Ka Leo O Ka Liona

Volume 49, Issue 11 The Voice of the Lion May 2010

District 50, Region 7, Zone 1

 District 50 Convention Perspec-

tive—by Lion Irwin Santos
 New Club Dues Structure Unveiled
 Highlights of your club meetings
 Your Calendar of Events

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Upcoming Hawaii Lions Events & WLC Projects for 2010

 5-1-2010, Saturday—District 50 Convention (continued)

 5-2-2010, Sunday—Transitional Breakfast Meeting, 7:45am Waioli Lounge, Hilo Ha-
waiian Hotel
 5-11-2010, Tuesday SPECIAL TIME BOD MEETING, 5pm Michelle’s Hale
 5-11-2010, Tuesday Na Koa Pookela Awards, Scholarship & Service Awards,
7:00pm WHS Cafeteria
 5-20-2010, Thursday—Keiki Vision/Hearing screening, Haaeho School 8:00am
 5-21-2010, Friday—Na Pokii Pookela Haumana Awards (see pg 8 for details)
 5-26-2010, Wednesday—Na Pokii Pookela Haumana Awards (see pg 8 for details)
 7-6 thru 7-10-2010, Tuesday thru Saturday —Hawaii International Youth Camp (Big
Island hosting at KMC)

Contact Us:
Waiakea Lions Club
P.O. Box 1895
Hilo, HI 96721
Email: waiakealions@yahoo.com
President: Lion Ken Rosene: lionkenr@aol.com
Editor: Lion Craig Watanabe: craigconnect@yahoo.com
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President’s Message—By Prexy Ken Rosene
Aloha Waiakea Lions and
our Beautiful CIS's!!!!
First let me say MAHALO TO
THE LIONS OF DISTRICT
50!!!!!! Our 74th District 50
Convention was a totally
beautiful event beginning with
the Flag Ceremony on Thurs-
day, with a glorious after-
noon. Friday with the General
session, then a wonderful and sobering Ne-
crology Service being held in front of the ho-
tel, with the paddlers taking the flowers of 26
Lions out into Hilo Bay. Later the service pro-
ject, painting the portable bleachers at the
Edith Kanaka'ole Tennis Stadium with the help
of 175 smiling and happy Lions to actually be
doing what we like to do best "WE SERVE".
Later everyone was being bused up to the
'Imiloa Astronomy Center for a very entertain-
ing evening of seeing how our islands were
created and the stars that guided our islanders
to their new home. A terrific buffet was pre-
sented with lots of tasty refreshments. Then to
the hospitality rooms that were enjoyed by the
Lions on all 3 nights. Saturday was general
session, elections, leadership training ses-
sions, decorating for the District Governor's
Banquet, the Banquet, back to the hospitality
rooms.
We heard a lot of very genuine compliments
about the whole convention and lots of hugs!!!
Time did certainly fly by! Now you know why
the Presidents Message was late!!! That is why
our edition was late in coming out!! A huge
mahalo for ALL the WLC members who ex-
tended themselves with their time and energy.
May 4, at our general meeting, District Gover-
nor Alan Garson, CIS Priscilla and Lion Greg-
3
ory Ayau joined us for dinner and wanted to
give our club a "Personal" Thank You from
them and a Certificate of Appreciation to the
Waiakea Lions Club for our help!!
Earlier in the month, there were 2 Chuck-
wagon Breakfasts, at Waimea and Hamakua
Lions Club. The WLC had members enjoying
their delicious spreads. Our guest speaker on
April 20, was Rick Hoo, who has traveled back
and forth from Kalaupapa over the years to do
service for residents and some stories and
great pictures to go along with the presenta-
tion.
The busy month of May has many awards go-
ing out to our local schools and students from
our Club, Lyons helping Lyons continues to
keep many of our volunteers busy, a bird cage
project is scheduled for some time in June at
the Zoo, which are always fun, listening to the
different sounds and fragrances from the rain
forest. Plus a vision/hearing session , being
shared by the WLC and Akaka Falls Lions club
coming up May 20.
If you have never experienced a project like
this, try it, you will love it!! And as fast as
time is going, get ready for our 60th Charter
Anniversary and Installation Banquet, Satur-
day, June 19, at the Nani Mau Restaurant.
Helen Keller asked the Lions to be "Knights of
the Blind" many years ago, So be PROUD to
be a Waiakea Lion Club member, which goes
hand in hand with our motto "WE SERVE".
Thank You for your support and help!! WLC
President Ken Rosene and CIS Yvonne
"Work joyfully and peacefully, knowing that
right thoughts and right efforts will inevitably
bring about right results." --James Lane Al-
len, 1849-1923
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General Membership Meeting Highlights—By PDG George Kodani
This has been a light month
as preparations for the Dis-
trict 50 Convention were
completed.
Some of the General Mem-
bership meeting highlights
include the following:
February Lion of the month
Ken Uemura. March Lion of
the month Mel Kunimoto.
60th Charter Anniversary
and Installation Night Saturday June 19th,
2010 Nani Mau Restaurant.
Mahalo to Hilo Lions Club President Lion Mike
Texeira who graced our club during our April
20th General Membership Meeting.
May 4 GM Guest Speaker Shinichi Matsumoto,
Office of Aging.
Boy Scouts Troop 19 announced their new Ea-
gle Scout – Anson Alameida. Congratulations
Anson!
WHS Leo Club cleaned 94 pairs of glasses for
recycling. Mahalo for your support.
Lion Lyman reported Lion Sam Puluole, Cres-
cent City Lions Club, passed away on April 2,
2010. Prexy Ken Rosene attended services on
Saturday, April 17, 2010, 11:00 a.m., Dodo
Mortuary.
Neighborhood Place of Puna sent a thank you
letter for donation of $100.00.
The Salvation Army sent a thank you letter for
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donation of $500.00.
Na Koa Pookela Awards – Tuesday, May 11,
2010, 7:00 p.m., WHS Cafeteria
Na Pokii Pookela Haumana Awards – Friday,
May 21, 2010 at Keaukaha Elem., 10:00 a.m.;
Wednesday, May 26, 2010 at Kapiolani Elem.,
8:30 a.m. and Waiakeawaena Elem. At 8:15
a.m.; Waiakea Elem. Pending.
Guest Speaker Lion Rick Hoo Power point
slide presentation of Kalaupapa and Cannoni-
zation of Father Damien. Discussed the
change over for Kalaupapa as a tourist desti-
nation.
WHS Senior Awards Event, May 11, 2010,
7:00 p.m. – To present a scholarship or
award.
Lion Wilbert Lau donated $50.00 in recognition
of Troop 19, Boys Scouts. Mahalo Lion
Wilbert!
Motion to approve BOD recommendation not
hold a 2010 -2011 Administrative Fund Fest.
Motion passed.
Motion to approve BOD Due Structure 2010-
2011 recommendation. Motion passed.
Made motion to approve BOD Policy No. 6 –
Club Dues and Fees revisions recommenda-
tion. Call for division of house. Motion passed
(2 nays)
BOD meeting, Tuesday, May 11, 2010, time
changed to 5:00 p.m. due to WHS Awards
Night.
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Board of Directors Meeting Highlights—By PDG George Kodani

Like the General Member-
ship meetings, the Board
of Directors meetings were
focused on preparation for
the recently completed
District 50 Convention held
here in Hilo.
posed 2010-11 club dues structure. Motion
passed and to be presented at the April
20th, GM meeting for final approval.
 Motion made and passed to approve pro-
posed revisions to Policy #6 “Club Dues
and Fees”. Motion deferred back to com-
mittee.

Here are some of the high-

lights of April’s Board of
Directors meetings min-
utes:

 Three WLC Lions and two CIS attended the

Hamakua Lions Club Chuckwagon Breakfast
 Preparations for the District 50 Convention
 60th Charter Anniversary & Installation
Patch and Pin designs were circulated
 Lion Sam Reynolds to coordinate painting of
bleachers as the District 50 Convention ser-
vice project

Under New Business:

 Panaewa Zoo requesting assistance on con-

struction of two foundations for bird cages, The NEW "Na Maka 'o Liona" Se-
referred to Lion Miyake ries #2 Collectible Pin!
 Motion made and seconded to have all WLC
members receive the 60th Charter Anniver- Earn 6 Awards to receive
sary pin and patch at no cost. Motion
passed. Pins to be distributed at first GM
meeting in May. Pin and Patch to be made
available to all others at a price of $5 for
the pin and $10 for the patch.
 Motion made and seconded to not have the
2010-11 Fund Fest. Motion passed and to
be presented at the April 20th, GM meeting
for final approval.
 Motion made and passed to approve pro-

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Hale Oluea Clothing Donation Project April 2010 General Membership pictures
By Lion Bob Kawakone Photos by Lion Craig Watanabe

Hale ‘Oluea, a rehabilitation program designed

to help members recovering from mental ill-
ness, build on their strengths, capabilities, and
turning from isolation/dependency to self-
reliance and productivity.
Hilo Lions Club President Prexy Mike Texeira

Lawrence Stevens, director of this organization

made a request of the WLC to donate men’s
clothing. Six Lions from our club stepped up
on April 6, 2010, (during our GM meeting),
and donated nearly 100 pieces of man’s cloth-
ing, that included t-shirts, polo shirts, aloha
shirts, full length pants, shorts and footwear.
Waiakea/Kuhio Lions Rick Hoo and Lottie Chun
Kudos to PID Herbert Watanabe, Lions Sam
Kawamura, Bob Kawakone, Bill Lyman, Pat
Naughton, and Craig Watanabe, for their gen-
erous donations.

We have made a commitment to donate man’s

clothing every four months to this organiza-
tion, the next date to look forward to, July 7,
2010 (our GM meeting). Mark your calendars,
and if you are like many of us, you have accu-
mulated clothing through the years that you After counting the tail twister pot four times
Lion Chuck Bolden finally can give his report
are not using anymore. These are the clothing
that we encourage you to donate to the mem-
bers of Hale ‘Oluea.

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Keiki Vision & Hearing Screening—Haaheo Elementary School

by Lion Glen "Shige" Shigehara - Akaka Falls, Photos by Lion Len Shimaburkuro - Akaka Falls)

On Thursday, April 15, 2010 the Akaka Falls
Lions Club completed Keiki Vision and Hear-
ing Screening at Haaheo Elementary School
on the outskirts of Hilo town from 10:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m.
the Lions International Convention in 2015.
We are surely planning to return to Haaheo
School next year and the students had an
enthusiastic "OK".

Special thanks to members of the Wai-

akea Lions Club for helping with the
Keiki Vision and PDG Shannon Ching and
Audiologist Mary Connie Banser and Lion
Cedric Mitsui and his staff, Malia Ushi-
jima and Kay Tajiri. Also thank you as al-
ways to AFLC members and CIS' that helped
out, "You are all priceless".

This was Akaka's first venture at Hearing

Screening and the first time performing both
Keiki Vision and Hearing Screening simulta-
neously.

There were 79 students that were screened

from Kindergarten to the third grade. Com-
pleting the rest of the school's 4th - 6th
graders is in the planning stages. (set for
May 20th, 2010 8:30am)

All students participating received a book

mark complements of the Akaka Falls Lions
Club. School officials were very thankful that
we could do both the Vision and Hearing
Screening. Thank you to Principal Esther
Kanehailua for allowing us to complete this
project and to Eleanor Miyake who was the (Editors Note:
lead person with helping iron out the details. Next testing at Haaheo Elementary
school will be on May 20th, 2010 at
It was a very satisfying day not only to do 8:30am This story and photos are from
the project, as we learned while we were at Akaka Falls Lions club District 50 web-
Haaheo School that District 50 will be hosting site story submission).

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Na Koa Pookela Awards & Na Pokii Pookela Haumana Awards

Presentation Schedule for 2010
By PID Lion Herbert Watanabe

The following is the Awards Presentation schedule for the Na Koa Pookela Awards for Waiakea
High School as well as the Na Pokii Pookela Haumana Awards for Keaukaha, Waiakea, Waiake-
awaena and Kapiolani Elementary schools and Waiakea Intermediate School. Please be present
15-minutes prior to starting time.:

Na Koa Pookela Awards:

Tuesday, May 11th, 2010 Waiakea High School Cafeteria 7:00 PM

Na Pokii Pookela Haumana Awards:

Friday, May 21st, 2010 Keaukaha Elementary School Kawananakoa Gym

Lehua Vincent, Principal 10:00 AM

Friday, May 21st, 2010 Waiakea Elementary School Uncle Billy’s

Shane Saiki, Principal 11:15 AM

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 Waiakeawaena Elementary Gym

Beverly McCall, Principal 8:15 AM

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 Kapiolani Elementary School School Courtyard

Lucia Stewart, Principal 8:30 AM

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 Waiakea Intermediate School Covered Court

Lloyd Matsunami, Principal 8:30 AM

Presentation of Awards are a service project of the Waiakea Lions Club

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New Dues structure for 2010-11 Year

WAIAKEA LIONS CLUB

Attachment to Club’s Constitution & By-Laws

ARTICLE V – FEES AND DUES (2010-2011)

SECTION A - Entrance fee of $25.00

SECTION B - Annual Dues

Active $160.00

Member At Large $160.00

Honorary $160.00

Privileged $160.00

Life $121.00

Associate $ 95.60

Affiliate $160.00

Breakdown of Dues:

LCI $39.00 Per Capita $33.75

Convention Fund Tax $ 0.50
Publication $ 4.75

DISTRICT 50 $25.40 Per Capita Tax, $21.70

Subscription Fee &
District 50 Office Fee $ 1.00
Convention Tax $ 1.00
Int’l Candidacy Fund $ 1.70

CLUB $95.60 Administrative expenses

TOTAL $160.00

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Rate Change Effective July 1st, 2010

2009 – 2010 CLUB RATE

LCI $ 39.00 $190.00 x 60 = $7,536.00

DIST. 50 $ 25.40 No Change Pavilions built by the Waiakea Lions

CLUB $125.60 Current Rate

TOTAL $190.00 $15.8333 per month

2010 – 2011 CLUB RATE

LCI $ 39.00 $160.00 x 60 = $5,736.00 (Less $1,800)

Dist. 50 $ 25..40 No Change

CLUB $ 95.60 New Rate (Less $30.00)

TOTAL $160.00 $13.3333 per month

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Policy Number 6 Dues & Fees, changes (approved)

DUES:

1. The club Secretary shall mail out annual dues invoices to all members by April 15,
each year, with a stated due date of May 15.

2. It is the responsibility of every member to inform the club President or the club
Secretary by May 15, if he/she does intend to renew their membership.

3. If a member is unable to pay his/her dues in full by May 15, he/she can call the
club Secretary to arrange to pay his/her dues in installments, with half of the
amount due on May 15, and the remaining half on November 15.

4. If a member fails to pay his/her dues in full by May 15, and does not make an
arrangement with the club Secretary to pay his/her dues in installments, he/she
may be dropped from member effective June 1, subject to Board action.

5. Active members, Members at Large, Privileged, Honorary, and Affiliate Member’s

dues will be set in accordance with the International Association of Lions Club’s
Constitution and By-Laws.

6. Life Members shall pay Club and District dues only. Associate members shall pay
Club dues only.

FEES:

1. Initiation, reinstated or transfer member fees shall be as required by the Interna

tional Association of Lions Clubs.

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74th Annual District 50 Hawaii Lions Convention

By Lion Irwin Santos-Hawaii Lions PR & IT Chair Photos by Karen Mizumoto & Irwin Santos

Editor’s Note: This is a reprint from

the Hawaii Lions website. You are
e n c o u r a g e d t o v i s i t
www.hawaiilions.org to see all the
pictures of this convention...there are
literally thousands of them. Mahalo
to Lion Irwin Santos for this story)

April 29 - May 2nd, over 300

Hawaii Lions made their way
down to the Hilo Hawaiian Ho-
tel and spent a weekend of
business, camaraderie, and fun
times. Tons of activities available…here are few
that are my personal highlights…
Flag Ceremony Thursday April 29…the Grand
opening of the convention set on the waterfront
of the hotel a few hours prior to sunset made
for great photos. Dr. Wing-Kun Tam, 2nd Vice
President of Lions Club International was this
year’s guest and key to our ceremonies with
the presentation of the Chinese Flag. The scen-
ery made for great Kodak moments, including
the back drop of sunset, Mt. Mauna Kea, and a
family of ducks (see photos). A nice evening for
all present including a Beef Stew dinner.
Hospitality Rooms were available every night,
and each room evolved through the days…
there was also a make shift bedroom turned
into dance floor…for those that did the Maca-
rena and the Chicken Dance…or even the Poke-
mon Bon Dance….cool, especially when Johnny
Walker Black was present. Fun for all on this
“almost” Lions only 8th floor. Lucky us! Oh
yeah, smoked meat from West Kauai and
Akaka Falls…both tasty, should’ve grabbed my-
self a doggie bag. Ah, next time.
Friday April 30, Day 1 of the General Session
welcomed the honorable Mayor of Hawaii
County Billy Kenoi. He expressed his gratitude
towards the Lions that were to partake in the
afternoon’s mass service project (Edith
Kanaka‘ole Tennis Stadium bleacher painting).
During his address to the Lions members, he
had to rely on the HawaiiLions.org website for
information…Lucky me (your webmaster).
After the cabinet officers ran off their com-
ments and reports, the Necrology service fol-
lowed. In respect towards those Lions who
have served, this special tribute was per-
formed. This year, within the Moku Ola Ball-
room, attendees were treated to a slideshow
and Lions who passed, were honored by fellow
club members placing flower petals to an
awaiting puolu. Flowers were wrapped and
taken on to the south bridge and dropped over
awaiting canoe paddlers. The final resting place
laid 200 yards off the hotel oceanfront bound-
ary. Unique, symbolic, and all throughout, a
Hawaiian theme.
The meeting wrapped up and a roast pork
sandwich lunch was served up. There were
other food, but I chose to make 3 of these
tasty sandwiches. Our honored guest 2nd VP
Dr. Tam delivered his inspirational keynote

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Continued from page 12
speech, noting
how help ing
earthquake vic-
tims in China (a
few years back)
during the period
of his wife’s pass-
ing, lifted his
spirit and driven
him more to embracing the Lions motto “We
Serve”.
At 2pm, 175 Hawaii Lions headed to the Edith
Kanaka‘ole Tennis Stadium for the bleacher re-
painting project. This was the largest attended
service project in over 30 years. It had also
made a statement in the community when the
local paper, Hawaii Tribune Herald printed the
story on the FRONT PAGE!!! I also got the sto-
ries posted on the Honolulu Advertiser AND
KHON TV2 website!!
And the day was NOT over yet!! After a nice
hot shower and an hour nap, Lion Karen
(“Lois”) and I headed out to the Imiloa Astron-
omy Center for heavy pupus and the “Mauna
Kea: Between Earth & Sky” show. The heavy
pupus was more like dinner as I scarfed up
several servings of the tasty Salt & Pepper
Shrimp…yummy! When combined with a 360
degree panoramic IMAX theatre view, it was a
good mix…for some “zzzzzz”. Ooh, I caught
most of the show, but sitting in that oh so com-
fortable chair with a full belly, long exhausting
day…do the math, = the Hawaiian Superman
passed out for a few minutes...and the day was
STILL NOT OVER!!
The second night of hospitality cranked with
the opening of the bedroom dance floor…ah,
check out the photos on this one…nuff said.
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(editors note: go to www.hawaiilions.org for
all the photos of this year's District 50 Conven-
tion)
Saturday May 1, Lei day…part two of the Gen-
eral Session convened at 8am and started off
with the most enduring portion of the Lions
business with the By-laws…phew!! However, in
record timing, we got through in just under 2
hours. Though the HLF meeting was kind of a
stretch. A necessary evil in getting annual busi-
ness taken care of.
Demonstrations were next with Lion Jack
Kampfer leading the way in his bid for 2nd Vice
District Governor, then by 1st VDG candidate
Eric Nordmeier, and now District Governor elect
Chris Tamura. Each, dressed in festive fashion
leading the parade of fan support throughout
the ballroom. A late lunch included the accep-
tance speeches of all new elects, plus a bevy of
awards that were presented.
Now, for those of you still reading, the highlight
of the convention was the District Governor’s
Banquet, a celebration of DG Alan Garson’s
reign as current head of the Hawaii Lions. For
dinner, we were treated with Hawaiian Food;
Kalua Pig, Lau Lau…the works! More awards
were handed out, though the evening topped
out with the 2010 Humanitarian prize given to
Lion Jim Bryan, the Leadership & President’s
awards handed to Lions DGE Chris Tamura,
IPDG Shannon Ching, and Lion Glen Shigehara.
Upon completion of the awards, guests were
treated to “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” by Akaka
Falls and Pearl City in song and dance. An
AWESOME closure to a GRAND Convention!
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74th Annual District 50 Hawaii Lions Convention

By Lion Ira Tagawa—Pearl City Lions Club (reprint from Hawaiilions.org)

parable sounds of the Royal Hawaiian Band and

the voice of PID Herb Watanabe.

Later that evening at the District Governor’s ban-

quet, the Akaka Falls Lions gave us a chicken
skin performance. Their absolutely marvelous
rendition of what else, Akaka Falls, was met with
thunderous ovation from an appreciative crowd.
DG Alan’s club and its talented group of singers,
dancers and musicians gave a performance that
was totally electrifying. Wow, and right after that
they showed us some great moves in dancing to
the tune of The Lion Sleeps Tonight.

The 74th D50 Convention was indeed an unfor-

Many songs have been written that capture
the Big Island’s incredible beauty. Familiar
melodies include songs about the beautiful Lehua
blossoms, cascading waterfalls, majestic moun-
tains and volcanoes.
gettable experience. The friendships, camarade-
rie and the songs of the Big Island made it a re-
markable weekend in Hilo. This was really one of
the best conventions ever!

The Big Island is indeed one of the most beauti-

ful places on earth, and Hilo certainly one of
America’s most charming cities. The 74th District
50 Lions Convention was held at Hilo Hawaiian
Hotel, which gave us spectacular views of the
wonders of Crescent City.
These Photos
Some lucky Lions who had ocean view rooms courtesy of Lion
Irwin Santos
were struck by the awesome views of Hilo Bay,
Coconut Island and majestic Mauna Kea. Our
early morning walks energized us as we walked
by Banyan Drive, Liliuokalani Gardens and Hilo
Harbor.

Wild celebration took place after VDG Chris Ta-

mura’s acceptance speech as our next District
Governor. The parade saw Lions wildly celebrat-
ing this happy occasion, marching to the tune of
Hilo March. We were accompanied by the incom-

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Jay Ignacio—5-3
Eugene Lyman—5-28
and
Cedric Mitsui—5-5

Belated Happy Birthday to

Lion Tracey Kameda—4-29

Cedric Mitsui—May 1998

and
Alan Shiraishi—May 1994

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P.O. Box 1895
Hilo, HI 96721
 What’s Happening this Month
Waiakea Lions Club
M ay 2 010
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
First Monday of the Month:
Akaka Falls Mtg 6:30pm Kow’s Restaurant
1
Crescent City Mtg 11:30am Encore Restaurant GM to follow Dist 50 Convention
Puna Pahoa NHBRHD Facility

2 3 Akaka Falls, Cres- 4 WLC GM Mtg 5 6 7 8

Dist 50 Transitional cent City and Pahoa Michelle’s Hale 6pm
Breakfast 7:45am Lions clubs Mtg, see
Waioli Lounge above note

9 10 11WLC BOD Mtg Tuesday

12 May 11th, Na 14
13Koa Pookela Awards 15
Waiakea High School
Michelle’s Hale 5pm
Hilo Lions Club Mtg Cafeteria 7:00 PM WLC BOD meeting to be held at 5PM to facilitate
6:30pm Kow’s Rest. this awards presentation.

16 17Crescent City 18 WLC GM Mtg 19 20 21Na Pokii Pookela 22

Lions Mtg, Nihon Rest Michelle’s Hale 6pm Haumana Awards
Puna Lions Mtg, Pahoa
NHBRHD Facility Keaukaha Elementary 10:00am
Waiakea Elementary 11:15am
23 24 25 WLC BOD Mtg 26 Na Pokii Pookela 27 28 29
Michelle’s Hale 6pm Haumana Awards
Hilo Lions Club Mtg
Waiakeawaena Elementary 8:15am
Kapiolani Elementary 8:30am
Waiakea Intermediate 8:30am
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