e kūkaʻawe i nā kapu o Kūkaniloko no ka mea aloha nō hoʻi kākou iā lākou i nā kau a kau ka paʻi ana helu

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1 Photo credits na Vicki Pakele The Science of Semiotics: communication through signs and symbols. Hieroglyphs, petroglyphs, geoglyphs and megaliths are global forms of messages left from those who walked our planet long before us. In alignment with this science is Piko ʻo Kūkaniloko. Symbols left to us on the faces of our pōhaku not only reveal through their embedded images but expand their stories when in reflection of the elements of Mother Nature. The science of semiotics is enhanced by positions of the sun, the moon, stars, constellations and planets. Further complimented by the rain, the shadows cast, the time of day, cardinal directions and human perception. Inaudibly, they echo the moʻolelo traditional comprehension - of the seen and unseen of our Ka Poʻe Kahiko. The generational continuum awaits this wisdom and knowledge. Our Piko Listening Journeys answer their petition. ALOHA is forever...and FOREVER is the old way of our ancients...eō mai la k18... Dr. Verlieann Malina-Wright brought her guests Tania Wolfgramm and her husband, Wikuki Kingi from Aotearoa for a Piko Listening Journey with kia i Tom Lenchanko. Kahu Lonoaeʻa, Hope Pelekikena Noelani DeVincent and Puʻukū Kalimapau welcomed them with our Kūkaniloko Protocol. Tania Wolfgramm is the Executive Director of Global Reach Initiative. An excerpt from their website, gridpacific.com The Global Reach Initiative & Development (GRID) Pacific Team, in collaboration with our global partner Google Earth and Street View, aim to transform wonderful Pacific Nations and Indigenous Communities into 21st century powerhouses. hakamana.com HAKAMANA is a process of design and evaluation which integrates the ancient indigenous wisdom with the modern methodologies. HAKAMANA is informed by the sounds and words of the ancient Polynesian language: I - O - E - A - U k18...Auliʻi Heine Hirahara brought guests, Laura Lafoia Ava-Tesimale & cousin to visit Kūkaniloko. Afternoon dark, rain-clouded skies did not hinder their visit. Mahalo to our shy Japanese visitors who shared a smile. Page1

2 e kūkaʻawe i nā kapu o Kūkaniloko no ka mea aloha nō hoʻi kākou iā lākou i nā kau a kau ka paʻi ana helu Kūpuna Roselia Poepoe, Roselani Hall, a me Bernard Rodrigues HCCW Founding & Charter Members of 57 years... E Ola Mau! k18... School s Out for Summer Blue Zones Project Kickoff in Wahiawā We were able to meet Wahiawā community members and share our HCCW Mission...to seek, inspire and educate, all things Hawaiian, seen and unseen. Over 50 vendors showcased ways our organizations promote community wellness with fun, food, and entertainment. Mahalo to HCCW s Kumu Noelani DeVincent s Nā Papa Hula o Noelani who performed for everyone in the afternoon. Newly acquired Kelly Green and Coffee Brown Kūkaniloko T-shirts were added to our line and are available. Aloha Editor: Kalimapau After an exhilarating Zumba lesson, Pelekikena Malia Doo and lālā ʻōiwi Jonette Buza joined lālā hoʻokama Michelle Cabalse for a quick lesson in making a lauhala fan. pololei... Page Mahalo to everyone who came to spend the day and have fun with us. And to other HCCW Members who were vendors in their own booths...congratulations on your participation in this wonderful Wahiawā Community event...eō 2

3 k18... Kamehameha Schools Kulia I Ka Pono Oʻahu group one. Mahalo for your oli a me nā hoʻokupu...maikaʻi kela k18... Kamehameha Schools Kulia I Ka Pono Oʻahu staff observed protocol prior to their six weeks of visits with us by 9 th grade Exploration haumāna for three Mondays in June and in July...eō Our Kūkaniloko Birthstones State Monument visitors, Kim and Tim, were very respectful during our protocol this morning. HCCW Kahu Lonoaeʻa later shared with them some of our moʻolelo and hoʻokupu of paʻakai. We included them in the blessings and aloha of our morning ceremonies with Kamehameha Schools 9 th grade Exploration ʻōpio. Page3

4 e kūkaʻawe i nā kapu o Kūkaniloko no ka mea aloha nō hoʻi kākou iā lākou i nā kau a kau ka paʻi ana helu Kūpuna Roselia Poepoe, Roselani Hall, a me Bernard Rodrigues HCCW Founding & Charter Members of 57 years... E Ola Mau! Editor: Kalimapau Ōlelo No eau...hawaiian Proverb # MARY KAWENA PUKUI... Nānā no a ka lā au ku hoʻokāhi. Look for the plant that stands alone. Often said by those seeking strong medicine herbs. A plant that stood by itself was considered better for medicine than one that grew close to others of its kind. Page Mahalo for taking time to explore the valley seeking knowledge of the past k18...Kipapa Valley Huakaʻi phase IV...This morning s journey to the back of Kipapa Valley afforded us observation of the The Waiahole Ditch Siphons. Na lālā ōiwi Noelani DeVincent, EzraPohaku Manaea, Kaleikaumaka Rosa, Vicki Pakele, Tom Lenchanko and Kalimapau were escorted by Russell Arakaki and David Crowley.

5 e kūkaʻawe i nā kapu o Kūkaniloko no ka mea aloha nō hoʻi kākou iā lākou i nā kau a kau ka paʻi ana helu Kūpuna Roselia Poepoe, Roselani Hall, a me Bernard Rodrigues HCCW Founding & Charter Members of 57 years... E Ola Mau! Editor: Kalimapau k18... The Whitmore Avenue stoplight gates are finally repaired! Following a car accident on k18, the OHA gates remained damaged. The repair crew was on the job as everyone arrived for 3rd Saturday Clean-up in the early morning. Pau ka hana k18...June 3rd Saturday Kūkaniloko Clean-up day. Months of winter and spring rains are finally slowing down. In a few days summer will be here. As the ua diminishes, we are left with very tall invasive grasses and weeds onsite at Kūkaniloko. We needed weed whackers and today they came to work! Lālā ʻōiwi Garret Cristobal began cutting as the sun rose. As he left, lālā ʻōiwi Ezra-Pohaku Manaea arrived and took his tools and gas and began the 2nd shift along with nā lālā ʻōiwi Lopaka Oliveira, Nathan Nahina, Kalimapau and Michelle Cabalse. Whitmore resident Violet Inouye and her son joined us for the first time as did Helemano Elementary School 4th grade teacher Kwai Daugherty. A lot was accomplished. Mahalo to everyone who took the time to come malama ʻāina Kūkaniloko...eō Weed whackers in full force to clear na pōhaku hanau aliʻi Na lālā ʻōiwi kūkākūkā a me e hana 5 MAHALO NUI LOA KĀKOU Lālā ʻōiwi Vicki Pakele planted two new Koa trees in the south sector. Page New nā lālā ōiwi Ezra-Pohaku Manaea a me Nathan Nahina...

6 Join Us... July 21 st, 2018 The Hawaiian Civic Club of Wahiawā will host our annual KŪKANILOKO SUMMER 3 rd SATURDAY COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP. Welcome to island-wide families, friends, clubs, organizations, hālau hula, other Civic Clubs, businesses and more. You are appreciated. Please go to our website to find out about parking, papale, gloves, tools, etc. Contact Us to let us know the number in your group. 9:00 am noon. We need gas weed whackers and their operators. HCCW members - bring your families & friends. Aloha nō k18... Kamehameha Schools Kulia I Ka Pono Oʻahu group two, participated in Protocol then shared a Piko Listening Journey with HCCW s Kumu Noelani DeVincent. Haumāna remained involved as they learned new information. Questions and answers kept everyone present as the science of semiotics was explained to all of them today. Haumāna learned the importance of the Solstice pōhaku by reading its relationship to the landmarks on the Koʻolau Range and journey of the sun across the skies. The longest day of the year, June 21 st Summer Solstice, will occur in three days. Photo credits na Noelani DeVincent Kalimapau shared the view corridor revealing Wahine Hapai on the puʻu ʻo Waianae Range. Kahu Peter Lonoaeʻa shared the magic of the sounds heard onsite while closing your eyes. Listen so you can see...see so you can hear our kūpuna ma. Page6

7 k18...Lyle Kaloi and staff brought Waianae Queen Liliʻuokalani Children s Center, QLCC, ʻōpio for their first visit to Kūkaniloko. In the initial five weeks of their twenty-week program, huakaʻi to Oʻahu wahi pana is first on the agenda. A beautiful Protocol ceremony was observe before their Piko Listening Journey with kia`i Tom. Ke ʻāpono mai i ko ʻoukou hōʻihi mākou a me i ko ʻoukou aloha nui a mahalo nui nō ka Wahi Kapu ʻo Kūkaniloko... We accept your respect and great love and admiration for the Sacred Place of Kūkaniloko. Aloha nō ʻōpio ʻo Waianae Photo credits na Vicki Pakele k18...Lālā ʻōiwi Aʻiaʻi Bello and her forty haumāna greeted the Solstice sunrise chanting E ala e on the eastside at Sandy Beach. The Solstice high noon sun was recognized at nā pōhaku hānau aliʻi ka piko ʻo Kūkaniloko. A beautiful Solstice sunset, was respected on the westside at Pokai Bay. Page7

8 Photos credits na Vicki Pakele k18...A special visit to Kūkaniloko Birthstones State Monument on the 2018 Summer Solstice... Colonel Stephen E. Dawson, Commander USARMY Garrison Hawaiʻi, his family and escorts were joined by Colonel Thomas J. Barrett, USARMY AWC (US) Hawaiʻi and his escorts for a Piko Listening Journey with kiaʻi Tom Lenchanko. They brought with them hoʻokupu of naio and ʻaʻaliʻi plants from the Oʻahu Army Natural Resources Program on Schofield. Following site interpretation, the Colonels proceeded to plant their hoʻokupu on the slopes of the makahalau...pololei This was a great Summer Solstice, many visitors today... ho okupu of naio and ʻaʻaliʻi are in the ground. Colonel Dawson and Colonel Barrett were instrumental in making this a "hands on" memorable experience for family members, escorts and members of the Hawaiian Civic Club of Wahiawā... highlighted by a rare pahu protocol... nui mahalo! Tom Lenchanko Page8

9 Pretty Summer Solstice Sunset begins... photo credit na 6 year old moʻopuna, Alēʻia Colburn k18... Kulia I Ka Pono O ahu - Strive for Righteousness - examines the concept of alu like, or to work in unity, in order to promote the relationships that we have with the āina. Students work to develop personal leadership skills through hands-on experiences around the island of O ahu. Students visit various cultural sites on the mokupuni of O ahu and experience different ways of working together in diverse communities. Students are encouraged to adapt these ways of alu like within their own communities when they leave our program, says Coordinator Kilipaki Solatorio. Group 3 of Kamehameha 9 th grade Exploration haumāna arrived for their Piko Listening Journey with Kahu Lonoaeʻa, Kumu Kalimapau and Kupuna Malia Doo. Their hoʻokupu mele was offered to begin...eō Page9

10 Aloha e Kamehameha Schools for bringing nearly 100 haumāna this June to begin their 9 th grade Exploration week at Wahi Kapu ʻo Kūkaniloko. Acknowledging our past, as we prepare for our future, through our nā ʻōpio, our Hawaiian National Treasures...eō k18... Just 5 Days is a nationwide project for Catholic Middle School students. Today, 20 haumāna from the continent, our outer islands and Oʻahu came to Kūkaniloko to volunteer to clean up. We started with a Piko Listening Journey with Kumu Kalimapau, followed by an intense two and a half hour raking project. Winter grasses are high and takes several passes with the lawn mower. In between, the grass cuttings need to be removed. They were awesome in their assist! Mahalo to you, your nine chaperones and to Cynthia and Joslyn from Blue Zones Hawaii...eo Page10

11 e kūkaʻawe i nā kapu o Kūkaniloko no ka mea aloha nō hoʻi kākou iā lākou i nā kau a kau ka paʻi ana helu Kūpuna Roselia Poepoe, Roselani Hall, a me Bernard Rodrigues HCCW Founding & Charter Members of 57 years... E Ola Mau! Editor: Kalimapau Just 5 Days malama ʻāina ʻo Kūkaniloko... maikaʻi kela nā ʻōpio...pololei! ʻŌlelo Noʻeau...Hawaiian Proverb #319...MARY KAWENA PUKUI E kaupē aku no i ka hoe a kō mai. Put forward the paddle and draw it back. Go on with the task that is started, and finish it k18...Kūkaniloko Master Plan Working Group, KMPWG meeting from 5:30 7:30 pm. Mahalo nūnui... Page The next Hawaiian Civic Club of Wahiawā Monthly Meeting will be on the second Wednesday, July 11th, Our meeting will be held at the Wahiawā Police Department Meeting Room, 330 North Cane 7 pm Please mail your dues to: Hawaiian Civic Club of Wahiawā Wehewehe Loop Mililani, Hawai'i ***********************************************************************************************************************