April 2016 Mililani Town Association

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Mililani News April 2016 • 1
Mililani Town Association
95-303 Kaloapau Street
Mililani, Hawaii 96789
Presorted Standard
U.S. Postage Paid
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Milil a ni Town Associ ation
April 2016
MTA
Mililani News
President’s Message
MTA
Board of Directors
President...................................................Bob Barrett
Vice President................................Michelle Kidani
Secretary..................................Josie Hart Ka’anehe
Treasurer...................................Glenn S. Yoshimori
Directors...........................................Roger Babcock,
Will Kane, Neil Takeda, Michael Magaoay,
Valerie Okimoto
MTA Staff Managers
General Manager
David O’Neal, CMCA, AMS
808-440-2614....doneal@mililanitown.org
Member Services Manager
Laurie Usui, CMCA, AMS
808-440-2626....lusui@mililanitown.org
Covenants & Design Manager
Katherine Cueva, CMCA, AMS
808-440-2622....kcueva@mililanitown.org
Controller
Lynelle Tamashiro, CPA, CMCA
808-440-2636....ltamashiro@mililanitown.org
Aquatics Manager
Kaleo Perreira
808-440-2632....jperreira@mililanitown.org
Café Manager
Jessica Maclachlan
808-440-2653....jmaclachlan@mililanitown.org
Common Area Manager
Michael Keller, CSP, CMCA
808-440-2637....mkeller@mililanitown.org
April 2016
Cover & Special Event Pages Designed by Special Event Coordinators
Kawika Samson 808-440-2640.....csamson@mililanitown.org
Jennifer Suzuki 808-440-2624.....jsuzuki@mililanitown.org
Newsletter Specialist - Joshua Ching
808-440-2633.....jching@mililanitown.org
Marketing Specialist - Ronna Derby
808-440-2618.......rderby@mililanitown.org
The Mililani News is a monthly publication of the Mililani Town
Association. The publication is used to notify owners of community
issues, changes in association policies, scheduled meetings,
hearings, programs, classes, special events and activities, and for
recognizing MTA members and employees for their achievements and
outstanding service. MTA Management has the authority to approve
or disapprove editorial submissions, materials, or advertisements.
MTA does not endorse and is not responsible for the merchandise or
services advertised in this publication. The Mililani News is mailed
to residential properties in Mililani. If you are a homeowner who is
renting your home to a tenant and live outside of Mililani, or you are
a property manager or business owner in Mililani, you are welcome
to view the monthly newsletter online. If you are a property owner
who would prefer to read the newsletter online, rather than receive
it in the mail, call 440-2633 or send an email to lwhite@mililanitown.
org to have your property address removed from the MTA newsletter
mailing list.
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I enjoy writing my
monthly President
message and really
appreciate hearing
your
feedback.
Interestingly
it
seems I receive
far more feedback
when my message
is personal and not strictly business. Well,
file this under the “you asked for it” category.
This month’s message is about my colon. In
reality, it is about the procedure, my health
and how this may affect you and your health.
I read somethings like this from the Colon
Cancer Awareness web site:
Colon cancer is the third most commonly
diagnosed cancer and the second leading
cause of cancer death in men and women
combined in the United States.
Screening is the number one way you can
reduce your risk of colon cancer. Despite its
high incidence, colon cancer is unique in that
it is one of the most preventable and, if found
early, most treatable forms of cancer.
So in I went! Now, I can break the procedure
up into three major components:
Fasting, Drinking and Smile, here comes the
camera!
The instructions I received after I scheduled
the appointment were pretty clear. No solid
foods after midnight 2 days before. I was
allowed to drink clear fluids and they listed
a few but I figured, I’m going to take my best
shot at this and I opted for only water for the
duration. That put me at about 36 hours with
no food. Degree of difficulty – 5
The next step was the “Gavalyte”. This is the
mixture that will empty you out in preparation
for the procedure. There was a gallon jug, a
powder and a lemon flavor packet. The night
before I had to drink it, I mixed it together
with water and put it in the fridge. Starting at
7:00 PM the night before the procedure, I was
to drink ¾ of it that night and the other ¼ the
morning of. I was told that the quicker you
consume the quantity the better it will work.
So I drank ¾ of it in 90 minutes. Well that
stuff works pretty good. That technology has
been perfected! WOW. I woke up around 2:00
AM to consume the rest. Degree of difficulty
– 8.5
The last step was show up at the clinic for
the procedure. That morning I was feeling
pretty good and we arrived early. My wife
accompanied me, you are not allowed to
drive for the rest of the day. It was fairly
straight forward, they take your vitals, lay
on the bed and they hook you up to EKG and
BP machines, wheel you in and ask you to lay
on your side, put the IV drip in and it’s over.
You are not totally out but out enough to not
feel anything. For a while I was watching the
monitor but it was like sleeping, just not a
deep sleep. Degree of difficulty - 1
They found one small polyp and it was
benign. I have to go back for another one in
5 years. Good news all around. I’m glad I did
it and I’m glad it is over but now that I know
what to expect for the next time and I won’t
be so worried about it. This is the reason I am
sharing my experience with you, in the hope
that maybe it will take some of the mystery
and fear out of the whole “colonoscopy”
experience. Go and get it done. It very well
may save your life.
Aloha,
Bob Barrett
MTA Board President
Meeting Schedule
MTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Third Wednesday of the month
7:00pm at Recreation Center 2
President: Bob Barrett
Contact David O’Neal at 623-7300
NEIGHBORHOOD BOARD #25
Mililani/Waipio/Melemanu
Fourth Wednesday of the month
7:30pm at Recreation Center 3
Dick Poirier / Tel: 808-623-2259
NEIGHBORHOOD BOARD #35
Mililani Mauka/Launani Valley
Third Tuesday of the month
7:00pm at Mililani Mauka Elementary
Dean Hazama / Tel: 808-226-7430
Mililani News
MTA Business Offices
April Fools Contest
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Temporarily Located Inside
Rec Center 6
95-1010 Konaku Street, Mililani, HI 96789
Tel: 808-623-7300 / Fax: 808-623-3474
Monday-Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm
Aloha Mililani! We have an April Fools
gag in this issue of the MTA newsletter.
We are having a contest to see who can
identify the gag. If you think you know,
please send in your name, address and
phone number, and identify the gag, to:
Admin Office Closed Weekends & Holidays
See Facility Schedule for Rec 6 Pool Hours
REC CENTER 3 BUSINESS OFFICE
95-281 Kaloapau Street, Mililani Town
Tel: 808-440-2603
Monday-Saturday 8:00am to 8:30pm
Sunday 9:00am to 8:30pm
REC CENTER 7 BUSINESS OFFICE
95-1333 Lehiwa Drive, Mililani Mauka
Tel: 808-440-2608
Monday-Friday 8:00am to 8:30pm
Saturday 8:00am to 7:45pm
Sunday 8:00am to 5:45pm
Attn: April Fools Contest
95-1010 Konaku Street
Mililani, HI 96789
Please make sure your entry is legible.
From all the correct entries, we will
draw five (5) winners who will each
win four (4) consolidated movie
tickets!
NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED
Entries must be postmarked by
Thursday, April 7th. The drawing will
be held Monday, April 11th.
Good luck and happy hunting!
MTA Mailing Address
95-1010 Konaku Street
Mililani, Hawaii 96789
Vehicle For Sale
Photo above of the MTA Administrative Office, built in
1977 (currently under renovations)
Safety
in the
SUMMER 2016
During the renovation,
please visit us at
Rec 6:
95-1010 Konaku St.,
Mililani Mauka
Community
Effective immediately, the Waena
Walkway from Recreation Center 1 to
Mililani Garden Homes II is closed from
6 p.m. to 7 a.m. A cost proposal was
obtained to address the lighting along
the walkway and it was determined to be
too excessive to repair. Therefore, it has
been decided to post signage to advise
that the walkway is closed after 6 p.m.
due to the lack of lighting.
NEW!
Administrative Office Opening
1996 Ford F-350 Utility Box Truck
Mileage – 77,300 sold as is
Open to MTA members via sealed bid only
Kelley Blue Book Value - $5,427
Inspection date :
Thursday, 4/7/16, 10 to 11am
at Rec 6 (95-1010 Konaku Street)
Photo above of the MTA Recreation Center 6
(Temporary location of Administration Office)
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To find out what’s on this month’s calendar, visit
the PROGRAMS & CLASSES page of the MTA
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Members with a valid MTA ID can also sponsor
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attending your first session, present your valid
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Special Events
MTA Budget 2016-2017
The following is a budget for the upcoming fiscal year (April 1, 2016, through March 31, 2017)
based on the Board of Directors’ best estimate of the costs and expenses that will be incurred by the
Association in the upcoming year in light of prior years’ experience. The Association has historically
minimized increases in membership assessments by using the Association’s net income from
other sources (e.g., cell phone tower rental income, event sponsorships, newsletter advertising) to
defray part of the Association’s expenses each year. As part of its financial practices and in order to
protect against large unanticipated special assessments, the Association has also established and
maintains capital reserves for repairs, replacements, improvements, etc. The Association’s reserves
are an essential part of maintaining home values in the Mililani Town and an important component
of the Association’s long-range planning. Before the beginning of each fiscal year, the members
of the Association have resolved to treat as special assessments and capital contributions to the
Association’s capital reserves the amount of any excess revenues from membership assessments in
the ensuing year, and these amounts have been added to the Association’s capital reserves.
REVENUES
Member Assessments *.............................................................................................................$6,458,232
Transfer and Escrow Demand Fees.........................................................................................$174,000
Hall Rentals........................................................................................................................................$190,000
Common Area Lease.......................................................................................................................$203,832
Programs & Classes........................................................................................................................$490,160
Photo I.D. User Fees........................................................................................................................$100,000
Vending Machines..............................................................................................................................$24,500
Coffee Sales...........................................................................................................................................$82,200
Movie Tickets.......................................................................................................................................$80,000
T-Shirts......................................................................................................................................................$8,000
Late Fees................................................................................................................................................$52,000
Interest Income................................................................................................................................$265,000
Forfeitures (Rental Deposits............................................................................................................$1,700
Document Sales...................................................................................................................................$10,000
Newsletter Advertising.................................................................................................................$240,000
Foreclosure Rental Income..........................................................................................................$100,000
Miscellaneous Revenue…………...………………………………………………………………………..$6,500
Carryover from prior year............................................................................................................$921,277
TOTAL REVENUES AND CONTRIBUTIONS.......................................................................$9,407,401
EXPENSES
Coffee Shop Supplies.........................................................................................................................$42,900
Salaries & Wages..........................................................................................................................$4,125,601
Service Awards.......................................................................................................................................$2,075
Required Payroll Taxes & Insurance........................................................................................$488,344
Employee Benefits...........................................................................................................................$885,864
Repair & Maintenance...................................................................................................................$137,100
Operating Material & Supplies...................................................................................................$432,480
Office/Business Expenses............................................................................................................$310,015
Outside Services...............................................................................................................................$552,943
Legal Fees..............................................................................................................................................$36,000
Insurance............................................................................................................................................$217,519
Utilities.................................................................................................................................................$950,210
Taxes.....................................................................................................................................................$177,096
Training & Conferences...................................................................................................................$19,081
Vehicle Operating Expense..........................................................................................................$112,113
Foreclosure Expense.........................................................................................................................$55,912
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES..............................................................................................$8,545,253
Contribution to Reserve Fund....................................................................................................$862,148
TOTAL EXPENSES & RESERVE CONTRIBUTIONS.........................................................$9,407,401
RRP/CIP RESERVE BUDGET
Starting reserve balance **...................................................................................................$12,248,028
Plus member contribution to reserves..................................................................................$862,148
Less budgeted RRP/CIP expenditures***
($5,296,828)
Projected ending reserve balance ****...............................................................................$7,813,348
* Includes capital contributions to replacement reserves
** As of March 1, 2016
*** Includes $3,603,571 carryover from 2015-2016 Budget
**** Excluding administrative expenses and net investment gain/loss
Coffee Break
Homeowner Assessments
The MTA quarterly assessment is collected in
accordance with Article VI, Section 6.02 of the
Mililani Town DCCR. Assessment due dates are
January 1st, April 1st, July 1st, and October 1st
in the amount of $102.00 per quarter (effective
April 1, 2010). Quarterly reminder notices are
sent to homeowners. A $10.00 late fee will be
charged if payment is not received by the 10th
of the month that payment is due.
There are 5 ways to pay
your assessments:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SurePay Payment Plan - SurePay allows
your bank to automatically, electronically
transfer your quarterly assessment
payments from your checking or savings
account through Automated Clearing
House (ACH) to MTA. Fill out a SurePay
form and turn it in to one of our business
offices or send it to surepay@mililanitown.
org. Submit a voided check with your form.
Pay Online - To safely pay your assessment
online, homeowners must go through the
official MTA website (www.mililanitown.
org). Once on the official MTA home page,
look for the “Pay Online” icon at the top that
looks like a credit card. Click the icon and
you will be directed to the online payment
page. Payments made through any other
website is not recommended and are not
guaranteed by MTA.
Pay in Person - Payments may be made at
the Admin Office at Rec 6 (95-1010 Konaku
Street) from 8am to 4pm Monday through
Friday, or at the Rec Center 3 or 7 Business
Offices during their regular business office
hours. Please bring your remittance stub
with you when you make your payment.
Use Our Secure Drop-Box - There is a dropbox located outside of Rec Center 3 that
you may use at any time, including after
hours and weekends. A 2nd drop-box is
located inside the Rec 6 administration
office and is only available during regular
business hours.
Pay by Mail - To avoid late fees, please
allow ample time for mail delivery and
for your payments to post as received.
Homeowners with multiple properties
must submit a separate remittance stub
and payment, for each property address.
• If you are mailing a check with
the remittance stub, please mail it to:
Mililani Town Association, P.O. Box 29380,
Honolulu, HI 96820-1780. This is a
“Lockbox” service through Bank of Hawaii.
Only the payment will be processed.
• If you are mailing a check without
the remittance stub or with the remittance
stub and other correspondence or
enclosures (such as name or mailing
address changes), please mail it to Mililani
Town Association: 95-303 Kaloapau Street,
Mililani, HI 96789.
Escrow Demand Fees
and Transfer of Ownership Fees
When selling your home within Mililani Town
Association (MTA), your escrow company
will request from MTA what is referred to as
an escrow demand statement. This report
will provide the escrow company with payoff
information, in order to ensure all funds due to
MTA are collected for the property at closing.
These funds include amounts owed for both the
seller and buyer and can include assessments,
late fees, legal charges, and transfer fees
associated with the transfer of ownership of
the property. To recover some of the cost to
process such requests and ensure resources
are allocated to provide a quick turnaround of
information for the escrow company, effective
April 1, 2016, MTA will implement a fee of $25
per demand request to be paid prior to the
release of information.
MTA membership includes nearly 16,000
properties. Each resale of property requires
the update and maintenance of membership
information and billing records. A transfer
fee is charged to the buyer of the property to
ensure that MTA’s records are updated timely
and accurately. This fee is typically paid
through escrow during the sale and purchase
of the property. This fee is necessary for MTA
to recover a portion of the expense relating to
the administration of its membership records.
A $100 transfer fee was set in 2005 and has not
been increased in over ten years. Effective April
1, 2016, the transfer fee will increase to $300 for
each resale of property.
Here’s how to sign up:
1) Go to www.mililanitown.org
2) Click on the link to sign up, enter your
account (include 3 leading zeroes), street
number (94 or 95) and your e-mail address.
3) You will receive an e-mail with an activation
link for confirmation. Click that link, and you
are enrolled!
MTA Quarterly Assessments
SUREPAY AUTOMATIC PAYMENT FORM
Please use a separate form for each property.
I authorize the Mililani Town Association to initiate the following action
of the account information listed below.
Please check one:
START Service
CHANGE Information
STOP Service
MTA Account Number:
Mililani Property Address:
Owner’s Name(s):
Mailing Address: (if different from property address):
Home #:
Work #:
Cell #:
Email:
Complete this section when STARTING service or CHANGING information
I authorize the financial institution below to accept the ACH transfer and change my
checking or savings account listed below to pay the quarterly MTA assessment dues.
Account Type:
Checking (voided check required)
Savings
Name of Financial Institution:
Bank Routing Number:
Bank Account Number:
Signature of Bank Account Holder
Date
SUBMIT A VOIDED CHECK WITH THIS FORM
Drop off, Mail, Fax, or Email Application and voided check to:
Mililani Town Association 95-303 Kaloapau Street, Mililani, HI 96789
Fax: 808-623-3474 Email: surepay@mililanitown.org
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From left: Velma Jacinto, Store Manager,
Butch Galdeira, Food Service Manager,
Tammy Villamor, Assistant Store Manager
A
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Last year, Aloha Island Mart became the
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healthy food choices in its stores.
“It’s all about helping consumers find
healthier meal options on the go,” said
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hot dogs, soda and f’real milkshakes but
they will now have more choices.”
Aloha Island Mart offers a vast selection
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Other high-performance foods and drinks
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Hanalani
Schools
Love God. Love Others. Challenge Yourself.
Fun and Free
Summer
Program
Group meets every Wednesday from 9:30am
to 11:30am at Recreation Center 3. Mililani
residents, 55 and over, with a valid MTA ID
card are welcome to participate. Activities
include game days, cultural activities,
informational seminars, holiday celebrations,
potlucks, pool and park days, service projects,
arts & crafts and more!
To find out what’s on this month’s calendar,
visit the PROGRAMS & CLASSES page of the
MTA website.
This is a free program for MTA Members ($25
per month for sponsored guests). To register
before your first session, present your valid
MTA ID at the Admin Office.
June 6 – July 15, 2016
Join us for a summer fill ed with exploration and enrichment!
For more information, visit hanalani.org/summer.
Member Services
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Please visit www.mililanitown.org for more information
ADMIN OFFICE at Rec 6 • Mililani Mauka
95-1010 Konaku Street, Mililani, HI 96789
Tel: 808-623-7300 / Fax: 808-623-3474
Monday - Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm
Admin Office Closed Weekends & Holidays
MTA MAILING ADDRESS
95-303 Kaloapau Street
Mililani, HI 96789
REC 7 INTERNET CAFÉ • Mililani Mauka
Proudly Serving Starbucks®
Beverages and Delicious Pastries
Free WiFi and Use of Computer Kiosks
Monday - Friday 7:00am to 8:00pm
Saturday & Sunday 8:00am to 8:00pm
RECREATION CENTER 1 • Tel: 440-2601
95-400 Ikaloa Street, Mililani Town
See Facility Schedule for Hours
94-300 Anania Drive, Mililani Town
95-281 Kaloapau Street, Mililani Town
94-233 Makapipipi Street, Mililani Town
95-1101 Ainamakua Drive, Mililani Mauka
95-1010 Konaku Street, Mililani Mauka
MTA Membership
Cards
A valid MTA Membership ID card provides you
access to all seven of our Recreation Centers
and the unique amenities that each one has to
offer. Membership also allows you to join in the
special events, seminars, programs, and classes
that are held in our facilities, as well as the
opportunity to take advantage of exclusive, MTA
member benefits.
Membership cards may be purchased at Recreation Center 3 and Recreation Center 7.
Renters must have permission to get an MTA ID
from the Homeowner. Complete membership
requirements and forms are available on the “ID
CARDS” page of the MTA website.
Facility
Reservations
Reservations are taken at the Mililani Town
Association Admin Office at Rec 6 (95-1010
Konaku Street) Monday - Friday from 8:00am 4:00pm (closed on holidays). Payment must
be made in full at the time of reservations
for all rentals.
Renter must be 18 years old or older and an
MTA homeowner or tenant listed as “Head of
Household” with a current MTA Membership
Card. Please see the MTA website for hall
reservation times, pool reservation times, and
other details.
The rental fees include the use of the hall,
tables, chairs, kitchen and restrooms. An MTA
Member Service Coordinator and janitorial
services will be provided, with the exception of
pool reservations. Alcohol is not permitted.
No overnight camping or lining up in advance.
A lottery system will be in place for the months
of May-July. The first two hours of all hall
reservations are designated for set-up. Halls
must be vacated by the times stated in the
Rental Agreement. Reservations may be made
up to one (1) year prior to the desired rental
date. A minimum of thirty (30) days notice is
required to reserve a facility. The minimum
notice may only be waived if MTA can assign a
staff member for the rental.
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SUMMER LOTTERY INFO (May – July):
As always, dates will open a year-to-thedate in advance. Lotteries will take place at
Recreation Center 6 Lanai (95-1010 Konaku
Street, Mililani Mauka). Lottery sign-up is from
8:00am – 8:20am. Lottery drawing is at 8:30am
(representative must be present).
One representative per property address may
stand in for the Homeowner/Head of Household
in the lottery. The representative must be
able to provide the Homeowner/Head of
Household’s legal name, property address and
phone number. The actual Homeowner/Head
of Household must sign the contract within 24
hours and pay in full. The person must also have
a valid MTA ID card. If there is no signature and
no payment after 24 hours, the contract will be
voided.
Pool Reservations
& Lifeguards
POOL RESERVATIONS AND LIFEGUARDS: All
reservations for the use of a swimming pool
will require payment for the services of MTA
lifeguards. One lifeguard is required for every
35 people in the pool area regardless if they are
swimming or not. A minimum of two MTA lifeguards are required at Rec 4 regardless of the
headcount. Lifeguards must remain on duty as
long as there are people in the pool area. There
is no “grace-period” for setting-up or clean-up
for swimming pool rentals. Flotation tubes and
pool toys are provided by MTA at Recs 3 and 4.
Waterslide will not be available during pool
rentals.
Rec 7 BBQ Pavilion
Reservations
A signed Rec 7 Pavilion Reservations Form
and payment in full must be submitted at the
time of reservation. The rental fee is $50.00
per pavilion. Reservations open a year-todate in advance and are taken on a first come,
first served basis. The maximum capacity
of each pavilion is twelve people. Same day
back-to-back pre-reservations are not allowed.
Alcohol, tents, extra tables and amplified music
are prohibited. All pavilion users must exit the
recreation center at the end of the reservation.
No refunds are given for cancellations.
Member Services
Facility Reservation Rates
*Fees are subject to change without prior notice*
Please visit our website at www.mililanitown.org for reservation times and more information
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Complimentary
Wellness Seminar
Monday, April 11th
6:30pm to 8:30pm
at Rec Center 2
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available to be used in the home and shared
with your loved ones and friends. They are
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Seating is limited. Please call (808) 2161431 or email alohahealinghawaii@gmail.
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Light refreshments.
Retirement
Readiness
Seminar
Monday, April 25th
5:00pm to 7:30pm
at Rec Center 2
K Dangleman, Financial Advisor
You’ve worked hard to provide for your family.
Whether you’re approaching retirement or
recently retired, your focus may begin to
shift from building your financial foundation
to protecting the financial resources you’ve
created for you and your family.
Standing Guard: Protect What You’ve Worked
For shares proactive ways to address
key risks you may encounter and strategies
to help prepare for the unexpected.Light
refreshments.
Please call Ivana at 808-625-4404 or email at
Ivana.tugaoen@edwardjones.com to RSVP by
April 22, 2016.
Covenants & Design
Yard of the Quarter
Contest
In an effort to recognize homeowners who keep their yards
looking beautiful, which enhances their neighborhood, our
Covenants Specialists will nominate front yards that catch
their eye. There will be six yards nominated each quarter. The
winner will receive $400 in cash or cash equivalent from the
Yard of the Quarter sponsor. The second quarter sponsor is:
TLC Realty
Photos will be in the MTA newsletter as follows:
January – nominees pictured
March – winner pictured
July – nominees pictured
September – winner pictured
April – nominees pictured
June – winner pictured
Picture 3:1Q/2016
October – nominees pictured
December – winner pictured
There is no limit to the number of times a yard can be nominated,
but a yard can only win once per year. To be eligible to be
nominated, the property must be owner occupied and in good
standing with the Association. In addition, the owner must agree
to have a picture of their yard shown in the MTA newsletter and
on the MTA web site. The winner will be published in a picture
with the Sponsor and nominating Covenant Specialist.
Good luck to all the nominees, and thank you for helping to keep
Mililani beautiful!
Picture 1:1Q/2016
Picture 2:1Q/2016
Picture 4:1Q/2016
Picture 5:1Q/2016
Picture 6:1Q/2016
Aquatic Programs
Rec Center 1
Rec Center 4
Rec Center 6
Rec Center 2
Rec Center 3
Rec Center 7
Kids’ Learn
to
Swim
Registration: Due to the popularity of the
Kids Learn-to-Swim classes, a registration
date is set for each 2-month session. Payment
is due upon registration.
Kids’ Learn to Swim Class Rules: Parents
may observe classes from the deck seating
areas only. No one is allowed in the swimming
or wading pools except the class participants
and instructors. We discourage parents
from interfering with classes by talking to
their child, yelling words of encouragement,
reprimanding or making gestures. Parents,
who have children 11 years old and under
need to be present for the entire swim
class. Parents are responsible for escorting
participants to and from the lesson area.
April-May Kids’
Learn to Swim Session
04/05/16 - 05/22/16
MTA Member registration for the AprilMay 2016 Session, Pre-school through
Level 6 will open on Saturday, 4/2/16
from 8am-Noon at Rec Center 3.
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
Dates: 4/5 – 5/19 (14 classes)
Afternoons: 3:00pm, 4:00pm, or 5:00pm
Place: Rec 2
Fee: $140 for MTA Members
$180 for sponsored guests
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Mornings: 8:00am, 9:00am, or 10:00am
Place: Rec 7 heated pool
SATURDAY ONLY
SUNDAY ONLY
Junior Masters
Participants, ages 8-17 years old, work on
stroke refinement and endurance necessary
to become proficient swimmers. This
program is a non-competitive alternative to
swim teams.
Prerequisite: Participants must have passed
Level 6 and must present their MTA report
card during registration. If the interested
participant did not attend MTA’s swim
programs, please contact the Aquatics
Manager to set up a swim test. Interested
participants must be able to perform the
back and front crawl stroke, breaststroke,
elementary backstroke, sidestroke, butterfly
and open and flip turns.
Days: Mon, Wed & Fri at Rec 6
Dates: Month to Month
Times:Novice - 3:00pm-4:00pm
Novice - 4:00pm-5:00pm
Advanced - 5:00pm-6:00pm
Fee: $60 for MTA Members, $80 for sponsored guests
Adult Learn
to
Swim
Must be 18 years old or older. Classes are
45 minutes long. Participants are taught to
be safe and comfortable in the water using
basic water skills and fundamental strokes.
Participants of all levels are welcome.
Days: Monday at Rec 7 & Friday at Rec 2
Time: 10:00am-11:00am
Fee: $65 for MTA Member
Special Needs Swim
SPECIAL NEEDS LEARN TO SWIM
Classes will be 1-on-1 with an instructor for
30 minutes. Participants would need to have
special needs or be diagnosed on the autism
spectrum. Registration is ongoing month to
month.
Dates: 4/4 – 4/25
Days: Monday & Wednesday (7 classes)
Place: TBA
Time: 2:30pm. 3:00pm. 4:00pm, 4:30pm, 5:00pm, or 5:30pm
Fee:
$100 for MTA member
$150 for sponsored guest
Waitlisted Classes
Please call 623-7300 to be put on a waitlist
for the following classes:
MASTERS SWIM PROGRAM (must be 18
years old or older) Swim stroke refinement
and endurance for proficient swimmers.
Participants must be able to perform back and
front crawl stroke, breaststroke, elementary
backstroke, sidestroke, butterfly and open
and flip turns. Fee: $60.
LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION CLASS (must
be 15 years old or older) This is an American
Red Cross certification course in Lifeguard
Training, First Aid, and CPR/AED for the
Professional Rescuer. Fee: $160 for MTA
members, $175 for non members.
CPR for Schools and the Community (must
be 15 years old or older). This is an American
Red Cross certification course. Participants in
this course learn to recognize and respond to
emergencies. Fee: $50.
Adult Water Aerobics
Participants of all fitness levels will enjoy
water workouts to improve strength, balance,
endurance and flexibility. Classes are led by a
fitness instructor and are conducted to music,
both in waist-to-chest deep water and in
deep water. These classes use a punch card
system that can be used for any of the Water
Aerobics classes during the 2-month session.
Must be at least 18 years old to participate.
Classes are not held on holidays.
Morning Classes:
Monday 9:00am-10:00am at Rec 7
Tuesday 9:00am-10:00am at Rec 7
Friday 9:00am-10:00am at Rec 7
Evening Classes:
Monday: 6:00pm-7:00pm at Rec 2
Tuesday: 7:00pm-8:00pm at Rec 7
Wednesday: 6:00pm-7:00pm at Rec 2
Thursday: 7:00pm-8:00pm at Rec 7
Punch Card Prices:
2 classes
• $5 with MTA card
• $7 for sponsored guests
9 classes
14 classes
25 classes
Floatie Fun Fridays
These free events are held on the first Friday
of every month from 4:00pm-8:00pm at Rec
Center 1. We’ll provide the floaties, you bring
the fun! All ages welcome. No registration
necessary.
One on One
Learn to Swim
PILOT PROGRAM
Registration will be open Wednesday, March
2nd, 2016 at Rec 6 temporary Administrative
Building at 8:00am.
After Friday, March 4th, you may register at
Rec 3 Business Office, Rec 7 Business Office,
or Rec 6 temporary Administrative Building.
Classes will be 1 on 1 with an instructor
for 25 minutes. All participants welcome
from basic water adjustment through stroke
refinement skills. Instructors will teach to
each participant’s abilities. Registration
is ongoing month to month. Spots will
not be held for prior month’s participants.
Registration will open the first Wednesday
every month for the following month.
Participants must be at least 2 ½ years of age.
April 2016
Days: Tuesday/Thursday at Rec 2 (7 classes)
Times: 6:00pm (Limited to 5 spots)
6:30pm (Limited to 5 spots)
Fee: $150 for MTA members.
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April 2016 Facility Schedule
REC
Swimming
Pool
Jet Spa
Water Slide
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
9am - 2pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
9am - 2pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Sundown - 9pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Sundown - 9pm
2pm - Sundown
2pm - Sundown
2pm - Sundown
Lap Swim
7am - 10am
Closed for Maintenance
Until 2pm
Water Aerobics
6pm - 7pm
Swim Lessons
3pm - 7pm
Rec Center 1 • 95-400 Ikaloa Street, Mililani Town • 440-2601
Lap Swim
8am - 10am
Until 2pm
Open Swim
10am - 6pm
Open Swim
2pm - Sundown
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Sundown - 9pm
8am - 6pm
10am - 6pm
Lap Swim
7am - 9am
Swimming
Pool
Pool is heated
to 84° F and is
equipped with
handicap lift.
Basketball
Court
Swimming
Pool
Tennis
Courts
Swimming
Pool
Lap Swim
8am - 10am
Open Swim
10am - 6pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
10am - 6pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
7pm - 9pm
Free Play
8am - 6pm
Free Play
8am - Sundown
7am - 9pm
Pool is equipped
with
handicap lift.
Jet Spa
Pool is heated
to 84° F and is
handicap
accessible with
walk-in ramp.
Gym
(Indoor
Basketball &
Volleyball
Court)
Jet Spa
Lap Swim
6am - 10am
10am - Noon
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open Noon - 2pm
7am - 9pm
7am - 9pm
Open Swim 2pm - Sundown
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Sundown - 9pm
2pm - Sundown
Lap Swim
7am - 10am
Lap Swim
7am - 10am
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
7pm - 9pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
7pm - 9pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
7pm - 9pm
Free Play
2pm - Sundown
Rec Center 3 • 95-281 Kaloapau Street, Mililani Town • 440-2603
Free Play
8am - Sundown
Swim Lessons
3pm - 7pm
Free Play
8am - Sundown
Lap Swim
8am - 10am
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
9am - 2pm
Open Swim
10am - 8pm
Open Swim
2pm - Sundown
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Sundown - 9pm
8am - 8pm
2pm - Sundown
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
10am - 2:45pm
Water Aerobics
6pm - 7pm
SATURDAY
Lap Swim
7am - 9am
Open Swim
2pm - Sundown
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
10am - 6pm
10am - Sundown
Lap Swim
6am - 10am
Lap Swim
8am - 10am
Adult Learn to Swim
10am - 11am
Open Swim
10am - 6pm
11am - Noon
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Noon - 9pm
Free Play 8am - Sundown
Closed 11am - Noon
Free Play
8am - 6pm
Rec 3 Pool will be closed during the duration of the renovation. Special Needs Swim Lessons will be held at Rec 4 until renovation is completed.
8am - 9pm
8am - 9pm
8am - 9pm
8am - 9pm
Special Needs Swim
Program 2pm - 6pm
Closed for
Maintenance
Special Needs Swim
Program 2pm - 6pm
Rec Center 4 • 94-233 Makapipipi Street, Mililani Town • 440-2604
8am - 9pm
8am - 9pm
8am - 9pm
Closed for Parties Most Days • Closed for Maintenance every Tuesday • Open 10am to 6pm on public school holidays & breaks unless noted.
Lap Swim
8am - Noon
Lap Swim
7am - Noon
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Noon - 6pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Noon - 2:45pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Noon - 6pm
Lap Swim
6pm - 9pm
Lap Swim
6pm - 9pm
Lap Swim
6pm - 9pm
Lap Swim
6pm - 9pm
Lap Swim
6pm - 9pm
Lap Swim
7am - 9am
Lap Swim
7am - 9am
Until 2pm
Adult Learn to Swim
10am - 11am
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
10am - 7pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
9am - 9pm
Water Aerobics
7pm - 8pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Noon - 9pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
8pm - 9pm
Water Aerobics
9am - 10am
11am - Noon
Basketball Free Play
8am - 8pm
8am - 8pm
Lap Swim
7am - Noon
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Noon - 2:45pm
Lap Swim
6am - 9am
Open Swim
11am - 8pm
Lap Swim
7am - Noon
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Noon - 6pm
7am - 9pm
Swim Lessons
8am - 11am
Until 2pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
2pm - 2:45pm
Junior Masters
3pm - 6pm
8am - 6pm
Lap Swim
7am - Noon
7am - 9pm
Rec Center 7 • 95-1333 Lehiwa Drive, Mililani Mauka • 440-2607
Swimming
Pool
FRIDAY
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
2pm - 2:45pm
Rec Center 6 • 95-1010 Konaku Street, Mililani Mauka • 440-2606
Swimming
Pool
Lap Swim
7am - 9am
Open Swim
2pm - 9pm
Rec Center 2 • 94-300 Anania Drive, Mililani Town • 440-2602
THURSDAY
6am - 11am
Volleyball
Noon - 9pm
Water Aerobics
9am - 10am
Water Aerobics
7pm - 8pm
Volleyball
7am - 9pm
7am - 9pm
Junior Masters
3pm - 6pm
2pm - 9pm
7am - 9pm
7am - 9pm
7am - 9pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
2pm - 7pm
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
8pm - 9pm
Volleyball
8am - 9pm
Junior Masters
3pm - 6pm
7am - 9pm
Lap Swim
7am - 9am
Water Aerobics
9am - 10am
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
10am - 9pm
7am - 9pm
7am - 9pm
HOLIDAYS/CLOSURES:
• Saturday, April 2nd: Kids Learn to Swim Registration : Rec 3 hall and game room closed until noon
• Thursday, April 7th: Café will open at noon
• Saturday, April 9th (Special Event – Movie by the Pool): Rec 1 will close at 2:00pm
• Saturday, April 23rd (Special Event – Parent’s Night Out): Entire Rec 2 facility will close at 3:00pm
Lap Swim
8am - Noon
1/2 Lap 1/2 Open
Noon - 6pm
8am - 6pm
Swim Lessons
8am - 11am
Open Swim
11am - 8pm
8am - 8pm
8am - 8pm
Independent Contractor Classes
Fitness
ZUMBA Combines Latin and International
music with a fun and effective workout system.
$5 per class for MTA Members, $6 for sponsored
guests. Find us on Facebook at “MTA Mililani
Rec Center 3 & 5 Zumba fitness classes.” Classes
are inexpensive and lots of fun - join the Party!
Zumba w/ Nisi Taylor
Monday at Rec 3
9:30am-10:30am
Tel: 927-6730
nisajaclyn@yahoo.com
Zumba w/ Edelynn
Pagba
Wednesday at Rec 3
6:00pm-7:00pm
Saturday at Rec 3
8:30-9:30am
Tel: 330-7728
edelynnz@gmail.com
Zumba w/ Yuriko
Henson
Friday at Rec 3
9:30am-10:30am
Tel: (360) 204-4809
yurikohenson@hotmail.com
U-JAM U-Jam Fitness®
is an athletic hip-hop
dance fitness workout
that combines dance
and high energy music
for a workout that
is bound to get your
heart rate up, your
body moving, and
make you work up a sweat, all while having
FUN! U-JAM believes that dance should be
approachable and easy-to-follow, no matter
what level you are! U-Jam Fitness® is a
program for all ages and fitness levels. Contact
Mike Grimes: Tel: 783-8437
email: mykalgrimes@gmail.com
Thursday at Rec 5, 7:30pm-8:30pm
HAWAII ISLAND
SKIPPERS
Jumping rope is an
activity that is both
fun and healthy for
your body.
This
is a general class
designed for kids
8 years old and over. Free for MTA Members.
Contact Ron Stephens at 222-5117.
W O M E N ’ S
EXERCISE A low-
impact,
exercise
workout
with
instructor, Debbie
Fajardo. $3 per
month for MTA
Members, $10 per
month for sponsored guests.
Call MTA at 623-7300
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
8:00am-9:00am at Rec 3
DANCE
CLUB
FITNESS
A fun,
easy to follow highenergy
exercise
class with dance
moves performed
to the hottest hits
across
multiple
genres
including
hip-hop, pop, Latin, R&B, belly dance, & much
more! Contact Helena at helenarsundberg@
gmail.com or (386) 427-8407.
Monday: 7:30pm-8:30pm at Rec 3
JAZZERCISE
Jazzercise is a
pulse-pounding,
beat-pumping
fitness
program
that fuses cardio
with muscle toning
resistance training, stretch and cool-down.
A 60-minute full-body work out for all ages
and fitness levels. Get moving to a heartthumping hot music playlist that will leave
you breathless, toned and coming back for
more. Contact Lyn: 808-600-5022.
Tuesday & Thursday
at 6:15pm – 7:15pm at Rec. 5
Culture & Arts
BALLET
Ballet is a beautiful
system of body
awareness.
It
develops
an
adaptive body that
can move with both
strength and grace. Contact Laura Kunimura
at 228-3743, danceisle@aol.com or www.
danceisland.net.
Ballet 1 (Ages 6 to 9)
Friday: 4:00pm-5:00pm at Rec 1
Saturday: 9:30am-10:30am at Rec 1
Ballet 2/3 (Ages 9 to teens)
Saturday: 10:30am-12:00pm at Rec 1
MODERN
HULA
Come
and
learn
Hula basics in a
non-competitive
a t m o s p h e r e .
Students will dance
to
contemporary
Hawaiian mele and
Christian songs. Contact Mary Ann Chalker at
222-6823.
Beginner Level Girls (Age 6 to 9)
Saturday: 12:00pm-1:00pm at Rec 3
Intermediate Level Girls (Age 10 to teens)
Saturday: 1:00pm-2:00pm at Rec 3
LANGUAGE WONDERLAND Offers foreign
language classes for children. Our curriculum
is developed based on Total Immersion
Principle and every class is taught only in
the target language. Contact Kristina Stutler
at info@language-wonderland.com or call
394-7133. Register online at www.languagewonderland.com.
Chinese – Saturday at Rec 2
Tots: 8:15am – 8:45am
Elementary: 9:00am – 9:45am
Preschool: 10:00am-10:45am
French – Saturday at Rec. 2
Elementary: 12:00pm – 12:50pm
Japanese – Friday at Rec 2
Preschool: 4:00pm – 4:45pm
Elementary: 5:00pm – 5:45pm
Japanese – Saturday at Rec 2
Elementary: 11:00am – 11:50am
Korean – Friday at Rec 2
Elementary: 6pm – 6:45pm
Spanish - Thursday at Rec 2
Preschool: 4:30pm – 5:15pm
Elementary: 5:30 – 6:15pm
BALLROOM
DANCING Learn
the beauty and
excitement
of
Ballroom Dancing!
Cha Cha, Rumba,
Swing,
Samba,
Waltz, Tango, Nite
Club 2-Step, and more! A fun and healthy activity
for your mind and body. No partner required.
Call Sergio and Renna Villanueva at 284-3619.
Home Equity
Line of Credit
See how our many options and waiving
of closing costs can help*.
*When an initial draw of a minimum $25,000 or more new monies is advanced at opening, certain third
party fees may be waived. Fees waived include valuation assessment, title insurance, recordation,
credit report and flood certification/tracking.
Apply today! Visit us in the
Mililani Shopping Center.
(next to Napa Auto)
hawaiiusafcu.com
Life matters.
M U S I C A L
T H E A T R E
WORKSHOP
Focuses on acting,
solo, chorus singing,
dance, soft shoe,
choreography and
improvisation.
Contact Laura Kunimura at 228-3743,
danceisle@aol.com or www.danceisland.net.
Martial Arts
HAWAIIAN
KAJUKENBO
ASSOCIATION
A self-defense system incorporating
Karate (Ka), Judo
and Jujitsu (Ju),
Kenpo (Ken) and
Chinese
Boxing
(Bo). The program focuses on vital life skills
including respect, discipline, focus, concentration, and confidence for the entire family.
Contact Jane Iversen at 626-2807, 222-3860
or hawaiiankajukenbo.com. See our ad on
page 31.
Little Dragons
Mon & Wed: 5:15pm-6:00pm at Rec 5
Youth
Adults
Weapons
JUDO Are you
interested
in
participating
in
an Olympic sport
that is good for
the mind, body
and spirit? Mililani
Judo
Academy
has been helping
the Mililani community develop confident,
respectful citizens since 1973. You will learn
self defense, get a great workout, and have
fun participating in a lifelong activity that
the whole family can enjoy. Come join us!
Questions? Please call Sensei Richard Oshiro
265-2590.
Tues/Thurs - 5:00pm-7:00pm at Rec 1
ISLAND PACIFIC ACADEMY
ISLAND PACIFIC ACADEMY
WHERE VALUES MATTER
A PRIVATE K-12 COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
REGISTER FOR SUMMER
Summer Academy Half or Full Day • Summer Courses
Math & Writing • Cooking • Art • Summer STEM • and More...
Call (808) 674-3563
www.islandpacificacademy.org/summer
(1) KAJUKENBO SELF-DEFENSE SYSTEM:
Composed of the best techniques from
five different martial arts: Karate (Ka),
KARATE A traditional program that promotes self-discipline, respect for others,
self-control, self-confidence, focus, and physical fitness. Open to all ages. Contact Richard
Nelson at 721-0507 or www.fskah.com.
Thursday: 5:00pm-6:00pm at Rec 3
QIGONG & TAI
CHI
This
is
for
class
designed
both
beginning and
experienced students, and includes a variety
of practices and forms for balance, flexibility,
focus, strength, relaxation and enhanced
breathing techniques. Students will learn
Qigong Warmup, 8 Silk Brocades, Organ
Cleansing/Detox, Yang style Tai Chi short
Judo and Jujitsu (Ju), Kenpo (Ken),
and Chinese Boxing (Bo), for male and
female students 4 years old and over.
Children will increase their motor skills,
coordination, balance and agility. The
program focuses on building vital skills,
such as, discipline, respect, self-control,
self-confidence, focusing, concentration,
goal-setting and commitment. Martial arts
is a great foundation builder for the future
development of your child.
Youth
Tues & Thurs: 6:30pm-7:30pm at Rec 3
Adults
Practice Sessions
2nd & 4th Saturday of the month at Rec 5
Adults – 11:30am-1:00pm
Youth – 1:00pm-2:30pm
Beginner Youth – 1:30pm-2:30pm
forms, and Tai Chi stick & sword in an active,
(2) DYNAMIC STREET S.M.A.R.T. SELF-
parent or guardian) are welcome. Contact
(T.). A no frills self-defense system based
fun and educational environment. Adults
(and children under 18 accompanied by a
Stuart Holloway at (808)741-3650, email:
Stuart@InnergycentreLLC.com,
www.InnergyCentreLLC.com
website:
STEVENSON KENPO
KARATE Offering the
following two adaptable
and
effective
martial arts systems.
Take the opportunity and participate in
some classes without
obligation or commit-
ment. Contact Chuck Stevenson at 623-6399
or visit www.facebook.com/StevensonKenpoKarate.
DEFENSE SYSTEM: Self-Preservation (S.)
Martial Arts (M.A.) Reactionary (R.) Tactics
on martial arts and military fighting skills
used by elite forces around the world,
modified for street survival. This system
teaches adults simple, practical, and
effective hand-to-hand self defense skills
that will end a confrontation with skilled
opponents in seconds. Students are taught
based on if you are a civilian, security/law
enforcement, or military.
Adults
Practice Sessions
2nd & 4th Saturday of the month at Rec 5
Adults – 11:30am-1:00pm
Youth – 1:00pm-2:30pm
Beginner Youth – 1:30pm-2:30pm
Mind & Body
ROLL YOUR PAIN
AWAY Open to all
ages. Alleviate the
symptoms of common
musculoskeletal
ailments with SelfMyofascial Release.
Developed
by
Founding Members of the Fascia Research
Society, this class will enable you to
understand why you have aches and pains and
how to mitigate those pains with simple and
effective techniques using a roller. Improve
your flexibility, posture and circulation while
learning about your FASCIA… the tensional
network of the body. Drop-ins are welcome.
Contact Anthony Chrisco at 227-6221,
achrisco16@yahoo.com, thefascianator.com.
Tuesday: 9:00am-10:00am at Rec 3
Y O G A
Beginner to
Intermediate
level relaxing
class.
No
registration
n e c e s s a r y.
Just bring a
yoga mat and wear comfortable clothes. This
is a gentle, stress reducing exercise for ages
16 & older. Contact Judy Kosaka at 627-9444
or www.getfit808.com. $10 per class for MTA
Members, $11 per class for sponsored guests.
CREATIVE MOVEMENT Beginning
level of exploration
with practice of the
basic dance elements and pre-ballet for ages 3 to 5.
Let your child discover the beauty and joy of self-expression
through dance. Contact Laura Kunimura at
228-3743, danceisle@aol.com or www.danceisland.net.
Your Mililani Realtors
HAWAII
CHORUS
YOUTH
An
innovative
and
contemporary
c h i l d r e n ’ s
s h o w c h o r u s
open to students
in
Kindergarten
through 6th grade.
No auditions are
necessary. For more
information about HYC, contact Director-Desi
McKenzie at 623-2411 or hawaiiyouthchorus@
yahoo.com.
Would you like to know ...
How much
money you are
throwing awa y
by RENTiNg?
TENNIS Get active and have fun with tennis!
Players of all levels are welcome - we’ll guide
you through getting started with the right
equipment, learning the rules of play, and
playing for fun, or on a competitive level. All
lessons are held at Rec 3.
Tennis with Rick
Aquino
Tel: 486-5270
Tuesday:
3:00pm-9:00pm
Thursday:
3:00pm-9:00pm
Tennis with
Rich Sotelo
tennisuer@
gmail.com
Saturday:
9:00am-7:00pm
Monday: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Wednesday: 8:00am - 2:30pm
Friday: 8:00am - 3:30pm
Sunday: 9:00am - 9:00pm
Clubs/Organizations
GIRL SCOUTS
RAINBOW SERVICE UNIT
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage,
confidence, and character, who make the
world a better place.
FREE
Register Today. Limited Seating.
www.VA808.com
www.RENTvsBUYHawaii.com
Or call (808) 625-5057
Do You Know
T HE
P ROTHERO
G ROUP
Sports & Games
Service Members
& Veterans
License No. RB-21841
Free Buyer
Representation
Offered
What Your Worth ?
Home is
www.MililaniHomeValue.com
(808) 625-5057 • info@protherogroup.com
100 Kahelu Ave, Ste. 233 • Mililani, HI 96789
Mililani Leader’s Meetings are held
on the 1st Tuesday of the month from
7:00pm to 8:00pm at Rec 2. Contact
Jennifer Frisbee at (808) 429-6201 or
email: rainbow.serviceunit612@gmail.com.
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
Chapter #4
The Disabled American Veterans helps
vets get everything your sacrifices
earned, while ensuring that you and
your family receive the best this country
has to offer.
Meeting are held on the 3rd Tuesday of
the month from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at
Rec 2. Contact Roy Brown at
(808) 623-8884.
MILILANI LIONS CLUB
We help where help is needed in our
own communities and around the world,
with unmatched integrity and energy.
Meetings are held the 1st, 2nd & 4th
Wednesdays of the month at 7:15pm at
Rec 2. Contact Lion Winston Watarai at
(808) 469-1979.
MILILANI GARDEN CLUB
Created to promote and participate in
community projects where possible,
by providing education in horticulture,
conservation, garden design, and the art
of flower arrangement.
Meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday
of the month from September through
May from 9:30am to Noon at Rec 2. Call
(808) 626-9561 or (808) 625-6778.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
A program that builds character, trains
in the responsibilities of citizenship, and
develops personal fitness.
TROOP #164 meetings are held on
Thursdays from 7:00pm to 9:00pm at
Rec 1. Contact Scoutmaster Stuart Lai at
(808) 369-7673, email: scoutmaster@
troop164.net or visit www.troop164.net.
TROOP #664 - please contact for meeting info. Call Scoutmaster Mark Matsuo at (808) 550-8999, email: troop664scoutmaster@gmail.com or visit
www.troop664.org.
Classified Ads
See our ad on page 13 for a special offer!
• Interior & Exterior Painting
• Carpentry Repairs
• Dry Wall Repairs
FREE ESTIMATES
Ph: 625-9411
www.cbqpainting.com
Bonded & Insured • Lic #C-26872
Kepa Masonry
and Landscaping
Rockwall Repair • Concrete Repair
Hollow Tile • Concrete Slabs
Sidewalks • Keystone • Driveways
Retaining Walls • Grass Cutting
PIANO TUNING
Willem Blees, RPT
Repairing, Regulating, All makes & models
Serving Mililani & all of Oahu
45 years of experience
349-2943 • www.bleespiano.com
C-13 License: 32543
Free Estimate
Bonded & Insured • Lic. C33806
Call 808-345-3876 or 808-888-6837
www.kepamasonry.com
PIANO LESSONS
Janet Blees
40 years experience
Beginner and Intermediate
627-1795
We do all electrical work. Ceiling fans, outlets,
switches, main panel upgrades, Solar PV, LED
retrofit and commercial tenant improvements.
Call (808) 554-2572
www.directelectrichawaii.com
Classified Ads
ONE FREE CLASS!
MTA REC CENTER 5
Tues. & Thurs @ 6:15pm
Call Lyn: 600-5022
New students only
BUILDING DREAMS ONE HOME AT A TIME
Specializing in...
Lic. #C-31989
Commercial • Residential
High Rise • Townhomes
Licensed & Insured
FREE ESTIMATES
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rman428@gmail.com
Robert Man
Owner
Kitchen/Bathrooms Remodeling, Repairs and Additions
•
NEW HOMES
•
ADDITIONS
•
RENOVATIONS
•
KITCHEN & BATH REMODELS
•
HOME REPAIRS
Licensed (LIC BC - 29948) Insured
www.inline-construction.com
For a Free Estimate call Roger
(808) 368-5628
Mililani Business Owner
7
Movie Tickets
$
ErikOchoco@hawaii.rr.com
.50
For MTA Members
Call today for a FREE Estimate!
Ph: 623-9688
www.barsatanbuilders.com
barsatan@hawaii.rr.com
Lic #BC-20366
Buy your ScreenSaver movie tickets at the MTA
Administrative Office at Rec 6 or Rec 3 & Rec 7
Business Offices. Present the tickets at the Mililani
14 Theatres box office, or other participating
Consolidated Theatre locations, for admission.
Not valid for “No Pass” engagements. ScreenSaver
tickets do not expire. Visit www.fandango.com for
show times and movie information.
“We’re racing against time.
And we don’t intend to lose”.
— John Kao, Interventional Cardiologist
The Heart Center at Pali Momi
With the largest and most experienced cardiac team in the region, we bring
you lifesaving care up to 100 minutes faster than if you were sent to Downtown
Honolulu. We have the area’s only cardiac catheterization unit, so we don’t just
stabilize and transfer you. We treat you right here. For heart care in Central and
West O‘ahu, no one else is even close.
palimomi.org

April 2016 Mililani Town Association

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