Maui Fair 2013 by Maui Publishing Company

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A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR ALAN M. ARAKAWA

Special Message from Governor Neil Abercrombie

Presented in Recognition of The Maui Fair “A Timeless Tradition” October 3 – 6, 2013

Aloha kakou — For over 90 years, the Maui Fair has been a favorite event for many of us and an important part of what has made Maui No Ka ‘Oi! The Maui Fair is an icon of family tradition and has become a beloved part of our island culture. The fair is a special place where there’s something for everyone, from the parade to the food, games, exhibits, rides and first-rate entertainment. The 91st Maui Fair theme, “A Timeless Tradition” reminds us of the fair’s beginnings in 1916. Our County is grateful for the efforts of dedicated organizers and volunteers who put together an exceptional event for all to enjoy. Mahalo nui loa to all of the Maui Fair sponsors for their tremendous support — their commitment to our community is truly appreciated. There is no better place than the Maui Fair to spend a weekend supporting local nonprofits, enjoying quality time with the family and seeing friends and neighbors.

On behalf of the people of the State of Hawai‘i, I extend a very warm aloha to all the attendees and supporters of the 91st Maui Fair. The Maui Fair has earned its status as an island family tradition, continuing to attract thousands of our local families and visitors to the Valley Isle each year. Attendees enjoy the entertainment, wide array of multi-cultural food options, displays, exhibits and a variety of games and rides offered by E.K. Fernandez. I am confident that this year the Maui Fair will continue to bring families and friends together from around the world to discover the magic that Maui has to offer. Mahalo to the event coordinators, sponsors, participants, local businesses and all of those that have contributed to the ongoing success of the Maui Fair. Together you have all made the Maui Fair truly a “timeless tradition” that continues to unite the Maui community. Best wishes to the success of the 91st Maui Fair!

See you at the Maui Fair!

With warmest regards,

ALAN M. ARAKAWA Mayor, County of Maui

NEIL ABERCROMBIE Governor, State of Hawai‘i

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Welcome to the 91st Maui Fair! ‘A Timeless Tradition’ October 3 to 6, 2013

e are excited to have all of our friends and visitors join us for another great four days of fun, great local entertainment, ono food, exhilarating rides, homegrown exhibits, and Hawaii products. The Maui Fair is a community event where friends and family come together to enjoy a good time and fellowship. Everyone looks forward to the Fair as it supports our Maui County nonprofit and community groups through the fundraising they do at the Fair. None of this would have been possible without the generous Fair sponsors, donors, volunteers, and last, but not least, the Maui Fair Alliance and Committees. Our fair offers a special piece of tradition for each of you. On behalf of all the volunteers, organizations and the Maui Fair Alliance, we wish you and your family an eventful time with moments you’ll treasure forever. Come enjoy the sites and sounds of the Maui Fair, we’re thrilled to have you!

HIGHLIGHTS Parade Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013 Sponsored by Hawaiian Airlines Parade starts at 4:30 p.m. sharp at the Ka‘ahumanu Avenue entrance of UH Maui College, turns right on to Kanaloa Avenue and ends at the entrance to Maehara Baseball Stadium. Events Arena Presented by HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union

This is the Maui Fair’s newest venue, created to bring together everything that makes our island and community special from generation to generation. In addition to the popular Chili Cook-Off, Lego competition and “First” Robotics exhibition, you can look forward to demonstrations, educational information, our own Maui talents, and lots more interactive fun!

Special Fair Day Friday Oct. 4, 2013 The Maui Fair has reserved Friday Morning, Oct. 4, 2013 for the Special Fair Day. This event is Maui’s way of sharing the fun and excitement of the Maui Fair with family, neighbors and friends who have physical or mental limitations that preclude them from attending the Fair during regular hours. All special guests, assistants and volunteers were registered in advance. Healthy Baby Contest Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013 Promoting the health and wellbeing of Maui’s keiki, Meadow Gold’s 14th annual community event is back at the Maui Fair Entertainment Tent Stage. Check-in is at 9 a.m. Event begins at 10 a.m. Robotics “FIRST” Demo Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013 and Sunday, Oct. 6 Robotics Demo will be at 2:30 and 5:30 p.m. fronting the Events Arena. Baldwin High School Robotics will present the exhibition. Lego Competition Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013 The Lego Competition is sponsored by AIA Maui and will begin at 10 a.m. at the Events Arena. Wristband Day Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013 Purchase a 10-ride wristband for $30 between 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Wristband sales end at 2:30 p.m. Ride tabs will expire at 6 p.m. Ride tabs valid on any ride for which the customer meets the height requirement. No refunds or exchanges.

“Have a wonderful time at the 91st Maui Fair! Enjoy the parade, rides, food booths and entertainment at this special Maui tradition. See you there.”

Exhibits Everyday!!! See the following pages for details on exhibits like Horticulture, Hobbies & Crafts, Livestock & Poultry, Student Art, Bonsai, Photography, Orchids, and more! A word from our sponsors . . .

Alaska spirit meets the Spirit of Aloha

Chili Cook-Off Sunday, Oct. 6, 2013 Watch the 9th annual Maui Department of Fire and Public Safety’s “Who’s Got the Heat” Chili Cook-off Fundraiser from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Maui Fair’s Events Arena fronting the War Memorial Pool. Compliments of Alaska Airlines, win a round-trip airfare for two to any of their destinations at a spcecial drawing. Proceeds from samples will benefit the Shriner’s Children’s Hospital Patient’s Transportation fund. Cheer Spirit Showcase Sunday, Oct. 6, 2013 Cheering is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Entertainment Tent. This event is not a competition, but an exhibition to showcase the spirited talents of our island cheerleaders. Discount Ride Day & Fun Factory Day at the Fair Sunday, Oct. 6, 2013 Be one of the first 2,000 people through the gate on Sunday, and get in free, courtesy of Fun Factory! Also on Sunday, All rides 3 coupons or less.

Alaska Airlines is proud to support the 91st Maui Fair and our local community by providing low fares and more nonstops to Maui than ever before. We are honored to once again be the entertainment sponsor of this year’s fair. Alaska Airlines brings Maui and the Mainland together through award-winning customer service, convenient nonstops and some of the lowest fares to Anchorage, Bellingham, Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, Oakland, San Jose and San Diego, every single day. We also offer easy Continued on the next page

>>>>> Fair Hours 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.

Admission Adults - $7 Keiki - $3 (ages 5-11 yrs.) Children 4 and under – Free

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Congratulations to the 91st Maui Fair

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Aloha Maui, On behalf of the Maui Fair Alliance, our Committee Chairpersons and hundreds of volunteers, I welcome you to a ‘Timeless Tradition,’ the 91st Maui Fair. Through the years the fair and its association has continued to evolve. Starting in 1916 as the Maui County Fair and Racing Association, then in 1988, a move to our present location becoming the Maui County Fair Association. In its third year in managing the Fair, Maui Fair Alliance continue to dedicate our efforts to provide you, the people of the County of Maui, the best island fair in the state of Hawaii. Come and explore the grounds of our 91st Maui Fair. Discover our businesses in the Commercial Exhibit & Hawaii Products & Services tents, where you’ll be able to stroll amongst various information exhibits about our nonprofit organizations, as well as arts and crafts from our local island vendors, be educated about our products and services. Indulge in our multi-cultural food court and catch up with family and friends. Reminisce and have fun with the amazing activities in E.K. Fernandez Joy Zone, Robotics Demonstration, Lego Competition, Horticulture, Bonsai, Livestock & Poultry, Orchidland, Hobbies & Crafts, Photography and School Art exhibits. Our entertainment is guaranteed to give you four days of the best lineup on this island when you step into the gates. In its third year, our new Events Arena is an up-close and comfortable experience where you can interact with various organizations and take part in what they have to offer. As we celebrate our 91st year I want to say “Thank You” to our corporate sponsors, the County of Maui and most of all the people of the County of Maui for your continued support, which has made the Maui Fair truly a “Timeless Tradition.” I look forward to seeing each and every one of you at the 91st Maui Fair. Sincerely, SHERRI GRIMES Maui Fair Managing Director

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Maui Hotel & Lodging Association

The Maui Hotel & Lodging Association, representing our visitor industry, proudly supports the Maui County community in a significant number of ways . . . Our Youth — we provide newspapers to schools, scholarships to students and administer a program entitled the Academy of Hospitality & Tourism in three of Maui’s public high schools; Our Community—we host the Visitor Industry Charity Walk, raising $835,557 and benefiting over 100 Maui County charities this year; and donate 25,000 pounds of rice to residents of Maui, Molokai & Lanai; Our Seniors — we provide a festive holiday feast and gifts for over 500 kupuna each year; Our Troops — we provide an “Armed Forces Deployment Benefit Program” Nearly half of all jobs in Maui County are directly tied to the visitor industry and tens of thousands more provide our guests A Supplement of THE MAUI NEWS – Sunday, September 29, 2013 – Page S4

with goods and services. It is this extended ohana that continues to help Maui’s economy thrive and assures Maui stays “no ka ‘oi” for visitors and kama‘aina alike. Maui’s visitor industry, supporting our community today for a better tomorrow.

Monsanto

Monsanto is a sustainable agriculture company dedicated to supporting farmers around the world. Our products empower them to produce more with a softer environmental footprint — conserving more of Earth’s natural resources such as water and energy while using less inputs. Our 1,000 employees in Hawaii strive to improve agricultural crops for farmers, who in turn work day in and day out to feed, clothe and provide energy throughout the globe. We’re proud to have been be named one of the “World’s Best Multinational Workplaces” by Great Places to Work, and we strongly support Hawaii agriculture. Please visit us at www.monsanto.com.

Oceanic Time Warner Cable

Ladies and gentlemen, young and old alike, step right up to the Oceanic Time Warner Cable booth and learn more about the art of living well! As a proud sponsor of the Maui Fair 2013, Oceanic will have a booth in the Commercial Exhibitors Tent where you can experience such technological capabilities as Digital Cable, DVR, HDTV, and more. Plus, we got exclusive offers available only at the Maui Fair. Come see what makes Oceanic lead the industry when it comes to innovative products and services that makes you enjoy living better.

Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center

The rides. The music. And, oh, the food! Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center is proud to support one of our island’s most enduring traditions in its sponsorship of the Maui Fair. Our center appreciates the importance of tradition. Generations on Maui have made us a place to gather, be entertained, eat and shop since we first opened in 1976. People remember the day Macy’s opened, watching as we added the south wing and erected the canopy, listening to Israel “Iz” Ka‘ano‘i Kamakawiwo‘ole when he first performed on our stage. And the center continues to evolve. This year Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center became the only shopping center on Maui to offer free Wi-Fi internet access, added “fast charge” electric vehicle chargers, and grew our Facebook family to more than 5,000. But even as we become part of new traditions in our community, we continue to honor the timeless ones, including the Maui Fair. Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center wishes you a memorable fair experience full of Maui traditions.

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Saturday, October 5, 2013 10 a.m. Gates Open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 14th Annual Meadow Gold Healthy Baby Contest Appearance by Maui Cartoon Characters 1:30-2:30 p.m. Hilarious Hypnosis with Joel and Tarah 3-4 p.m. Hu‘ewa 4:30-5:30 p.m. Y106.5FM Presents Sheron and The Silver Spur Band 6-7 p.m. Weldon Kekauoha and Halau Kekuaokalaaualailiahi under the direction of Iliahi & Haunani Paredes 7:30-8:30 p.m. Makaha Sons 9-10 p.m. Willie K 10-11:30 p.m. Hilarious Hypnosis with Joel and Tarah Midnight Gates Close

Da Braddahs, 4:30 p.m. Sunday

Willie K 9 p.m. Saturday

Sunday, October 6, 2013 10 a.m. Gates Open 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Spirit Showcase Hosted by Mackie Mac, Da Jam 1:30-2:30 p.m. Andy Kaina and the Kaina Country Band 3-4 p.m. Hilarious Hypnosis with Joel and Tarah 4:30-5:30 p.m. Da Braddahs 6-7 p.m. Na Hoa 7:30-8:30 p.m. Kapena 9-10:30 p.m. Hilarious Hypnosis with Joel and Tarah 11 p.m. Gates Close Schedule subject to change without notice.

Makaha Sons, 7:30 p.m. Saturday

Kapena 7:30 p.m. Sunday

Welden Kekauoha and Halau 6 p.m. Saturday

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Our Congratulations to the Maui Fair Association in Celebrating the 91th Event!

Best Wishes to the 91st Maui Fair

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91st Maui Fair . . . A Timeless Tradition! WA R M E M O R I A L C O M P L E X | O C T. 3 TO 6 , 2 0 1 3 Directory Page Sponsored by Dorvin D. Leis

Admission: Thursday – Saturday Oct. 3-5, 2013 Adults - $7 Keiki - $3 (ages 5-11 yrs.) Children 4 & under – Free

Sunday – Oct. 6, 2013 First 2,000 entrants get in FREE courtesy of Fun Factory! Adults - $5 Keiki - $2 (ages 5-11 yrs.) Children 4 & under – Free

Fair Hours Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

5 p.m. to 11 p.m. 5 p.m. to midnight 10 a.m. to midnight 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

DISCOUNT RIDES Wristband Day Saturday, Oct. 5 Purchase a 10-ride wristband for $30 between 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.

Wristband sales end at 2:30 p.m. Ride tabs expire at 6 p.m. Ride tabs valid on any ride for which the customer meets the height requirement.

• Little League Field #1 (closest to Kanaloa Avenue Entrance Gate): Fair Shuttle Drop Off / Pick Up area from the various satellite parking area.

Sunday Discount All rides three coupons or less.

Accessible Accommodations Options:

Parking / Drop off / Pick up Areas:

1. Accessible parking stalls located in the War Memorial Parking lot adjoining the tennis court area will be available.

• Little League Field #3 along Kanaloa Avenue (closer to stadium parking lot): “Drop Off / Pick Up” area ONLY – no parking.

2. A shuttle cart will be available for all accessible parking stall users with mobility support needs. The cart will be located within the parking lot near the entry gate.

• Little League Field #2 along Kanaloa Avenue: Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center shuttle service Drop Off / Pick Up area.

Additional Options: 3. Drop off and pick-up area for private vehicles is designated at the Baldwin gate for persons with mobility support needs.

Ticket Entrance

Administration Trailer

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Hawai‘i Products

Commercial Exhibitors

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4. All buses that are scheduled to pick up and drop off persons with disabilities from the Baldwin gate must send in their transportation schedule to the Fair Administrative office prior to the first day of the fair. ■ Designated smoking area located behind the Commercial Exhibitors (facing Baldwin High School Gymnasium).

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Events Arena

■ Please kokua, use recycling bins placed around the fairgrounds.

Swimming Pool

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Century Wheel

Pizza Wagon

Food Booths

Food Tent

Game Tent

Dizzy Dragons

Tickets

Dragon Coaster

Crazy Plane

Jungle Twist

Helicopter

Speedway

Spring Ride

Scooter Magic Maze

Zipper

Super Sizzler

Pharoh’s Fury

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Food Booths

Lost Keiki Tent

Livestock &Poultry

Wave Swinger

Joy Zone

Novelties

Ticket Entrance

Music Express

Tickets

Merry Go Round

Cotton Candy

Soda

Umbrella Quad Runners

Refreshments

Entertainment Tent

Funnel Cakes

Restrooms & Sinks

Entertainment Trailer

First Aid Trailer

Food Booths

Ka‘ahumanu Avenue

Orchidland Hobbies & Crafts Horticulture Bonsai Photo Salon School Art

Restrooms & Sinks

Security

Designated Smoking Area

*Map Subject to change without prior notice. Kanaloa Avenue

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Passenger Pick-Up / Drop-Off ONLY

The 24th Annual Special Fair Sponsored by

Food Concessions

St. Anthony Jr/Sr High School...........Corn on .....................................the cob, frozen yogurt Central Maui Backers.....Ice cream, sundaes, ...............................................................floats Covenant Power Church.........Hawaiian plate ........(kalua pig, chicken long rice, squid luau, ..........................................haupia, rice or poi) Lodge â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Maui Temple...................Loco moco Maui Contractors Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Auxilliary............ .......Spaghetti and meatball with garlic bread Maui Puerto Rican Club.......Pastele, gandule ....................rice, salad with bacalao dressing Aikane O Halau Hula Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;keola Aliâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;iokekai ........................................Shoyu chicken plate Iao United Churct of Christ...........Lemonade, ..................POG, Frost lemonade, frosty POG Manaâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;o Radio..............BBQ pulled pork plate, .........................................................sandwich Rotary Club of Valley Isle Sunset...Samosas, ................................................................naan Poâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;okela Church...........Orange chicken bowl Lahaina Filipino Catholic Club, Maria Lanakila .........................Marinated boneless fish plate Kahului Full Gospel Temple..............Pork and ....................................................peas, lumpia Women Helping Women.........Panko crusted .........................................fish with aioli sauce BHS Girls Softball...................Chowder bowl, ......................................................green salad KSM Hawn Ensemble.....Poi mochi, luau stew MHS Band Booster Club............Chili and rice .............plate, bowl, chili dog, hot dog w/bun Badoquenos of Maui.....Pork adobo, chicken ....................................adobo, banana lumpia Christ the King Filipino Catholic Club...Pansit BHS Project Grad...........Fetuccine Alfredo w/ ..............................garlic bread, Bradda Pops

Future Chefs of Maui..........Waffle cake w/ ice ......................................cream & fruit topping MHS Robotics.....Smoked turkey drumsticks BHS Boys Soccer................................Nachos Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cathedral-Maui...........S&S spare ribs, .........fried ice cream, zuchini, seasoned fries Boys Scouts of America.............Pronto pups Kahului Hongwanji Mission....Chicken hekka, ........................................................taco salad Maui United Soccer Club......NY steak w/rice, .............................baked potatoes, shaved ice Kahului Kiwanis of Kahului..............Dry mein Wailuku Hongwanji Mission...........Chow fun Christ the King School PTG................Teriyaki .........................................................beef plate Maui Cheer Academy...........Roast pork plate Kahana Canoe Club...Smoked meat plate, tub Maui Veterans Assoc.................Flying saucer Maui Cheer Babes.............Korean chicken w/ ................fried rice plate, chicken fried bacon Special Olympics-Maui......Cappucino, boiled ........peanuts, ahi bowl, Paradise Tropical Ice, .....chocolate covered pineapple, rice krispies Maui Polynesian Tahiti Fete....Kalbi ribs plate, ...luncheon meat, li hing pineapple, cascaron Lahaina Pop Warner.....Teri burger sandwich BHS JROTC....Kiawe grilled BBQ chicken plate Portuguese Association of Maui...Portuguese ........bean soup w/ bun, Portuguese sausage ..........on sweet bread bun, Portuguese bread Kiwanis club of Kahului.....Malasadas, coffee Central Maui Little League.........Bottled water Maui Waena Band Boosters.........Bottled soft ...............drinks, vitamin water, energy drinks SAS Athletic Dept.............Bottled soft drinks, ...........................vitamin water, energy drinks Wailuku Union Church...........Fountain drinks

For 24 years, the Maui Fair has reserved a special day for persons whose physical and/or mental limitations preclude their attendance at the Maui Fair during regular operating hours. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;Special Fairâ&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the only event of its kind in Hawaii â&#x20AC;&#x201D; is on Friday, Oct. 4, from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. All special guests, assistants and volunteers must be registered in advance in order to receive badge passes to the Special Fair. Registration is complete for this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Special Fair. We cannot accommodate any more Special Guests. If you have any questions, please call the Special Fair Day phone line at 872-4130.

Transportation, selected rides and games, entertainment, lunch, and refreshments are offered free of charge to physically and mentally challenged members of the community. The Maui Fair, Hale Mahaolu, EK Fernandez, and donations from businesses and community organizations make this event possible. Donations are welcome and volunteers are always needed.

Mahalo to all those who give support and donate their time and services to making this event such a big success! Hale Mahaolu and many other fine Maui organizations feel privileged to have been a part of this event for 24 years. Mahalo to the Special Fair Day Committee

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Park and Ride Shuttle Bus Service The Maui Fair is pleased to again offer FREE Park and Ride shuttle bus services from select satellite parking stations in Wailuku, Kahului and Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center to and from the fairgrounds on Kanaloa Avenue during select fair hours. Passengers will be picked up and dropped off only at designated Maui Fair loading areas. All shuttle buses will be clearly marked with destination signs and are not wheelchair accessible. Children under 13 years old must be accompanied by an adult. No food, beverages, pets or standees are allowed on the shuttle buses at any time. Park and Ride with Robert’s Hawaii School Bus For more information, call Roberts Hawaii School Bus at 871-2639.

Wailuku Parking Locations • Maui County Building Parking Lot (High Street) • Wells Park Parking Lot (Wells Street)

Fairgrounds Road and Parking Lot Closures

2013 Park and Ride Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center Shuttle Service For more information, call Queen Kaahumanu Center Customer Service at 877-4325.

Sept. 23 to Oct. 18: 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.

Bus Depot Location Kahului Parking Locations • UH Maui College Soccer Fields (Wahinepi‘o Avenue) • Keopu‘olani Park Thursday: 6 p.m.** 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 starts.

Fronting Mina Pharmacy, facing parking garage. Friday: 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Sept. 30 to Oct. 11: Complete closure of Halia Nakoa - no thru traffic.

* Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center shuttles run approximately every 30-40 minutes

Sept. 30 to Oct. 6: Stadium Parking Lot closed to regular usage. (Reopens Oct. 7, 2013) Oct. 3,Thursday: Ka‘ahumanu Avenue and Kanaloa Street will close at 4:15 p.m. Parade starts at 4:30 p.m. sharp at the Ka‘ahumanu Avenue entrance of UH-Maui College, turns right on to Kanaloa Avenue and ends at the entrance to Maehara Baseball Stadium.

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 James Kauhi & Mahalo to Derek Luna of Robert’s Hawaii and Todd Vines of Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center

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WE ALL WORK FOR ALOHA. Nearly half of all jobs in Maui County are directly tied to the visitor industry, and thousands more provide our guests with goods and services. Now, more than ever, it’s vital that we support our visitor industry, and each other.

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Fun at the Joy Zone

Livestock & Poultry Exhibit

hat’s a fair without horses, cows, chickens, and rabbits? Stop by the Livestock & Poultry exhibit to see which animals take top honors. Then stay to watch one of the many events, including a horse show demonstration of miniature

horses. Haleakala Ranch is celebrating its 125 Year Anniversary at the 91st Maui Fair, with Haleakala Ranch cattle exhibits, educational demonstrations, and information on sustainable ranching products including sheep, goats, poultry and fresh farm egg products. Have you heard of animal assisted therapy? The Haku Baldwin Center, a Makawao nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote therapeutic horseback riding, animal assisted therapy, and humane animal education, will present discussions on how their program utilizes therapy animals (dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ducks and chickens) for visitation and therapy. Mahalo to exhibit sponsors: Nobriga Ranch, Maui Soda & Ice Works, Maui Cattle Company, Del’s Feed & Farm Supply, Wai Ulu Farm, Makani Olu Ranch, Purina Animal Nutrition, Animal Care Hospital, American Machinery, Central Maui Self Storage, and Farm Credit Services of Hawaii.

2013 Livestock & Poultry Exhibit Schedule of Events Oct. 3, 2013 (Thursday) 6 p.m. Racing Homing Pigeon Toss 6:30 p.m. Miniature Horse Show 7:30 p.m. Miniature Horse Show

John Labat & Mike Garcia No Ka Oi Horsemanship No Ka Oi Horsemanship

Oct. 4, 2013 (Friday) 5 p.m. Racing Homing Pigeon Toss 5 p.m. Animal Assisted Therapy 6:30 p.m. Miniature Horse Show 7:30 p.m. Miniature Horse Show

John Labat & Mike Garcia Shannon Dominguez No Ka Oi Horsemanship No Ka Oi Horsemanship

Oct. 5, 2013 (Saturday) 5 p.m. Racing Homing Pigeons Pigeon Toss 5 p.m. Fun with Spinning Natural Materials 7 p.m. Awards Presentation

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E.K. Fernandez Shows is a locally-owned, third-generation family business that has been entertaining the families of Hawaii since 1903. Hundreds of thousands of island residents and visitors each year experience the thrill and excitement found only on an E. K. Fernandez Shows midway. Whether you’re flying through the air, whirling on the ground, or testing your throwing skill at your favorite game, you’re guaranteed to have fun in the “Zone”! Ride Prices Single Coupons $1.50 10-Coupon Ride Sheet $15.00 2 Coupons Crazy Plane Dizzy Dragons Helicopter Merry-Go-Round

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Wristband Day Saturday, Oct. 5 Purchase a 10-ride wristband for $30 betweeen 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Wristband sales end at 2:30 p.m. Ride tabs expire at 6 p.m. Ride tabs valid on any ride for which the customer meets the height requirement.

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Maui Fair A Timeless Tradition for our Ohana!

he Maui Fair Alliance Board of Directors, organizers, and volunteers would like to express their deepest appreciation to the people of Maui County for their supT port in keeping the 91st Maui Fair a smoke-free, drug-free and alcohol-free event for

our families. Please be considerate of others and use the designated smoking area along the fence line towards the back outside of the Commercial Exhibit Tent. 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!

Lost Keiki Tent

elp ensure the safety of your children by taking a few minutes to sign in at the Lost Keiki Tent. Your child H will receive a wristband in exchange for your cell phone number. 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! Mahalo to the Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i for their support – Powered by MOBI PCS

Grounds Services Teens-on-Call/Teen Force Super Recycle Program Reduce – Reuse – Recycle has become a popular slogan for people aware of the growing need to reduce landfill deposits, while recycling Trash into Cash and other positive uses. At the Maui Fair, Teens-on-Call students empty the colorful 55-gallon rubbish cans painted by other Maui school students with environmental messages, in collaboration with the Community Work Day Program. Recycle baskets are by each trash can. “Our fairgoing families are very good about placing recyclables in the baskets,” says Ikaika Kaina, Teenforce program assistant. Teenson-Call Super Recycle Program provides these services for other special events such as Wailuku First Friday, numerous cultural festivals, and a longtime visitor industry recycling program whereby designated Teenforce adult supervisors “conduct ‘mining’ operations at selected dumpsters where very large amounts of re-

cyclables end up from departing hotel visitors,” according to recycle ‘guru’ Brian McCafferty. “We also ‘mine’ and clean up construction sites, harvesting good amounts of reusable lumber which are ‘de-nailed’ by students and reused in building projects at our Paia Vocational School and baseyard site. “Our students are always paid a good educational stipend and are fed a good meal,” adds Keoki Raymond, Teenforce building trades trainer. Mahalo to the Maui Fair Alliance for student Grounds Service opportunities and to the MCCC work line for coming to the fairgrounds each midnight to deep clean the site for the next day’s activities! Aloha!

Mahalo to Chairperson Brian McCafferty and his crew of teens!

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Events Arena Presented by Supporting Sponsors: Envisions Entertainment & Productions, Maui Oil Co., First Wind, Airgas and Maui Family Magazine

Hosted by KAOI Radio Group Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013 7 p.m. ENERGY 35 PRODUCTIONS Chi Ribbons/sticks/Mystical Dance/Martial Arts 7:50 p.m. Martial Arts 8:40 p.m. Maui Taiko Friday, Oct. 4, 2013 6 p.m. Haleakala Ranch Celebrating 100 year birthday 6:45 p.m. Hawaiian Edible and Medicinal Plants 7:20 p.m. Worm Composting 8:45 p.m. Movie – “When the Mountain Calls” by Tom Vendetti

9th Annual Chili Cook-Off Featuring the island’s chefs and Maui Fire Department Maui Fair event benefits Shriners Hospitals for Children Patient Transportation Fund aui’s chefs square off against the Maui Fire Department in the 9th Annual Maui County Department of Fire and Public Safety Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser. The cook-off takes place from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6 at the Events Arena located on the grassy area fronting the War Memorial Pool. You can expect a competition of Traditional Back Draft Chili, Hazmat FreeStyle Chili, WildlandBrush Fire Chili and Veggie Chili. Judging criteria is based on taste, accurate entry for participating category, originality and presentation. Final presentation, awards and sampling will be held at the Events Arena starting at about 5 p.m.

Come sample these delicious creations for a donation with all proceeds benefiting the Shriners Hospitals for Children Patient Transportation Fund, where children afflicted with injuries related to fires can receive the necessary medical treatment and rehabilitation therapy in their recovery. All who sample the chili will vote for their favorite in a “People’s Choice Award!” PLUS, qualify to win a round trip for two courtesy of Alaska Airlines, anywhere Alaska flies.

Thank you to event sponsors Maui County Farm Bureau, Maui Cattle Company, Airgas, Grown on Maui and Alaska Airlines.

Mahalo to FF3 Chad Sambrano and Maui Fire Department

Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013 10 a.m. AIA MAUI LEGO BUILDING COMPETITION 11:30 a.m. Akaku Film making 12:30 p.m. Omar & Rare Vibrations R&B Soul Band 2:30 p.m. Zumba with Jodi and Company 2:30 p.m. – BHS Robotics Team along Halia Nakoa 4 p.m. Kalama School 4:45 p.m. Maui Academy of Performing Arts 5:30 p.m. – BHS Robotics Team along Halia Nakoa 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Andrew Molina 7 p.m. Seabury Hawaiian Ensemble 8:30 p.m. Kamehameha Music Group Sunday, October 6, 2013 10 a.m. “Sit Means Sit” 1 p.m. Pacific Whale Foundation 2 p.m. Hawaiian Color Guard/ Baldwin HS ROTC Royal Hawaiian Guard 2:10 p.m. Honor – Paul Loeb – Veterans Council – who will honor Janna Hoehn and Tamiko Jackson 2:30 p.m. Honor Police – William Juan 2:30 p.m. – BHS Robotics Team along Halia Nakoa 2:40 p.m. Honor Gary Suter – BHS Mentor for Robotics 2:45 p.m. Honor Malama Maui Nui – Community Work Day 3 p.m. Archie Kalepa 4 p.m. Honor Fire Dept 4p.m. 9th Annual Fire Fighter Chili Cook Off Food Panel with Judges 5 p.m. Chili Cook-off Judging – Carla Tracy; Chris Speere; Mayor Alan Arakawa; Tylun Pang; and Royce Fukuroku 5:30 p.m. – BHS Robotics Team along Halia Nakoa 6 p.m. George Kahumoku 6:45 p.m. Movie on George Kahumoku 8:30 p.m. Power Up Comedy with Chino LaForge featuring Sunny Dennis Schedule subject to change without notice

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Horticulture

he Horticulture section of the Maui Fair provides a spectacular display of the produce and flowers grown in Maui County by keiki and adults. You are invited to submit entries of your favorite homegrown vegetables, fruits, nuts and flowers. Prizes are awarded to individuals for outstanding entries, and in the Junior Division, trophies and monetary prizes are given to the schools with the highest level of participation. Entry forms are available from your school, on the Maui Fair website, and the Fair Administrative Office in the War Memorial Parking Lot. Bring your entries to the War Memorial Gym from 4 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 2 or from 7 to 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 3. Additionally, those who planted pumpkin, sunflower, tomato, beans or radish seeds should follow directions that were attached to the seeds to enter specific contests. The College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources brings â&#x20AC;&#x153;CTAHR on Maui: People Place and Promiseâ&#x20AC;? to the Maui Fair. Join us for a variety of demonstrations and interactive activities in the War Memorial Gym featuring topics such on healthy dining, lawn selection and care, coping with fruit flies, creating new floral varieties, technology to assist with aging, pruning, container gardening, looking out for invasive species, bee care and food sampling. Commodity groups, companies, and state and federal agencies that support agriculture will have informational

School Art tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s always a pleasure to witness the amazing talent displayed by our Maui County students. The School Art Exhibit features a wide variety of quality works of art produced this year by Maui County elementary, middle school and high school students, and includes both two- and three-dimensional artwork. View the exhibit in the War Memorial Gym during all four days of the Fair. Visit www.mauifair.com for more information.

Mahalo to Chairpersons Wade Hondo, Angie Abe and all the teacher volunteers

booths and activities. â&#x2030;¤ Learn how you can help reduce invasive species threats to Hawaii â&#x2030;¤Locally grown . . . discover exciting choices and where to find them! â&#x2030;¤ Gardening enthusiast or just starting? See the CTAHR Master Gardeners for plants and seed purchase or a answers to your gardening question! â&#x2030;¤ Get a headstart for Halloween . . . new opportunities will be available for Maui . . . be the first to discover them! â&#x2030;¤ In the food business, get tips on food safety must dos and donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ts! Horticulture is a family event . . . something of interest for everyone! For more information on the demonstration schedule, check the Maui Fair website, www.mauifair.com or call the CTAHR Cooperative Extension office at 2443242, ext. 222.

Mahalo to Chairpersons Mae Nakahata & Warren Watanabe

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Valley Isle Bonsai Club Exhibit onsai originated in China approximately 1,700 years ago. This art form of miniaturizing a tree in a pot has subsequently spread to every nation of the world. The Valley Isle Bonsai Club exhibit will be in the War Memorial Gym. Several club members will be available to discuss bonsai shapes, tree types, aesthetic principles, etc., of a quality bonsai.

Mahalo to the Valley Isle Bonsai Club

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2013 Orchidland he exciting and brilliant world of orchids will be on display this year at Orchidland. Don’t miss this large beautiful and natural display of many colorful, exotic and different orchid varieties —the largest on Maui. The orchids will be displayed by genera. Five days in the making, it will be truly a labor of love by the members of the Maui Orchid Society. Be sure to stop by Orchidland in the War Memorial Gym and see the “flowering” of their love and labor. Judging will take place Wednesday morning before the fair. Information about the genera of orchids

will be posted in front of the different varieties of orchids, and knowledgeable volunteers will be available to answer questions. Escorted tours will also be offered for those interested in learning more about the growth, care and information regarding the orchid family. To find out more about orchids, other events of the Maui Orchid Society, or just to enjoy the beauty of the display, visit Orchidland. It’s a must-see for all! For more information on the Maui Orchid Society, please visit www.mauiorchid society.org.

Mahalo to Chairpersons Bert Akitake, Heidi Farmer, Rose Payba and all the Maui Orchid Society Volunteers for their support

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healthy keiki in a setting that promotes the importance of proper health and nutrition beginning at an early age. Mahalo to event sponsors: Ah Fooks Supermarket, Aloha Poi Factory, Cash n’ Carry Warehouse, GEICO, Lions Club International, HMSA, KPOA 93.5 FM, Maui Thing, Minit Stop, Mokulele Airlines, Pacific Media Group, Paradise Grill, Pukalani Superette, Red Door Portrait Design, Ruby Tuesday Hawaii, Takamiya Market, Round Table Pizza, Dental Assistance Program, University of Hawaii Maui College, The West Kaanapali Ocean Resort Villas, Maui Fair and Meadow Gold Dairies.

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Commercial Exhibits Advanced Pain Relief All in All Clothing Co. Aloha School of Massage Aloha Screen Doors Alternate Energy, Inc. Aroma Sensations Colors of Hawaii Crystal Clear Pro CUTCO Cutlery Department of Water Supply Diamond Wireless Dip Into Paradise Directv-Saynotocable.com Dura Tent/Gripstics 808 Crystal Therapy Earth Friendly Chargers GEICO Gerard Roofing Technologies Gods Breed Green Tea Hawaii Hawaiian Carpet One & Ceramic Tile Hawaii Energy Hoala Natural Pain Relief/Education Therapy Hokulea Infinite Aloe Island Accessories Island Style Collection

Kava Roots Legacy of Life Love is in the Hair Mandala Eco Homes.com Maui’s Gifts and Silver Maui Vibes Menehune Water Co. Microcom Na Leo Pulama O Maui Name Bracelets Natural Heat Hawaii Noble Gunz Oahu Gear Co. Oceanic Time Warner Cable Photovoltaic Power RainDrop808shoP.com Sit Means Sit Sunflower Gift Sun King Inc. Tropic Water Bottled Water Delivery 2 Sistahz University of Hawaii Aquaponics Project University of Hawaii Maui College Wisteria Lane Flooring XFT Young’s Jade & Gift

Photo Salon hether enthusiast or expert, the best photos taken by Maui County residents (primarily) in Maui and Hawaii during the past year are on display at the Maui Fair Salon of Photography in the War Memorial Gym. This year, browse monochrome/black & white, color, and “photo art” entries in Youth, Open and Expert divisions. You’ll also find amazing panoramic photos, up to 30 inches long. The Maui Fair Salon of Photography showcases local shutterbugs’ most prized photos whether photographed on film, or with a digital SLR, a point-and-shoot or even using an iPhone. It is one exhibit you won’t want to miss! Direct questions to John Hugg at 264-2557 or Randy Sherman at 385-8848.

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RoboTech FIRST Exhibition When: Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 5 & 6 Time: 2:30 and 5:30 p.m. Venue: Halia Nakoa Street fronting the War Memorial Gyn and Events Arena

xperience the incredible world of robotics — the amazing new world of science — and the inspiring youth that are helping lead this very important educational movement with Robotics. The Baldwin High School Robotics team will be working with a type of robot, “FIRST” (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) at this year’s Maui Fair. They’ll be doing two demonstrations with their disc-throwing robot programming it to strategically toss Frisbees into the crowds. Baldwin Robotics placed first for the second year in a row at the Hawaii Regional Robotics Competition, but also exceeded many of its goals off the field. Thank you to teachers Gary Suter, Steve Harmen, and Hannibal Starbuck who helped establish this great program at Baldwin High School.

AIA Maui LEGOTM Building Competition Saturday, October 5, 2013 Time: 10 to 11:30 a.m. Venue: Events Arena Everyone loves LEGOS! Watch 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 quality, and teamwork and work ethics. Sponsored by the Maui Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Robotic and Lego Events a production of:

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Community Service ithin the Hawaii Products & Services tent, you’ll find a variety of community service organizations sharing their information. Stop by and learn more about these helpful organizations that provide assistance to so many people on Maui.

Basketball Maui Calvary Chapel Central Maui Community Work Day Program Haleakala National Park Hawaii Job Corps Hawaii Bone Marrow Donor Registry Hawaii Health Connector Civil Air Patrol Hawaii Meth Project Lahainaluna Boarders Association UH Maui College Allied Health Department Maui County Parks – Ocean Safety Maui Police Department Maui Fire Department Subject to change without prior notice. Mahalo to Chairperson David Anzai

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Mahalo troops The Maui Fair Alliance and Committees gratefully acknowledge the members of our armed forces for their tireless efforts in defending our country. Their courageous acts provide us the freedoms we enjoy every day. We send our warmest aloha and mahalo to each and every one of these honorable individuals.

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Hobbies & Crafts

he Hobbies & Crafts (formerly Homemakers Exhibit) in the War Memorial Gym features extraordinary displays of handmade clothing, jewelry, scrapbook pages, and fabric, holiday and novelty crafts. All amateur crafters are invited to bring their entries to the gym between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 2. There are three divisions: Junior (K - 5th grade); Intermediate (6th to 12th grade); and Adult (after 12th grade). Don’t

forget to pick up your entries in the gym between 8:30 and 9 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2013. We are always looking for new ideas and direction. Email hobbiesandcrafts@ mauifair.com if you would like to share your ideas. Thank you Maui 4-H Clubs, Leaders and Members, ADK Retired Teachers, Baldwin High School Aloha Club and Eddie Yasui and the MCCC Workline.

Mahalo to Chairpersons Mae Omuro and Lydia Furomoto

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91st Maui Fair – People behind the scenes UH-Maui College Chancellor Clyde Sakamoto Honorary Fair Director 2013 Sherri Grimes Managing Director Board of Directors Avery Chumbley, President Floyd Miyazono, Vice President Leinaala Kihm, Secretary Grace Ishii, Treasurer Wayne Hikiji, Director Mike Silva, Director Fair Committee Chairpersons Tara Sabado, Accessibility Coordinator Val Guida, Bonsai Walter Ouye, Bonsai Roger Clow, Bonsai Dancine Takahashi, Cashier Gena Zablan, Cashier JoAnn Nikaido, Cashier Wayne Maeda, Commercial Exhibit David Anzai, Commercial/Hawaii Products Jon Omura, Electrician Alaka‘i Paleka, Entertainment Jamie Cordoza, Parade Yuki Lei Sugimura, Parade

Colleen Cluney, Events Arena Angie Haramoto, Exit Gates Judy Kodama, First Aid Emilou Alves, First Aid Gary Wasano, Food Concessions Duane Kim, Food Concessions Ryan Shibano, Food Concessions Ryan Ishikawa, Food Concessions Eddie Yasui, Grounds Coordinator Brian McCafferty, Grounds Service Mike Silva, Gymnasium Coordinator Mae Nakahata, Horticulture

Warren Watanabe, Horticulture Kris Galago, KSSA-Maui, Joy Zone Glenn Berce, Livestock & Poultry Robert Morreira, Livestock & Poultry Tauna Neerings, Girl Scouts of Maui, Lost Keiki Mike Silva, Gymnasium Coordinator Bert Akitake, Orchidland Heidi Farmer, Orchidland Rose Payba, Orchidland Hideo Takeuchi, Photo Salon John Hugg, Photo Salon Randy Sherman, Photo Salon

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Nagamine Photo Studio (Rick Shimomura & Maria Keau), Photography George Kaho‘ohanohano, Police Coordinator Joe Arias, Public Address/Sound/Stage Lights Carolyn Nishimura (Gilbert & Associates), Publicity Debbie Rasar, (Gilbert & Associates), Publicity Dancine Takahashi, Quality Control Gayle Fernandez, Ribbons/Tabloid Sales Bob Jones, Ribbons/Tabloid Sales Angie Abe, Student Art Wade Hondo, Student Art Norma Akima, Security Bishop Pahia, Security Hale Mahaolu, Special Fair Day Phyllis Kobayashi, Ticket Collecting Mike Yasak, Ticket Sellers James Kauhi, Transportation/Shuttle Robert Joseph, Transportation/Shuttle Derek Luna, Transportation Somxay Thammas, Web Department Kamehameha School Alumni, Ticket Collecting Mabel, Mae, Lydia & Lei, Hobbies & Crafts Committee

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SUPPORTING SPONSORS Maui Family Magazine Envisions Entertainment & Productions

SILVER Courtyard by Marriott THURSDAY SPONSOR OF THE DAY Minit Stop FRIDAY SPONSOR OF THE DAY Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. PARADE Hawaiian Airlines ENTRY TICKETS Maui Thing

FAIRGROUND DIRECTORIES Dorvin D. Leis SHUTTLE TRANSPORTATION GEICO FOOD COURT Premier Vision, Dr. Colleen Ichiyama-Kong BRONZE PepsiCo Mancini, Welch & Geiger LLP Maui Electric Co. ROBOTICS “FIRST” / AIA Maui LEGO® BUILDING COMPETITION Maui Oil Company First Wind

To our In-Kind Sponsors… A Special Mahalo!

COMPANY BANNER First Hawaiian Bank Towne Island Homes CORPORATE SPONSORS The Maui News Oceanic Time Warner Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center Hawaii Gas American Savings Bank Canon Business Solutions Envisions Entertainment & Productions Events on Maui Gilbert & Associates Kitagawa Towing Maui Bulletin Maui Family Magazine Menehune Water Co. Nagamine Photo Studio Robert’s Hawaii School Bus Inc. Airgas Service Rentals & Supplies The Dunes at Maui Lani Kitagawa Towing Kihei Ice KPOA 93.5FM Pacific Media Group KAOI Radio Group H. Hawaii Media

Each year many local companies 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 Police Department County of Maui Fire & Public Safety State of Hawaii — Highways Division FKS Rentals Hale Mahaolu — Special Fair Day Harmer Communications Maui Arts & Cultural Center State of Hawaii — Maui Community Corrections Center Work Line Maui Soda & Ice Works, Ltd. Pepsico University of Hawaii Maui College Valley Isle Pumping, Inc.

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