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Come one, come all. With a costume or without! Good food and drink and fun with members!
The Hualalai Book Group, Eleo’s Talk Story, will begin meeting again in the Ke’olu Great Room. Join your fellow Members, as they discuss “How to Stop Time,” by Matt Haig. Please come, even if you haven’t read the book and stay for lunch, if you can.
Please contact Becky Holman if you have any questions beckyandbob310@aol.com.
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Photos by Diane Kantor
A little rain wasn’t go to stop these intrepid golfers. Photo by Becky Holman
Come one, come all, costume or no costume! Just a fun time to get together!
Thanks to reader Marti Debenedetti for catching my boo-boo. The auction is on Saturday, October 29, not October 19!
Marti Debenedetti has 6 free passes to Honolulu Bishop Museum through the end of 2022 she would like to share. The museum is open 9-5 daily but closed Thanksgiving and Christmas days.
” There’s no charge,” Marti said. “I’d just love someone else to take it all in. It’s quite spectacular and fun stuff for youngsters too. It comes with a free parking pass too.”
If you are interested, email Marti at martiscorner@aol.com.
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Earthquake activity continues to increase at Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcano.
The latest daily report about Mauna Loa reveals there were 65 earthquakes in the past 24 hours. Mauna Loa is not erupting, and experts said an eruption is not imminent. But the U.S. Geological Survey has moved to daily updates, and Mauna Loa has been at a yellow “advisory” status.
“We do have this heightened unrest,” explains Ken Hon, with the USGS Hawaii Volcano Observatory, “and the volcano is more likely to accelerate into an eruptive state out of the heightened unrest.”
Mauna Loa’s most recent big eruptions were in 1975 and 1984, but whether the latest flurry of seismicity will result in a lava event is anyone’s guess.
“Go about your daily business,” Hon advised, “but kind of keep an eye out and keep your ears open for what might be going on.”
(We at Hualalai are far enough away to not be directly affected.)
This young Hualalai guest wrote a special message in sand on the sidewalk.
Guard Duty or Waiting to Tee Off?
October 6 & October 8, 2022
IRONMAN TRIATHLON: A NOTE FROM THE CLUB
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This year, the Iron Man Triathlon will be over the span of 2 days and will be taking place on the West side of the island of Hawai’i. Due to this event and our property location, we anticipate delays in getting to and from the airport on October 6th and 8th.
For these reasons, we suggest that all Members and guests traveling secure their transportation 3 hours prior to their flight so they have ample time to get to the airport.
As one of the biggest triathlons in the world, this is a very busy but special time on the island as we welcome in athletes and spectators from all over the world. To view a map of the current race path and
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A Crescent Moon…
After spending the summer on the mainland, your editor is back where she belongs!
It was wonderful to visit with family and friends, but we’re so glad to be home.
And what a welcome we got!
photo by Diane Kantor
Monday, September 12 | 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Residents’ Beach House
MEMBERS RECEPTION
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Calling all Members! On Monday, September 12 we invite you to join us again for selected drinks and good times as we enjoy sunset on the beach with our Member ‘Ohana at the Residents’ Beach House. We look forward to seeing you all there!
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Many in our community do not have enough food to put on their tables. And the food banks have empty shelves!
A food drive was held yesterday but it’s not too late to help. It’s easy to donate on line!
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If you caught us on Hawaii News Now Sunrise on Friday, you saw the empty shelves in our warehouse. Inflation and food shortages are affecting us all, especially the most vulnerable in our communities.
We need your assistance today to fulfill our mission to nourish our ‘ohana and fight to end hunger.
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Here’s how to make a difference:
- Donate Online – We’re able to stretch your dollar further through our partnerships. A donation of just $10 goes a long way — helping provide food for more than 20 meals.
- Give Food Virtually – Our Virtual Food Drive allows you to donate some of our most-needed items from the safety and comfort of your home.
- Advocate – Spread the word by tagging @HawaiiFoodbank and using the hashtag #GiveByExample.
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