• KCFCU holds event • Hilo Hattie announces promotions • Salon celebrates anniversary • Investors sought for Hawaiian KCFCU holds event LIHU‘E — In honoring the founding charter members and reflect on 50 years of caring service, Kauai Community Federal
• KCFCU holds event
• Hilo Hattie announces promotions
• Salon celebrates anniversary
• Investors sought for Hawaiian
KCFCU holds event
LIHU‘E — In honoring the founding charter members and reflect on 50 years of caring service, Kauai Community Federal Credit Union (KCFCU) held its Annual Membership Meeting & Luau at the Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall on Saturday.
Doors opened to ticket holders at 6 p.m.
In addition to celebrating KCFCU’s 50th anniversary, they unveiled a brand new logo, tagline and look for the future.
The event was the official launch of the new logo for KCFCU including a video explaining how it came to be as well as a first look at a new television commercial that will go live soon after the event.
There was a 15 Minute video explaining the new logo and looking back on 50 years as well as 30 second commercial.
Aloha Breeze provided the entertainment Close to 2000 members showed up including original two charter members, and board of directors.
Hilo Hattie announces promotions
Hilo Hattie, “The Store of Hawaii” announces a fantastic statewide 2004 value added promotion with Hawai‘i’s major attractions, museums, golf courses and restaurants at all of its seven stores in Hawai‘i.
The promotion offers 2 for I coupons allowing visitors and kama’aina to save hundreds of dollars on each island and experience more of the wonderful things to do in Hawai‘i.
On Kaua‘i, Hilo Hattie’s 2 for I coupons include The Fern Grotto. Shoppers also can enjoy 2 for I specials at the Mokihana at Kauai Lagoons Golf Course, the Puakea Golf Course, Smith’s Tropical Paradise, The Kauai Museum and enjoy three of Kaua‘i’s popular restaurants, a $600 value.
Salon celebrates anniversary
Irene Dias and Linda Martin’s “his ‘n her’s hair fashions” celebrated its 30th anniversary of being open on January 1, 2004.
Investors sought for Hawaiian
Hawaiian Airlines Trustee Joshua Gotbaum and its Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors today asked the bankruptcy court to approve a new, competitive process to solicit potential investors in the airline.
Gotbaum and the committee believe that, to get top dollar for Hawaiian, there needs to be open competition, and the process they are proposing would provide it.
“Hawaiian Airlines is not only one of the nation’s best airlines, it’s also one of the most profitable,” said Gotbaum.
He noted that three proposals had already been filed, and that the new joint process would make it easier for others to come forward.
Under the process, qualified investors would be required to make formal proposals in May. The trustee and committee would then evaluate them and propose the best one to the bankruptcy court.
Hawaiian’s Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors decided the joint proposal was in the best interest of unsecured creditors and the estate.
A Committee spokesperson said, “In order to ensure the continued viability of Hawaiian and maximize the recovery to unsecured creditors, there needs to be a level playing field for all potential investors. The procedures presented in the joint proposal will provide the stepping stone for the exit from bankruptcy and the future success of Hawaiian.”
