulana A 0 NohiliA po iho a pa'a pono la i ko poli

4. Ina paha.'oe a e 'ikeI ka nani 0 ka wai anapanapa

KAUA'! HAWAllAN CIVIC CLuBP.O. Box 1?1 Lihue, Hawai'i 96766

5. Ho'onioni iki iho ana 'oeA he honehone i ke kumu 0 ka hana

6. Haina ia mai ana ka puana

DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available)DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) April 16, 1966CLUB MOTTO . "Kaua'i, Hemolele I Ka Malie!"

(Beautiful is Kaua'i, In theCalml)

;,.:-:;:.;.> .

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ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS(Non Available)

HANALEI HAWAHAN CIVIC CLUBP.O. Box 412 Kilauea, Hawai'i 96754

Scholarship awards were given to four (4) college students. Iam sorry that many of our members are unable to attend thisconvention due to Hurricane Iniki, but in spirit they are withus. Mahalo a nui loa, Annie Hashimoto.

"MAINLAND COUNCIL REPORT II

The Mainland Council has spent the past year strengtheningcouncil leadership and component HCC, charting newdirection for our council and supporting the efforts of ourAssociation of Hawaiian Civic Clubs.

Our first meeting this past April, in Las Vegas, Nevada,provided our Mainland Council an opportunity to clarify ourmission and objectives for our individual clubs. We alsoprovided a leadership workshop based on traditional Hawaiianvalues, learned and developed skills in planning forsuccessful fund raising and financial forecasting and control.Additionally, alternative funding opportunities via local, stateand federal cultural and educational grants was explored forclub pursuit. Members spent a full weekend in businessmeetings, planning for the AOHCC 1993 Convention andaccepting committee assignments. We are making excellentprogress with programming for the '93 convention and willprovide more information at this year's convention. Wewrapped up our meeting with an excellent presentation fromKa Lahui Hawai'i with Judy Cachola. They provided us withtheir progress in the Sovereignty movement and fieldedquestions from the attendees. The packed weekend schedule

. culminated with a Sunday Pule 'Ohana followed by na meaHawai'i workshop "ka ulana lauhala a me ka lau niu."

Our Council continues to support our component clubsthrough letters of support for cultural and educationalprograms and has provided technical assistance for grantproposals, festivals, and other cultural celebrations.

We have received a rather belated response from OHAregarding our request for the establishment of a satelliteoffice in California to address mainland native Hawaiianneeds. Their response for support will depend on newbudgeting and more"'importantly a legal opinion regarding theestablishing of a satellite office in California. We plan topursue this issue and develop strategies toward this endeavor.

In preparation for Convention '93, supporting the UnitedNations' "Year of the Indigenous Peoples," we havesubmitted a grant request to the National Endowment for theArts to assist with our na mea Hawai'i programming duringconvention. Mahalo nui loa for your letters of support.Initial response from the NEA has been most positive.

(Not Available)1969

"Kaulana a 0 Hanalei"(Famous is Hanalei)

Hanohano HanaleiPua Olena

Purple and White

Gabriel IMary AhanaGrace Blake

John Ilalaole, Sr.Kalani Flores, Mrs. Leocadia Miyajima,

Edward KeopuhiwaRositter Oana

Mrs. Leocadia Miyajima

Nani Wale Lihue (Oh! Beautiful Is Lihue)Mokihana

Purple and White

Sergeant-at-Arms:Choral Director:

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTO

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLuB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: Howard T. Yokotake, Jr.Vice President: Charles KimSecretary: Annie HashimotoTreasurer: Keikilani HaradaDirectors: Valerie Ann Yokotake, Wayne Harada,

Joseph Ha~mea, Peter Piilani, Elanor Haumea

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSAttended the 1991 AOHCC Convention at the RoyalWaikoloan Hotel. Attended the Prince KUh.i6 and KingKamuali'i Memorial Services. Participated in the Hawai'iFood Drive sponsored by First Hawaiian Bank.

Education fund raisers were well attended. We had oursecond annual-Fred B. Conant, Jr. canoe race where we soldplate lunches for the Hanalei Civic Canoe Club. We also hada successful fundraiser selling Gouvea Portuguese sausages.We also sold plate lunches at the Tahiti Fete race at HanaleiBay and at the Northshore Summer Concert. We continue tosponsor the fifthgraders of Hanalei and Kilauea ElementarySchools to the Kamehameha Summer Exploration Program.

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Pupukahi i holomua! Malama pono! Victor Kaiwi Pang ­Mainland Council Pelekikena.

John JensenBrucie Berard

Wilhelmina BogniLei Jensen

Darlene KubotaJoseph Smith

Mike,Harrison, Ronnie Novy, Pat Gandall, Dawn Fiddler, Rose Gandal

Mary PelayoEunice Gomes

Harry Kawai

Pelekikena:Hope Pelekikena 'Ekahi:Hope Pelekikena 'Elua:Kakau 'olelo Ho'opa'a:Kakau 'olelo Launa Palapala:Pu'uku:Papa Alaka'i:

Historian:Immediate Past President:Choral Director:

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSConvention - Attended the 1991 AOHCC Annual

Convention with full delegation support at the RoyalWaikaloan Hotel.

Mainland Council - Participated in the Mainland Councilsemi annual meeting held at Stardust Hotel in Las Vegas;

Fund raising - Our fund raising activities spanned the entireyear and consisted of the following major fund raisingactivities:

- Annual scholarship 'aha'aina in April- Laulau sale in August- San Fernando Ho'olaule'a in June- Alondra Park Ho'olaule'a in July where our club makesabout 1000 lbs of teriyaki sticks.- Day at the Races at Santa Anita Racetrack in March andOctober.Fellowship & Cultural - Annual Christmas party for club

members and children was held in December. Club membersand their guests participated in our annual campout at CampPendleton Marine Base in October. Participated in the'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi's fourth annual 'ohana retreat.Continues to be an outstanding cultural and artistic experienceto help us to learn about our heritage and culture.Participated in the 3rd annual Pacific Islander Festival whichbrought together eight Pacific Islander groups sharing intraditional cultural and artistic demonstrations as well asperformances authentic to their respective island group.

Scholarship - SchOlarship grants continues to be one of ourmajor areas of emphasis through the years. Competitiveawards for academic scholarships were provided to elevenoutstanding candidates attending Universities and CoUegesinCalifornia, Utah, Indiana and Hawai'i pursuing Bachelors andMasters degrees.C~mmunity Service - Supported the Nisei VFW Post 1961,

Memorial. Day Service by providing singing from our ChoralGroup.

DATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB·MOTTOCLUB SONG

1976February 4, 1977

"'Onipa'a" (Steadfast)"Lei No Kamaka 'Eha"

(Commonly known as "Makalapua")CLUB FLOWER Pua Kalaunu (Crown Flower)CLUB COLORS Black and Yellow (Lavender Alternative)CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

'AHAHUI '0 LILI'UOKALANIHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

13220 Semora PlaceCerritos, CA 90701

Our Council has supported and provided the leadership forthe organizing of the Pacific Islander Community Counciluniting the organizations from Polynesia, Melanesia, andMicronesia. They have completed a successful celebration oftheir annual Pacific Islander Festival sharing their respectivecultures with the people of the greater Los Angeles area.

In response to Hurricane 'Iniki, the Mainland Council hasnetworked with its component clubs by advising majorcollection drives and shipment of goods to Hawaiiancommunities on Kaua'i. Other HCC have raised fundsthrough special programs, while the Mainland Council"health and welfare committee" has established with Ho'olaLahui Hawai'i, a national network of major pharmaceuticalsand businesses to offer assistance with medical,communication, fire safety ,and recreational diversionalresources. Mahalo nui loa to our Association Pelekikena,Jalna Keala, who has kept us abreast of current issues andneed so.our funds and support match current needs for our'ohana on Kaua'i.

As we close out this term of office, we extend our fondestaloha and mahalo nui loa to the current officers and board ofthe Mainland Council for a commendable effort inestablishing a firm foundation from which our new board canoperate. In the past three years, we have seen significantimprovement in our communities' awareness, participationand growing support for HCCcultural educational programsas well as increased communication and sharing of resources.We also see an increased awareness. and level of support at

-all levels of local, state and national government concerningissues relative to native Hawaiians.

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Mary Ann Kauluwehi KalamaJay Mannion

DATE ORGANIZED November 1985DATE CHARTERED (AOHCq November 1986CLUB MOTTO "Ka 'Uhane 0 Iesu e ho'a ia mai a mau loa"

"The spirit of Christ-that is lit to bum forever"CLUB SONG - "Ku'u Hoa"CLUB FLOWER PikakeCLUB COLORS Teal and WhiteCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: -William Keoniana KellyFirst Vice President: Jess Kalawaia, Jr.Second Vice President: Haunani HowellRecording Secretary: Lovelee Haunani KellyCorresponding Secretary: Shirley KalawaiaTreasurer: Mark GrayDirectors: Ellen Selu, Puna Raymond, Ezekial Kamai Jr.Sergeant-at-Arms:Ch~ral Director: Kanani KanaheleACTIVITIES &. ACHIEVEMENTS

HUI 0 HAWAI'! 0 UTAHHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

1189 W. 1340 N. Orem, Utah 84057

scholarship program. 'ainahau 0 Kaleponi HCC providedfour thousand dollars to assist worthy applicants in furtheringtheir education. The entire event from food preparation toserving and entertainment were provided by the membership.Many long weeks of practices by everyone from keiki tokupuna culminated in a memorable evening of sharing andcamaraderie...and it promises to get even better.

The fourth 'ohana week-end at the University of California,Irvine, far exceeded the expectations of Kaala Pang and herstaff. It was an unforgettable experience for all whoparticipated. Kupuna Reyes, from the KamehamehaSchools/Bishop Estate outreach program on Moloka'iprovided excellent workshops for our keiki; Pikake Pelekai,ORA Cultural Officer, provided extensive exposure to ourHawaiian language and Keli'i Pang provided excellentworkshops on the methods and foods cultivated and land useof old Hawai'i. Additionally, Haunani Bernardino,University of Hawaii - Hila, stirred deep-seated yearnings inall participants to learn even more of our 'olelo makuahine.The total combined program covered so much in such a shorttime and we were totally immersed in our culture. It will beextremely difficult to duplicate or surpass this year's 'ohanaretreat. All in all a.very fine year for our club.

John BissenCarl BodeNani Yee

Tieri BissenHeather McLean

Lale ShaverDouglas Leong

Kealoha Bode, Yvonne Leong, Victor Pang,Gem Freeman, Ernie Unten, Corey Hayes

'AINAHAU 0 KALEPONIHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

9351 Tidewater Circle, Huntington Beach, CA 92646DATE ORGANIZED January 1981DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) November 1982CLUB MOTTO "B Malama Ia Na PonOi 0 Ka 'Aina B Nii

Opio" (The Culture of the Land Is Preservedin its Youth)

CLUB SONG "'ainahau"CLUB COLORS Peacock Blue, Seafoam Green and WhiteCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPelekikena:Immediate Past President:Hope Pelekikena 'Bkahi:Hope· Pelekikena 'Blua:Kakau 'olelo Ho'opa'a:Kakau 'olelo Ho'oholo:Pu'uku:Papa Alaka'i:

Sergeant-at-Arms:Chaplain:Choral Director:ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTS

The annual Christmas extravaganza brought out the largestgathering for the affair since its inception ten years ago. The

- party included everyone from the newest keiki to kupuna whoenjoyed the sumptuous pa'ina to the singing of traditionalholiday songs. The election and installation of Officersoffered another chance for socializing and good will. Weexperienced another profitable undertaking with the annuallaulau sale and club members participated in all phases of thisevent which helped our scholarship program.

Once again 'ainahau's kupuna shared their cultural expertisewith the Los Angeles county library programs. Kupuna alsohosted the Girl Scouts from Los Angeles and received ravenotices from everyone involved. The annual Ho'olaule'a atAlondra Park allowed our club to show off its expertise infood preparation and sales; our opio managed the game boothwith skill and experience which belied their youth; theboutique booth provided our kupuna artisans with a marketfor their skills and perseverance over a year's worth ofweaving, cutting and pasting. Everyone did very well,indeed.

Our annual Scholarship aha'aina served the dual role ofcelebrating our tenth anniversary as a member of theAssociation as well as honoring the recipients of our

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LAS VEGASIIAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

5351 South Maryland Parkway - Las Vegas, Nevada 89119

DATE ORGANIZED (Not Available)DATE CHARTERED (AOHeC) November 1989CLUB MOTTO , "Kiilia E Loa'a Ka Na'aoau"

(Strive to Obtain Wisdom)"Pua Carnation"

CarnationSilver Gray/Black

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident: Wayne Kaho'onei PanokeFirst Vice President: Jeffery PaganSecond Vice President: Mohala K. ReedRecording Secretary: Colette Mama TamburiCorresponding Secretary: Charlotte K. OrnellasTreasurer: Dona Kanehelani LeoneDirectors: Theresa Hall, Dana Aleka White, Victor Jarrett,

1Jilani Ohata Sims, Ken Nisoncer, Kathy Frink

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSDecember of 1991 provided us with the opportunity to have

Christmas parties for the keiki and the adults. Each memberbrought a gift for a woman and it was donated to TemporaryAssistance for Domestic Crisis. In January, we had ourinstallation diner and Kaiwi Pang, Pelekikena of the MainlandCouncil was the in~taning officer.

In May, ,we had our Founder's Day Dinner honoring PrinceJohnah Kuhio Kalanianaole, founder ofthe AOHCC. Weprovided chants and mete in his honor and the TamburiFamily, Pua, Amber and Makena did the performances.In April we had our International Food Festival which

provided the royal court an opportunity to dress and representthe'Hawaiian.Community. In May, we co-sponsored a Luauwith the student Hawaiian club from the University of LasVegas.

two $250 scholarships to two Hawaiian students attendingcollege.

Hui a Hawaii 0 Utah also provided arts and craft workshopsarid Hawaiian games during the losepa Memorial Daycampout, which was a great success.

Our 'Olelo Hawai'i classes are still being held every weekfor those interested in learning the Hawaiian language.Thanks to Hale Kuamo'o, at Hilo, we have receivednumerous story books, tapes that go with the books, andthe lesson books that we use for the class, Na Kai 'Ewalu.

Members ofHui 0 Hawaii 0 Utah participated in workshopsthat benefitted all members, young and old. Vermine Haws,chairperson of our workshop committee set up a variety ofworkshops for our members. Vermine taught our membersto make lauhala bracelets and fans, she also taught childrensongs and dances; Keala Esponoza taught us how to make aHawaiian pillow quilt; and Charmagne Rossean taught ourmembers the art of lei hulu, Recently. we had a HolokOfashion show to get our members ready for our upcomingHolokO Ball in February, 1993. There were instructions andindividualized, personal help to make a holoku, Those whodid not know how to sew were given a list of names andphone numbers of others who were interested in sewing aholoku,

We held our second annual HolokO Ball this year which wasa great success. We had a 120z. prime rib dinner with allthe trimmings. There were over 200 people whoparticipated. We were favored with beautiful Island dinnermusic by a local (group' called Island Style .. Everyone dancedto the music of the Desoto Band. The program, "HawaiianHeritage" was presented by the Utah Polynesian Choir andHatau Hula 0 Keoniana.

The winners of our holoku contest were as follows:Merehau Kamai for the best original; Kehau Kelly for the besttraditional; Michelle Silva for best contemporary; and ClaraSilva and Keao NeSmith for best couple. Our judges wereMililani McQuivey, head judge, Abe Panoke, Charlene lui,Arvel Levy, and Odetta Battad.

Next year we plan to have the holokn ball in the hugheballroom on the Brigham Young University campus and wewill serve Hawaiian food. The date planned for the event is27 February 1993. The chairperson is Clara Silva and shehas already selected her committee members. We anticipatea bigger crowd.

We also participated in living Traditions, which is aprogram that honors all ethnic groups in Utah. It was held inMay 1993, and all ethnic groups were allowed to selltraditional food items at the food fair. We sold plate lunch,pua'a kalua, poi, lomi salmon, drinks. The popular item wasour Hawaiian shaved ice.

The kickoff for Polynesian week began with our annualluau. The food was onoloa. We had pua'a kalua, chickenlong rice, rice, haupia, coconut cake, poke, poi, lomi salmon,and juice. The royal court participated, and theentertainment was great. At the Polynesian Day Festival,we sold shave ice and participated in the royal Hawaiiancourt with our mo'i kane, m'oi wahine, chanter, pOlo'ulo'ubearer, kahili bearers, ladies in waiting, princess, andprinces. Although it rained, our spirits were not dampened.

This summer, we sent four Hawaiian students to theKamehameha Ho'omaka'ika'i program. Those who qualifyreceive $250 for financial assistance. We also sponsored

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1987November 1988

Na Po'e 0 Hawai'i(The people of Hawai'i)

Imi Au fa OeOrchid

Red and Gold

NA PO'E 0 COLORADOHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

P.O. Box 10361, Colorado Springs, ColoradoDATE ORGANIZEDDATE CHARTERED (AOHCC)CLUB MOTTO

cum SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:First Vice President:Second Vice President:Recording Secretary:Corresponding Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

Dewey ClarkEulani Forsythe

Casey CoreyBetty Aona

Sandra SharkettiBrenda Funk

Bill Hildebrand, Tania Hildebrand,Lillian Grimmett, June Akeo

Historian: Lillian GrimmettACTIVITlES AND ACCOMPLJSHMENTS

Our club attended the 1991 AOHCC Annual Convention atthe Royal Waikoloan Hotel in Waikoloa, hawai'i. Weconducted monthly membership meetings. Because of thesmall number of members, We elected to have our officersserve a second term. Although activities were scarce, we didnot give up. In October 1992, election of new officersoccurred. We recruited six new members bringing our clubtotal to 23. Awarded scholarships to three individuals, twoo~ whom are of Hawaiian ancestry and club members.Participated in a Hurricane 'Iniki Relief to kokua our familieson Kaua'i. Held several potluck gatherings to bring membersand prospective members closer.

June starts to warm up a bit and we held our 2nd annualSummer Picnic at Ruth Arcand Park and we participated inthe Kamehameha Schools Exploration program, BLM StudentShadow program, Student Leadership programs, and the AhaOpio program at OHA.

July is the month go collect Salmon for fundraising and wehave brought a lot of Salmon to this convention so be sure toput your order in to kokua our club and the MainlandCouncil.In October we had our Frank Delima Concert which is our

major fundraiser of the year. Proceeds went to ourscholarship fund as well as Hurricane 'Iniki disaster relieffund.

CLUB SONGCLUB FLOWERCLUB COLORSCLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORSPresident:Vice President:Secretary:Treasurer:Directors:

Our Kamehameha Day was celebrated with a poi and stewsupper. The theme centered around King Kamehameha'sbirthday with various mele and chants performed as part ofthe program. September was our second annual Ho'olaule'aPacific Island Festival which we co-sponsored with the city ofLas Vegas. We had an excellent turnout by the community.We also had our 2nd annual Scholarship Golf Invitationaltournament that was co-sponsored by No Ka Oe Realty.

Our 4th annual Aloha Scholarship Awards Luau Ball was afestive occasion honoring the following members: UilaniOhata Sims (Outstanding HCC member contributing to thecommunity at large); Aleka White (Outstanding HawaiianCivic Club member); Lorna Tamburi & Family (OutstandingHCC Family), and Rod Ralston (Outstanding non HawaiianHCC member).

NA KEIKI 0 HAWAI'IHAWAllAN CIVIC CLUB

P.O. Box 230686 - Anchorage, Alaska 99523-0686DATE ORGANIZED 1984DATE CHARTERED (AOHCC) November 1990CLUB MOTTO "'Onipa'a I Ka Mana'o"

(Holdfast To Your Goals)"Kaulana Nii Pua"

PikakePurple and White

Sherry Cordeiro EvansLarry Nakea

Audene N . BarlowJerre Yamada

Samuel Kim, Guy Okada, Ashlyn Hose,Elaine Kiili, Barbara Harris

ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVEMENTSWe supported and attended the AOHCC Convention at

Waikoloa and in November participated for the 2nd year inthe Symphony of Trees where we displayed the popularHawaiian ornamentChristmas Tree. In December, wesponsored the Lunalilo Home and held our annual ChristmasPotluck with Santa who had a short trip to make to visit withus. Our club participated in the annual Fur RendezvousWinter parade and we placed third.

April was a busy month with our annual membershipmeeting, election of officers and awards presentation. Wealso supported the Mainland Council meeting in Las Vegasand held our Easter Egg hunt and potluck at HawaiianSchool.

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory ofour Beloved Members and Friends who have left us since our last Convention.It Kulu lea wai11lll.k:Jb uwe lea' 'opua - The tears (aU: the clouds weep. II

Ali'i Pauahi Hawaiian Civic Club

Maile Lum Ho Vargo

Hawaiian Civic Club ofEwa

George E. RichardsonNed Nakoa

Hawaiian Civic Club ofHilo

Charles KanohoEdwin SilvaGabriel Victor

Hawaiian Civic Club ofKona

Amy mokihana Keanaaina FreitasIrma Rosehill Farden '

Kailua Hawaiian Civic Club

Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club

Kaua IoaneEugene Burke

Niiniiikapono Hawaiian Civic Club

Josevh Kekawa Sr.Dorothy K. L. Mowat

Hawaiian Civic Club of Waialua

Josevh LeongViolet Gilmath

Hawaiian Civic Club of Waimanalo

Alice Hatori

Hawaiian Civic Club ofKa'u

Sybil Grace

Hawaiian Civic Club of Waimea

Richard Lindsey

..'Ainahau 0 Kaleponi Hawaiian Civic Club

Richard Moore

.Hui 0 Hawai'i 0 Utah Hawaiian Civic Club

•EzekialKKamai Sr;

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Kulaiwi

Music by Peter Moon, Lyrics by Larry L. Kimura

/

Mai ka pi'ina a ka Hi i Ha'eha'eAi ka mole 'olu 0 LehuaEia a u ko kama eHe marno aloha no Haloa'0 Hawai'i ku'u ku'u kulaiwiMai na kupuna mai,A'ohe mea nana e ku'aiI ke ewe 0 ku'u mau iwiE ola au i ku'u lahuiKe kuleana 0 ka 'oiwi'0 ka 'I rna kana 'oleloHe Hawai'i au mau a mau

From where the sun rises at its gateway at Ha'eha'eTo the pleasant tap root foundation of LehuaHere am I your offspringA descendant of HaloaHawaii is my native landFrom my ancestorsNo one can purchaseThe homeland of my lineageI will live on in my cultural identityThe right and responsibility of a native sonIs to declare in his tongueI am a Hawaiian for now and forever

After attending native American language conferences between 1987 to 1990 in Canada and the mainland US Ibecame more aware of North American indigenous people's sovereignty from the perspective of their land basereferred to either as a reservation or reserve. In December of 1988 when I presented a paper at the ModernLanguage Association of America Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, I was asked by a U.S. American Indian,"You are a Hawaiian, but where is your share of the land?" His question carne from his experience of sovereignty asexercised from a portion of land awarded to his people called a reservation. My response to him was that we do nothave reservations to own and govern and as a Hawaiian I believe all of hawai'i belongs to me. How can I feel foronly a certain island or place as more hawaiian than another? It is established in our tradition that all ofHawai'i isHawaiian. When I heard this particular tune that Peter Moon had composed I felt it would fit the theme for a Hawaiianconnection to the land. In Hawaiian tradition when we set the boundaries of Hawai'i in entirety our languageprovides us with many similar sayings. The following is one. Mai ka pi'ina a ka la i Ha'eha'e a i ka mole 'olu 0

Lehua - From where the sun rises at its gateway at Ha'eha'e to is setting at the pleasant tap root of Lehua. It iswithin these "boundaries" from where the sun rises and sets in Hawai'i that I stand as an offspring, a descendantfrom the first Hawaiian man - Haloa - given birth toby the goddess Kaho'ohokuokalani and sired by Wakea. In factour islands which preceded Haloa's birth were also given birth to by our Hawaiian gods, and Haloa's brother whocarne before him as a still born human baby, Haloanakalaukapalili, was buried in the soil of Hawai'i and he sproutedforth as the taro plant which nurtured subsequent human habitation in Hawai'i. Therefore, we did not settle Hawai'iby sailing across the vast Pacific as taught by western knowledge, but we were already here as Hawaiians when our'ohana came by voyaging canoes from the distant lands of Kabiki. t#

Kulaiwi literally meaning, bone land, or land where the bones of our ancestors are, is today understood as nativeland or homeland, for all who have the bold of Haloa running through their veins. It is our right to always knowHawai'i is our homeland and no sum of money can take that away, no matter if we live in Hawai'i or not.

We can thrive in life and look forward to wonderful things being Hawaiian as we grow in our culture and becomemore confident in our own identity. Then it is our right also to declare in our own language, and not in a foreigntongue, He Hawai'i au, mau a mau, I am a Hawaiian for now'and for always.

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ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN' CIVIC CLUBS ORGANIZATION

PRESIDENT *JALNA, Kl;:ALA

RECOROI~~ CORRESPOi'llING PARLIAMENTARIAN + COMMITTEESECRETAflt,y + sECRETARY +

CHAIRPEPSONS +H[ALE'f KAMAKELE- NONA KAMAl ARTHUR HOKE

1ST VI CE PRESIOENT * 2ND VICE PRESIDENT * TREASURER * IMMEDIATEREYNOLDS ; ETrELREDA PAST PRESIDENT

H. K. BRUSS KEPPELER KAMAKAWIWO'OLE KAHAL.EWAI WHITNEY T. ANDERSON

O'AHU COUNCIL HAWAI'I COUNCIL MAUl "COUNCIL KAUA'I COUNCIL MAINLAND COUNCILPRESIDENT '.' PRESIDENT . PRESIDENT PRESIDENT PRESIDENT

PETER CHING AI\N NATHANIEL·.'SONNYFERNANDEZ LIONEL KAOHI KAIWI PANG

DIRECTORS (3) DIRECTOR a)'''·'' ....WAL"tER PHOOENHURS'T • ..JR. DIRECTOR (1) DIRECTOR' (1) DIRECTOR a)

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