JOIN NANI `O WAI`ANAE & MAILE:BEACH CLEAN-UP II
SATURDAY, MAY 17, 2008 --- 4:00PM to 7:00PM
Aloha!
Please join Nani O Wai`anae and my family at our 2nd beach clean-up and beautification planting at the beach area from Maili Point to Hakimo Road.
Maili Point across from Maili 76 gas station,
aka Nanikai/Ulehawa Beach Park
(located at 87-890 Farrington Highway, cross street is Hookele Street)
Please bring: sun protection; water; & shoes that will protect against keawe thorns, nails, glass.
Optional: yard tools, native plants & swimwear
Participants may start at either Ho`okele St. or Hakimo Rd.
Trash bags, gloves & refreshments will be provided.
For more information: Call 696-4677 or 586-8460
Mahalo nui loa to all the volunteers who worked so hard at our first clean-up on April 26, 2008: Tomi Adaniya; Kenny Amps; Sophie & Theo Auwae; Heather Bernier; Philip Bonham; Shayla, Kui & Timothy Bradley; Rodlyn Brown; George Buchea; Georgia Campbell; Mae Chung; Larry & Roselia Conrad; Fred & Vince Dodge; Shelley Enos; Bryan Ferreira; Akiko & Robin Heath; Warren Ho`ohuli; Baylene K.; Shanda Kamana; Joseph Keliikuli; Anna Kuewa; Laurie & Mike Lawrence; Chris Mancini; Katie & Matt Martin; Irene McKeague; Berna Mings; Aaron Morishige; Abel & Kalani Pahinui; Pat Patterson; Aldine Peeples; Bill Priddy; Angelo & Calveda Ricitelli; Kristine Salva; James, Maile & Summer Shimabukuro; Aiko, Karen & Lonny Sipe; Karen Veriato; Karen Young; Mele. I apologize if I missed your name or miss
pelled it; please contact me so I can correct it.
Thanks to all of the hard-working volunteers at our first clean-up, we gathered over 80 bags of trash and many bulky items for removal as part of Nani O Wai`anae’s “Keep HI Beautiful Day.” Special thanks to Warren Ho`ohuli, Anna Kuewa, and Mele, who provided tents, tables and chairs for our first clean-up.
Aloha,
Rep. Maile Shimabukuro
Chair, Human Services & Housing Committee
SATURDAY, MAY 17, 2008 --- 4:00PM to 7:00PM
Aloha!
Please join Nani O Wai`anae and my family at our 2nd beach clean-up and beautification planting at the beach area from Maili Point to Hakimo Road.
Maili Point across from Maili 76 gas station,
aka Nanikai/Ulehawa Beach Park
(located at 87-890 Farrington Highway, cross street is Hookele Street)
Please bring: sun protection; water; & shoes that will protect against keawe thorns, nails, glass.
Optional: yard tools, native plants & swimwear
Participants may start at either Ho`okele St. or Hakimo Rd.
Trash bags, gloves & refreshments will be provided.
For more information: Call 696-4677 or 586-8460
Mahalo nui loa to all the volunteers who worked so hard at our first clean-up on April 26, 2008: Tomi Adaniya; Kenny Amps; Sophie & Theo Auwae; Heather Bernier; Philip Bonham; Shayla, Kui & Timothy Bradley; Rodlyn Brown; George Buchea; Georgia Campbell; Mae Chung; Larry & Roselia Conrad; Fred & Vince Dodge; Shelley Enos; Bryan Ferreira; Akiko & Robin Heath; Warren Ho`ohuli; Baylene K.; Shanda Kamana; Joseph Keliikuli; Anna Kuewa; Laurie & Mike Lawrence; Chris Mancini; Katie & Matt Martin; Irene McKeague; Berna Mings; Aaron Morishige; Abel & Kalani Pahinui; Pat Patterson; Aldine Peeples; Bill Priddy; Angelo & Calveda Ricitelli; Kristine Salva; James, Maile & Summer Shimabukuro; Aiko, Karen & Lonny Sipe; Karen Veriato; Karen Young; Mele. I apologize if I missed your name or miss
pelled it; please contact me so I can correct it.Thanks to all of the hard-working volunteers at our first clean-up, we gathered over 80 bags of trash and many bulky items for removal as part of Nani O Wai`anae’s “Keep HI Beautiful Day.” Special thanks to Warren Ho`ohuli, Anna Kuewa, and Mele, who provided tents, tables and chairs for our first clean-up.
Aloha,
Rep. Maile Shimabukuro
Chair, Human Services & Housing Committee
ps: Here is a flyer for the May 17 Clean-up (click on the flyer for a full-sized view)
(Note: This announcement was originally posted on May 5 and May 12.)
(Note: This announcement was originally posted on May 5 and May 12.)
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