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February 03, 2010 - MidWeek The East Waha Nui
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Kahala dentist Randal Motooka will join his colleague Wilfred Miyasaki and staff for a “Dentists with a Heart” service Feb. 13 at the Downtown Dental Group clinic on Bethel Street (533-0000). They will perform free cleaning, X-rays, fillings, extractions, diagnoses and consultations on a first-come, first-served basis to patients age 12 and older that day.
“Dentists are dedicated, compassionate, caring professionals who work hard to proved an excellent service for their patients,” says Miyasaki. “It would be great for our profession and for needy people nationwide if this event caught on” ... Bryan Avery of Hawaii Kai is promoting something entirely different. It’s Gifts for Life, which offers free cremations to those who donate their bodies to medical research (395-1601)
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... East Oahu state Rep. Barbara Marumoto has been elected treasurer of the National Women’s Legislative Organization, Women in Government, following its meeting in Laguna Niguel, Calif., last month ... Where do pro golfer Tom Lehman and a dozen of his pals and relatives go after a long day at the Sony Open? Jose’s Mexican Cafe & Cantina in Kaimuki, of course. There was a sighting Jan. 16 ...
Chaminade University inducts Dr. Larry Price into its Silversword Hall of Fame Feb. 6, recognizing the MidWeek columnist’s strong support of the college and longtime (nearly three decades!) teaching career there. Professor Larry already has a scholarship and classroom named for him ...
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The Hawaii Kai Lions Club is taking care of the mice at Hawaii Kai Library - the computer kind, that is. President Scott Sakata and member Richard Okamoto presented 10 new mousepads to the library Dec. 10, imprinted with a little plug for the club. Go try ‘em out ... Maria Lowder of Kahala is now the tax partner at one of Hawaii’s largest CPA firms, Kobayashi Kanetoku Doi Lum & Yasuda ...
Kaimuki High graduate Angie Yiyin Zhang was crowned Narcissus Queen last month, and Megan Wai Lynn Chun of Aina Haina (a Kalani honors graduate) was named second princess.
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There’s a goodwill trip to China in the future of both of these young ladies ... Kaiser High freshman Mayumi Fernandez won the Hawaii Youth Symphony essay contest - again. This is no surprise, since Mayumi involves herself in all things musical with the HYS, as well as stage musicals, hula, and singing the National Anthem and Hawaii Pono’i at UH games at Stan Sheriff Center
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