Maui Fair 2014

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A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR ALAN M. ARAKAWA Aloha kakou— This year marks the 92nd year of one of our community’s favorite events: the Maui Fair. The fair has been a favorite family tradition for several generations, and an important part of what makes Maui No Ka ‘Oi! As a beloved annual event, the Maui Fair is a special place where there’s something for everyone, from the parade to the ‘ono food, exhilarating rides, amazing entertainment, lively games, exhibits and more.

But possibly the most cherished aspect of the Fair is its role as a gathering place that gives all of us the opportunity to reconnect with family, friends and neighbors in such a fun and positive atmosphere.

This year’s theme, “It’ll Be A Fab Fair!” highlights the excitement that is the hallmark of the Maui Fair. Our County is grateful for the efforts of dedicated organizers and volunteers who put together this exceptional event for all to enjoy. And a huge Mahalo to all of the Maui Fair sponsors for their tremendous support—their commitment to our community is truly appreciated.

See you at the Maui Fair!

ALAN M. ARAKAWA Mayor, County of Maui

Aloha Maui from the Maui Fair Managing Director

On behalf of the Maui Fair Alliance, our Committee Chairpersons and hundreds of volunteers, I welcome you to a “A Timeless Tradition” the 92nd Maui Fair.

This year “It’ll be a Fab Fair!”

Through the years, the Fair and its association have continued to evolve and after 25 years in its current location we share with you many changes on the fairgrounds.

Rediscover your Maui Fair, as we 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 92nd Maui Fair. Discover an array of businesses, crafters and community services all under one roof—“The Products & Services Tent.” Indulge in our multi-cultural food court, a most popular area for all ages. 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, Bonsai, Photography and School Art…wall of praise and pride.

I share with you “Directors Signature Events at the Fair”; Robotics VEX Competition and this year VEX IQ Competition, and the well-known Lego Competition; we’re looking for the Best Chili on Maui at the 10th Annual Chili competition; our entertainment is guaranteed to give you

four days of the best lineup on this island when you step into the gates; in its fourth 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; bring your spirit on with the 5th Annual Spirit Showcase, or witness the most adorable keiki in our Healthy Baby Contest; and new this year…Get up, Get healthy as “It will be a glowing experience at the Fair,” Saturday evening gather in the Football Stadium and have a good ole fashion Fabulous Fun time…register in advance and come out to walk, run, crawl, skip, stroll or hop—all we want you to do is move! An Old School move to the groove time is what you’ll get at the 1st Annual Fab Fair Fun Run. As we celebrate our 92nd year, I want to say “Thank You” to our corporate sponsors, the County of Maui, State of Hawaii, our hardworking chairpersons and committees and most of all YOU, 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 92nd Maui Fair. . .“It’ll be a Fab Fair!!”

—Sherri Grimes Maui Fair Managing Director

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Welcome to the 92nd Maui Fair! Oct. 2 to 5, 2014 e are excited to have all of our friends and visitors join us for another great four days of “A Timeless Tradition” of fabulous fun, great entertainment, ono food, thrilling rides, homegrown exhibits, and a variety of products and services. The Maui Fair is THE community event where friends and family come together to enjoy a good time and fellowship.

Everyone looks forward to the Fair as it supports the County of Maui’s nonprofit and community groups through the fundraising they do at the Fair. None of this would be possible without ALL 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 an eventful time with moments you’ll treasure forever.

Come enjoy the sites and sounds of Maui’s FAB FAIR!!!

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HIGHLIGHTS Parade Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014 Sponsored by Hawaiian Airlines

Fair Hours Thursday, Oct. 2 5 to 11 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 3 5 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Oct. 4 10 a.m. to midnight Sunday, Oct 5 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Admission Adults - $7 (Sunday $5) Keiki - $3 (ages 5-11 yrs.)

(Sunday $2) Children 4 and under - Free

guests, assistants and volunteers were registered in advance.

Events Arena Presented by HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union

Parade starts at 4:30 p.m. sharp at Ka‘ahumanu Avenue entrance of UH Maui College, turns right on to Kanaloa Avenue and ends at the entrance to Maehara Baseball Stadium.

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, you can look forward to our own Maui talents, and a whole lot of fun!

Special Fair Day

FAB FAIR Fun Run

Friday Oct. 3, 2014 The Maui Fair has reserved Friday morning, Oct. 3, 2014, 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

become! Each participant receives a Fun Run T-shirt, entry into the Maui Fair, a chance to win a trip for two on Alaska Airlines (system-wide) and many other fun gifts. Check it out! Fun Run Entry information on Page 11 or www.mauifair.com.

Healthy Baby Contest Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 Promoting the health and wellbeing of Maui’s keiki, it’s the 15th Annual Maui Fair Healthy Baby Contest, on the Main Entertainment Stage. Check-in is at 9 a.m. Event begins at 10 a.m. and is presented by Mokulele Airlines and HMSA.

and cheer on your favorite elementary or high school team!

Venue: Baldwin High School Gymnasium.

Lego Competition 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 Baldwin High School Gym Come watch this fierce contest to see who can construct their building better and faster! Sponsored by AIA Maui.

Wristband Day Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 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 - no exchanges.

Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 VEX Robotics A brand-new activity comes to Competition the Maui Fair that’ll get every Friday through Saturday, participant a movin’ and a groovOct. 3-4, 2014 in’ to the tunes of the ’70s! Join The VEX Robotics Competithe FAB FAIR FUN RUN. Take tion game for the 2014-2015 Chili Cook-Off a lap or two or three or more. season is Skyrise, and the VEX Walk, run, crawl or stroll, whatIQ Challenge for the 2014-2015 Sunday, Oct.5, 2014 ever gets you moving. Every lap season is Highrise. Both were reWatch the 10th Annual Maui earns you a glow bracelet — the vealed at the 2014 VEX RobotDepartment of Fire and Public more you collect, the brighter you ics World Championship. Come Safety’s Chili Cook-off FundraisA Supplement of THE MAUI NEWS – Sunday, September 28, 2014 – Page S3

er from 5:30 p.m. at the Maui Fair’s EVENTS ARENA fronting the War Memorial Pool.

There will be an Open Category for the public to compete and judged by our firefighters. Winner receives a round-trip for two to any Alaska Airlines destination and a professional Chefs Exhibition judged by the general public for a People’s Choice award.

Come, make a donation and sample the Best Chili on this island.

Proceeds from samples will benefit the Shriner’s Children’s Hospital Patient’s Transportation fund.

2014 Cheer Spirit Showcase Sunday, Oct. 5, 2014 Cheering is from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the Entertainment Tent.

This event is not a competition, but an exhibition to showcase the spirited talents of our island cheerleaders. Featuring exciting performances by various Maui Allstar & High School Alumni cheerleaders. Hosted by Mackie Mac from Da Jam 98.3

Discount Ride Day & Fun Factory Day at the Fair Sunday, Oct. 5, 2014 Be one of the first 2,000 people through the gate on Sunday, Continued on next page

Continued from Page 3 and get in FREE courtesy of Fun Factory!

Also on Sunday, all rides are 3 coupons or less.

Exhibits Everyday!!!

See the following pages for details on exhibits like Horticulture, Bonsai, Hobbies & Crafts, Livestock & Poultry, Student Art, Photography, Orchids and more!

Alaska Airlines Explore More. Spend Less.

Alaska Airlines is proud to support the 92nd 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 connections to dozens of popular destinations like Las Vegas, Salt Lake City and Reno/Tahoe.

We were ranked highest in customer satisfaction among traditional carriers in North America, seven years in a row by J.D. Power and Associates.

Get the Alaska Airlines Visa Signature

credit card and get away with that someone special every year with the annual Companion Fare. Plus, get 25,000 Bonus Miles for you. For reservations and to sign up for our Insider newsletter to receive exclusive offers and deals, visit alaskaair.com.

Hawaii Energy lights up the Maui Fair Hawaii Energy is proud to sponsor the 92nd Maui Fair. As the energy conservation and efficiency program for Maui, Hawaii and Honolulu counties, we provide rebates, incentives and training to help Hawaii residents and businesses save energy and money on their electric bills.

We’re happy to help the Maui Fair reduce its energy usage by providing energyefficient lighting. Look around the fairgrounds for over 550 energy-saving lights guiding the way to food, games and fun!

With this simple change, the Fair will save an estimated $1,475 in electricity costs.

To find ways you can save energy, visit hawaiienergy.com.

Ka‘anapali Beach Hotel

Ka‘anapali Beach Hotel, Hawai‘i’s Most Hawaiian Hotel embodies the Hawaiian meaning of hospitality, ho‘okipa. Weaving together our Hawaiian heritage and our local lifestyle, we strive to care for our community in many ways.

This Year celebrating:

≤ 50 years of turning Hawaiian dreams into lifelong memories ≤ 24 years of Hula O Na Keiki ≤ 28 years of Po‘okela Service by Hawaiian Values ≤ 25 years with Family Services and Camp Imua ≤ 26 years of caring for Puehuehuiki Cemetery.

For more information, call 661-0011 or visit kbhmaui.com.

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 Community—we host the Visitor Industry Charity Walk, raising $939,821 and benefiting over 100 Maui County charities this year; and donate 25,000 pounds of rice to residents of Maui, Molokai & Lanai; Our Youth—we provide newspapers to schools, scholarships to students and administer a program titled the Academy of Hospitality & Tourism in three of Maui’s public high schools; 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 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 kamaaina alike.

Maui’s Visitor Industry, supporting our community today for a better tomorrow.

Mokulele Airlines Hawaii’s No.1 Island Hopper Mokulele Airlines is proud to sponsor the 92nd Maui Fair this October and would like to wish everyone a wonderful time.

Explore the neighbor islands via Hawaii’s low-cost and scenic airline.

Mokulele Airlines serves Honolulu, Kalaeloa Barbers Point in West O‘ahu, Moloka‘i, Lana‘i, Maui airports at Kahului, Kapalua, Hana, and Big Island airports Waimea-Kohala, and Kona.

Every seat is a window seat with amazing views as they fly over Pearl Harbor, Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head, shipwrecks, water falls, the highest sea cliff s in the world and volcanoes. You may even see whales during whale season. Mokulele offers over 120 daily flights to nine airports on five islands.

Booking flights is easy at www.mokuleleairlines.com, or call 866260-7070.

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Monsanto

Monsanto is a sustainable agriculture company dedicated to supporting farmers.

We help empower farmers to produce more with a softer environmental footprint —conserving more of Earth’s natural resources such as water and energy, with fewer inputs. Our more than 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 to people around the globe.

We strongly believe in being a good neighbor. We are proud to have been named one of the World’s Best Multinational Workplaces by Great Places to Work, and to have earned the VPP Star, OSHA’s highest safety designation. We are also pleased to be active volunteers and supporters of schools, nonprofits and Hawaii’s agricultural community. Visit us at www.monsantohawaii.com, and follow us on Facebook (Monsanto Hawaii) and Twitter (@monsantohawaii).

OceanicTimeWarner 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 2014, Oceanic will have a booth in the Commercial Exhibitors Tent where you can learn more about our new services such as Intelligent Home, TWC TV, Ultimate 100 speeds 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 make 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 1972. People remember the day Macy’s opened, watching as we built the south wing and erected our white canopy, listening to Israel “Iz” Kamakawiwo‘ole when he first performed on our stage.

And the center continues to evolve.

Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center is the only shopping center on Maui to offer free WiFi internet access. We’ve added an electric vehicle charging station. In the past few months we’ve welcomed new additions to the ‘ohana such as Vans, Zumiez and Charlotte Russe.

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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Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014 Emcee Alaka‘i Paleka 4:30 p.m. until pau Parade Commentators: Shane Kahalehau and Harley Tripp

James Kellogg Jr., daily

5 p.m.

Gates Open

6 to 6:20 p.m.

Zenshin Daiko

6:20 to 6:30 p.m.

Kalama Hawaiian Immersion

6:30 to 7 p.m.

Opening Ceremonies

7:15 to 8 p.m.

Ka‘anapali Beach Hotel Kupanaha Magic Show

8:30 to 9:15 p.m.

Mele Pono

Ka‘anapali Beach Hotel Kupanaha Magic Show 7:15 p.m.Thursday

9:45 to 10:45 p.m. Amazing Hypnotist James Kellogg 11 p.m.

Gates Close

FRIDAY, Oct. 3, 2014 Presented by KAOI Radio Group

5 to 5:45 p.m.

Omar and Rare Vibration 5 piece band

6 to 6:45 p.m.

Jack Gist and Friends

7 to 8 p.m.

Willie K

8:20 to 9:20 p.m.

Kevin Brown, John Keawe, Benny Uyetake (presented by Ken Burgmaier)

Chino LaForge and Power Up Comedy, 9:40 p.m. Friday

9:40 to 10:40 p.m. Chino LaForge and Power Up Comedy 10:45 to 11:45 p.m. Amazing Hypnotist James Kellogg Midnight

Gates Close

Supporting Sponsor: Evisions Entertainment & Productions

Jack Gist and Friends, 6 p.m. Friday

Subject to change without notice

Omar and Rare Vibration, 5 p.m. Friday

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Willie K, 7 p.m. Friday

Congratulations 92nd Maui Fair Whatever your financial needs are, we’ll be there for you.

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Park & Ride Shuttle Bus Service he Maui Fair is pleased to again offer FREE Park and Ride shuttle bus services from select satellite parking stations in Wailuku and Kahului and at 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 younger than 13 years old must be accompanied by an adult. No food, beverages, pets or standees are allowed on the shuttle buses at any time.

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Park and Ride 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) 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.

2014 Park and Ride Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center Shuttle Service For more information call, Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center Customer Service at 877-4325.

Bus Depot Location: 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. * Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center shuttles run approximately every 30 to 40 minutes.

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 Kristine Kim and Ryan Wong of Roberts Hawaii School Bus, Inc. and Todd Vines of Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center.Transportation Consultant, James Kauhi.

Fair time is family time!

Bring the `ohana to the fairgrounds and have fun!

Fairgrounds Road and Parking Lot Closures

Sept. 22 to Oct.10: ONE WAY traffic flow on Halia Nakoa Street (that’s the fairgrounds street). All traffic will enter from Baldwin High School down to the Fairgrounds. There will be no turning in from Kanaloa Avenue.

Sept. 29 to Oct. 5: Complete closure of Halia Nakoa - no thru traffic.

Sept. 29 to Oct. 5: Stadium Parking Lot closed to regular usage.

Reopens Oct. 6.

Oct. 2: Ka‘ahumanu Ave / Kanaloa Ave. 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.

Quality Control

Let’s keep our Fair Grounds neat and safe! Our hardworking Teens-on-Call will 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!

Mahalo to Chairperson Dancine Takahashi

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The volunteer nursing staff of Maui Memorial Medical Center along with the Hawaii Government Employees Association (HGEA) Unit 09 Nurses generously provide this service as part of their community outreach program. Stop by for a cold glass of water if you’re overheated, or get your blood pressure checked for free. The First Aid Station is located at the front of War Memorial Gym. Mahalo to Chairpersons Judy Kodama, RN, and Candyce Ornellas, RN, from Maui Memorial Medical Center

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Sponsored by:

Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 Presented by: H Hawaii Media 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Ekolu | 7:30 p.m. Sunday

Healthy Baby Contest hosted by KPOA

1 to 2 p.m.

Amy Hanaiali‘i

2:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Amazing Hypnotist James Kellogg

4 to 5 p.m.

Country Knights

5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Flat Jackson

7 to 8 p.m.

Jimmy Mac & The Kool Kats

8:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Marty Dread

10 to 11:30 p.m.

Amazing Hypnotist James Kellogg

Midnight

Gates Close

Amy Hanaiali‘i 1 p.m. Saturday

Jimmy Mac & The Kool Kats 7 p.m. Saturday

SUNDAY, Oct. 5, 2014 Presented by: KPOA 93.5 FM A division of Pacific Media Group

10 a.m.

Gates Open

10 to 11:30 a.m.

Cheer Spirit Showcase hosted

by Mackie Mac

Noon to 1 p.m.

Darren Benitez

1:30 to 2:30 p.m.

Ikaika Blackburn

3 to 4 p.m.

Amazing Hypnotist James Kellogg

4:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Nuff Sedd

6 to 7 p.m.

Kuana Torres Kahele along with hula from Halau O Ka Hanu Lehua, under the direction of Kamaka Kukona

7:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Ekolu

9 to 10:30 p.m.

Amazing Hypnotist James Kellogg

11 p.m.

Gates Close

Supporting Sponsor: Evisions Entertainment & Productions

Marty Dread 8:30 p.m. Saturday

Ikaika Blackburn 1:30 p.m.

Sunday

Flat Jackson | 5:30 p.m. Saturday

Subject to change without notice

“Bring your family to enjoy our 92nd traditional Maui Fair! Please support all the nonprofits that work hard to serve you. See you there!”

Mike Victorino Maui County Council Paid for by Friends to Elect Mike Victorino P.O. Box 3085, Wailuku, HI 96793

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War Memorial Complex 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.

Admission: Thursday – Saturday Oct. 2-4, 2014 • Adults - $7 • Keiki - $3 (ages 5-11 yrs.)

• Children 4 & under – Free Sunday – Oct. 5, 2014 First 2,000 entrants get in FREE courtesy of Fun Factory!

• Adults: $5 • Keiki: $2 (ages 5-11 yrs.)

• Children 4 & under – Free

DISCOUNT RIDES Wristband Day | Saturday, Oct. 4 • 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 Sunday Discount • All rides 3 coupons or less

Parking / Drop-off / Pick up Areas: • Little League Field #3 along Kanaloa Avenue (closer to stadium parking lot): “DROP-OFF / PICK UP” area ONLY – no parking.

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

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

Accessible Accommodations Options: • Accessible parking available on fairgrounds access through Baldwin gate down to War Memorial Gym parking lot, must have placard and authorized person in vehicle. All admission and parking fees apply.

• Accessible drop-off/pick up will be allowed through Baldwin gate down to War Memorial Gym parking lot bus drop-off wait area, parking will be available at the Baldwin parking lot.

All Admission and parking fees apply.

• MEO/Para-transit wait areas will be designated at the War Memorial Gym Parking lot. Individuals are responsible to coordinate with agency directly for ride coordination.

• Designated smoking area located along fence line of Gym Parking Lot (facing Baldwin High School Gymnasium).

• Please kokua, use recycling bins placed around the fairgrounds. www.mauifair.com twitter.com/MauiFair Facebook/MauiFair

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Maui Fair offers an array of fab cultural foods St. Anthony Jr./Sr. High School (Corn on the Cob; Frozen Yogurt) Central Maui Backers (Ice Cream; Sundaes; Floats) Covenant Power Church (Hawaiian Plate – Lau Lau, Kalua Pig, Chicken Long Rice, Squid Luau, Haupia, Rice or Poi; Saimin) Lodge - Maui Temple (Loco Moco) Unashamed Christians (Spaghetti & Meatballs w/ Garlic Bread) Maui Puerto Rican Association (Pastelle, Gandule Rice, Cod Fish Salad) Aikane O Halau Hula O‘Keola Ali‘iokekai (Shoyu Chicken Plate) Iao United Church of Christ (Lemonade; POG; Frosty Lemonade; Frosty POG) Mana‘o Hana Hou Radio (BBQ Pulled Pork Plate; Sandwich) Maui Economic Development Board (Crepes) Po‘okela Church (Orange Chicken Bowl) Lahaina Filipino Catholic Club (Marinated Boneless Fish Plate – Balut) Kahului Full Gospel Temple (Pork & Peas; Pork & Veggie Lumpia)

Lahainaluna Boarders (Panko Crusted Fish; Churros) Upcountry Baseball Club (Smoked Sausage Plate; Links) Kamehameha Schools Maui Hawaiian Ensemble (Poi Mochi) Maui High Band Boosters (Chili & Rice Plate or Bowl; Chili Hotdog; Hotdog w/ Bun) Badoquenos of Maui (Pork Adobo; Chicken Adobo; Banana Lumpia)

Christ the King - Filipino Club (Pansit) HP Baldwin High School Project Graduation (Fettucini Alfredo w/ Garlic Bread) Future Chefs of Maui (Waffle Cake w/ Ice Cream & Fruit Toppings) Wailuku Phillies Baseball (Teriyaki Beef Plate w/ Rice & Corn) Baldwin High School Boys Soccer (Super Nachos) King’s Cathedral & Chapel - Maui (S&S Spare Ribs; Fried Ice Cream; Fried Zucchini or Cheese) Boy Scouts of America (Pronto Pups) Pacific Pride Organization (Chicken Hekka) Maui United Soccer Club (Steak & Rice Plate, Baked Potatoes, Shave Ice) Kiwanis Club of Kahului (Dry Mein) Wailuku Hongwanji Mission (Chow Fun) Christ the King - Youth Ministries (Teppanyaki) Maui High Robotics (Turkey Leg Plate w/Corn & Rice; Single Drumstick; Double Drumstick)

Kahana Canoe Club (Smoked Meat Plate; Tub) Maui County Veteran’s Association (Flying Saucer) Maui Cheer Babes (Korean Chicken; Chicken Fried Bacon; Fried Rice) Special Olympics Hawaii (Poke Bowl w/ Rice; Boiled Peanuts; Ceviche w/ Chips) Maui Polynesian Tahiti Fete (Kalbi Ribs Plate; Cascaron) Lahaina Pop Warner (Teri Burger Sandwich) Baldwin High School - JROTC (BBQ Chicken) Na Hoaloha (Saimin Burgers; Walnut Shrimp) Kiwanis Club of Kahului (Malasadas) Central Maui Little League (Bottled Water) Maui Waena Band Boosters (Soft Drinks; Vitamin Water; Energy Drinks) St. Anthony School - Athletic Dept.

(Bottled Soft Drinks) Wailuku Union Church (Fountain Soft Drinks)

Mahalo to Chairpersons Gary Wasano, Duane Kim, Ryan Shibano and Ryan Ishikawa

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Maui Fair â&#x20AC;&#x201C; A Timeless Tradition for our â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;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 support in keeping the 92nd Maui Fair a smoke-free, drug-free and alcohol-free event for our families.

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the designated smoking area along the fence line toward the back outside of the Commercial Exhibit Tent.

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â&#x20AC;&#x201D;the only event of its kind in Hawaiiâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;is the time reserved for persons with disabilities, whose limitations preclude attendance at the Fair during regular operating hours, to have the opportunity to enjoy a slice of the Fab Fair experience. During the Special Fair time, selected rides and games, entertainment and a picnic lunch are available to the Special Guests free of charge. The Maui Fair, Hale Mahaolu, and donations from businesses and community organiza-

tions make this event possible. Space is limited.

All special guest, aides and volunteers must be registered in advance to receive a badge pass to enter the gate on Special Fair Day. Registration is complete for this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Special Fair Day. Thank you to those who donate their time, talents and monetary support to make the Special Fair Day a successful event. We look forward to a wonderful 25th Annual Special Fair Day 2014.

For more information, you may call the Special Fair Day line at 872-4130 or email mauispecialfair@gmail.com.

Mahalo to the Special Fair Day Committee

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Fab Fair Fun Run “Enjoy a Glowing Experience” There is still time to register: Now through Oct. 3; $25 Online at www.MauiFair.com or day of at War Memorial Football Stadium (5 to 6:15 p.m.)

Packet Pick Up: Wednesday, Oct. 1 at Maui Electric Co. Fun Run Time: 6:30 to 7:15 p.m.

Where: War Memorial Football Stadium What will participants experience?

“It will be a glowing experience at the Fair—Saturday evening as participants gather in the Football Stadium during Fair hours and have a good ‘ole fashion Fabulous Fun time. Whether you walk, run, crawl, skip, stroll or hop—you may just want to sit and that’s fine too—all we want you to do is move! An Old School move to the groove time is what you’ll get. As the clock ticks down from 45 minutes, each lap you take you’ll receive a GLOW bracelet…the more you collect, the brighter you become as a Fab Fair Fun Run participant.”

What is the Fab Fair Fun Run? The Fab Fair Fun Run event is a one-of-a-kind nighttime experience that is less about how fast you run and more about enjoying the music filled glowing course with your friends and family. For our events, we see participants of all different speeds, ages, shapes and sizes ready to GLOW. So whether you are a casual walker or an avid runner, The Fab Fair Fun Run invites you to come be a part of the fun. The Fab Fair Fun Run will also feature music as well as a DJ pumping out the latest top 40 dance mixes to keep you motivated.

Participants Runners and walkers register as individuals. All runners and walkers participating in The Fab Fair Fun Run will receive the following items: ≤ Fab Fair Fun Run T-Shirt (while supplies last) ≤ Glow items to ensure you glow on the course ≤ Entry to the 2014 Maui Fair ≤ One of the best glow experiences of your life ≤ ALL entries eligible for a drawing for Trip for Two on Alaska Airlines (system-wide)

Presented by: Supporting Sponsors:

Envisions Entertainment • First Hawaiian Bank • Maui Family Magazine • The Outlets of Maui, Lahaina Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014 Opening Night Ceremony 7 to 8 p.m.

Kamehameha Schools Hawaiian Ensemble with Kalei Aarona 8:15 to 9:15 p.m. Dane Fujiwara - Na Hoku Winner Friday, Oct. 3, 2014 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Zumba - Bailamos Con Brenda and Dane Fujiwara Jodi and the Flavas 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. “Ghost Blade Shadow Warriors” Art of the Ninja (a short play) 8 to 9 p.m.

Seabury Hawaiian Ensemble - Music and hula with Jon Toda 9:15 to 10:15 p.m. Luau Show - Legends of Ka‘anapali from Ka‘ananapali Beach Hotel Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Kalama Ukulele with Benny Uyetake 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. Andrew Molina - Classical Ukulele 8 to 9 p.m.

Maui Taiko 9:15 to 10:15 p.m. Christian Ray - Royal Kings (Christian Rap) Sunday, Oct. 5, 2014 5:30 to 7:45 p.m. 10th Annual Chili Cook-Off - Benefits Shriners Hospital for Children 8 to 9 p.m.

Kamehameha Schools Ukulele with Rama Camarillo

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9:15 to 10:15 p.m. Burn ‘n Love’s Darren Lee

Pre-Party Come to the Pre-Party for Taiko, Zumba and much more!

Presented by: Events on Maui and DaJAM 98.3 FM Sponsored by:

Kamehameha Schools Maui Ukulele Darren Lee

Supported by: Hoa‘aina Farm Services • Soccer Elite • Mokulele Airlines

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Grounds Services

Paint-A-Can competition barrels at the Maui Fair

inding where to properly throw your trash F and recyclables is an

Teens-on-Call/Teen Force Super Recycle Program educe—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 Malama Maui Nui (formerly Community Work Day). Recycle baskets are by each trash can. “Our fair going families are very good about placing recyclables in the baskets,” says Ikaika Kaina, Teenforce program assistant.

Teens-on-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

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dumpsters where very large amounts of recyclables end up from departing hotel visitors” according to Brian McCafferty, Recycle Maniac, Teens-On-Call. “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 base yard 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!

easy feat at the Maui Fair, thanks to Malama Maui Nui’s Paint-A-Can competition! Each year, Malama Maui Nui (Community Work Day Program) distributes brightly colored 55-gallon barrels to participating schools and youth organizations for the students to decorate with environmental messages encouraging the 3 R’s: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

With the paint sourced completely from Malama Maui Nui’s Paint Exchange program and the barrels donated

by Hawaiian Cane & Sugar and Maui Oil Company, the Paint-A-Can competition emphasizes the importance of putting litter in its proper place, as well as promoting the creative reuse of materials. All barrels at the Fairgrounds will be accompanied by wire baskets for collecting recyclables like water bottles and soda cans.

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Keeping recyclable material out of the trash can is one of the best ways to alleviate the burden on Maui County landfills.

The best decorated Paint-A-Can barrels will be on display aboard Malama Maui Nui’s float at the Fair Parade on Thursday. Once the Fair closes, all the barrels will be distributed for use at Maui County and state parks.

The Paint Exchange is a year-round service that offers a place for community members to drop off usable paint, which others can take free of charge. People may drop off their usable paint at the Malama Maui Nui baseyard Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. only; partially filled cans are accepted as long as the paint is still in good condition.

People needing paint can visit the baseyard during the same office hours.

For questions or more information, call Malama Maui Nui at 877-2524 or email info@cwdhawaii.org.

Lost Keiki Tent

Maui Fair 15th Annual Healthy Baby Contest Presented by: Mokulele Airlines and HMSA

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sign in at the Lost Keiki Tent. Your child 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 Avenue 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

Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Main Entertainment Stage on’t miss Maui’s cutest event, the Maui Fair 15th Annual Healthy Baby Contest presented by Mokulele Airlines and HMSA! KPOA Morning Goddess Alaka‘i Paleka will host as preregistered babies 12 to 30 months old show off their good health and fun personalities!

The Healthy Baby Contest gives proud parents the opportunity to showcase their healthy keiki in a setting that promotes the importance of proper health and nutrition beginning at an early age.

Mahalo to event sponsors: Mokulele Airlines, HMSA; Ah Fook’s Super Market; Aloha Poi Factory; Carlly L. Adams, DDS; Dani’s Catering; GEICO; Lions Club of Maui; Island Grocery Depot; KPOA 93.5 FM; Maui Ocean Center; Maui Thing; Pacific Media Group; Pukalani Superette; Red Door Portrait Design; Round Table Pizza and Paradise Grill; Takamiya Market; TJ’s Warehouse; UH Maui College, Dental Assisting Program; Westin Ka‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas.

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Mahalo to ourTroops 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.

Photo Salon 2014 hether enthusiast or expert, the best photos taken by Maui County residents (primarily) in 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 and Open divisions, and in the Expert division as well. You’ll also find amazing panoramic photos, up to 30” long. The Maui Fair Salon of Photography showcases local shutterbugs’ most prized photos, and is one exhibit you don’t want to miss!

Direct questions to John Hugg at 808-264-2557.

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Horticulture Section

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 on Wednesday, Oct. 1 from 4 to 7 p.m., or Thursday, Oct. 2, from 7 to 9:30 a.m.

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us in celebrating Cooperative Extensive Service’s anniversary through a series of “Eat and Learn” sessions.

A sampling of sessions includes:

Plant Medicines ≤ Egg Safety ≤ Identifying a good cup of Joe ≤ Making herb oils safely

Get to taste

Mahalo to Chairpersons Randy Sherman, John Hugg & Hideo Takeuchi

Exotic fruits ≤ Kiawe honey ≤ Maui coffees

Mahalo to Chairpersons Mae Nakahata & Warren Watanabe and the Staff of CTAHR

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10th Annual Chili Cook-Off Benefit Featuring professional and amateur chefs he ever popular Maui County Fire Department Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser will be held on Sunday, Oct. 5 starting at 5:30 p.m. In the Events Arena. 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 there will be two categories. The Open Category for amateurs. Bring in your favorite Chili Recipe and our firefighters will judge. Please preregister at www.mauifair.com to receive your entry number and a gate pass. There will be a registration fee. The winner of the Open Category will win a Trip for Two on Alaska Airlines (system-wide.)

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tion will highlight our island chefs on making the Best Chef Category Chili. The public is invited to sample these delicious creations for a small donation and vote for their favorite dish. With a special People Choice Award, one of the participating chefs will receive $500.

Thank you to event sponsors, Maui County Farm Bureau and Alaska Airlines.

Supported by Mokulele Airlines.

For more information, contact: Sherri Grimes, Managing Director: Sherri@Maui Fair.com or 808.280.6889 Visit us at www.mauifair.com, twitter.com/mauifair or on Facebook.

Each entry fee of $25 and all proceeds will be donated to Shriners Hospital on behalf of Maui County Fire Fighter’s Relief Association.

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Hobbies & Crafts f you enjoy making clothing articles, holiday items and/or other crafts, you’re invited to participate in the Hobbies and Crafts (formerly Homermakers Exhibit) at the 92nd Maui Fair, Oct. 2 to 5. The exhibit list is available at the Cooperative Extension Service Office, Ben Franklin in the Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center and at the Maui Fair office in the

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War Memorial Gymnasium parking lot.

You can also download from www.mauifair.com All entries must be registered on Wednesday, Oct. 1 at the War Memorial Gym, in Wailuku from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. For more information, call the Maui Fair office at 808-242-2721.

School Art Exhibit

t’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.

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Mahalo to Chairpersons Wade Hondo, Angie Abe and all the Teacher Volunteers

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VEX Robotics Competition andVEX IQ Challenge Friday through Saturday, Oct. 3 to 4, 2014 he VEX Robotics Competition and VEX IQ Challenge, presented by the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation, are the ultimate STEM activity for elementary through high school students.

Each year, an engineering challenge is presented in the form of a game. Students, with guidance from their teachers and mentors, use the VEX Robotics Systems to build innovative robots designed to score the most points possible in qualification matches and into the elimination matches. Skills Challenges are also available for each where teams try to earn the highest score possible on their own in both human operated and fully autonomous modes. In addition to having a great time and building amazing robots, through their participation with VEX Robotics and their work within their team, students will learn many academic and life skills.

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The VEX Robotics Competition game for the 2014-2015 season is Skyrise and the VEX IQ Challenge for the 20142015 season is Highrise. Both were revealed at the 2014 VEX Robotics World Championship.

AIA Maui LEGOTM Building Competition Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 Time: 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Venue: Events Arena

Livestock and 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, learning to gently handle small animals like rabbits and guinea pigs. You can help our expert to spin yarn using natural animal fibers While you’re there, sign up to win 100 pounds of Maui-raised beef — one lucky winner will be drawn each day! Sponsored by Maui Cattlemen’s Association and Hawaii Beef Council.

Mahalo to exhibit sponsors Nobriga Ranch, Maui Soda & Ice Works, Maui Cattlemen’s Association, 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.

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judged on various elements including presentation, aesthetics, structural integrity, spatial quality, and teamwork and work ethics.

Sponsored by: Maui Chapter of the American Institute of Architects

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Mahalo to Chairpersons: Glenn Berce, Robert Morriera and Jacob Tavares

VEX Robotics and Lego Events a production of: Events on Maui Sponsored by:

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Maui Fair Products & Services Wai Life Native Armor Maui Hidro Fusionz Island Style Collections 808 Owned Maui Auto Parts Mana Girl Jewelry & Collections 808 Crystal Therapy Hawaii Energy Connection ACS Enterprises LLC Pilialoha Keiki Rampant Lion LLC Maui Solar Project Tiroli Investment LLC

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Kenna Kai Jewelers Hokulea Hawaii Hunters LLC Dept. of Water Supply Beauticontrol Healthy by Divine Design Hawaii Energy Smart D&M Satelitte Solutions, Ltd. Diamond Wireless Maui Windows and Doors Punana Leo o Maui Citizens Against the Maui County Farming Ban Monsanto Hawaii * Subject to change without prior notice

Community Service Exhibits Basketball Maui Haleakala National Park Lahainaluna Boarders Association Malama Maui Nui (CWD) Calvary Chapel Central Maui Islands Hospice

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Orchidland 2014

he exciting and brilliant world of orchids will be on display this year at Orchidland. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss this large beautiful and natural display of many colorful, exotic and different orchid varietiesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;the largest on Maui. The display, five days in the making, 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 â&#x20AC;&#x153;floweringâ&#x20AC;? of their love and labor.

Judging will take place Wednesday morning before the fair.

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teers 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. To find out more about orchids, other events of the Maui Orchid Society, or just to enjoy the beauty of the display, visit Orchidland and let a volunteer know if we may be of service.

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a must-see for all!

For more information on the Maui Orchid Society, please visit www.mauiorchidsociety.org.

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

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92nd Maui Fair – People Behind the Scenes George Kaho‘ohanohano, Police Coordinator Joe Arias, Public Address/Sound/Stage Lights Carolyn Nishimura (Gilbert & Associates), Publicity Linda Cabral, (Gilbert & Associates), Publicity Autumn Wigley, (Gilbert & Associates), Publicity Gayle Fernandez, Ribbons/Tabloid Sales Bob Jones, Ribbons Angie Abe, Student Art Wade Hondo, Student Art Norma Akima, Security Bishop Pahia, Security Teryce Dadian, Special Fair Day Stacey Fukuda, Special Fair Day Roy Katsuda, Special Fair Day Kehaulani Feagai, Special Fair Day Phyllis Kobayashi, Ticket Collecting Kamehameha School Alumni, Ticket Collecting Mike Yasak, Ticket Sellers James Kauhi, Transportation Robert Joseph, Transportation Kristine Kim, Roberts Hawaii Ryan Wong, Roberts Hawaii Somxay Thammas, Web Department Mabel, Mae, Lydia & Lei - Hobbies & Crafts Committee

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 David Thyne, All Hazard Incident Management Team Roger Clow, Bonsai Dancine Takahashi, Cashier & Quality Control Gena Zablan, Cashier JoAnn Nikaido, Cashier David Anzai, Products & Services Wayne Maeda, Products & Services Jon Omura, Electrician and WASA Electric Team Craig Murakami, WASA Electric Yuki Lei Sugimura, Healthy Baby Contest & Parade Jamie Cordoza, Parade Alaka‘i Paleka, KPOA and Pacific Media Group, Entertainment H. Hawaii Media, Entertainment KAOI Radio Group, Entertainment Ashley Takitani Leahey, Entertainment Coordinator Matthew Snyder, Fab Fair Fun Run

Colleen Cluney, Events Arena Angie Haramoto, Exit Gates Scott English, Fire Prevention Bureau Judy Kodama, RN, First Aid Candyce Ornelles, RN, 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 Jacob Tavares, Livestock & Poultry Glenn Berce, Livestock & Poultry Robert Morreira, Livestock & Poultry Tauna Neerings, Girl Scouts of Maui, Lost Keiki Bert Akitake, MD, Orchidland Heidi Farmer, Orchidland Rose Payba, Orchidland Hideo Takeuchi, Photo Salon John Hugg, Photo Salon Randy Sherman, Photo Salon Nagamine Photo Studio (Rick Shimomura & Maria Keau), Photographers

*Subject to change without prior notice.

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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PROUD TO SUPPORT 92 YEARS OF ALOHA! A Supplement of THE MAUI NEWS – Sunday, September 28, 2014 – Page S19

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Mahalo to our sponsors Mahalo to our sponsors for their generous contributions.

Please thank them by patronizing their businesses.

EVENTS ARENA PRESENTING SPONSOR HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union EVENTS ARENA Supporting Sponsors: First Hawaiian Bank The Outlets of Maui, Lahaina

ENTERTAINMENT TENT Alaska Airlines

FAIRGROUND DIRECTORIES Dorvin D. Leis

PLATINUM Maui Hotel & Lodging Association Monsanto Company Mokulele Airlines

FUN RUN “GLOW” Takitani Agaran & Jorgensen GEICO

SILVER Courtyard by Marriott Burger King FRIDAY SPONSOR OF THE DAY Alexander & Baldwin, Inc

FUN RUN STOP Hoa‘aina Farm Services Soccer Elite FOOD COURT Premier Vision, Dr. Colleen Ichiyama-Kong BRONZE PepsiCo

PARADE Hawaiian Airlines ENTRY TICKETS Minit Stop Subway Skyline Eco-Adventures

VEX ROBOTICS / AIA MAUI LEGO® BUILDING COMPETITION Maui Oil Company First Wind Maui Electric Company

CORPORATE SPONSORS The Maui News Oceanic Time Warner Cable Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center Canon Business Solutions Envisions Entertainment & Productions Events on Maui Fukumoto Engineering Gilbert & Associates Hawaii Energy Mancini, Welch & Geiger LLP Makani Olu Ranch Maui Bulletin Maui Family Magazine Menehune Water Co. Nagamine Photo Studio Roberts Hawaii School Bus Inc. Airgas Service Rentals & Supplies The Dunes at Maui Lani Kitagawa Towing Kihei Ice Ka‘anapali Beach Hotel Burn’n Love American Saving Bank KPOA 93.5FM Pacific Media Group KAOI Radio Group H. Hawaii Media

To our In-Kind Sponsors . . .

A Special Mahalo!

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 Hale Mahaolu – Special Fair Day Harmer Communications Maui Arts & Cultural Center State of Hawaii – Maui Community Correctional Center Work Line Maui Soda & Ice Works, Ltd. PepsiCo University of Hawaii Maui College Valley Isle Pumping, Inc. Maui Carpenters Union

UPTOWN FOODMART & CAR WASH Family owned and operated for 61 years

Happy 92nd to the Maui Fair Your favorite snacks & beverages... convenience with a smile!

2085 Main Street Wailuku

Ono daily lunch specials!

244.0869

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