Our Keiki......The Future Calendar

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1 Our Keiki......The Future Calendar

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3 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Please enjoy this small gift each day during the coming year as we work together to create a brighter future for our keiki. Hawaii Reserves, Inc. A Land Management Company...wishes you a Mele Kalikimaka and a Happy New Year During one of their royal visits to Lä ie in the 0s, King Kaläkaua and Queen Kapi olani noticed how well keiki thrived here. They still do, and our calendar focuses on our children and how the hopes we have for them drive the future of our community. We have amazing keiki and youth. Our kids at Kahuku High and Intermediate School are an excellent example: By size of the student body, Kahuku should probably be a Division II school, but for decades Red Raiders have demonstrated excellence in line with the biggest and best schools in Hawai i not only in football and other sports, but also through their outstanding achievements in history, debate, music, government and many other academic endeavors. We are grateful for them and in this year s calendar celebrate their vision, spirit, stewardship, skills, talent, friendliness, love of fun, sense of heritage, knowledge, willingness to help, strength and joy. We also thank those community-based photographers who donated their pictures, including Mark Lee of Holladay Photo, James Choi, Monique Saenz, James Atoa, Jenica Lee Taylor, Mike Foley and Steve Hoag. Me ke aloha no Lä ie a me oukou a pau,...and our HRI öhana: R. Eric Beaver, President R. Eric Beaver, Esq., President; Jeffrey K. Tyau, Vice President, Operations; Steve Keali iwahamana Hoag, Esq., Vice President, Administration; Jonathan Miller, Vice President, Finance; Richard Vierra, Director of Property Management; George Reid, Director of Municipal & Mauka Properties; Jane HoChing- Toluono, Asst. to the President; Administration: Ann Allred; Customer Service: Kela Miller; Finance: Lance Pagador, Tulsi Ram, Atetha Suguturaga, Raveen Rama, Parichart LaPenes, Dali Hungerford; Human Resources: Liz Logan; Information Systems: David Niu; Laie Water Company: José Dicion, Gordon Töuli, Teneli Tupola; Maintenance: Doc Taula, Tolovae Tito, Palavi Toki, Charlie Garduque, Apelu Apelu Jr., Justin Ava; Municipal & Mauka Properties: Ivy Stiefvater; Property Management: Iese Taua, Verna Eguires; Purchasing & Fleet: Richard Tolleson, Matthew Rowland, George Niania; Safety & Security: Leonard Peters, Ose Masoe; Utilities: Robert Valentine, John Otholt, Kim Paalua. Front Cover Photo by Mark Lee: Keiki from Hälau Nalu, a Ko olauloa-based group, explore the ocean at Kamie s near Sunset Beach. Inside Front Cover Photo caption (above): Younger members of Aunty Kela Miller s Hälau Hula o Kekela dance during the dedication ceremony for the new bike-pedestrian path between Lä ie and Kahuku (photo by Monique Saenz) Calendar credits. Design: Steve Hoag and Mike Foley; Editorial: Mike Foley; Photos for each month, please refer to the back cover.

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5 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, January, Iänuali Vision: One of our keiki looks at the community planning workshop maps in the Envision Lä ie Info Center. More youth now walk and bike to school, and others exercise, on the new Lä ie Kahuku path. Photo by James Choi Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday New Year s Day Public school classes begin. 0: Contractors begin extensive renovation of the Lä ie Hawai i Temple. : Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang visits BYUH & PCC. BYU Hawai i Winter Semester classes begin. Martin Luther King Jr. Day : Office of Hawaiian Affairs dedicates endemic plant nursery in Lä ie. : Lä ie Hawai i North Stake is created. Chinese New Year : Capt. Cook discovers Hawai i. : President Thomas S. Monson dedicates the PCC s new large-format film theater. : Lä ie Hawai i Stake succeeds O ahu Stake. : BYU-Hawai i Stake is formed. 0 : Lä ie Ward starts the Hukilau as a fundraiser. : The LDS Church purchases Lä ie Plantation. December February : This year the LDS Church purchases Lä ie Shopping Center, and turns the management over to Zions Securities 0

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7 Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk February k Pepeluali Spirit: Our keiki bring plenty of spirit to Maori haka and everything else they do in Ko olauloa. Photo by Mike Foley 0 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday January March 0 Ground Hog Day Boy Scout Day : Elder David O. McKay observes the flag-raising ceremony at the Lä ie mission school. : HRI launches taro project in Po ohaili. : Elder David O. McKay first mentions his vision of a university in Lä ie. : First known Hawaiian joins the LDS Church. Valentine s Day : Ground is broken for the Church College of Hawai i. : BYUH launches its new Hawaiian Studies program. : LDS Asian-Pacific Language Training Mission opens at CCH. Presidents Day Leap Day : CCH is granted fouryear accreditation. : Early in the month, ground is broken for the Lä ie Hawai i Temple. : This month Elder Matthew Cowley shares concepts of Polynesian villages in Lä ie that eventually become the Polynesian Cultural Center.

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9 nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn March n Malaki Stewardship: Lä ie Elementary School Garden Harvest Our keiki learn to appreciate and utilize our natural resources from school, families and küpuna. Photo by Steve Hoag Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday February April 0 Read Aloud America Day Girl s Day 0: Elder Matthew Cowley dedicates the Lä ie Chapel, which was rebuilt with funds raised at the Hukilau. 0: Fifty-eight labor missionaries arrive from the South Pacific to build additions to CCH, the PCC and other Lä ie improvements. : An. earthquake in the Aleutian Islands generates a tsunami that strikes Lä ie and other parts of Hawai i. St. Patrick s Day Daylight savings begins in most of the U.S. mainland. 0: The CCH performing group, Polynesian Panorama, makes its first appearance in Waikïkï. Public school Spring recess this week. : The CCH performing group, Polynesian Panorama, makes its first SRO appearance in the Waikïkï Shell. Spring equinox Prince Kühiö Day 0 State holiday LDS General Conference : This month Brigham Young writes King Kamehameha IV asking permission to establish a plantation in Lä ie.

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11 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV April V Apelila Skill: Whether it s twirling Sämoan fire knives, learning to hula or accomplishing other things, our keiki are blessed with talent. Photo by Mike Foley Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Palm Sunday LDS General Conference : A tsunami hits Lä ie and devastates other parts of Hawai i. : Ground is broken for Lä ie rd Ward chapel (now the Lä ie Hawai i Stake Center). : The first Christian missionaries arrive in Hawai i. Good Friday : King Kaläkaua helps lay cornerstones for I Hemolele chapel. Easter : Queen Lili uokalani pays first royal visit to Lä ie. BYU Hawai i graduation Earth Day U.S. Income Tax Day : Lä ie Chapel rededicated after extensive renovations and reorientation. : King Kaläkaua and Queen Kapi olani make their first of many royal visits to Lä ie. Administrative Arbor Day Professionals Day State Income Tax Day BYU Hawai i classes begin. 0 : The first LDS missionaries called to the Sandwich Islands arrive and stay in the Tahitian islands. March 0 May 0

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13 May Mei Beauty: The mixture of diversity and cultures we share in Ko olauloa enriches our children and communities. Photo by Monique Saenz Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Lei Day Boys Day Teachers Day : PCC starts its Sterling Scholar Awards program. : Lä ie Ward chapel is rededicated after renovations. : Sämoa Head of State bestows chiefly title on PCC president. : Joseph Smith Jr. calls first LDS missionaries from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Sandwich Islands. Mother s Day Armed Forces Day Kahuku High graduation: BYUH CAC, p.m. : Community küpuna dedicate the new Lä ie Kahuku bike/pedestrian path. Last day of public school : Elvis Presley spends a week filming at PCC. Memorial Day 0 April June 0 0

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15 ####################################################### June # Iune Friendliness: The beauty and excitement of local activities we enjoy are made more special by sharing them with our many friends. Photo by James Atoa Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday May 0 July 0 : Lä ie Plantation installs its first steam-driven water pump this month. : Joseph F. Smith (Iosepa) dedicates the Lä ie Hawai i Temple site. : CCH awards associate degrees in its first commencement. : LDS Church, community and government leaders dedicate the Kawainui Stream flood control project in Lä ie this month. : CCH awards its first bachelor s degrees to graduates. Kamehameha Day Flag Day State holiday : Spencer W. Kimball rededicates the Lä ie Hawai i Temple after major renovations. : The Mormon Tabernacle Choir performs at BYU Hawai i. Father s Day 0: HRI purchases acres of land in Mälaekahana for future expansion. Summer equinox : The LDS Church authorizes purchase of Iosepa site in Skull Valley, Utah. 0 : Lä ie Water Reclamation Facility is dedicated.

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17 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! July! Iulai Fun: Dedicated community leaders, organizations, church and local businesses always make sure our keiki enjoy a lot of good times. Photo by James Choi Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Independence Day : CCH officially becomes BYU Hawai i. : China s President, Li Xiannian, tours the PCC. : Elder Howard W. Hunter dedicates a major PCC expansion. : The first LDS Relief Society organizes in Lä ie. : The LDS Sandwich Islands Mission reopens with the founding of Lä ie Plantation. 0: The Kingdom of Hawai i gives alien residents the right to own property. : Lä ie observes a fiveday centennial celebration. BYU Hawai i classes begin. : Tongan King Tupou IV bestows chiefly title on president of PCC. HRI/Lä ie Shopping Center Summer Bash Parents Day : The First Presidency announces the formation of an LDS college in Lä ie. : The first known Polynesians are baptized into the LDS Church in Tahiti. 0 : Five community residents form the Lä ie Community Association. June 0 August 0

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19 jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj August J Aukake Heritage: We encourage our keiki to learn customs and cultures, take part in community activities, and pull together. Photo by Mike Foley Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday July 0 September / 0 : This month the Territory of Hawai i takes over the Lä ie Mission School. : Ground is broken for Laniloa Lodge (later renamed the Lä ie Inn). : The BYUH Hawaiian Studies program begins the mälama äina portion of its program mauka of campus. Hawai i Statehood Day (observed) : The First Presidency authorizes the PCC to incorporate. : The first LDS Primary organizes in Lä ie. : Hawai i becomes the 0th state. : The PCC incorporates. 0 : PCC s Festival Polynesia begins a four-day run at the Hollywood Bowl. : The first Hawaiian residents arrive at Iosepa in Skull Valley, Utah. : Elder Marion D. Hanks dedicates the BYUH Cannon Activities Center. : The last Japanese LDS excursion comes to the Lä ie Hawai i Temple.

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21 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Helpful: Youth working on the Mälaekahana bike path September c Kepakemapa HRI, community associations, local businesses, and hundreds of volunteers joined in this community partnership project. Our keiki frequently assist with service projects. Photo by Steve Hoag Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday August 0 October 0 Labor Day : LDS labor missionaries begin work on the permanent CCH campus. : Hawai i Reserves, Inc. is organized. Grandparents Day BYU Hawai i Fall Semester classes begin. : Hurricane Iniki strikes Hawai i. Citizenship Day /0 Fall equinox : A combined BYUH/ PCC float captures a major prize in the Aloha Week floral parade. 0: Elder Charles C. Rich calls LDS missionaries from the California gold fields to the Sandwich Islands. : Church College of Hawai i begins classes in temporary facilities. : Te Aroha Nui performing group arrives from New Zealand to help open the PCC.

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23 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM October M Okakopa Commitment: Local youth spent months polishing their parts in the cultural program celebrating the rededication of the Lä ie Hawai i Temple. Photo by Mike Foley Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday LDS General Conference : Brigham Young directs Sandwich Islands Mission leaders to find a suitable gathering place. : LDS stakes in Lä ie, Hau ula and Kahuku organize Tongan and Sämoan wards. : Joseph F. Smith proposes at General Conference in Utah that the Hawai i Temple be built in Lä ie. : King Kaläkaua attends the dedication of I Hemolele Chapel. LDS General Conference Discoverers Day (observed) : Several thousand gather in Lä ie for the fiveday LDS Pioneers in the Pacific event. : President Hugh B. Brown dedicates the Lä ie Stake Center and the Temple Visitors Center. : First LDS missionaries called to the Sandwich Islands sail from Boston. : President Hugh B. Brown dedicates the Polynesian Cultural Center. Boss s Day 0: BYU-Hawai i marks its 0th anniversary with a Golden Jubilee celebration. : King Tupou IV of Tonga pays his first royal visit to Lä ie. : PCC wins State Oihana Maika i Award of Excellence. : Public open house tours of the Lä ie Hawai i Temple begin. : The first Christian missionaries sail from Boston for the Sandwich Islands. 0 0: President Gordon B. Hinckley attends the PCC s 0th anniversary celebration. Halloween 0: President Gordon B. Hinckley breaks ground for the Hale La a Blvd. project. September November / 0 0

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25 hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh November h Nowemapa Strength: Annual Turkey Trot Local keiki have wonderful physical talents, and learn to develop them early. Photo by Jenica Lee Taylor Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday October 0 December / 0 / 0: Elder M. Russell Ballard dedicates the Iosepa sailing canoe at Hukilau Beach. Daylight savings time ends on the U.S. mainland. (est): Liholiho and Ka ahumanu overthrow the kapu and heiau system. Veterans Day (observed) Election Day : Lä ie Plantation starts up a mule-driven sugar mill. Thanksgiving : Hundreds of O ahu and Kaua i youth stage a cultural celebration for the Lä ie Hawai i Temple. : The Lä ie Hawai i Temple is re-dedicated. : BYU-Hawai i nd Stake is formed. 0 Thanksgiving school holiday : President Heber J. Grant dedicates the Lä ie Hawai i Temple.

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27 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC December C Këkëmapa Joy: We all love seeing our keiki celebrate the seasons and special events in our lives. Photo by Mike Foley Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday November January 0 0 Pearl Harbor Day : The Lä ie Hawai i Temple opens. 0: President Gordon B. Hinckley dedicates the new Hale La a Blvd., Temple Visitors Center and BYU-Hawai i front entrance projects. 0: The first LDS missionaries arrive in the Sandwich Islands. : Kahuku Sugar Mill closes. BYU Hawai i graduation : President David O. McKay dedicates the first permanent Church College of Hawai i buildings. /0 / Christmas 0: The Lä ie Hawai i Temple closes for major renovations.

28 January, by James Choi February, by Mike Foley March, by Steve Hoag April, by Mike Foley May, by Monique Saenz June, by James Atoa July, by James Choi August, by Mike Foley September, by Steve Hoag October, by Mike Foley November, by Jenica Lee Taylor December, by Mike Foley Hawaii Reserves, Inc. A Land Management Company - Kamehameha Hwy. Lä ie, HI Phone 0-- Fax 0--