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Taj Burrow is carried up the beach after claiming the first jewel in the 2011 VANS Triple Crown of Surfing. Image Credit: © ASP/ Cestari

Aussie wins first jewel of ’11 Triple Crown Australian Taj Burrowsclaimed the first jewel in thisyear’sTripleCrownofSurfingonNovember 23, 2011 by winningtheReefHawaiianProatHale‘iwa

Alii Beach. Burrow claimed hisfirst event victory of the yearwhenheposted theevents thirdhighest heat total of 16.90 (outof a possible 20.00) in the final

to defeat Adam Melling (AUS),AdrianoDeSouza(BRA)andNatYoung(USA)andclaimtheprizepurseofUS$25000.Burrowleadsthe VANS Triple Crown ratingsheading into the next event atSunsetBeach. TheReefHawaiianPro is thefirst Jewel of the $830,000 VansTripleCrownofSurfing.Formoreinformation log on to www.tri-plecrownofsurfing.com

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living in horrific conditions. We want to addresspuppy mills, stricter enforcement of any existinglaws,harsherpenalties,regulating,licensing,etc. •Agriculture–Addressingsomeoftheconcernsrelatedtomebyfarmersandthoseintheagricultureindustry,suchasfoodsafetyregulations,agriculturetheft and vandalism, rising land costs, and theavailability of financing, is a priority. There areseveraldifferentpiecesof legislationIamofferingtoaddressthedifferentneeds. •AgTheft andVandalism– tougherpenaltiesagainstagriculturecrimes • State Loan Guarantee Program – include allagriculturallandsratherthanonlythoseconsideredImportantAgriculturalLands(IAL) •StateUniformFoodSafetyStandard–developuniformfoodsafetystandardsforthestatetoassistfarmersingettingfoodsafetycertified •PurchaseDolefacilitiesinWhitmore-usethesiteasafoodsafetycertifiedprocessingandpackingfacility • Public Safety – any person receiving stateassistance must undergo drug testing to preventmisuseofstatefunds Thereareafewotherswearestillworkingon.We are also working on the measures we plan toreintroduceintheupcomingsession.Wehavebeenreviewingthemeasurestodeterminewhatneedstobedonetoassuretheirpassagethistimearound.Weare also meeting with industry, organizations andother individuals who may help us by providingexpertise and suggestions or what their concernsmaybe. Whenthemeasuresarepostedforconsiderationincommittees,ifyouhaveanyparticularinterestinanyofthem,wewelcomeyoursupport.

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Sunday, December 4, 2011Waialua Bandstand 4:00 p.m.

Star Spangled Banner – SwearingenStrike Up the Band – Gershwin/YoderChatanooga Choo Choo – Gordon-Warren/StoryRemember Pearl Harbor – Reid-Kaye/YoderLest We Forget – SwearingenBoogie Woogie Bugle Boy – Raye-Prince/PloyharMarch of the Belgian Paratroopers –

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Aloha,NorthShore! CongratulationstoWaialuaElementarySchoolforits recognition as a 2010-2011NoChildLeftBehindNationalBlueRibbonSchool,anhonorthatwasearnedbyonly threeschools inHawaiiand300throughoutthe United States. Well done, Principal Scott Moore,teachers,staffandstudents! Iwasprivilegedtoattendthe25thCombatAvia-tion Brigade Deployment Ceremony at Wheeler AAFonNovember18th.Thesesoldierswillbe leavingforAfghanistan a couple days after Christmas on a 12monthdeployment,soletuskeepthemandallofourmilitary personnel in our thoughts and prayers thisholidayseasonandafter. The City and County Department of Parks andRecreationconductedahearingonproposedrulesgov-erningsurfcontestsat2p.m.onWednesday,Novem-ber16th, at theSunsetBeachRecCenter. Unbeliev-ably,theParksDepartmentfailedtotellanyoneaboutit.Nobody. Whenaskedwhytheydidnoteveninformourcitycouncilman, community associations or state legisla-tors,thePark’sDept.respondedthattheywererequired

only topostonead in the legal sectionof thepaperonemonthinadvance.Fortunately,somebodysawthenoticeandalastminutecoconutwirelessturnedoutthree dozen people to the mid-week, mid-afternoonmeeting. Virtuallyeverypersonwhoattendedthemeetingwantedbetternotificationandadditionaltimetodis-cusstherules;however,arequesttoextendthedead-line for submitting comments was denied. The draftrulescanbeviewedatwww.letssurfcoalition.org. RegistrationforWaialuaLittleLeagueiscomingtoaclose,soifyourchildrenarenotyetsignedup,youcan register on-line at Eteamz.com/WaialuaLL. LastchancetoregisterinpersonwillbeonDecember17,from9a.m.tonoon,duringtheMinorsDivisiontry-outsatPuuikiParkinWaialua. Lookingforajob?The2012Legislaturewillcon-veneonthethirdWednesdayinJanuaryandcontinueuntilthefirstweekinMay.Duringthistime,wehireadditionalstafftoworkatourCapitolofficetohandleconstituent concerns and legislative priorities. If youwould like tobeconsidered,pleasecallTrina Ishiiat586-6380andsubmityour resumeto [email protected]. Our office is your office. Please feel free to visitRoom319attheCapitol,call586-6380,[email protected] whenever we can beof assistance. We have district news, information onhomelessprogramsandemergencypreparedness,linkstopreviousnewsarticles andourmonthlyTV show,“GilGetsItDone!”online,andmoreatGilRiviere.Info.


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How the attack on Pearl Harbor was defended from Hale‘iwa ThepokergameatSchofieldBarrackshad lastedallofSaturdaynightandpastthedawnofSundayMorning,December7,1941.AsthesuncameupovertheKoolaus,Lieutenants Kenneth Taylor and George Welch talkedaboutdrivingtheirjeepdownthehillforaswimattheHaleiwaRecreationalBeach,nexttotheirbaseatPuaenaPoint.Thesoundofahighflyingairplanewentunnoticedatfirst.Asthewhineoftheenginesgotlouder,someoneatthetablenotedthattheenginessoundedpeculiar.Sud-denlytheflight-lineoutsideburstintoflames.Livebombsdropped from twenty-five Nakajima Kate dive-bombersontoexposedaircraftthathadbeenparkedtogetherwitharmedguardsprotecting themagainst sabotage,but ex-posingthemtotheaerialattackthatlastedforthenextfifteenminutes. Lieutenant Welch got to the nearest telephone andhadtheoperatorplacearushcalltotheHaleiwaAirstrip,where his P-40 was parked. The reply was a long timecoming.Onceanairmananswered,itwaswithsomere-liefthatWelchwasinformedthathisflight-linehadnotbeenattacked.Hegaveorderstofuelandarmthepursuitplanes,especiallyhisandTaylor’s. As they and three other flight officers, LieutenantsBrown,RogersandWebster,raceddownthewindyroad,past thepineappleandsugarplantations, theysawfourplanes, with red circles painted on the bottom of theirwings, come through Kolekole Pass and strafe WheelerField again. Before they got to the bottom of the hill,hangers filled with gasoline and ammunition were ex-ploding,withmostofthefield’saircraftdamagedbeyondflight. The five pilots rushed to the Haleiwa airfield andclimbed intotheirfighters.By0815theywereairborne,headingforbattleagainstanunknownnumberandtypeof enemy. Climbing into position over Barbers Point,WelchandTaylorspottedaformationof12planesoverEwa, 1000’ below them. They attacked, pairing up andopeningfireattheenemy.Welchdiscoveredthatoneofhis guns was jammed. He climbed out of the fight andclearedhisgunsbefore returning to thebattle.Hesoonnoticedaloneenemyfighterflyingouttosea.Hepursueditandshotat ituntil it fell intotheocean.Meanwhile,Taylorhad shotdown two enemyairplanes. LieutenantBrown had found himself surrounded by enemy planesandhadtoshoothiswayoutoftheformation,downinganenemyjustoffKahukuPoint. Forty-twoofWheeler’scombataircraftweredestroyedonthegroundandotherssodamagedthattheycouldnotget into battle that morning. Four P-40s and two P-36swereallthatmanagedtogetintothefrayfromtheinitialattackfromWheeler.Theyaccountedfor25sortiesinthefirsthourofcombat. LandingattheburningairbaseofWheelerField,formore fuel and ammunition, Welch had to laugh at hisuniform,ashewasstillwearinghistuxedotrousers.Justas the planes had been refueled and Welch’s gun againcleared,awaveofeighttotenplanesattackedatlowlevel.BothTaylorandWelchmanagedtotakeoffbeforebeinghit. Welch was being chased by one of the enemy. Hekepthisaltitudelow,flyingthroughadeepgulch,gain-ingairspeed.Suddenlyclimbingandturningbehindhisattacker,theAmericansenthisenemytoafierydeathin

thecanefieldsbetweenWahiawaandHaleiwa.Withhisnowbulletscarredairplane,heheadedforEwawhereheagainsoughtouttheenemy,chasingadive-bombertoasplashdown,fivemilesoffshore. Returning to Haleiwa, Welch, Taylor and Brownturned in their reports.Welchclaimed fourkills,Taylortwoprobables(laterconfirmed)andBrownone.Lieuten-antJohnL.DainshadalsoengagedtheenemyfromHa-leiwainbothaP-40andP-36fighters.Unfortunately,hewasshotdownbyanti-aircraftfirefromSchofieldBarracksthatmorning. HaleiwaAirfieldgavetheenemythemostresistanceofanyoftheOahufighterbasesduringtheattackonPearlHarbor,yetwasentirelyneglectedbytheJapanesebomb-ersandstrafers,becauseitwasnotontheirmaps.

P-40 at Haleiwa AirstripTaylor later com-manded several squadrons while sta-tioned in the United States and elsewhere. He served for 27 years of active duty, then joined the Alaska Air National Guard until retiring as a General in 1971. He worked in the insur-ance industry before retiring in 1985. Taylor passed away in November 2006 and is buried at the Arlington National Cemetery.

George Welch re-tired from the United States Air Force as a major in 1944, and became a test pilot for North American Aviation. He received some notoriety for reportedly being the first pilot to exceed Mach 1 in the pro-totype XP-86 Sabre (two weeks before Chuck Yeager’s record flight). Welch died in 1954 following a crash in a test flight in a North American F-100 Super Sabre. He is buried in Arlington Cemetary.

By Captain Richard W. Rogers


Friends of Waialua art contest winners

TheCity’sDepartmentofPlanningandPermit-ting(DPP)recentlyconcludedacommunitysurveydesignedtogaugepublicperceptionabouttheissuesbeingconsideredfortheupdateofOahu’sGeneralPlan. ThesurveywaspostedontheDPP’sprojectwebsiteandconsistedof17ques-tions. Althougha totalof2,413peopletookthetimetorespond,itcannotbeconsideredasascien-tificsurveysincetheparticipantswerenota representative sampleof Oahu’s population. In fact,certain areas of Oahu were over‐representedinthesurvey.Wind-ward and North Shore resident’sresponse ratewasat leastdoubletheactual shareof the island’spopulation. Simi-larly,Kailuaresidentswerenearly20%ofthetotalresponsesbutrepresentalittlelessthan5%oftheisland’spopulation.Thehighresponserateofthesetwocommunitieshasbeenattributedtotheongo-ing debate in Kailua concerning short‐term visitoraccommodationsinresidentialareas,andthedevel-opmentproposedforKo‘olauLoaregion.Nonethe-less, the information collected from the public isusefulastheGeneralPlanisintendedtobeadocu-mentthatexpressestheaspirationsoftheresidentsofOahu.Forexample,whenaskedaboutwhattheyvaluemostaboutlivingonOahu,75%ofresidents

Council Chair

Ernie MartinServing You in District 2

surveyedselectedopportunitiestoenjoysurround-ingnaturalareas,clearlyasentimentsharedbyresi-dentsallacrosstheisland.TheGeneralPlanisalsomeanttohelptheCityfocusonthecriticalissuesofgrowth,development,andqualityoflifeissuesthatislandresidentsaremostconcernedabout,includ-ing regionalpopulationgrowth,economichealth,affordablehousing,andsustainability.Aquicklookattherespondent’stopfiveissuesinthetablebelowindicatecommonconcernsovertraffic,adesireforincreased production on agricultural land, protec-tionoftheenvironment,housingandadecreaseofourdependenceonfossilfuels.

Oahuhasmorethan42,000acresofhigh-qual-ityfarmland,withthelargestconcentrationinKu-niaandhereontheNorthShore.Whenaskedtose-lectthethreemostimportantfactorsresidentsfeelwillcontributetothesuccessofOahu’sagriculturalindustry,peoplelisted(1)increasedconsumptionoflocally-grownproducts,(2)landheldinperpetuityfor agriculture, and (3) more crop diversification.Clearly,ourcommunityhasastakeintheplanningprocess,withparticularattentiontoagricultureasapartofourfuture.Ifyouwouldliketoviewtheen-tiresurvey,youcanlogontohttp://honoluludpp.org.

Grade2 1st-MoeJohnson,SunsetBeachElem.School 2nd-JamesIsenhower,St.Michael’sSchool 3rd-AudreyVillamor,HaleiwaElem.SchoolGrade3 1st-ShaniRapine,WaialuaElementarySchool 2nd-AnthonyMiyataki,WaialuaElem.School 3rd-DylanRepalda,HaleiwaElementarySchoolGrade4 1st-AmberIkalani,WaialuaElementarySchool 2nd-KaiakaBajo,HaleiwaElementarySchool 3rd-RheaGraceAcostaManzano,WaialuaElem.Grade5 1st-PreeyaGalea’i,SunsetBeachElem.School 2nd-ChadGanal,SunsetBeachElem.School 3rd-AngeliaAbad,St.Michael’sSchoolGrade6 1st-KristinaDomingo,WaialuaElem.School 2nd-MonetBisch,St.Michael’sSchool 3rd-ChristineAgcaoili,HaleiwaElem.School

TheFriendsofWaialuaLibraryhostedtheir13thannualelementaryschoolartcontestwitharecep-tionNovember17,2011.Thethemeforthecontestwas“MyWorldofBooks.” Four North Shore elementary schools partici-pated: Waialua Elementary, Haleiwa Elementary,SunsetBeachElementaryandSt.Michael’sSchool.Eachschoolenteredtwo“finalists”pergradelevel,grades1-6.Allfinalistswerepresentedwithamedalandaribbon.Thefinalists’artwasjudgedbylocalartists.Firstplaceforeachgradelevelreceiveda$25Long’s gift certificate, second place received a $20certificate,and3rdplacereceiveda$15certificate. Thestudents’artwillremainondisplayinthelibraryuntilFebruary.Andthewinnersare:Grade1 1st-SofiaBuenrostro,SunsetBeachElem.School 2nd-AustinCataluna,SunsetBeachElem. School 3rd-SageTesoro,St.Michael’sSchool


HALE‘IWACHRISTMAS

PARADE!Friday

December 9, 2011Begins at 6 p.m.

from Weed Circle to Hale‘iwa Beach Park

Sponsored by North Shore

Chamber of Commerce

To participate contact the Chamber at

637-4558

BRRRRIt’sbeencoldlately!Perhapsyouhaveanextrablanketortwo,

usedornewtodonatetoourhomelessneighbors.DropoffblanketsattheNorthShoreNewsoffice.

A Warm Mahalo

342-3969


BULLETIN BOARD

“the Bulletin Board that is in EV ERY ONE’s home”

autorepairservice

Robert Oakley OwnerASECertifiedMasterMechanic Waialua,HawaiiComputer&ElectricalSpecialist (808)330-0459

• Industrial accidents & auto injuries• Sports injuries • Spinal care• Safe, Effective, and Gentle

DR. PORTER TURNBULLChiropractic Or tho pe dist

(808) 638-8740Appointments available Mon.-Sat.

(evenings by appointment)

BOW WOW BUN GA LOWSLicensed Boarding Kennel

North Shore, Oahu

Reasonable Rates • Ph. 637-2562

These Dogs Have Fun!

Featuring the largest selection of certifi ed organic produce

on the North Shore. No panic...ours is organic.

Open 7 days.Mon.-Sat. 9am-6pm.

Sun. 9am-5pm

66-445 Kam. HwyHaleiwa, Hawaii 96712Next to the Post Offi ce

808-637-6729 • 808-637-1922 fax

Munden Design & BuildLic.#BC19632

Design•Plans•Permits•ConstructionAdditions&NewResidences

808 391-8616

Providing quality work since 1978

N-C PLUMBING & SUPPLYCont.Lic.No.C-8913

• RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL SALES & SERVICE• CONTRACTING & DESIGN • HOME PLUMBING SERVICE

• PLUMBING FIXTURES, HEATERS • FREE ESTIMATES

NestorP.Calilao(Owner) Bus: 637-8662P.O.Box769 Res: 638-5157Waialua,HI96791 Cellular: 372-8718

email:[email protected]

Full Service SiteworkContractor

Septic Systems & Tanks25 yr. exp.

Michael Cowper 638-7200cowperhawaii.com

Paradise LuaParties • Special Events

Anykine Private or Public Functions

“Portable Sanitation at its fi nest”

690-8116


We Pay You$100

CA$H & FREE TOWING

for unwanted vehicles (complete)

636-7183North Side Towing


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HAIR SPECIALFull Highlight and Cut $100.00

GINA WALKERHairdresser to the stars

from Malibu, CASenior Stylist & Color MasterNow at our new locationNorth Shore Salon & Spa

in Haleiwa Town 808-375-3984

Specializing in vegetarian foods, vegan foods, whole foods, organic food. Wheat free, diary free, raw foods, gluten free. A complete selection

of natural foods for 37 years. Make earth day, everyday.

Open 7 days.Mon.-Sat. 9am-6pm.

Sun. 9am-5pm66-445 Kam. Hwy

Haleiwa, Hawaii 96712Next to the Post Offi ce

808-637-6729 • 808-637-1922 fax(808)342-3969

In Loving Memory of ...David Bruce Helms “Dave”

September 29, 1942 to November 11, 2011 A good man, a good father, a good friend; generous, patient and tolerant; a pirate who loved the sea and

its bounty; a sailor, a surfer and a smuggler; a poker player, a fisherman, “the boss” and a TV repairman. Dave was survived by his brother, Bob, in Bowling Green, Kentucky, his three children Summer, Kanoa

and Robin, two grandchildren, Nainoa and Kekoa, as well as many other people who loved him and considered him a true friend. You will be remembered and cherished in our hearts, always.

Join us on Sunday, December 4th at noon in front of his house in

Mokuleia, as we paddle out to scatter his ashes.


DONATE YOURVEHICLE

running or not

Once A Month Churcha 501c3 charity serving the North Shore

Over 150 good used cars GIVEN to needy individuals possessing

valid driver’s license past 5 years.

342-3969for more information

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Holoholo Mobile ScreensNew Screens • New Frames

Screen Repairs • Pet Proof ScreensSliding Screen Doors • Affordable Rates

Call Today 783-8764

BEACH PLUMBING & ROOTEROver 30 years experience

Call Larry 637-6400

Ohana Clean UpCarpet Upholstery Cleaning

Pressure Washing375-1814 • 979-5579

Handyman ServicesRemodeling, Carpentry, Floors,

Concrete, all parts of ConstructionCall Bob “The nicest guy in the

business” Ph. 282-2812

SULLIVAN PAINTINGResidential • Commercial • Int/Ext Tommy 371-0998 Lic.#C31055

SeamstressRita Bell

497-3666

NO KA OIHome & Land Maintenance

Window washing, power washing, painting & staining, fi x screens &

more. Free estimates. 808 446-2282

Mel's Cleaning Service Experienced, reliable, effi cient, alljobs excepted. Vacation rentals,

business and residential,References available upon

request.330-7945

“CHANGE YOUR WATERCHANGE YOUR LIFE”

Ionized Alkaline “Kangen” water. For info call Jim Richards 371-9369

Haugan Construction LLCBuild & Repair – Big & Small

Let’s TalkSteve 542-9269

CLASSIFIEDS

PAUMALU ELEC TRICDavid C. Hancock

638-9054 / Lic#C18074

SHORE ELECTRICAL SERVICENew Const–Remodels

638-0049 / Lic#C20777

FREE Pregnancy TestAbove Haleiwa Post Offi ce

Call for hours 779-4685

LGR ConstructionRemodel • Repair • Design

Drafting • Painting • Small JobsAffordable rates. 343-4453/Lic#26759

Dog/Cat Nail Trimmingat your home only $15.00

Call Julie 637-5395

Aloha ComputerPC Repair/Virus RemovalFax/Copy/Internet Access

372-2667 or 237-4558

Lawn Care For YouMowing, Trimming, Light Hedging

Call Thomas 637-5839

Ross McGerty BC24080349-6359 • 637-9539

From Waialua to Sunset Make Me the First Call

for Home or Rental Repairs or Renovations

EXPERT ELECTRICIANFans, emergency services, etc.

Jim Richards 371-9369

PARADISE PLUMBING INC.New Const • Repairs • Remodels

808-368-1473 / Lic. 29856

��Need a minister for a North Shore wedding? Hundreds of knots tied for happy couples on Oahu. Simple beach-side cer e mo nies to for mal church or chapel services. I’ll make your special day an ex traor di nary mem o ry. Call & leave clear mes sage with phone number & possible date, time & place. 342-3969. Also: Vow renewals, house bless ings, baby luaus.The North Shore News is published

ev ery other Wednes day and mailed free of charge to all North Shore homes and businesses. Ex tra copies may be ob tained at our offi ce.

PRESS RELEASE POLICY: Submit press releases in person or by fax, mail or email to Ed i tor, North Shore News, P.O. Box 1117, Haleiwa, HI 96712. Please type your releases and keep them shorter than 200 words unless they are of an un usu al news interest. Releases should be viable news stories and are pub lished on a space available basis only, with pri or i ty given to those re ceived in our offi ce fi rst. You may attach photos. We are not responsible for the return of any photos. All ma te ri als are submitted at owner’s risk. We reserve the right to edit and/or refuse all submissions including advertising.

EDITORIAL POLICY: We welcome ar ti cles and letters from our readers. Let ters to the Editor are published on a space avail able basis only and pref er ence is giv en to shortness of length, and qual i ty of con tent. We prefer to run not more than one letter, per person, per 6 month period. Letters subject to edit.

Views expressed by our contributing writers and advertisers do not nec es sar- i ly refl ect the view of the man age ment and staff of the North Shore News. All rights reserved. Re pro duc tion in whole or part without per mis sion is pro hib it ed. © 2011.

PUBLISHER/EDITORRON VALENCIANA

TYPOGRAPHYDOWNTOWN GENERAL STORE

BOOKKEEPING & CLASSIFIEDSLINDA SEYLER

CONTRIBUTING WRITERSRON VALENCIANA, BUTCH HELEMANO,

NATY HOPEWELL

For Advertising Rates, call

637-3138

HOW TO CONTACT THE NORTH SHORE NEWSLetterstotheEditor,andotheritemssubmittedforpublicationconsideration

maybesenttousvia:

MAIL:P.O.Box1117,Haleiwa,HI96712

E-MAIL:[email protected]:(808)637-8862

PHONE:(808)637-3138

SUBSCRIPTION RATESIf you live outside the North Shore area on Oahu, neighbor is lands, or the mainland, you can subscribe to the North Shore News. Our annual sub scrip tion rate is $27 for 25 issues delivered by standard bulk mail (2-3 weeks), or $48 for 25 issues delivered by fi rst class postage (3-5 days). Call our offi ce for payment information at (808) 637-3138.

N.S. Property MaintenancePower wash, painting int/ext,

deck repairs, extensions, fences, gates,

carpentry & remodels. Maintenance, lawn & yard. Chris 381-5213/638-0659

CLASSIFIEDSCLASSIFIEDS

Bikram YogaStretch, strengthen &

stimulate mind & body.All ages and levels.

Please call for class schedule

637-5700

North Shore PumpingCesspool & Septic Pumping

Complete PlumbingServices, new & repairsLic. & insured #25567

638-0900 • 291-5089

B.E. CONSTRUCTIONDumptruck & Backhoe

ServicesEquipment, dirt, rock,green waste hauling

in and outDEMOLITIONS

BRUCE ESCHE 783-9510

J & L SERVICES HALEIWAMost reliable yard care and gardening experts

Reasonable rates and the friendliest service

Call now! 673-1384 Larry

LEARN TO SWIMAT THE

HAWAII SWIM SCHOOL

ON THE NORTH SHOREDeveloping swimmers since 1982

Haleiwa Rd. at Smiley Place637-4863


NS Seventh Day AdventistsSaturdays 9:15-12:15

67-174 Farrington Hwy.(WUCC, next to WHS)

Info: 638-8209

Christmas Craft Fair & Farmers Market

@ Historical Waialua Sugar MillSaturday, December 3, 2011

8:30am-4pmWanted craft vendors $30.00

Call Edith 351-5114/637-8580

A CALL TO ASPIRING WRITERS!

Do you want to share the love of writing, exchange ideas, ex-pand one’s knowledge or need inspiration? The Writer’s Discus-sion Group meets regularly the

second Saturday of each month, 11:00 a.m. at the Waialua

Public Library. Sponsored by the Friends of Waialua Public Library. For information call 637-8286.

MISCELLANEOUSBUSSERS/SERVERS

Pizza Bob’s in Haleiwa is looking for BUSSERS/SERVERS. Experi-

ence preferred. Apply in person at 66-145 Kam. Hwy.

COOKS/KITCHEN HELPPizza Bob’s in Haleiwa is looking

for kitchen personnel. Experi-ence preferred, but will consider training the right people. Apply in person at 66-145 Kam. Hwy.

Administrative AssistantP/T – Must be intelligent with good computer skills & access to high speed internet. Work as independent contractor at North Shore offi ce and from

home. Flexible hours. Fax resume to 638-7643.

I need parking space for small pick-up. Close to Haleiwa Senior complex on Paalaa Rd. I can pay 50 a month. Please call Dolly at

951-692-2597

Looking for prep cook for North Shore area. Some kind of experi-ence preferably but not neces-

sary. Email resume to: [email protected]

If you shop at PX, BX, etc., I do too. Call 636-5826. You drive – I buy the gas!

HELP WANTEDhawaiiweddingminister.com342-3969

31 years experience

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THE LAWN RANGERLawn Maintenanceno yard too hard

no lawn too far goneWe mow betta

258-6439 Dan Fatchett

BOBBY’S BODIESTuesday evenings at 5:00 p.m.

• Body ToningFriday mornings at 9:00 a.m.

• Cardio Pump/Fat BurnerFor more info: call Bobby, owner of

BOBBY’S BODIES at 637-4150

Offshore Plumbing, LLCCommercial • Residential

• Septic • Plumbing DesignMike Duenas, owner

Lic #C28113

630-1407Fax: 637-7870 • Offi ce: 371-3451

[email protected]

Automotive Servicesand Restoration

• Auto Body & Paint • Detail & Shampoo • Upholstery

Rick Estrada - 216-9419

HARVEY’S REPAIR, LLC24 hrs Towing ServiceSpecializing in opening

locked car doorsCall any time 478-0333

GERMAN CAR SER VICEProfessional-Qualifi ed

TechnicianCall Gary637-6800

Retail SalesSurf & Sea

Hawaii’s Ocean Sports Head quar ters is always look ing for hard working, energetic people to become a part

of our sales team. Good pay, bonus, benefi ts. Ocean sports ex pe ri ence and/or bilingual a plus. Apply in

person daily 9am-7pm62-595 Kam. Hwy., Haleiwa

FOR RENTGmd Fl. Professional/retail

Space 466sq'/$1,382.75/monthXcel Bldg. Haleiwa 779-7779

Recycle Plastic Caps & Lids

and help save seabirds

Recycle caps & lids are being accepted at:

Goodwill Industries of HawaiiWahiawa

823 California Ave.Monday-Sunday9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

For information:www.b-e-a-c-h.org/recycling

Ph: (808) 393-2168

Farm seeking responsible hard working individuals.

Work included but not limited to harvest, prune, clean & prep w/ fl exible hours. Leave a message.

Call 707-200-1375

Lisa Carley Skin Care637-9400

lisacarley.com67-292 Goodale Ave. #104Waialua Shopping Center

Your Clean HomeSpecializing in residential/vacation homes & property management.

Experienced/reliable and affordable. Green cleaning

safe for your family and our planet!!!

808 638-0262 or 779-6604

Program Events atWaialua Public Library

WritersGroupmeetsthe2ndSaturdayat11:00a.m.

BookSaleisthe3rdSaturdayat9:00a.m.

BookDiscussionmeetsthe4thThursdayat9:30

BasicInternetInstruction,Fridaysat10:00a.m.

Children’sStory-time&CraftActivity,Saturdaysat10:00a.m.

ToddlerTime,ParentDirected(Educationaltoysavailable),

Fridaysat10:00a.m.

For more information, please call the library at 637-8286. Sponsored by the Friends of Waialua Library. Closed on

State approved Holidays.

ANGELS PLUMBING Repairs Remodeling Renovation

638-7878Lic. #C12004

Next Issue - Dec, 14, 2011Deadline Date-Dec. 1, 2011

Got a broken topload washer or dryer?

Don’t trash it call us at Washcycle Hawaii

778-2450

FOR SALE

SHIATSU • LOMIAromatherapy

Milica BarjaktarovicLic # MAT8348

351-0848HumanRemodeling.com

SEPTIC SYSTEM QUESTIONS?

Free Initial ConsultationBear Engineering

Nathan M. Toothman P.E.(808) 754-3579

www.BearEng.com


REUNIONSTheNSNishappytopublish

yourschoolorfamilyreunionFreeofcharge.

[email protected].

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BEACH CLEAN UP

Chun’s Reef – 10 a.m.

637-2211

Last Saturday of every monthadoptabeachhawaii.org

Statewide Hotline for Litter

1-888-592-2522Callersneedtoprovide:

1.Licenseplatenumber2.Makeandmodelof vehicle3.Dateandtimeand location4.Whatwasthrown/ blown

Waialua Farmers Co-op Market

Fresh Waialua-grown produce plants & moreat the Waialua Sugar Mill

Sat. 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.Wed. 4:30 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Outreach ServicesPersons with Disability

Advocacy Benefi ts HousingHCIL 54-113 Kawaipuna St.

Hauula, HI 96717Ph. 293-9775 or 293-9777

OFF da ISLANDAreyouleavingOahuonvacationorbusiness?Doyouliveonaneighborisland, the mainland or foreigncountryandsubscribetotheNorthShoreNews?Trysendusaphotoofsomeoneinfrontofasignorland-mark holding a copy of the NSN.Email your photo along with thepersonorpersons’name,communityofresidence,telephonenumberandphoto location to: [email protected],mailtoOFFdaISLANDPhoto,NorthShoreNews,P.O.Box1117,Hale‘iwa,HI96712.Wecan-notreturnphotossopleasesendusacopy.PhotosreceivedbecomethepropertyofNSN.Preferenceandpri-oritywillbegiventoemailedphotos.

Business Services CenterFast & convenient fax, copy,

scan, computer/internet,laminate, etc.

Across from Haleiwa post offi ce.North Shore Chamber of Commerce

637-4558 or 342-8557

IGREJA EVAN.BRASILEIRA

Domingos10:00amQuartas7:30pm

Sextas-CultodeOraçao7:30pm

Voceeonossoconvidadoespecial

BehindHale‘iwaPostOffice637-5566

PastorLuiz•638-2212

Save Sea TurtlesUse Reusable Bagswww.b-e-a-c-h.org

North Shore Farmers Markets

Haleiwa: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays, at traffi c signal on the old Kamehameha Hwy at the bypass road.

Waialua Sugar Mill: 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturdays & Wednesdays 4:40 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

North Shore Country Market: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays, Sunset Beach Elemen-tary School, 59-360 Kamehameha Hwy.

Laie: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 24, July 8 and 23, Brigham-Young University-Hawaii, 55-220 Kulanui St.

Please Report Stranded Sea Turtles

Call 983-5730 • Mon.-Fri., 7am-4pm288-5685 pager wkends, holidays

587-0077 and after hoursSuspected Law Violations541-2727 or 800-853-1964

NOAA Fisheries DLNR-DOCARE

Don’t throw awaythat old BIKE!Donate it toYikes Bikes

A non-profi t program at Waialua High & Intermediate School

637-8200M-F • 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

Ho‘ola Like“Healers Working Together”

Waikiki Health Center’s North Shore ClinicMajority of Insurance Plans AcceptedNo Insurance • Sliding Fee Available

Open Tuesdays and Thursdays8:30 am to 3:30 pmWalk-ins are Welcome

Emerson Hall, Queen Liliuokalani Church66-090 Kamehameha Highway, Haleiwa

Call 284-5212 for an appointment.

Operation: Toybox

CallifyouwantanOperation:Toyboxforyourofficeandwewill

provideadecoratedboxforyou.

Linda637-3138or780-8037

Keep it CountryTo report ILLEGAL VACATION

RENTALScall 768-8159 or 768-8118

You will remain anonymousIllegal Vacation Rentals

are ruining the North Shorewww.savenorthshoreneighborhoods.com

E Kokua Kakoue Malama I Kawaiola

www.cleanwaterhonolulu.comEnvironmental Concern Line

527-5091City & County of Honolulu

The Lords HousePentecostal Church

Wednesday Bible School 7pmSundays 10am-6pm

136 Wilikina Drive Wahiawa, HI 96786Info: 808-621-5989

Hawaiian Humane Society(808) 946-2187

Animal Rescues & Investigations 356-2250Dog Licensing 356-2227

Donations & Gifts 356-2221Education 356-2206

Pet Adoptions & Lost & Found 356-2218

MOVING SALECal King Bed, Full Bed, Teak

Credenza, Legal Files & Display Cabinet, Antique Windsor Chair,

Shell Coffee Table, Glass Rectangle DR Pedestal Table & chairs; Glass

Round & Bamboo DR Table & Chairs, Bamboo & Glass Coffee & End Tables, Dresser, Patio Table &

Chairs, 2 Lounge Chairs w/Cusions, Household Items, New Treadmill, Books, Hot Tub. Call 371-5553

Freeadorablemalekittens.

GreatChristmasgift.AvailableDec.5

Forinfocall:277-8410

MAHALOTurtleBayResorthouse-

keeping;WaialuaElementary&HaleiwaElementarystaff,

students&parents;HonoluluCommunity

ActionProgram&otherofyou(manyanonymously)

thathavegenerouslydonatedfood&blanketstotheOnceAMonthChurch

thesepastfewweeks.Youareloved&appreciated!

MAHALOfor your donation

OPERATION: ALOHAwas a great success!

OPERATION: TOYBOXSanta needs your help to

provide toys for homeless & needy keiki this coming

Christmas morning. Last year we gave gifts

to over 500 keiki & teens.

This Holiday Seasonbe sure to

BUY HAWAIIANPurchase local-made

products. Patronize local Businesses.

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Limit fi ve units (mix/match) per purchase, unless otherwise specifi ed. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. Prices plus applicable state tax. Hawaii EBT cards welcomed.

Grilled Steak L U N C H

$699INCLUDES: 7–8 oz. SteakRice • Tossed Salad • Drink

thursday

each$899

each$229

4/$6

$1999

2/$9

PepsiSelected Varieties,2 Ltr.

Coronaor Heineken18 Pk. Bottlesor Rolling Rock30 Pk. Cans

8 Piece Fried Chicken2 Thighs, 2 Breasts,2 Drumsticks, and 2 Wings

French Bread

Coca-ColaSelected Varieties, 12/12 oz., Must Buy 2

FuyuPersimmon

$499per lb.

$139per lb.

per lb.$599EZ Peel Shrimp,

41/50 ct.Previously Frozen

2/$9

$799

4/$5

2/$7

$599Dasani Water24/500 ml.

Folgers Country RoastCanned Coffee34.5 oz.

SoBe LifewaterSelected Varieties, 20 oz.

Capri Sun DrinksSelected Varieties, 10 Pk.

Meadow GoldIce CreamSelected Varieties, 1 Gal.

choice Certifi edAngus Beef®Boneless TopSirloin Steak

Fresh Baked

malama market haleiwa:open daily 7am–9pm808.637.4520

malama market makakilo: open daily 6am–10pm808.672.9955

Valid Dates: 11/30/11– 12/6/11

per lb.5Previously Frozen

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