War Memorial Complex • Oct. 5 to 8, 2017
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Special Message from Governor David Y. Ige Presented to The 95th Maui Fair
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR County of Maui | 200 South High Street | Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii 96793
A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR ALAN M. ARAKAWA
October 5 - 8, 2017
On behalf of the people of the State of Hawai‘i, I extend a special aloha to all the attendees, participants, and supporters of the 95th Maui Fair. Fairgoers can look forward to four days of fun, food, family and friends. Returning for its 95th year, the Maui Fair has earned its status as a beloved island family tradition, continuing to attract thousands of local families and visitors to the Valley Isle each year. As Maui’s largest event, this year themed “The Greatest Things in Life,” guests can enjoy top-notched local entertainment, an array of local food, a diverse selection of multi-cultural food offerings, educational displays, a variety of games and rides offered by E.K. Fernandez, in addition to horticulture, livestock, homemaking, photo and art exhibitions, and competitions. I am confident that this year's Maui Fair will continue to bring families and friends together, offering something for everyone. Mahalo to the event coordinators, sponsors, participants, local businesses, and all of those who have contributed to the ongoing success of the Maui Fair. Together you have made the fair a timeless tradition that continues to unite the Maui community. Best wishes for the success of the 95th Maui Fair! With warmest regards, DAVID Y. IGE Governor, State of Hawai‘i
Aloha kakou For 95 years, the Maui Fair has been a favorite event for many of us and an important part of what makes Maui No Ka ‘Oi! This year’s Maui Fair theme, “Celebrating the Greatest Things in Life,” embodies the heart and soul of our community. This muchloved annual tradition has become a gathering place where family, friends and neighbors can enjoy all the Fair has to offer. There’s truly something for everyone, from the excitement of the parade to the ‘ono food, fun games, exhibits, thrilling rides and first-rate entertainment. Our County is grateful for the efforts of the many dedicated organizers and volunteers who put together such an exceptional event for all to enjoy. Mahalo nui loa to each of the Maui Fair sponsors for their tremendous support — without their commitment to our community, this timeless tradition would not be possible. See you at the Maui Fair!
ALAN M. ARAKAWA Mayor, County of Maui
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It’s time for the 95th Maui Fair! …a Timeless Tradition O
ne of the greatest events for families, friends and everyone starts this week with four days of fantastic fun, awesome entertainment, onolicious food, thrilling rides, homegrown exhibits and an array of local products and services at the Maui Fair. Every year the Maui Fair is the main county event of the year bringing everybody together for a great time. Everyone looks forward to the annual Maui Fair as it supports the County of Maui’s nonprofit and community groups through their fundraising efforts. None of these efforts would be possible without ALL the generous Maui Fair sponsors, donors, volunteers and last but not least, the Maui Fair Alliance and Committees. Our Maui Fair offers a special piece of tradition for each and every one of you. On behalf of all volunteers, organizations and the Maui Fair Alliance, we wish you and yours an exciting and enjoyable event full of memories for you to always treasure. Come and make your happy memories at the 95th Maui Fair! Afterall, the Maui Fair is one of The Greatest Things in Life!
day, join the movement. “Blue Zones Project” will be on the fairgrounds Saturday and Sunday, take the pledge to Live Longer, Better. NEW THIS YEAR – A new venue
Events Arena Check out our new staging venue presenting our own local talents and a whole lot of fun! These events bring together everything that makes our island and community special from generation to generation. Schedule is posted at www.mauifair.com.
AIA Maui Lego Competition
HIGHLIGHTS Fair Parade Thursday, Oct. 5
Oct. 5 to 8, 2017 Parade starts at 4:30 p.m. sharp at the Ka‘ahumanu Avenue entrance of UH Maui College, turns right onto Kanaloa Avenue and ends at the entrance to Maehara Baseball Stadium.
Fair Hours
Admission
Thursday 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday 5 p.m. to midnight Saturday 10 a.m. to midnight Sunday 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Thursday to Saturday: $10 adults $5 keiki 5-11 • 4 and younger free Sunday: $7 adults • $3 keiki 5-11 4 and younger free
NEW THIS YEAR “Aloha mai kakou, e hele mai, e kipa mai Special Fair Day nei ia makou ma ka Pa Hale Hawaiʻi! Come Maui Fair Street Party Friday, Oct. 6 and join us for the first annual Pa Hale Join us for the inaugural Maui Fair Street The Maui Fair has reserved Friday morn- Hawaiʻi presented by Punana Leo o Maui.” Party to “Celebrate the Greatest Things in ing, Oct. 6, for the Special Fair Day. This ≤ Po‘aha (Thursday): Kapa making, Life” with some of Maui’s greatest perevent is Maui’s way of sharing the fun and Make it take it (Kapala Fans) formers and entertainers. The street party excitement of the Maui Fair with family, ≤ Po‘alima (Friday): La‘au Lapa‘au and will start at the Kanaloa Gate at dusk (5:30 neighbors and friends who have physical or Lauhala weaving, ‘Awa and Kanikapila p.m.) Friday + Saturday + Sunday. mental limitations that preclude them from (makua) attending the Fair during regular hours. ≤ Po‘aono (Saturday): Make it take it NEW THIS YEAR (Haloa Craft), Ku‘i ‘ai demo & Pa‘i‘ai taste NEW THIS YEAR Blue Zones Project & match contest (informal), Ulu demo, “Blue Zones Project — Walking School Pa Hale Hawaii Make it take it (Haloa Craft), La‘au Lapa‘au presented by Punana Leo o Maui Bus” will join the inaugural Street Party on and Lauhala weaving Supported by Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. Sunday, Oct. 8. ≤ Lapule (Sunday): Make it take it, lei Located in front of the War Memorial Gymnasium demonstrations Start creating a healthier, happier life, toA Supplement of THE MAUI NEWS – Sunday, October 1, 2017 – Page S3
Saturday, Oct. 7 11 a.m. War Memorial Gymnasium Come watch this exciting contest to see who can construct their building better and faster! Entries will be judged on various elements including presentation, aesthetics, structural integrity, spatial quality, and teamwork & work ethics.
Pie Competition Saturday, Oct. 7 Noon Entertainment Stage Maui Fair’s 3rd annual Pie Competition is sure to bring out Maui’s tastiest, most mouth-watering pies that would make the Paula Dean jealous! Event starts at 12 noon with the Open Category judging at 12:30. The Chef Category will highlight our professional island chefs showing off their best recipe to win a cash prize of $150. Judging criteria will be the same as the Open Category entries. Continued on the next page
Aloha Maui from the Maui Fair Managing Director Aloha, On behalf of the Maui Fair Alliance, our Committee Chairpersons and hundreds of volunteers, I welcome you to a ‘Timeless Tradition’ the 95th Maui Fair, and a theme I strive for daily “Celebrating the Greatest Things in Life”. Maui Fair Alliance continues to dedicate our efforts to provide you, the people of the County of Maui, the Best Island Fair in the State of Hawaii. Join me and explore the grounds of our 95th Maui Fair. Discover an array of businesses, crafters, service providers in the Products & Services Tent. Reminisce and have fun with the amazing activities in E.K. Fernandez Joy Zone with thrilling rides and competitive games. Visit our most talented and skillful labor of love exhibits featuring Horticulture, Livestock & Poultry, Orchidland, Hobbies & Crafts, Photo Salon and School Art wall of praise and pride. Participate in the many contests on the grounds from ice cream eating, watermelon eating, veggie art to corn shucking. Experts in various fields will be demonstrating and sharing knowledge from cooking to caring for your animals naturally. I Share with you “Directors Signature Events at the Fair” and NEW Attractions this year; The 1st Annual “Maui Fair Street Party”, happening at dusk Friday through Sunday. Princesses, Action Heroes, Characters, Dancers, Drummers, Stilt Walkers, Jugglers take over the street; Pa HALE Hawaii, come to our yard and talk story, play Hawaiian games, Pa‘i ‘ai tasting, Lei Contest, Poi Pounding, learn and take-part; Maui Fair 3rd Annual Pie Competition; Everyone’s love for Lego, our Lego Competition which will be housed fronting the War Memorial Gymnasium Saturday morning and displayed in the War Memorial
Gymnasium; we’re looking for the Best Chili on Maui at the 13th Annual Chili Competition judged by Fire Fighters; then in its 1st Year Fire Fighters Fried Rice Competition, Sherri Grimes you’ll want to come and sample; In its 7th year our Events Arena is an up close and family experience where you can interact with various organizations on its brand new Events Venue; witness the most adorable Keiki in our 18th Baby of the Year Competition; join the thousands in our Opening Day Maui Fair Grand Parade on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. sharp as we honor Hawaii All-Stars Kaprincesses, our National Champions who took first in The Summit Competition. Take a stroll to the “Food & Festival Village” featuring Hawaii’s best Entertainment, Competitions and Talents in our amphitheater while you indulge in our multi-cultural food court a most popular area for all ages. Together, we’ll be Celebrating the Greatest Things in Life in its 95th year I want to say “Thank You” to our corporate sponsors, the County of Maui, State of Hawaii and most of all the people of the County of Maui for your continued support which makes the Maui Fair truly a “Timeless Tradition”. I look forward to seeing each and every one of you at the 95th Maui Fair. Sherri Grimes Maui Fair Managing Director
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Baby of the Year
Saturday, Oct. 7 at 3 p.m.
Promoting the health and well-being of Maui’s keiki, it’s the 18th Annual Maui Fair Baby of the Year Contest, on the Main Entertainment Stage. Checki-in time is 2 to 2:45 p.m. sharp. Event begins at 3 p.m.
13th Annual Chili Cook-Off Sunday, Oct. at 3 p.m. Entertainment Tent In its 13th year, the Maui Fire Department is pleased to support the Chili Cookoff for Maui’s home cooks. This fundraiser benefits Shriners Hospitals for Children Patient Transportation Fund which enables children afflicted with injuries related to fires to receive the necessary medical treatment and rehabilitation therapy on their road to recovery. Judging will be done by the MFD and will begin at 3:30 p.m. Winner will receive a $250 cash prize! NEW THIS YEAR
Inaugural Fire Fighters Fried Rice Challenge Sunday, Oct. 8 at 3 p.m. Entertainment Tent
CTAHR Maui Master Gardener Presentations – Horticulture Exhibit Stop into to see one of the many ongoing presentations by the Maui Master Gardeners! Got a Plant Question? Bring a bagged sample for a free diagnosis! Fruit Fly Trap Demo — Learn about our free Fruit Fly Management classes! Purchase your Natural Maui Honey, University of Hawaii Seeds, and lots of Plants, Plants, Plants! There will be a special presentation on Friday, Oct. 6 “Caring for Caregivers”. Learn what CTAHR is doing to support Mauiʻs family caregivers — both those caring for kupuna or raising grandchildren.
Horticulture Fun! Oct. 6 to 7 Moooo on over to the Milking Cow for hands-on milking experience. Start warming up your skills for some good old fashion contest anyone can enter! Have some fun in the Pineapple carving, Veggie Art, cornshucking and recipe contests. If you’ve got a good appetite, the Corn, Pineapple, Watermelon, and Ice Cream-eating contests are for you!!! Contests’ schedule posted on www.mauifair.com.
Exhibits everday!!!
See the following pages for details on exhibits like Horticulture, Hobbies & Crafts, Livestock & Poultry, School Art, Photography, Orchids, Hawaiiana and more!
Discount Ride Day MFD is excited to announce the launch of a Fried Rice Challenge with their in-house & Fun Factory Day culinary experts. With sample sizes availSaturday, Oct. 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. able to the public for donation, our commuALL rides 35 credits each. nity is also invited to purchase one of a kind Sunday, Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. station specific MFD T-shirts. All fried rice Dragon Coaster reduced to 35 credits sampling donations benefit the Shriners Wave Swinger & Zipper reduced to 60 Hospitals for Children Patient Transportacredits tion Fund. Continued on Page 6
Congratulations to the 95th Maui Fair!
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Thursday, Oct. 5 Presented by KPOA FM 93.5
Zenshin Daiko, 6 p.m.Thursday
6 p.m.
Zenshin Daiko
6:20 p.m.
Opening Ceremonies – Proclamation presented to 2017 Grand Marshals, Hawaii All-Stars Kaprincesses by Mayor Alan Arakawa
7:30 p.m.
Pandanus Club
9 p.m.
Hypnotist James Kellogg Jr.
Pandanus Club, 7:30 p.m.Thursday
Schedule subject to change without advance notice.
John Cruz, 6 p.m. Friday
Friday, Oct. 6 Presented by KAOI Radio Group
Willie K, 7:30 p.m. Friday
6 p.m.
John Cruz
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Hypnotist James Kellogg Jr.
10:30 p.m.
World of Jam Dance Competition presented by Next Level Entertainment and DaJam. Special appearance by “World of Dance” Hawaii Winners, BLANK CANVAS.
Schedule subject to change without advance notice.
World of Jam
Aloha & Congratulations to the 95th Maui Fair! Enjoy a safe & fun fair while keeping all those suffering around the world in the wake of natural disasters in our thoughts.
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Geiger LLP is proud to sponsor the 95th Annual Maui Fair. The Fair’s “timeless tradition’ allows friends to reconnect, reinforces community values and provides a forum to showcase the achievements of Maui’s students, adults, organizations, businesses, industries and agriculture. The Fair provides the opportunity to create lasting memories, together with the ability to say “thank you” for friends, for the community, and for the pleasure of living on Maui.
Over the years, Miyake Concrete has been an asset in the community and has been a big supporter of many community events.
Monsanto Hawaii
Monsanto is a sustainable agriculture company dedicated to helping farmers produce more with a softer environmental footprint. The company has been recognized for its efforts to preserve wildlife habitats and promote native Hawaiian species, and reduce waste through an extensive recycling, composting, reusing and repairing program. Maui Hotel & Lodging Monsanto has been honored multiple Association times as a great employer, including earning The Maui Hotel & Lodging Association, Hawaii Business Magazine’s “Best Comparepresenting our Visitor Industry, proudly supports the Maui County community in a nies to Work For” award. Monsanto Hawaii also supports schools, nonprofits and significant number of ways? Hawaii's ag community, contributing dollars Our community — we host the Visitor as well as more than 7,000 hours in volunIndustry Charity Walk which raised teer service each year. Learn more: $1,212,066 benefiting over 100 Maui www.monsantohawaii.com, Facebook County charities this year; and donate (Monsanto Hawaii) and Twitter (@monsan25,000 lbs of rice to residents of Maui, tohawaii). Molokai and Lanai; Our youth — we provide newspapers to Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center schools, scholarships to students and adThe rides. The music. And oh, the ono minister a program entitled the Academy food! of Hospitality & Tourism in three of Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center is proud to Maui’s public high schools; support one of our island's most valued traOur seniors — we provide a festive hol- ditions in its sponsorship of the 95th Annual iday feast and gifts for over 500 kupuna Maui Fair. each year; Our Center appreciates the importance of Our troops — we provide an “Armed tradition. Generations on Maui have made Forces Deployment Benefit Program” us a place to gather, be entertained, dine and Nearly half of all jobs in Maui County shop since we first opened in 1972. And we are directly tied to the visitor industry and are committed to continue bringing experitens of thousands more provide our guests ences and memories to our community. with goods and services. It is this extended Along with over 300 promotions, events ohana that continues to help Maui’s econo- and contests, this fall we roll out a fresh new my thrive and assures Maui stays “no ka look that celebrates our unique island oi” for visitors and kama‘aina alike. lifestyle. So stand by, there is always someMaui’s Visitor Industry, supporting our thing happening at QKC! community today for a better tomorrow. Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center is Maui’s Local Tradition for Generations. Miyake Concrete queenkaahumanucenter.com | Connect Accessories Inc. with us @QKCMaui #ShopQKC David and Irene Miyake established #DineQKC #PlayQKC. Miyake Concrete Accessories, Inc. in 1979. For the past 38 years, this locallyRoberts Hawaii owned and operated company has been Roberts Hawaii is the state’s largest tour serving the community with four locations: and transportation company, with an unWailuku, Kihei, Makawao, and Lahaina. matched fleet of approximately 900 vehiOffering a wide selection of building prod- cles and a full line of tours, entertainment ucts including lumber, plywood, cement, options and ground transportation services drywall, plastering, doors, windows, on four islands: Hawaii, Kauai, Maui and propane gas and accessories, hardware, Oahu. The company also owns the awardhome planning services, and pre-engiwinning Magic of Polynesia show. Estabneered trusses. Miyake Concrete now oflished in 1941 with a single taxi cab on the fers Pratt & Lambert paints and paint sup- island of Kauai, Roberts Hawaii has grown plies. Having quality products, excellent to become the largest employee-owned customer service, and competitive pricbusiness in the islands, with more than ings, Miyake Concrete strives to be a one- 1,850 employees. For more information, stop shop for all building material needs. visit www.RobertsHawaii.com. A Supplement of THE MAUI NEWS – Sunday, October 1, 2017 – Page S6
Saturday, Oct. 7 Presented by H. Hawaii Media
Noon
3rd Annual Pie Competition
Presented by HMSA and Pacific Media Group
3 p.m.
18th Annual Baby of the Year Contest Slydog, 8 p.m. Saturday
Presented by H. Hawaii Media
6:30 p.m. 8 p.m. 9:15 p.m. 10 p.m.
Hypnotist James Kellogg Jr. Slydog Sit Means Sit Da Braddahs
Hypnotist James Kellog Jr., daily
Schedule subject to change without advance notice.
Sunday, Oct. 8 Presented by KPOA FM 93.5
11 a.m.
1 p.m. 3 p.m. 6 p.m.
8 p.m. 9:30 p.m.
Kapena, 11 a.m. Sunday
Kapena Commendation presentation to Kalani Peʻa from the Mayor’s Office in recognition of receiving a Grammy Award. Kalani Peʻa Maui Fire Department Chili Cook Off & KPOA Fried Rice Contest Halau Kekuaokala‘au‘ala‘iliahi under the direction of Na Kumu Hula Iliahi & Haunani Paredes Featuring Na Wai Eha Nuff Sedd with Dani Girl & Pi‘ilani Arias Hypnotist James Kellogg Jr.
Schedule subject to change without advance notice.
Da Braddahs, 10 p.m. Saturday
Nuff Sedd with Dani Girl and Pi‘ilani Arias, 8 p.m. Sunday
Kalani Pe‘a, 1 p.m. Sunday
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Our mission is to provide accommodations for fair participants that are unable to navigate from the accessible parking area into the fairgrounds.
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MEO/Para-transit wait areas will be designated. Individuals are responsible to coordinate with agency directly for ride coordination. 1. Persons that are unable to walk without assistance or have difficulties walking long distances into the fair grounds are permitted to utilize the shuttle cart. 2. All tickets must be purchased and given to the shuttle cart driver before entering the fairgrounds. 3. No exceptions, shuttle cart driver will pick up and drop off at the designated areas only. 4. If you need assistance getting in and out of the shuttle cart, please make those arrangements with your caregiver, they will need to assist you first, then one person will be allowed to walk as escort behind the cart to the drop off point. All others enter through main entrance gate. 5. Shuttle Cart Operation times: Thursday to Friday (5 to 10 p.m.), Saturday to Sunday (10 a.m. to 10 p.m.) 6. Shuttle Cart Pick Up Times: Every 15-30 minutes during operation hours. 7. Designated Areas are: Bench located by the ticket booth fence line at War Memorial Parking Lot near accessible parking stalls. And the second bench is located near the pathway between the Sakamoto Pool and the fair game zone.
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Friday • Saturday • Sunday, 5:30 p.m. oin us for the inaugural Street Party happening at dusk (5:30 p.m.) Friday + Saturday + Sunday. Celebrate the Greatest Things in Life at the first Maui Fair Street Party starting at Kanaloa Gate. The Street Party will feature some of Maui’s best performance groups and an array of Princesses, Action Heroes, Characters, Dancers, Drummers, Stilt Walkers, Jugglers, Flash Mob take over the street. Reserve your spot on the street . . . and make sure to get a photo with your favorite characters. Plus, “Blue Zones Project — Walking School Bus” will join the Street Party on Sunday, Oct. 8. Start creating a healthier, happier life, TODAY, join the movement.
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loha mai kakou, e hele mai, e kipa mai nei ia makou ma ka Pa Hale Hawaiʻi! Come and join us for the inaugural Pa Hale Hawaiʻi presented by Punana Leo o Maui Located in front of the War Memorial Gymansium.
Po‘aha (Thursday), Oct. 5 5 to 9 p.m. 9 to 11 p.m.
Kapa making Make it take it* (Kapala Fans)
Po‘alima (Friday) Oct. 6 5 to 9 p.m.
La‘au Lapa‘au & Lauhala weaving 9 to 11:30 p.m. ‘Awa & Kanikapila (makua)
Clockwise from above, learn how to make kapa, pound poi or watch a lei making demonstration at the new Pa Hale Hawai‘i. Photos provided by Maui Fair committee
Po‘aono (Saturday), Oct. 7 10 a.m. to noon Make it take it* (Haloa Craft) Noon to 2:30 p.m. Ku‘i ‘ai demo & Pa‘i‘ai taste & match contest (informal) 2 to 3 p.m Ulu demo 3:30 to 5 p.m Make it take it* (Haloa Craft) 5 to 9 p.m La‘au Lapa‘au & Lauhala weaving 9 to 11:30 p.m. Make it take it*
Street Party Line-up Friday, Oct. 6 at 5:30 p.m.
Lion Dance with Steve Catugal, Gerry the Juggler, Stilt Walkers and Hula Hoopers, Featuring Exergy35 Entertainment Productions, Gerry the Juggler and Superhero Aloha Characters!
Saturday, Oct. 7 at 5:30 p.m.
UJAM and Maui Academy of Performing Arts.
Sunday, Oct. 8 at 5:30 p.m.
Zenshin Daiko, Blue Zones Project – Walking School Bus Exergy35 Entertainment Productions and Princess Aloha Characters.
Lapule (Sunday), Oct. 8 10 a.m. to noon Make it take it* Noon to 5 p.m Lei demonstrations 1 to 2 p.m. Hawaiian Navigation Demonstration of the Star Compass with Kala Babyan (Hokule‘a Navigator) 5 to 7 p.m Make it take it*
Fair time is family time! Celebrate the greatest things in life with your `ohana at this year’s Maui Fair!
* Make it take it times will offer designated keiki crafts, lei la‘i making, and may include Hawaiian games (ulu maika, moa pahe‘e, konane and string games) or coloring options. Paid for by FRIENDS OF ROSALYN BAKER • P.O. Box 10394 • Lahaina, HI 96761 • www.RozBaker.com Pa Hale Hawai‘i Supported by Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. A Supplement of THE MAUI NEWS – Sunday, October 1, 2017 – Page S9
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Roberts Hawaii School Bus Park and Ride Service For more information, please call Roberts Hawaii School Bus at 871-2639 Wailuku Parking Locations: Maui County Building Parking Lot (High Street) Wells Park Parking Lot (Wells Street)
et’s keep our Fair Grounds neat and safe! Our hardworking volunteers monitor L operations to assure that garbage cans are emptied, and restroom facilities are clean and stocked on a regular basis. Please be responsible and do your part by cleaning up after yourself. Mahalo!
Kahului Parking Locations: UH Maui College Soccer Fields (Wahinepi‘o Avenue) Keopu‘olani Park Thursday: 6 to 11:30 p.m. (Parade starts at 4:30 p.m.) *Please note that Thursday’s shuttle bus service will begin after the parade. Friday: 6 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday: 6 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Sunday: 6 to 11:30 p.m. Park and Ride buses run continuously approximately every 10 to 20 minutes
Mahalo to Chairperson Dancine Takahashi
Beware of road closures ■ Sept. 25 to Oct. 15 — ONE WAY traffic flow on Halia Nakoa Street (that's the fair grounds street). All traffic will enter from Baldwin High School down to the Fairgrounds. There will be no turning in from Kanaloa.
ROAD CLOSURES
■ Oct. 2 to 8 — Complete closure of For more information call, Queen Kaahumanu Center Customer Service at 877-4325 Halia Nakoa — no thru traffic. Bus Depot Location: ■ Oct. 3 to 8 — Football Stadium Fronting Longs Drugs, facing parking garage. Parking Lot closed to regular usage. Friday: 5 to 9 p.m. Reopens Oct. 9, 2017. Saturday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. ■ Thursday, Oct.5 - Ka‘ahumanu Ave. / *Queen Kaahumanu Center shuttles run approximately every 30 to 40 minutes Kanaloa will close at 4:15 p.m. Parade starts at 4:30 p.m. sharp at the Ka‘ahumanu Avenue entrance Mahalo to Kristine Kim, Christal Sato, Herbie Kamoku and Robert Joseph of of UH Maui College, turns right on to Kanaloa Avenue Robert’s Hawaii School Bus, Inc and Toni Rojas of Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center and ends at the entrance to Maehara Baseball Stadium.
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awaii All-Stars cheerleading began in 2010. Kealii Molina is the owner and Head Coach of Hawaii AllStars and has a staff comprising of Michelle Sniffen and Halia Kekuewa who coach the youth and junior programs. The gym is based in Kahului and cheerleaders from all over the island and of all different ages cheer with us. In 2017 the Kaprincesses competed at the Athletic Championships where they won Grand Champion in their division. This is also where they won their fully-paid bid to The Summit. They also competed at the USA All-Star Championships in Anaheim, Calif. where they defended their championship title for the 7th year in a row. The Hawaii All-Stars Kaprincesses won The Summit Championships at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, FL in May 2017. The Summit is the largest and most prestigious cheerleading championship
in the country. In order to compete at The Summit you must be invited by winning grand champion at a preliminary competition. Competitions happen all over the country and the Kaprincesses were lucky enough to win a fully-paid bid to The Summit Championships. The Kaprincesses have represented Hawaii at The Summit since 2013 when the elite level championship began. They placed 2nd twice before achieving their goal of winning the 2017 Summit Championship along with their 2017 Summit rings. “We are so happy to have represented Maui and the State of Hawaii in such a positive light. We hope to continue to bring success and recognition to our island and state. Thank you to the community of Maui that supports us in so many different ways.” — – Thank you, Kealii Molina and Hawaii All-Stars Kaprincesses
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For school year 2017-2018 Limited seats in Grades 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, & 10 are available for immediate occupancy. Applications for all grades K–10 will be accepted and awarded admission should a seat open. Interested families may secure an application at the Middle or High School Front Desk or online at kiheicharter.org. Seats will be filled on a “first come, first served basis.” Families should remember that with the construction of our new campus, competition for admission will be much more competitive as we get closer to opening the campus in late summer 2018.
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Friday, Oct. 6 7 p.m.
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8:30 p.m.
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Enjoy local favorites at the Maui Fair Sponsored by
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Alaska Airlines and Alexander & Baldwin St. Anthony Jr.-Sr. High School — Brisket Plate, Yogurt Kam School Project Grad — Ice Cream, Sundaes, Floats Covenant Power Church — Hawaiian PlateLau Lau, Kalua Pig, Chicken Long Rice, Squid Luau, Haupia, Rice or Poi, Saimin Christ The King Youth Choir — Pansit Lodge Maui Temple Assoc. — Loco Moco Living Way Church Maui/Zeal A Fire — Chicken Skewers, Meatball Skewers, Banana Lumpia Maui Puerto Rican Assoc. — Pastelles, Gandule Rice, Cod Fish Salad Aikane O Halau — Shoyu Chicken Plate Iao United Church of Christ — Lemonade, POG, Frosty Lemonade/POG Manao Hana Hou Radio — BBQ Pulled Pork Plate/Sandwich
Baldwin High - Project Grad — Fettucini Alfredo w/Garlic Bread; Brudda Pops
Hawaii’s Voice — Ham & Cheese Panini / Tomato Basil Soup
EK Fernandez — Pizza • Funnel Cakes • Cotton Candy Maui Waena Band Boosters — Soft Drinks, Vitamin Water, Energy Drinks
At The Cross Evangelistic Ministries — Beanie Wieners (Baked Beans, Wieners and Rice) Hawaii Tongan Association — Lu Pulu (Corned Beef Lau Lau)
Maui Roller Girls — Banana Bread S’mores with Ice Cream / w/out ice cream
Central Maui Little League — Water
New Leaf Ranch — Super Nachos
Kiwanis Club — Malasadas, Coffee
Wailuku Union Church — Soda
Ho‘oulu Na Kamali‘i — Chicken Hekka
St. Anthony - Athletics — Soda
Kings Cathedral & Chapel — S&S Spare Ribs, Fried Ice Cream, Fried Zuchini/ Cheese, Gourmet Fries
Maui Economic Development Board — Crepes w/Ice Cream, Mushroom Crepes; Furikake Salmon with Rice and Corn
Hawaii Pearls - Maui — Chicken Strips
Pookela Church — Orange Chicken Plate
Kiwanis Club — Dry Mein
Crusaders of the Divine Church of Christ-Philippines — Gyro Sandwich (pita bread or rice), Greek Salad w/Gyro, Greek Salad
Wailuku Hongwanji Mission — Chow Fun
Maui Search and Rescue — Quinoa Salad Wrap, w/Chicken, Mango Cobbler
Royal Order of Kamehameha Chapter #4 — Flying Saucer
Boy Scouts of America — Pronto Pups
Kalama Band Booters — Roast Pork Plate Christ The King - Youth Ministries — Teriyaki Pork, Lumpia Kahana Canoe Club — Smoked Meat Plate/Tub
Igleasia Pentecostes Restaurada Mana, Inc. — Fruta Picada
Made In Hope — Boba Tea and Acai Bowl
Kamehameha Schools Hawaiian Assemble — Poi Mochi
King Kekaulike Band Boosters — Chicken Katsu or Cutlet with Rice and Corn
Maui High Band Boosters — Chili & Rice Plate or Bowl, Chili Hotdog, Hotdog w/Bun
Special Olympics Hawaii — Poke Bowl w/ Rice, Boiled Peanuts, Ceviche w/Chips
Mahalo to the 95th Maui Fair Food Concession Co-Chairs: Ryan Shibano, Duane Kim, Ryan Ishikawa and Gary Wasano Mahalo to our Community Supporters: Matson Navigation Company, Tri Isle Inc., VIP Foodservice and Kahului Trucking & Storage
For three generations, we’ve helped ‘move’ our friends and neighbors – from school students to senior citizens – and we’re proud to be part of our wonderful island community.
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First Aid Trailer
olunteers from the nursing staff of Maui Memorial Medical Center, along with the V Nursing Students of University of Hawaii Maui College, generously provide this service as part of their community outreach program. Stop by for a cold glass of water if you’re feeling overheated, or basic first aid services including minor scrapes or cuts. The Maui Health System First Aid Station is located at the front of War Memorial Gym.
Mahalo to Chairpersons Judy Kodama, RN, Candyce Ornellas, RN and Laurie Chock, RN. Sponsored by
Lost Keiki Tent
elp ensure the safety of your children by taking a few H minutes to sign in at the Lost Keiki Tent. Your child will receive a wristband with a number on it, in exchange for
your cell phone number — both are logged in our book. In the event that you become separated, the Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i and their troop leaders will have a way of contacting you. In the meantime, the Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i will take good care of your child until a parent or guardian is located. The Lost Keiki Tent is located at the Kanaloa entrance (across from the Food Booth entrance). There’s a big sign so you can’t miss it!
Celebrating 28 years of Special Fair Day
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he Maui Fair will celebrate the 28th Annual Special Fair Day on Friday, Oct. 6. Special Fair Day — the only event of its kind in Hawaii — is the time reserved for mobility impaired people and then others with disMahalo to the Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i for their support abilities who cannot attend the Fair during general operating hours, to have the opportunity to enjoy ‘The Celebrating the Greatest Things in Life’ experience. During the Special Fair Day selected E.K. Fernandez rides, along with games, entertainment, and a fabulous plate lunch prepared by Hale Mahaolu’s Kitchen for the Special Guests (Volunteers and Attendants) are available at no charge. Space is limited. Hale Mahaolu has been a part of Special Fair Day for all 28 years. “We are delighted to help sponsor this wonderful event. Teryce and Kehau coordinate our staff and the many community partners in putting this special event together. Hale Mahaolu’s staff fundraise, volunteer, and look forward with anticipation every year,” says Roy Katsuda, Executive Director at Hale Mahaolu. “Our biggest challenge continues to be the limited number of participants. It is not an easy task to manage, but we want to ensure that those individuals who would not otherwise be able to attend the Fair are able to participate.” All Special Guests, his/her Attendant, and Staff/Club Volunteers must be registered in advance to receive a Badge Pass to enter the gates on Special Fair Day. Registration for this year’s Special Fair Day is completed. A Supplement of THE MAUI NEWS – Sunday, October 1, 2017 – Page S14
Mahalo to all of you who donate your time, talents, and monetary support to help make Special Fair Day a successful event. We look forward to a wonderful 28th Annual Special Fair Day 2017. For more information you may call the Special Fair Day line at 872-4130.
Entertainment Friday Morning, Oct. 6 Presented by KPOA • Emcee Ke‘van Dudoit
9:30 a.m.
Welcome by Mayor Arakawa and other Speakers
9:45 a.m.
Keoni’s Hot Lava Dancefit
10:30 a.m.
Leipono Productions
11:30 a.m.
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Saturday Oct. 7 at 3 p.m. • Entertainment Stage
aui’s cutest event, the 18th Annual Maui Fair Baby of the Year, is presented by HMSA and Pacific Media, KPOA Morning Goddess Alaka‘i Paleka and Island Boy Ke‘van will host as pre-registered babies 12 to 24 months old show off their good health and fun personalities! The Maui Fair Baby of the Year gives proud parents the opportunity to showcase their keiki to win prizes from our many sponsors! Sponsors of this event are HMSA, Pacific Media Group, 95th Maui Fair, KPOA 93.5 FM, Maui Thing, Nagamine Photo Studio Inc., Takamiya Market, Dani’s Catering, Westin Nanea Ocean Villas and Dr. Cally Adams, DDS.
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New ride at the Joy Zone $5 = 50 credits $10 = 100 credits $20 = 200 credits $50 = 500 credits $100 = 1,000 credits 35 Credits Crazy Plane Dizzy Dragons Helicopters Magic Maze Jungle Twist Merry-Go-Round Speedway Spring Ride Super Slide Umbrella Quads
Oct. 5, 6, 7 & 8 Thursday: 5 to 11 p.m. • Friday: 5 p.m. to Midnight Saturday: 10 a.m. to Midnight • Sunday: 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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Sunday, Oct. 8 From 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. • Dragon Coaster will be reduced to 35 credits. • Wave Swinger & Zipper will be reduced to 60 credits.
E.K. Fernandez Shows uses the Fun Pass card system that requires the purchase of a Fun Pass to ride the rides, play games, purchase food and beverages from the Fernandez food concessions, and buy novelties. The number of credits loaded onto your card depends upon the amount of credits you purchase. ALL FAIR FOOD VENDORS, PRODUCTS & SERVICES, GYMNASIUM EXHIBITORS WILL NOT ACCEPT THE E.K. FERNANDEZ FUN PASS.
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Orchidland at the Maui Fair
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he brilliantly colored and varied presentations are the hallmark of World of Orchids which will be on display this year at the Maui Orchid Society’s “Orchidland” at the Maui Fair 2017. Don’t miss “the largest” and most beautiful display of colorful, exotic and orchid varieties on Maui. The display, represents five days of preparation and work, and will truly be a labor of love from the members of the Maui Orchid Society to the County of Maui. Be sure to stop by “Orchidland” in the War Memorial Gym and see the “flowering” of their love and labor. The orchids on display will be judged by a group of American Orchid Society certified judges and awarded prizes according to guidelines set up for each represented family of orchids being judged. Judging will take place the Wednesday morning before the fair. If you have questions regarding orchids
or orchid culture, information about some of the orchids will be posted in front of the different varieties of orchids, or our knowledgeable volunteers will be available to answer questions. Escorted tours can be arranged for those interested in learning more about the growth, care and information regarding the orchid family. Enjoy the beauty of the display, while you visit “Orchidland” and let a volunteer know if we may be of service.
“Orchidland at the Maui County Fair. It’s a must-see for all!” To find out more about orchids, other events of the Maui Orchid Society, or more information about our organization please visit us at our website is www.mauiorchidsociety.org.
Mahalo to Chairpersons Bert Akitake, Martha Suzuki, Rose Payba, Andrew Okada, Sandi Amaral, Blossom Kawahara and all the Maui Orchid Society Volunteers for their hard work and support.
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Grounds Services
t the Maui Fair, Teens-On-Call / Teenforce students provide Grounds Services which include providing colorful 55 gallon rubbish barrels (with environmental artwork painted by area school students), plus recycling baskets … placing thru out Fairgrounds and maintaining during the four day event. “Our fairgoing — families are very good about placing their rubbish and recyclables into correct barrel / basket” according to Abezon Acosta, volunteerintern, and Ikaika Kaina, program crew leader. Teens-On-Call Recycle Program also provides these and other services for special events such as Wailuku First Fridays, numerous cultural festivals and outdoor concerts. “Reduce – Reuse – Recycle” has become a popular concept for people aware of the growing need to reduce landfill volume while converting ‘trash to cash’ or re-purpose of materials for further use. With this in mind, Teens-On-Call has operated a longtime ‘visitor-industry recycling program’ whereby adult supervisors conduct “elite dumpster mining opera-
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tions” where large amounts of useful recyclables end-up from departing hotel visitors, “according to ‘recyclingguru’ Brian McCafferty. Teens-OnCall also conducts ‘house and property clean-ups’ for realtors plus construction site clean-ups, both which provide reusable household items and lumber! Household items are donated to those who need; and lumber is denailed / cleaned by students for re-use in future projects. “Our students save plenty lumber for reuse; learn safe use of hand tools; are paid an educational stipend and fed a good meal on all these recycling work skills training projects”, according to Keoki Raymond, Teenforce Building Trades Trainer. Mahalo to Maui Fair Alliance for student Grounds Service opportunities, and the MCCC work line for coming to fairgrounds each midnight to deep clean the entire site for the next day’s activities. Mahalo also to HC&S Plantation, Lowes and County of Maui for their assistance with helping us assemble the considerable materials necessary to carry out our mission at this very large and happy Ohana Maui Fair Event.
Inaugural Fire Fried Rice Cook Off presented by The Maui Fire Department
he Maui Fire Department is T excited to announce the launch of a Fried Rice Cook-
Off for their in house culinary experts. With sample sizes available to the public for donation, our community is also invited to purchase one of a kind station specific MFD T-shirts. All fried rice sampling donations benefit the Shriners Hospitals for Children Patient Transportation Fund, which enables children afflicted with injuries related to fires to receive the necessary medical treatment and rehabilitation therapy on their road to recovery. The Maui Fire Department is
Bring the heat! The 13th Annual Maui Fire Department Chili Cook-Off is Back!
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he 13th Annual Maui Fire Department Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser will be held on Sunday, Oct. 8, 2017 starting at 3 p.m. in the Entertainment Tent at the 95th Maui Fair. The fundraiser benefits Shriners Hospitals for Children Patient Transportation Fund which enables children afflicted with injuries related to fires to receive the necessary medical treatment and rehabilitation therapy on their road to recovery. This year’s Cook-off will feature an Open Category, open to the first twenty non-professional registered entries. Recipes are not limited to traditional ingredients. The winner will receive $250 in CASH.
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grateful to the Maui Community for their continued support of their efforts and look forward to partnering with you to support this worthy cause.
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Mahalo to Chairpersons Angie Abe, Wade Hondo and all the teacher volunteers who help organize, install and take down the exhibit every year.
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AIA Maui LEGOTM Building Competition Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017 • 11 a.m. • The War Memorial Gymnasium
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Who will be Maui’s Best Pie Maker?
oin us on Saturday, Oct. 7, for the Maui Fair’s 3rd annual Pie Competition presented by H. Hawaii Media. Witness Maui’s finest bakers showcase some of Maui’s most tasty and mouthwatering pies that would make Martha Stewart jealous! Winner of the “OPEN” Category for the local non-professional pie makers will go home with a Staycation and $250 cash. The “CHEF” Category winner will receive $150 in cash. Event begins at noon, judging will commence at 12:30 p.m, concluding with awards approximately at 2:30 p.m. For more information, visit www.mauifair. com.
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Maui’s young builders design and construct a building structure with a LEGO® bucket set during a timed competition. Entries will be judged on various elements including presentation, aesthetics, structural integrity, spatial quali- Sponsored by: ty, and teamwork Maui Chapter of the American Institute & work ethics. of Architects
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Photo Salon
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veryone is invited to participate and show your wares E in the Hobbies and Crafts Exhibit (formerly call the Homemakers). The exhibit rules and regulations, judging
criteria and entry forms are available at www.mauifair.com or the Maui Fair Office located in the War Memorial Gym Parking lot. All entries must be registered and dropped off on Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2017 at the War Memorial Gym in Wailuku between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. Pickup is on Oct. 8, 2017 between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. For applications or more information visit www.MauiFair.com or contact hobbiesandcrafts@mauifair.com or call the Maui Fair office at 2722721 and leave a message.
ach year, nearly 200 Maui County shutterbugs enter close to 500 photographs for judging, in three Divisions (Youth, Open, and Expert), and with three Categories in each Division (color, monochrome, and photo art). Competition is challenging, since the quality of the work is always so high. The MCC invites three, highly-respected professional photographers on the island to judge the entries, resulting in First, Second, and Third Place images (plus three Honorable Mentions) in each of the nine Division/Categories. Following judging, every entry gets ‘hung’ on the Photo Salon wall of the War Memorial Gym for the duration of the Fair. It’s a lot of work for the volunteers who help the Camera Club with everything from registration to pickup to hanging and takedown, but beautiful display makes it worthwhile. Join us again at the Fair this year to see the beautiful work of Maui’s camera artists. It’s one exhibit you won’t want to miss! For information, please visit the MCC website: MauiCameraClub.com. For questions, please email: mauifairphotosalon@gmail.com. Mahalo to Maui Camera Club members on our Fair committee: Randy Sherman, Charlene Yoshizu, Michael Mack, Dave Schoonover, Lynne Decosmo and Jeanna Thacker. Thanks also to Picture It Framed for supporting our work.
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Livestock & Poultry
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t the Livestock and Poultry Exhibit, guests are able to experience up close, some of Maui’s most prestigious animals. One is sure to see magnificent livestock from Maui’s best ranches, as well as the beauty and vivid colors of various poultry displays shared by local exhibitors. The Livestock and Poultry Exhibit invite you to experience and learn about some of the many outstanding animals that Maui has to offer. We also invite you to submit an entry of your outstanding animal. Awards will be given for each individual exhibit category and age division, including Best in Show. The 4H Maui members will present their first ever Beef Heifer Project in the State of Hawaii. While you’re there, sign up for the free drawing sponsored by Maui Cattlemen’s Association and Hawaii Beef Council.
Friday, Oct. 5, 2017 5 to 5:30 p.m. “Natural Solutions for Your Animals - Essential Oils)” 5:30 to 6 p.m. “Have Fun with Miniature Bunnies" 6 to 6:30 p.m.
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and to those who have served in the past, the Maui Fair Alliance and Committees gratefully acknowledge your services. Your dedication to our country provides us with the greatest gift of all, freedom. We send our warmest aloha and mahalo for your bravery, sacrifices and patriotism.
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Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017 4:30 to 5 p.m. “Have Fun with Miniature Bunnies” 5 to 5:30 p.m. “Natural Solutions for Your Animals - Essential Oils)” 5:30 to 6 p.m. “Have Fun with Miniature Bunnies” 6 to 6:30 p.m. “Natural Solutions for Your Animals - Essential Oils)" 7 to 7:30 p.m. Awards Presentation
Mahalo to the Glenn Berce, Chad Koga and Gabrielle Berce Special thanks to: Nobriga Ranch, the Hawai‘i Beef Council, Maui Cattlemen’s Association, Purina Animal Nutrition and Land ‘O’ Lakes, Del’s Feed and Farm Supply, Wai Ulu Farms, Farm Credit Services of Hawai‘i and Animal Care Hospital for their continuous generosity and support.
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Stop by the gym and check out the Horticulture exhibit
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he Horticulture Exhibit provides a spectacular display of the produce grown in Maui County by our residents, kids and adults alike. Everyone is invited to submit their favorite homegrown vegetables, fruits, nuts and flowers. Awards are given to individuals for outstanding entries in the Junior and Senior Divisions, and in the Junior Division
of cover crops on Maui? Learn all the ins, outs and how-to’s of cover crops. Friday, Oct. 7, 5 to 9 p.m.: ≤ Managing Fruit Flies for Fabulous Fruits & Veggies (6, 7 and 8 p.m.): What types of fruit flies do you need to know about? What are their favorite foods? What can you do? Learn the answers to these questions and more! ≤ Got WEEDS? Get Answers! (ongoing) ≤ Tradition to Transitions in Ag: The Next Generation (ongoing) ≤ Caring for Caregivers (ongoing)
Horticulture Contest Schedule DAY CONTEST Friday, Oct. 6 5 p.m. Corn Eating 6:30 p.m. Pineapple Eating Saturday, Oct. 7 2 p.m. Vegetable Art 2 p.m. Recipe Contests: Maui Gold and Waipoli Hydroponic Lettuce 2 p.m. Pineapple Carving 3 p.m. Watermelon Eating 4:30 p.m. Ice Cream Eating 6:30 p.m. Corn Shucking
schools are eligible for cash rewards and a perpetual trophy for the school with the highest student participation. Plus, make sure to check out the Horticulture Exhibits contests throughout the Maui Fair, and if you ever wanted to try your luck at milking a cow moooo on over to the
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Milking Cow for hands-on milking experience. Registration for the Horticulture Exhibit will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 4, from 4 to 7 p.m., and on Thursday Oct. 5, from 7 to 10 a.m. Plus, look out for this year’s newest Horticulture category—The Most Original Ti Leaf Lei! CTAHR Master Gardener information and presentation schedule. The Maui Master Gardener Program will be providing information for all of your gardening questions throughout the fair, as well as selling natural Maui honey, vegetable seeds and lots of plants! Got a Plant Question? Bring a bagged sample for a free diagnosis! Fruit Fly Trap Demo - Learn about our free Fruit Fly Management classes. Purchase your Natural Maui Honey, University of Hawaii Vegetable Seeds, and lots of plants, plants, plants! Thursday, Oct. 6, 5 to 9 p.m.: ≤ Tradition to Transitions in Ag: The Next Generation (ongoing) ≤ Caring for Caregivers (ongoing) ≤ Cover Crops to the Rescue (6, 7 and 8 p.m.) What are the benefits and varieties
Saturday, Oct. 8, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.: ≤ NEW Landscaping along Kaahumanu/ Wahinepio Avenues! (10:30 a.m. and noon) ≤ Answers to your Landscape Questions (ongoing) ≤ Farming with Bees: (11 a.m., 12:30 and 1:30 p.m.) ≤ Managing Fruit Flies for Fabulous Fruits & Veggies (11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.) Saturday, Oct. 8, 2 to 6 p.m.: ≤ Poi drinks for your Health! (3 p.m. until samples gone) ≤ NEW Landscaping at Kaahumanu and Wahinepio! (3, 4 and 5 p.m.) ≤ Answers to your Landscape Questions (ongoing) Saturday, Oct. 8, 6 to 9 p.m.: ≤ Okinawa Sweet Potato Tasting (6:30 p.m. until samples gone) ≤ Bees, Balance and Bubbles — 4-H Youth Activities (ongoing) Sunday, Oct. 9, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.: ≤ Bees, Balance, and Bubbles – 4-H Youth Programs (ongoing) ≤ Grow your own Chickpeas (11 a.m., noon and 1 p.m.) Sunday, Oct. 9, 2 to 6 p.m.: ≤ Cover Crops to the Rescue (3, 4 and 5 p.m.) ≤ Grow your own Chickpeas (3:30, 4:30 and 5:30 p.m.)
Mahalo to the Horticulture Committee & Chairs – Warren Watanabe, Mae Nakahata, Tim Stevens and the University of Hawaii CTAHR Master Gardener Program
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A Timeless Tradition... people behind the scenes he Maui Fair Alliance Board of DirecT tors, organizers, and volunteers would like to express their deepest appreciation to
the people of Maui County for their support in keeping the 95th Maui Fair a smoke-free, drug-free and alcohol-free event for our families. We applaud you for being proactive in maintaining a healthy environment for all — from keiki to kupuna — at the most anticipated family event of the year. See you at the Fair!
95th Maui Fair Committee
Mahalo to the corporate sponsors, to the people and companies who donate their time, products and services, to the tireless volunteers, to the E.K. Fernandez Show and last, but certainly not least, to the tenacious Maui Fair Committees.
Rusty Conway, Event Staff Lew Kawaa, Ticket Sellers Parrish Purdy, Fire Prevention Bureau Lopaka Aiwohi, Ticket Sellers Captain Paul Ha‘ake, Fire Prevention Bureau Teryce Dadian, Special Fair Day Maui Fair Board of Directors Stacey Fukuda, Special Fair Day Robert Joseph, Transportation Judy Kodama, RN, First Aid Roy Katsuda, Special Fair Day Kristine Kim, Robert’s Hawaii Candyce Ornelles, RN, First Aid Avery Chumbley Grace Ishii Kehaulani Feagai, Special Fair Day Herbie Kamoku, Robert’s Hawaii Laurie Chock, RN, First Aid Floyd Miyazono Leinaala Kihm Phyllis Kobayashi, Ticket Collecting Somxay Thammas, Web & Graphics Ryan Ishikawa, Food Concessions Wayne Hikiji David Anzai Kamehameha School Alumni, Ticket Department Gary Wasano, Food Concessions Mike Silva Collecting Hobbies & Crafts Committee Duane Kim, Food Concessions Managing Director Mike Yasak, Ticket Sellers Ryan Shibano, Food Concessions * Subject to change without prior notice. Sherri Grimes Floyd Miyazono, Grounds Coordinator Wayne Rodrigues, Grounds 2017 Fair Committee Chairpersons Paul Okubo, Grounds Tara Sabado, Accessibility Coordinator Brian McCafferty, Grounds Service Lory Basa, Activities Mike Silva, Gymnasium Coordinator Karey Kapoi, Activities Mae Nakahata, Horticulture Linda Cabral, Administration Warren Watanabe, Horticulture Colleen Antonio, Administration Tim Stevens, Horticulture David Thyne, All Hazard Incident Sienna Yoshida – KSSA-Maui, Joy Zone Management Team Glenn Berce, Livestock & Poultry Brad Ventura, All Hazard Incident Chad Koga, Livestock & Poultry Management Team Gabrielle Berce, Livestock & Poultry Dancine Takahashi, Cashier & Quality Control Tauna Neerings – Girl Scouts of Maui, Gena Zablan, Cashier Lost Keiki JoAnn Nikaido, Cashier Bert K. Akitake MD, Orchidland David Anzai, Products & Services, Rose Payba, Orchidland Community Service Andy Okada, Orchidland Ameron Hawaii is proud to return to its roots as HC&D Wayne Maeda, Products & Services Sandi Amaral, Orchidland Jon Omura, Electrician – WASA Electric Team Blossom Kawahara, Orchidland Craig Murakami, WASA Electric Kili Namau’u – Pa Hale Hawaii Chris Davidson, Baby of the Year Coordinator Randy Sherman, Photo Salon Jamie Cordoza, Parade David Schoonover, Photo Salon Alaka‘i Paleka, KPOA, Entertainment Nagamine Photo Studio, Rick and Ty Ke‘van Dudoit, KPOA, Entertainment Shimomura, photographers Debbie Probst, H. Hawaii Media, George Kaho‘ohanohano, Police Coordinator Entertainment Joe Arias, Public Address/ Cindy Palos, KAOI Radio Group, Sound/Stage Lights ROCK SOLID SINCE 1908 Entertainment Carolyn Nishimura, Publicity Ashley Takitani Leahey, Entertainment Autumn Wigley, Publicity Coordinator Gayle Fernandez, Tabloid Sales Oahu (808) 832-9245 Maui (808) 877-5068 Debbie Probst, Events Arena Angie Abe, School Art HC&D • 2344 Pahounui Drive • Honolulu, HI 96819 • www.hcdhawaii.com Angie Haramoto, Exit Gates Wade Hondo, School Art A Supplement of THE MAUI NEWS – Sunday, October 1, 2017 – Page S23
The Legacy Continues
Mahalo to our sponsors ENTERTAINMENT TENT • HMSA
PA HALE HAWAII • Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
KarMart Korner • KarMART Superstore of Maui
FAIRGOUNDS • Spectrum
GOLD • Maui Hotel & Lodging Association • Monsanto Co. • Roberts Hawaii School Bus
ENTRY TICKETS • KarMART Superstore of Maui • Minit Stop • Skyline – Eco Adventures • Subway
WHITE • Dorvin D. Leis
EVENTS ARENA PRESENTING • HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union
RED • Maui Oil Company • PepsiCo
EVENTS ARENA Supporting • First Hawaiian Bank • Maui Electric Company
FOOD & FESTIVAL • Alaska Airlines • Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
BANNER SPONSOR • Hawaii Airport Advertising
PARADE • Hawaiian Airlines
FOOD COURT • Premier Vision, Dr. Colleen Ichiyama-Kong
LEGO® BUILDING COMPETITION • Maui Chapter of the American Institue of Architects CORPORATE SPONSORS • The Maui News • Miyake Concrete • Envisions Entertainment & Productions • Theatrix Hawaii • Events on Maui • Gilbert & Associates LLC • H. Hawaii Media • Makani Olu Ranch • Mancini, Welch & Geiger LLP • MauiNow.com • Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center • American Saving Bank • DOT Harbors • H. Hawaii Media • Fukumoto Engineering • Harmer Communications • Kitagawa Towing • Maui Bulletin
• Maui Family Magazine • Menehune Water Co. • Nagamine Photo Studio • RICOH USA • Robert’s Hawaii School Bus Inc. • Service Rentals & Supplies, Inc. • The Dunes at Maui Lani • Valley Isle Pumping • Gaspro • R&D Mechanical • KPOA 93.5FM • KAOI Radio Group • KPMW • Pacific Media Group
Mahalo to our sponsors for their generous contributions. Please thank them by patronizing their businesses.
To our Community Sponsors A Special Mahalo! Each year our community donate their products and services in support of our Fair. These generous and valuable contributions add considerably to the success of the Fair. The Maui Fair would like to extend a very special mahalo to each of you for your generous contributions! • County of Maui Office of the Mayor • County of Maui Department of Environmental Management • County of Maui Department of Parks and Recreation • County of Maui Department of Public Works • County of Maui, Maui Police Department • County of Maui Fire & Public Safety • State of Hawaii - Highways Division • State of Hawaii - Department of Transportation Harbors Division • Hale Mahaolu-Special Fair Day • Maui Arts & Cultural Center • State of Hawaii - Maui Community Correctional Center Work Line • Maui Soda & Ice Works, Ltd. • University of Hawaii Maui College • Valley Isle Pumping, Inc. • Maui Carpenters Union • Matson Navigation Company • Tri-Isle, Inc. • VIP Foodservice • Kahului Trucking & Storage
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