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Your committee on Constitution and By-laws reports that the Constitution Convention will be held on Saturday, May 11, 2013 at the University of Hawai`i’s Kamakakuokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies Halau `O Haumea, 2645 Dole St. (Please not revised times, updated 5/6/2013)
• 7:00 am – Set up
• 8:00 – 8:45 am – Registration
• 8:15 am – Continental Breakfast
• 9 am – Constitution Convention start time
• 12:00 – 12:45 pm – Lunch
• Clean-up/ break down by 4 pm
Please find attached the O`ahu Council Constitution and By-laws in Microsoft Word format and PDF format. Also attached are proposed amendments.
Email address: fhgora@gmail.com
Phone: (808) 256-8448
OC Constitution 2001 OC Constitution 2001
ConCon Cover Letter Con-Con Delegate Votes Report
Oahu Council Rules of the Con-Con 2013 revised 4
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Download parade fact sheet and application as a PDF file or as a Word Document.
Mail or Email form to: Lu Fabrito Address: P.O. Box 1783, Wai’anae, HI 96792 Email: kaluhiokalanik@aol.com
Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalaniana’ole Piʻikoi was the Founder of the Hawaiian Civic Club movement and proponent of the Hawaiian Homestead Act of 1920. In the early 1970s, parades honoring Prince Kūhiō were held in our island communities. Hawaiian Civic Clubs of O‘ahu would gather in the communities of Papakōlea, Nānākuli, Kailua and Hawaii Kai to host this annual event, with a pageantry of floats, marching units, and car cades of dignitaries…all in celebration of the life and times of Prince Kūhiō. Today, the activities to honor Kūhiō have grown from the humble parades in those early years to month long activities.
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This Saturday, January 12, 2013 the O’ahu Council will be having it’s general membership meeting at Jefferson Elementary School in the cafeteria in the Kona Moku in the ahupua’a of Waikīkī.
9:00 AM – 12:00 noon with lunch to follow
Investiture of new officers will also occur at the beginning of this gathering.
Reports available at- http://mokuokakuhihewa.org/reports

Jefferson is located across from the Zoo but access to the cafeteria is through the back gate located on Wai Nani Way.
From Kapahulu Ave. go Ewa on Ala Wai. After making that turn on to Ala Wai get into the extreme left lane Wai Nani is the 2nd street on left. Go through first intersection. Jefferson will be on the left.
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Download Onipa’a 2012 Program & Activities
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‘ONIPA‘A: A CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF QUEEN LILI‘UOKALANI
‘Iolani Palace, September 2, 2012
Sponsored by: Hawai‘i Pono‘i Coalition, Friends of ‘Iolani Palace,
Kamehameha Schools, Office of Hawaiian Affairs,
and the Queen Lili‘uokalani Children’s Center
Purpose: To honor Queen Lili‘uokalani as a leader of peace and justice, to appreciate our culture, and to educate the public on the correct history of Hawai‘i
Goal: Visitors and kama‘āina will understand and appreciate the Native Hawaiian history and culture
Objective: To unite organizations and individuals to participate in activities that depict with accuracy the life, times and contributions of the Queen and to educate Hawai‘i’s citizens and visitors about her legacy. To also educate the public about the many programs and services of Native Hawaiian organizations.
PROGRAM
10:00 Oli by Kumu Kalani Akana, welcome by emcees Kainoa Daines and Kau‘i Burgess and followed by performance by Charter Schools
11:00 Tribute to Lili‘uokalani
Mass performance by many hālau gathered to honor Lili‘uokalani through the performance of oli and hula. Organized by Kumu Hula Vicky Holt-Takamine
11:45 Procession of Royal Societies
12:00 Ecumenical Services with Kahu Thomas Van Culin and Nola Nahulu
Religious leaders gather to honor Lili‘uokalani: Kahu Umi‘ali‘loa Sexton, Waimanalo Hawaiian Church; Kahu Curt Pa‘alua Kekuna, Kawaiaha‘o Church; and Kahu Kordell Kekoa, Chaplain, Kamehameha Schools. Organized by Kahu Tom Van Culin. Musical performance by choral director, Nola Nahulu and Nā Pua O Lili‘uokalani.
1:00 Jerry Santos and Olomana
Contemporary and traditional musical styles to create a unique sound that is deeply rooted in the land, people and culture of Hawai‘i, the Hawai‘i Pono‘i Coalition is pleased to present Jerry Santos and Olomana. Musical artists, they have released several award winning albums, among them ”E Mau Ana Ka Ha‘aheo-Enduring Pride’, a collection of music that celebrates the group’s love for the people, land and steadfast spirit of the Hawaiian culture.
Ka Lei Maile Ali`i – The Queen’s Women, a one-act play, in the Kana‘ina Building, is a re-enactment of a now famous meeting in Hilo in 1897 between Hui Aloha `Āina o Nā Wāhine (Women’s Hawaiian Patriotic League) and the maka`āinana. The subject of that gathering was the Ku‘e Petition against annexation of Hawai‘i to the United States signed by nearly every kanaka maoli living at that time. The petition has become one of the most powerful tools for independence dialogue in the Hawaiian sovereignty movement, and is the one document all kānaka maoli can point to that represents the true unified voice of our people. Hosted by Ka Lei Maile Ali‘i Hawaiian Civic Club.
1:45 Hauoli lā hānau, Lili‘uokalani – a birthday celebration in the keiki tent
2:00 Ku‘uipo Kumukahi, Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame Serenaders and Hālau Hawai‘i Hawaiian cultural lecturer and musical artist, Ku‘uipo Kumukahi is accompanied by the Hawaiian Musical Hall of Fame Serenaders and Hālau Hawai‘i. A top entertainer, she is well-loved for her slack-key guitar and soothing vocal stylings. She has recorded 5 CDs in Hawai‘i and has won numerous Nā Hoku Hanohano Awards.
Lili‘u Lei a ka Lāhui Hō‘ike
Kumu hula Kalani Akana and mea oli present a tribute and remembrance of oli and mele hula for Lili‘uokalani in the yard on the right side of the barracks near the fountain. Featuring Ka La ‘Onohi Mai o Ha‘eha‘e, under the direction of Tracie and Keawe Lopes who will perform a hula for Lili‘uokalani that has been preserved in a family for generations; two chants that had been presented by Ka‘upena Wong for the dedication of the Lili‘uokalani statue; and several other chants seldom heard, read, or performed from Buke Mele Lahui. Lili‘u Lei a Ka Lāhui will be performed in ho‘aeae style, a style rarely heard and or performed properly today.
3:00 Waipuna – Earning three Nā Hōkū Hanohano awards this year for the release of their 2nd album, E Ho`i Mai, which included Group of the Year. Ladies and gentlemen…like the fresh water that first springs out of the ground, Waipuna’s music will rejuvenate your senses, welcome to the stage the exciting collaboration of three talented individuals, Kale Hannahs, David Kamakahi & Matt Sproat
4:15 Special lei draping ceremony at Queen Lili‘uokalani’s statue at the state capitol
MAI POINA LIVING HISTORY WALKING TOURS
Costumed role-players will interpret the significant events and sites surrounding the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom through a dramatic narrative. After the tour, attendees are welcome to join in a discussion about this pivotal episode in the history of our islands led by distinguished Native Hawaiian Humanities Scholars. Space is limited and reservations are suggested. Advanced reservations, call 534-8880. On site reservations at the Hawai‘i Pono‘i Coalition tent near the entrance to the ‘Iolani Palace gate bordering King Street. Scheduled performances:
5:00, 5:20, 5:40 and 6:00 p.m. Repeated on September 7, 8, and 9, 2012.
Cultural Tent – all day
Lei ‘Ano ‘Ano (Seed Leis) by Kawika Molina
Lei Hala by Uncle Roy Benham
Ipu by Dexter Soares
Hawaiian Quilts by Cissy Serrao
Lua Weapons by La‘akea Suganuma, ‘Ōlohe Lua Aīwaīwa
T-leaf Demonstration by Ladd Heleloa, Kumu Hula
Kukui Nuts ‘Inamona by Cathleen and Creighton Mattoon, Ko‘olauloa HCC
Kapa by Moana M. Eisele
Lauhala by Lorna Pacheco
Mea ‘Ai Demonstrations by Puka Asing featuring Pa‘i ‘Ai and Lomi ‘Ōi‘o
Fine Art by Leohone Magno
Fine Art by Shannon Weaver
Fine Art by George Kaiwi
Hawaiian Photography with Clifford Yancy
Keiki Activities Tent
Face Painting by Kalae and Lenell Campbell, ‘Ewa-Pu‘uloa HCC
Kōnane Games by Maka‘ala Rawlins, Hulu Mamo HCC
Pū ‘Ihu ‘Ohe by Calvin Hoe, Hakipu‘u Learning Center
Keiki Lei Art by Luana Sala and Maxeen Shea
Mea Ai
Ka Lei Maile Ali‘i HCC: Patele Stew/Grandule, Hapa Rice Mixed Greens, Potato Salad, Fruit Salad, Chicken and Beef Sticks, Iced Tea, Iced Coffee, Water, Canned Drinks, Opihi
Ko‘olauloa HCC: Mixed Hawaiian Plate; lau lau, luau stew bowl, beef stew bowl
Ko‘olaupoko HCC: Fried noodles, BBQ chicken, drinks. Plate lunch: Hot dog rice, noodles, chicken, macaroni/potato salad, dessert
Queen Emma HCC: Shoyu chicken, brown and white rice, toss salad, poi, hot dogs
Waikiki HCC: Kalua Pig Sandwiches and plate lunch; chicken long-rice plate
Exhibits and/or activities
ALU LIKE
Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs
Auamo I Nā Alaka‘i with Pacific Growth Industries
Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands
Hawai‘i Maoli
Hawai‘i Pono‘i Coalition
HCC of Wahiawa - Exhibit on Kūkaniloko
Ka Lei Maile Ali‘i HCC - Ku’e Petitions and the Hawaiian Kingdom money, coin and stamps by Dr. Baron Ching
Kalihi Palama Hawaiian Civic Club
Kanu O Ka ‘Āina Learning Ohana
Lawful Hawaiian Kingdom
Lunalilo Home and Adult Day Care
Nadine Kahanamoku Scholars Program
Nanakuli Housing Corporation
Native Books
Native Hawaiian Education Council
Native Hawaiian Bar Association – 22 displays show legally significant documents and related photographs in the establishment of the government of the Kingdom of Hawai’i, its recognition by the international community including the United States, its annexation by the United States, and the current relationship between the Native Hawaiian peoples and United States.
Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation
Native Hawaiian Roll Commission
No Vote No Grumble, Native Hawaiian Vote
O‘ahu Council, Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs
Office of Hawaiian Affairs
Order of Kamehameha I and Kingdom of Hawai’i
Pa‘i Foundation
Protect Kaho‘olawe Ohana
Royal Order of Guards
UH Dept of Native Hawaiian Health
UH Hawai‘inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge
-Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies
-Kawaihuelani Center for Hawaiian Language
-Kanewai Lo‘i
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In an effort to encourage new mele (songs) that celebrate the wonderful Windward side of O`ahu, the Ko`olaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club has partnered with the Hawaiian Electric Company, Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Foundation and Windward Mall to present Na Mele Ko`olaupoko, a song composers competition, which will be held at the Mall on Sunday, Sept. 16, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The competition is open to anyone, but entries cannot have been recorded before, according to Mahealani Cypher, event coordinator. The event is part of “Celebrate Ko`olaupoko”, a year-long project involving dozens of organizations from the Windward side and marking the civic club’s 75th anniversary.
“We are hoping to hear new songs that bring back memories of Ku`u Home o Kahalu`u, Waimanalo Blues, or even something like the old favorite, Kane`ohe,” says Cypher.
The contest is open in three categories: Amateur, Professional, and Hawaiian language. First prize in each category is $1,000; second prize, $500; and third prize, $250. A panel of distinguished judges will be on hand to evaluate the compositions and determine the winners.
The Ko`olaupoko HCC hosted a similar competition five years ago when the club celebrated its 70th anniversary, according to Cypher. “We were very pleased with the compositions that were presented, and are hopeful that we will have even more entries this year,” she added.
The composer must submit an application to the civic club by Aug. 17 (either postmarked or delivered by that date); a CD recording of the entry must be turned in to the civic club by Aug. 31, 2012.
The civic club is located at 46-005 Kawa St., Suite 104; mailing address is: P. O. Box 664, Kaneohe, HI 96744. For more information, call 235-8111 or email: malamapono@aol.com.
Contact: Mahealani Cypher, Ph. 226-4195 / email: malamapono@aol.com
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Deadline for Per capita- August 18, 2012
Deadline for AOHCC Convention Registration- September 18, 2012
Per Capita & Registration Instructions 2012
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