| UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX SPONSORS INFORMATION
MEETING FOR WORKING PROFESSIONALS
HONOLULU – University of Phoenix will hold a free information meeting for working
professionals interested in obtaining an academic degree on Tuesday,
November 2 in Miliani.
University enrollment counselors will be available to provide
information on how adults can achieve higher education while still pursuing their careers.
Information will be available on degree programs in business,
information systems, nursing, teacher education and counseling.
Programs are offered in Kapolei, and the downtown and Mililani
facilities. Financial aid information will also be available.
The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at the University of Phoenix, Mililani
Learning Center, located at Mililani Technology Park, 300 Kahelu Avenue, Suite 10.
"University of Phoenix is unique in its approach to higher
education," said Grace Blodgett, vice president and campus director. "Our
programs are directed towards working professionals by offering them a convenient and
efficient way to obtain a quality education, without interrupting their careers."
To reserve a space, please call University of Phoenix at 625-7004.
PUBLIC
INVITED TO COMMUNITY CRIME PREVENTION FORUM
Rep. Ron
Menor and Rep. Marilyn Lee in cooperation with the
Mililani Community Police and the Mililani Town Association,
will sponsor a Crime Prevention Forum on November 9, 1999 from
7:45-8:45 PM at Mililani Recreation Center 5.
Speakers from the HPD will address prevention of household crime and
traffic safety measures.
Members of the Mililani community and
the Public are invited to attend. For further information, call Rep. Lee at 623-6707.
QUICK KINE NEWS
MILILANI - Microchip dog i.d.'s are available every Sunday in October at the
Human Society; no appt needed; cost $5...Wrestling refs are
needed for the Hawaii Wrestling Officials Association; call Stuart Saito at 456-2259 or
271-3027 for more info...A "Meals-On-Wheels"
program, that provides a mid-day meal for seniors is now available in Mililani. The
cost is $1. Seniors should call 623-7300 for more info...the MTA
Board approved a $2,000 monthly subsidy for the Mililani
Trolley...The Youth Center is still looking for
volunteers. Call 627-7221 for info...The Mililani Stars Soccer team won the silver medal in the girls
under 10 division Hawaii International Cup Soccer Tournament at Waimanalo; team members
include Tatiana Alosiba, Caitlin Chun, Nicole Chun, Tiffany Farias,
Kristy Deguzman, Ada Higs, Kelli Ishihara, Kelci Kamidoi, Selsy Manjor, Jasmine Pratt,
Cassie Pruner, Cheryl Sanpei, Sheri Sonomura, Heidi Suan, and Cassie Yoneshige;
team coaches are Gary major and Lee Sonomura.
MILILANI BIRTHS
Kamaha`o
Ka`uakilihau O Pu`ea Kiyoshi Arite born Jul 23 to Renee Escuadro & Randall Arita;
Tresten Makamae`olimaikalani Yokotake born Aug 21 to Nicole E. Yokotake; Justin Kazunori
Ogasawara born Sep 13 to Ciyo & Ryan Ogasawara; Charles Maxwell Corral born Sep 19 to
Jane M. & Arturo A. Corral.
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FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS MILILANI,
HAWAI`I - Mei Kaminaga of Mililani Mauka Elementary as a winner if the
1999 Board of Water Supply's Water Conservaion Week Poster Contest...Allyson
Lohr was one of 17 students receiving scholarships funded by the Filipino Chamber
of Commerce golf tournament fundraiser...MHS graduates Tony Deocares, Marc Hasegawa, & Ian Hasegawa are on Southern Colorado men's soccer team (10-4-1) which
is tied for first in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference...Bryon Lee scored a hole-in-one on Oct 15 on the 198 yd 10th hole of
the Hawaii course using a 4-wood...MHS alumni on Northern Colorado women's soccer team include Jackie Pang, Jan Yomogida, and
Megan Inouye...Northern Colorado is ranked No. 21 in the National Collegiate
Coaches Association Division II poll...Keane Nishimoto & Michael Tamamoto were awarded $1,500 Robert C. Byrd Honors scholarships...Ben Sambrano, a Coast Guard aviation maintenance technician was named
the 1999 Coast Guard "Male Athlete of the Year"...Donna
Tomita was promoted to director of marketing at Castle & Cooke; Tomita will be
marketing Castle & Cooke's residential communities, including Mililani...Robby Philipps has been running his entire life...story...Mathew
Muranaka was one of twenty-two high school students recognized for language
proficiency at the 19th annual United Japanese Society of Hawaii awards ceremony...Hawaii Kujukenbo Association, headed by George
Iversen, raised $4,113.50 in the recent American Cancer Society's Mililani
Relay for Life...Regina Gloria Siu Jaderstrom was inducted by
the National Society of Collegiate Scholars at UCLA...Edward
Enterprises won the Best of Division Award in the 1999 Premier Print Awards; its
president is Nelson Koyanagi of Mililani...Members of Mililani Sunrise Rotary Club re-painted a sidewalk at Mililani
Mauka Elementary School.
IMPORTANT
EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOP PLANNED FOR NOV 2.
The Mililani
Complex PTSA will hold a "Community Voices" public workshop on Nov 2,
1999 at Rec Center 3, 7 -9pm.
The purpose of the workshop is to develop school/community-based
management (SCBM) at a complex level in which parents coordinate calendars, curriculum,
and budget priorities in Mililani schools, grades K-12.
James Kuroiwa, Jr., architect of the
Complex SCBM, will be the featured speaker.
Central District Superintendent Gary Griffiths
has expressed interest in monthly community workshops on educational issues and solutions,
including an interest in the Complex SCBM.
Membership is open to anyone who believes in the National PTA mission
and objectives, which include promotion of child welfare, intelligent cooperation between
educators and parents, public involvement in education, development of parental skills,
and support of children in the schools, community and before governmental bodies and other
agencies making decisions that affect children.
New memberships will be accepted throughout the year. Membership dues
are $5 per person per year.
For more information, contact Laura Brown at 625-1332.
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