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1985--. --------tIo , awaii

22nb ~nnual;ffierrit ;ffionanb 1'estibal

lJNIV Of HAW~1lHAMILTON UBRARY

HAW EPHEMERA

UI'IIV. OF HAWAIIHAMILTON LIBRARY

HAWN EPHEMERA

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f+otn1m bodf" prin'''/ by HAWAIl PRINTING CORPORATION

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I RULERS of the MERRIE MONARCH FESTIVAL

~Moi" Kane - FRITZ KUA III ~

, MoY Wahine - PAULA A N IOPA REZENTES ~Wf'

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The Alii' all left behind them perpetual monuments to the lovethey bore their people.

Pnncess Pauahi s interest was tn Hawai 't" s young people. To thatend, she made them her heirs through the Kamehameha &hools forBoys and Girls.

King Kamehameha I V and Queen Dowager Emma always helduppermost in their minds, the welfare of their people. Their crowningachievement was the Queen s Hospital

King Lunalilo lift his large landed estate to the ''poor, destituteand tnfirm people of Hawaiian blood" - Lunalilo Home.

King David Kalakaua catalyzed the Hawaiian culturalrenaissance of the last quarter of the 19th century. His impact is stdlfelt today, for the inspiration for Hawai i' s present-day culturalresurgence can be traced to his reign. His active pursuit of the ancientchants was perhaps the most important factor tn the revival andperpetuation of the oli and the hula.

Hawaiian music was the chief benefietary of this dynamic culturallife, for it encouraged aspinng Stngers and composers, instrumentalistsand dancers, chanters and poets.

While he urged the preservation of Hawaiian traditions, he alsoencouraged the adaptation ofnew art forms introducedfrom the West.The best examples are: the "ukulele he promoted as a Hawatianinstrument and the hula ku 't". "

Equally tnterested in the welfare of the people, Queen ConsortKapiolani later willed her fortune to found and maintain a maternityhome, namely Kapiolani Children s Hospital

Leleiohoku and Pnncess Likelike, brother and sister of KtngKalakaua, w~re accomplished musicians and composers. Their com­positions still live on.

Queen Ltli 'uokalani was the most accomplished musician andcomposer of all her family. Two beautiful songs which live today inworld affection: ''Aloha (k" and "The Queen sPrayer. "

She spent her later years worktng for the welfare of her people.Her large estate was left for the care and protection of Hawatianorphans: Queen Ltli'uokalani Chtldren s Center-Ltli'uokalani Trust.

Pnnce Kuhio Kalamanaole Ptikoi, better known as Prince Cupid,was elected delegate to Congress. He won the hearts of his Congress­men, and tn 1920, the Hawatian Rehabilitation Btll, known as "TheHawatian Homes Commission Act'~ was passed. He also organizedthe HaWaiian Civic Club.

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Schedule of EventsS DAY, APRIL 7 - MOKUOLA "COCO UT ISLA D"

11:00 a.m. The Paradise Band12·00 noon Lynn Flore Trio1:00p.m. King Street Band2·00 p.m. The Lim Family3:00p.m. The Freita Brothers4:00 p.m. Kaipo Lilikoi Harris

o DAY, APRIL 8 - SATURDAY, APRIL 13EXHIBITS/DEMO STRATIONS "HAWAIIAN ARTS A D CRAFTS"Wailoa Center 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Display: Hawaiian Quilts, Hawaiian PhotographyDemonstrations: Hawaiian Crafts

Ktloluma Room, Naniloa Surf Hotel 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Feather Leis, Hawaiian jewelry, Hawaiian Quilts, Lauhala Hat

BUTLER BUILDING, Hoolulu Complex Wednesday, April 10 - Saturday, Apnl139:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Haku Leis, Coconut Crafts, Lauhala Hats & Crafts, etc.

MOOHEAU PARK - Saturday, April 13 - 8:00 a.m.Hawaiian Craft Fair

OONDA Y SHOWS AT 'A 1LOA SURF HOTEL

ED ESD Y, APRIL 10 (Doors open at 5:30 p.m.)6:30 p.m. Hawaii County Band7:00 p.m. Enter Royal Court7:15 p.m. Charle K.L. Davis (singing anthems)7:30p.m. jOH Y LUM HO & HIS POLYNESIA REV E

THURSDAY, APRIL 11 (Doors open at 5:30 p.m.)6:00 p.m. Enter Royal Court6:15 p.m. ational anthems6:30 p.m. Introduction of Kumu Hula/judges/Dignitaries7:00 p.m. MISS ALOHA H LA

FRIDAY, APRIL 12 (Doors open at 4:30 p.m.)5:45 p.m. Enter Royal Court5:55 p.m. National anthems6:00 p.m. Kane & Wahine Hula Kahiko

SATURDAY, APRIL 13 (Doors open at 4:30 p.m.)10:30 a.m. Royal Parade5:30 p.m. Royal Court enters5:45 p.m. National anthem6:00 p.m. Kane & Wahine Hula Auwana

Grogge ShoppeHO(OPI'I BROTHERS - KEKUA FERNA DES­

SEVEN SEAS LUAU HOUSEWednesday, Apn"/lO - Saturday, Apn"/lJ. 4:00 p.m. - midnight

Sunday, Apri/14 12·00 noon - 6:00p.m.

CROW ROOM - 'A ILOA SURF HOTEL12·00 midnight - 3:00 a.m.

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I walani Vi'lJeirosPUKALA I HULA HALE

&wahine CabanilloTHE LADIES OF KAHA AKEALOHA

Healani YounTHE LADIES OF KE'ALA '0 KA LAUWA'E

Kailinoe 'okaloni KawamotoKEOLALA LA I HALA OLAPA'0 LAKA

Keolomai 'okaloni TanouyeMISS H LA·MAUI

Kalolo T.HUI '0 KAMALEI

22nd A VAL MERRIE MO RCH FESTIV L

Miss Aloha HulaContestants

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Punlilia MauricioHALA '0 WAIMEA

Kauilani KeahiH LA HAL U '0 KAWAILI' LA

ot pictured:

EllUlani II Po 'omaikai LumKAULA:"A NA P A '0 HAWAII

Joann KawaiPUA ALI'I 'ILIMA

Kathy Leilani CookK ' IPO OHA, A '0 KALEPO 'I

Kawehilani PalapalaKA A KJLIH NE

Kaili TraskPUKAIKAPUA'OKALANI

Malum~/uDunlapHULA HALAU '0 KAMUELA

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Past Contest Winners1971

hi Solo - Miu Aloha HulaAloha Wong (Ktolalaulani Hula SIUdio, Konrohr, Oahu)

Group Hula (lsi) Pauline Kekahuna & Her Hauoli Group

1972Anciml Group

Johnny Lum Ho Hula Studio (E Luna E Ka Hale Kai)Mod"" Group Johnny Lum Ho Hula Studio (Kawika)

Implmtmls Group Puamana Hula Studio (Heeia)

1973Hula Kiihiko I Hula Auwano IImplmtmls I O1xrall Winnn

Pauline Kekahuna & Her Hauoli GroupMirs Aloha Hula

Miss Ka1ani Ka1awa (Louise Kaleiki Hula Studio)

1974Hula Kiilziko Louise Kaleiki Hula Studio

Hula Auwano Louise Kaleiki Hula StudioHula Implnnmls Louise Kaleiki Hula Studio

Mirs Aloha Hula Dee Dee Aipolani

1975Hula K31tiko (lid hi plaa)

'Ilima Hula StudioPauline Kekahuna & Her Hauoli Group

Hula Auwano 'Ilima Hula StudioImplnnmls Keolalaulani Hula Studio

Miss Aloha Hula Leimorni Maria

1976Hula Kiihilto 'Ilima Hula StudioHula Auwana Alicia K. Smith

Mak Ca/~gory Na Kamalei 0' LililehuaO1xraU Group 'Ilima Hula Studio

1977Hula Kiihiko I O1xraU (Kan~ Division) Hiilau 0' Kekuhi

Hula Auwano (Kon~ Di'lJi.sion) l a KamaleiHula Kiihiko (WahiM Division) a Pualei 0' Ka Likolehua

Hula Auwana (WahiM Divirion)Johnny Lum Ho Hula Studio

O1xrall a Pualei 0' Ka LikolehuaMiss Aloha Hula

Pualani Chang (Pukaikapuaokalani Studio)

1978Hula KDhilto I Hula Auwano I OJxrall (Kon~ Division)

\\'aimapunaHula KDhilto Johnny Lum Ho Hula Studio

Hula Auwano :-':a Pua Lei 0' LikolehuaOun-all :-':a Pua Lei 0' Likolehua

Aliu Aloha Hula Regina Makaikai Igara hi

1979Hula KDhiko (KoM Di'lJi.sion) Nli Wai Eh:t '0 PunaHula Auwano I O1xraU (KaM Divirion) Waimapuna

Hula Kiihiko (WahiM Di'lJi.sion) Hauoli Hula StudioO1Nrall (Wahin~ Divirion) Hauoli Hula StudioHula Auwano (Wahin~Di'lJi.sion) (ti~d hi plaa)

a Pualei '0 Likolehua, Hauoli Hula StudioMiss Aloha Hula Jody lmehana Mitchell (Maui)

1980Hula KBhilto (Kan~ Division) Waimapuna

Hula Auwano (Kon~ Division) Na Wai Eha '0 PunaO1xraU (Kon~ Division) (Ii~d lsi plaa)Waimapuna, Nli Wai Ehli '0 Puna

Hula Kiihiko (WahiM Division) (liLd hi plaa)Hauoli Hula Studio, Johnny Lum Ho Hula Studio

Hula Auwana Johnny Lum Ho Hula StudioOun-ail Johnny Lum Ho Hula Studio

Mirs AloM HulaKaula Kamahele Uohnny Lum Ho Hula Studio)

1981Hula Kohiko I Hula Auwano I O1xrall (Kon~ Division)

a Wai Eh-a '0 PunaHula Auwano (Wahin~Divirion) (lid lsi plaa)

Johnny Lum Ho Hula Studio, I-ralau '0 NIl Maoli PuaHula K4hilto I O1xrall (WahiM Divirion)

Halau '0 li Maoli PuaMirs AloM Hula

Brenda Alidon Uohnny Lum Ho Hula Studio)

1982Hula Kiihilto I Hula Auwana I OJxrall (Kon~ Division)

Hula Hiilau 0 Ka Va Kani LehuaUohnny Lum Ho Hula Studio)

Hula Kiihiko (Wahin~ Division) Halau Mohala IlimaHula Auwano HaIau '0 Kahanuola

Oun-aU Hula Hlilau 0 Ka Va Kani LehuaMirs Aloha Hula

Dayna Kanani Oda (Hula Hiilau 0 Ka Va Kani Lehua)

1983Hula Kiihilto I Hula Auwano I OJxrall (Kon~ Division)

Hula Halau 0 Ka a Kani LehuaHula Kiihiko I Hula Auwano I O1xrall (WahiM Divirion)

Hula Hiilau 0 Ka a Kani LehuaMiss Aloha Hula

Geola Pua (Hula Hlilau 0 Ka a Kani Lehua)

1984Hula Kiihiko I Hula Auwano I OJxrall (Kon~ Di'lJi.sion)

Nli" ai Ehli '0 PunaHula Kiilziko I Hula Auwano I O1xrall (Wahin~ Divirion)

Halau Mohala 'IlimaMiu AloM Hula

Twyla Vlulani :v1endez (Hauoli Hula Halau)

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Hula Contest Songs(]{A E DIVISIO :,)

AL 0 H W 1'1The Waves ofHawai'i

Fia mai ka nalu mai Hawai~'Kuauli mar:

Hah nu 'anu 'a ka nalu i ,\faui IhilLzumaewa.P(lj>O~' ka nalu i O'ahu-jVui-a-La~la'i.

Wawa ka nalu i Kaua'i ii Olo-i-mehani.'A 'ohe rlarla ko nolu e Kekolukoluokewa.

Kil mar; kn moi ko nolu.Popo'i koi uli, koi ko '0.

Aia ka nalu 0 Hrua i Kahiki-mat~ 'eka.m kaua ka nalu"O Hawai'i-Mti-Kuauli,

E haki kuapa ana i Huia i Pi~Jzonua.

IIi k7J nalu i Kanu'Okomol1U '0 IVailikea ia.&i 'owe 'owe ka nalu "0 Punahoa.

A kle ka nalu 0 Puala i Pu 'ueo.Kau aku k'O papa i ka nalu 0 Kapo 'ai,E he'e ana mai ka wai aku ii Honoli'i.

Eia ko nalu he'e pu 'ewai la i Papa'ikou.

Lou ka nalu 7; 'un IUinoka i Pahoehoe,Heihei pu no me lUi Pai'ea.

E hOpapa ana i ka ,ralu he to pu 'ewai'O J{/aipi '0.Hiki 'iipul1i ka nalu'O ,'raliu i Halelua.

Ki'eki'e rluna ka nalu ii Kumoho Na'Ohaku.He pana nalu ko Puakea, aia no i kakka.

He'e mai ka nalu 0 HuihO, ka 'alo i Ki'ikau.Hu eka nu 'a -0 ko nalu i • a 'ohulelua.

Hakipa ILzla 0 &makai'a a ma 'Auhaukea'l:Lele ka nalu i Kamoa, kau duna 0 Pu 'u.

I Iere come the urf from Hawai'i of the verdantcountry ide.

The urf rna es and breaks at ;\laui Ihilaumaewa.The urf breaks at O'ahu-. 'ui-a-La'ila'i.The surf roars at Kaua'i of Olo-i-mehani.Your urf i not there, Kekalukaluokewa.The surf loom forth, loom forth.The dark urf, the rough surf break.There our surf is at Kahiki-mai-'eka.For the two of us the surf of Mighty Hawai'i of the

verdant countryside,Breaking and dashing at Huia in Pi'ihonua.Your wave come aground at Kanuokamanu of Waiakea.A rustling urf is the wave of Punahoa.And the surf of Puala leaps at Pu'ueo.Your board mount the surf of Kapo'ai,Surfing from the waters of Honoli'i.Here i your wave for surfing toward the mouth of the

tream at Papa'ikou .. 'umerou are the waves of the urfers at Laupahoehoe,Racing together with Pai'ea' (waves).Striving for the wave to take you to the and of Waipi'o.The urf of ;\laliu urround at Halelua.The urf of Kiimoho ~a'ohaku rise high.A celebrated urfing spot is Puakea, there by the tidepools.The urf of Huihli runs past I(j'ikau.The buildup of waves washes out upon ~'ohulelua.

The urf of Kamakai'a strikes obliquely at 'Auhaukea'e.The urf leaps at Kamoa, come a hore at Pu'u.

(WAHl E DlVlSlO )

HE I OA LEI 0 KA Mo'lwAHI E KAP1'OLANIA Name Chant Honoring the Queen Kapi 'olani

Aia i ka 'opua ko lei nani.'0 ke 1111umue pipio iluna

Ha 'aheo i ka mea ua li'rli 'i.Aweawe 'ula i ka maka 0 ke ao,

A he like a like me ka 'onohr;Me ka punohu 'ulLz i ka malie,Ke hOli'a mai la e ka noe anu,

Me ke alLz ko 'i'ula ko'iaweawe,lumlihiehie i ka ua noe,

I ka 'Ehukai 0 KnlLznilz7iko 1.A he kahiko ia no io ner;

oka pua kapu i ka 'iu ii uno,I kukupu a pua ma ka Hikina,

I uwe i Hawai'i moku 0 Keowe,'Uo kau a'e la i Makanoni,

I kohi a ka I;; i puka mai ai.Kama ka hana a Hanokauluo

I ka '5Iiko pua i ka malie.Ho ~na ke Li~' nona ko ler;

'0 Kopi 'oloni i ko 'iu 0 ko moku.

There high upon the horizon clouds is your lei of adornment.The rainbow arches aboveVaunting the gentle mist.Red beams at the first dawn,Like the eye of the sun,Like the red ri ing mist in the calm,The cold mi t and the rainbow-hued rain,The column of light rain are all pathway of remembrance,

ttractively arrayed in the misty rain,In the ea pray of K'iilanihako'i.It i a plendor befitting thi one,The sacred off pring of the highest heaven of Lono,Budding and flowering in the Ea t,Diffu ing over Hawai'i, island of Keawe,Placed high above ;\1akanoni,

t the place where the sun emerge.Proud i HanakauluaAt the erene budding.Sing the prai es for the Chides whom thi honors,Kapi'olani of the highest realm of the i land.

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Kane & Wahine HulaSaturday, Apnl13, 1985

HULAAUWA A

15. LILI'U EI-ralau '0 Nfl Maoli Pua / Kumu Hula: Mae LoebensteinlAlicia Smith, Honolulu, Oahu

16. PUA BE STILLHula I-ralau '0 Kahikilaulani / Kumu Hula: Ray Fonseca, Hilo, Hawaii (kane)

17. KU'ULEI LEHUAPukalani Hula Hale / Kumu Hula: ina Maxwell, Pukalani, Maui

18. KE KIHEI '0 MAPUHalau Mahala 'Ilima / Kumu Hula: Mapuana de Silva, Kailua, Oahu

19. HUALALAIKaulana a Pua '0 Hawaii / Kumu Hula: Ehulani Lum, Hayward, California (kane)

20. HOLOLIO A A A PA.'D RIDERLadies of Kahanakealoha / Kumu Hula: Frank Palani Kahala, Honolulu, Oahu

21. HA OHANO 0 '0 HAWAI'Ioelani Hula Halau / Kumu Hula: oelani Canon, Honolulu, Oahu

22. '0 KALE A KAIThe Ladies of Ke'ala '0 IGi Lauwa'e / Kumu Hula: Darrell Lupenui, Aiea, Oahu

23. NOlALamalani Hula Academy / Kumu Hula: Lahela Kaaihue, Honolulu, Oahu (kane)

24. PA I'AUHula I-ralau '0 Kawaili'ula / Kumu Hula: Chinky Mahoe, Kailua, Oahu

25. HE PUA WEHIWA/HA'AHEO11 Hula '0 La'i Kealoha / Kumu Hula: Elaine Kaopuiki, Lanai City, Lanai

26. ALOHA PUA MELIAHula Halau '0 Kamuela / Kumu Hula: Paleka Leina'ala Mattos, Waimanalo, Oahu

27. KA PUA U'IHui Ho'oulu Aloha / Kumu Hula: Cy Bridges, Laie, Oahu

28. Medley of Maui SongsNil Wai Eha '0 Puna / Kumu Hula: Thaddius Wilson, Aiea, Oahu (kane)

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THE LADIES OF KE'ALA '0 KA LAUWA'E / Kumu Hula, Darrell Lupenui, Aiea, Oahu~

PUA ALI" "LIMA / Kumu Hula, Vicky Holt Takamine, Aiea, Oahu ~

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I. Police Escort2. HNG - Colors3. Mayor Dante Carpenter4. Hawaij County Band5. Grand Marshall - Lei Collin6. Royal Court Float7. Mi Aloha Hula 19858. Hawaii Island Shriners9. Abigail Kekaulike Kawananakoa

10. Waiakea kulele BandII. HNG Drill Team12. Hilo Gymnasts13. Mt. View Brownies14. Pa'u Queen and MarshallIS. Float - JCPenney's16. Ilith Army Band17. Pa'u - Hawaii nit18. Navy19. Miss Aloha Hawaii20. Papaikou Brownies

Royal ParadeSATURDAY, APRIL 13,198521. Kalanjanaole Intermediate &hool Band

Porn Poms22. Kalanianaole Intermediate &hool Band

Flag nit23. Kalanianaole Intermediate &hool Band24. Mi Latina25. Pa'u - :\1aui nit26. Pumekahi Ohana27. Jr. Mi Sampaguita28. Laupahoehoe High &hool Band Flags29. Laupahoehoe High &hool Band30. Pa'u - Oahu Unit31. Hawaiian Boys Club Float (Waikiki)32. Mi s Hawaii Filipina33. Hawaii Tribune Herald Float34. Pa'u - Kauai nit35. Konawaena High &hool Baton Twirlers36. Konawaena High &hool Band Flags37. Konawaena High &hool Band38. Sonja Float

39. Pa'u - Molokai40. Hamakua County Band41. Corvette Auto Club42. Pa'u - Lanai Unit43. Kahee Float44. Waiakea High &hool Band Flags45. Waiakea High &hool Band Rifles46. Waiakea High &hool Band47. Float - Lionel Silva48. Pa'u - iihau Unit49. Henry Opukahaia &hool Float50. Hilo High &hool Rilles51. Hilo High &hool Flags52. Hilo High &hool Band53. Pa'u - Kahoolawe Unit54. St. Joseph Elementary Float55. Hui Lio56. &herazade 4-H57. Parker Ranch Cowboys58. Ikaika Club59. Fire Truck

Grand MarshallLEI COLLI SCurator of the Hulihee Palace1937 Music field: Bina Mossman and Charles King.1941-1946 City and County of Oahu: Supervisor of Music­

Recreational Dept. Radio Commentator:K.G. . Play ground quarter hour (Saturdays).

1946 mbassadress: Aloha Week.1946-1970 Halekulani Hotel: Entertainment Director.1955 Aloha Airlines: Sales and Promotions.1962 State Dept. of Transportation: Visitors Information.

Director of Personnel and Training (statewide).1970-1977 Hilton Hawaiian Village: Social Director and

Acting Asst. Mgr.1979-present Hulihee Palace: Curator

Children: John (Connie) Collins, Winona Ounius} Wong,Fanny (Sam) Auhoy, Georgianna ( orman) Clark,Erneste (Frank) Masagatani. Hanai sons: Louis Collins,Toshio Mukai.

A few of her many proteges have been: Danny Kaleikini,Arthur Lyman, alani Olds, The Halekulani Girls.

Pa'u QueenGAYLEKauiokalaniamekou'aloha­amauloao'iaokouiinipuuwaiFERGERSTROM

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Visiting Ship

USS BADGER

Commanding OfficerCapt. John Malcolm &hantz, US

Acknowledgements

Festival on Video!

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Captain Schantz was born in Long Bach, California, the sonof RAD:\il Curtiss W. hantz (DC) :\. and CatherineMclellan Schantz. After graduation from Valley Forge :'\lilitaryAcademy, he accepted a Presidential appointment to the nitedStates :-laval Academy, and was commissioned with the class of1963. He reported immediately to sea, serving in U S Conway(D[).507) until detached to attend the :\aval Destroyer School.Following Destroyer School, he reponed to SS Harold J.ElIi on (00- M) as Engineer Officer. In April 1967, afterwarfare training at :\aval Amphibious Base. Coronado. herelieved as Officer in harge of YRBM-18, a mobile support bas<:for river patrol in this capacity, which included action during the1968 Tet Offehsive, he was decorated with the Legion of Meritand Combat "V".

Following service in Southeast Asia, he reported to Head­quarters, Commander in Chid, Allied Forces Southern Europein :-laples, Italy, for duty on his staff. He returned to sea as Opera­tion Officer in Plymouth Rock (LSD·29) until August197+, when he was appointed to Flag Secreta')' and Aide toCommander, ~aval Forces Caribbean. He then served as Execu­tive Officer of USS Truett (FF-I095) while that ship deployed as aunit 01 :\ATO' tanding ~aval Force. Al1antic. Duty as astudent at the Armed Forces Staff College was then followed bya ignment a head of the Politico-:'\Iilitary Policy Section on thetaff of Commander in Chid, l'. . :\3\'al Forces Europe. in

London. England. In February 19 I. Captam hantz assumedcommand of L' Rathbume (FF-1057l in Pearl Harbor,Hawaii. He relinquished command two month later whenhospitalized for surgery. Prior to reponing to Badger. he servedas urface Anti-submarine \\'arfare Officer on the staff ofCommander in Chid L'nited States Pacific Fleet.

In addition to the Legion of :'\lerit. Captain hantz' decora­tions in lude the :'\leritorious rvice :'\ledaL the :\a,'YCommendation :'>Iedal with Gold tar. the Combat AClio~Ribbon. and the :\avy Cnit Commendation. I Ie is a pro,'en sub­specialist in Politico-:'\lilitary Affairs (Europe). and holds a:'>laster's Degree from Boston niversity,

In 1963. Captain Schantz married Sarah Gates of Iloweli.:'\Iichigan, Their son. John :'\1. Jr.. was born in 19 0,

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MAYOR'S MESSAGE22ND ANNUAL MERRIE MONARCH FESTIVAL

APRIL 7 - 13, 1985

DANTE K. CARPENTERMAYOR

On behalf of the people of the County of Hawaii, it gives mepleasure to welcome everyone with a very warm aloha to the 22ndAnnual Merrie Monarch Festival. Special greetings are extendedto those of you who have traveled from other islands and themainland to join us in this annual celebration.

We are honored tha t Hi 10 has become the home of th i smagnificent display of Hawaiian dance and music. Through theyears we have seen this merry and festive event grow to be themain Hawaiian cultural program statewide. The authors of thisFestival are to be commended and congratulated for theirextraord i nary effor ts wh ich have made thi s spectacular pageantpossible.

For the next few days we will be able to see and enjoy theMiss Hula, Auwana and Kahiko competitions. We will be treated tothe sounds of old Hawaiian chants, the beat of the pahu, melodicHawaiian voices, and the strum of guitars by the participants inthese contests. The superior abilities and accomplishments ofall the halaus will be demonstrated as they take part in thiscultural performance.

We wish the best of luck to everyone who is participating inthis year's festivities. May this Merrie Monarch Festival proveto be the most successful and memorable of all.

Me Ke Aloha Pumehana,

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COUNTY OF HAWAII. Hila. HAWAII 96720

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Best wishes for every successhere on the most beautifulisland on earth.

•• •HAWAIIANAt.