Kauai Riders reschedule event Club to offer programs Paradise Ride begins July 19 Hiraoka wins Flight A Kauai Riders reschedule event The 2-man Hare Scramble that was originally set for June 1 was canceled. It has been rescheduled for Sunday
- Kauai Riders reschedule event
- Club to offer programs
- Paradise Ride begins July 19
- Hiraoka wins Flight A
Kauai Riders reschedule event
The 2-man Hare Scramble that was originally set for June 1 was canceled.
It has been rescheduled for Sunday at Anahola.
In contention for overall winners include Eric Anama, Mark Stiglmeier, Doug Carvalho, Billy Carvalho and David Amorin.
We invite any rider who’s up to the challenge of being a “spoiler”. Call David at 635-3903 if any questions.
Club to offer programs
The Mokihana Aquatics swim club will offer summer programs beginning on June 19 at Kauai High School.
The club will have programs for infants up to senior citizens. Pre-registration is required. For more information, call Orlando Anaya at 821-0587.
Paradise Ride begins July 19
The 6th Annual Paradise Ride – Hawaii’s ride to stop AIDS invites cyclists July 19 to July 26 to ride across Oahu, Kauai, Maui and Molokai.
Join Team Kauai now for training and fund raising for this fully supported ride for cyclists of all skill levels.
Kauai’s new route winds through our south and west shores for an overnight in Hanapepe.
At the end of each day The Paradise Ride’s community of caring gathers to share why they have given up a week for HIV/AIDS funding in Hawaii.
Some have lost daughters or grandsons to AIDS and they “bike Hawaii” in their memory. Teens and families “bike Hawaii” to see the islands up close and learn the value of giving. Islands leaders “ride Hawaii” to end the stigma and shame still associated with AIDS and HIV on Kauai.
As you drive Kauai, please remember to “Share the Road” with bicycles on those bridges and narrow roads with no bike lanes or shoulders. Remember that each Paradise Rider out there training is raising over $2500 so that your daughter or uncle may never be exposed to HIV and your neighbor living with AIDS will continue to receive the services that Malama Pono provides with no shame.
To register as a rider for The Paradise Ride, 2003 or to make a pledge to Team Kauai go to: www.ParadiseRideHawaii.org. For riding Kauai only for 2 days or for more information, call Pam or Jessica at Malama Pono 246-9577.
Hiraoka wins Flight A
Bob Hiraoka fired a 66 in winning Flight A at the Kauai Seniors Golf Club Tournament held at the Wailua Golf Course on Saturday.
Flight A – 1st to 12th place winners
Bob Hiraoka 66; Paul Iwai 68; Stanley Amorin 69; Richard Yano 70; Mike Kiyabu 72; Kiyoshi Ogihara 72; Yoshio Awakuni 72; Tony Nakamura 72; Hawk Kawaihalau 72; Richard Maeda 72; Lopaka Tatom 73; Richard Araki 73
Flight B – 1st to 12th place winners
Tommy Tokioka 66; Charles Saiki 69; Fred Ancheta 70; Harry Otsuka 70; Larry Mendonca 73; Steve Fujii 73; Paul Azawa 73; Bob Bradley 73; Bernice Hiraoka 73; Gussie Schumacher 74; Diane Landretti 74; Ron Holte 74
Flight C – 1st to 12th place winners
Shizu Hashimoto 66; Squash Honda 66; Midi Uchida 69; Reino Harisila 69; John Rodrigues 70; Katherine Hamamura 70; Charlie Sasaki 71; Masa Arita 72; George Bettencourt 72; Kiyo Inouye 73; Kay Yamamoto 73; Hisa Mizumura 73
Closest to Hole #17 – Alvin Uchida
