Hi folks –
Iolani Fair – ’88 Huli Beef Booth - Fri., April 20th.
Every year, particularly toward the end of the dinner rush hour shift, our classmates and significant others who just worked a full shift, maybe two shifts, ask me “When is the next shift coming?” Unfortunately, too often my answer is “they’re already here.” Meanwhile, Sekiya is barking “Huli 10!” from the counter and it’s back to frantically making sandwiches for everyone.
We’re short staffed again for all Friday shifts except the 5-8. To those who have already signed up, THANK YOU SO MUCH on behalf of the school and our class! To everyone else, please consider spending some time working at the Fair anytime that works for you (between 11am and 10:30pm). If you can’t make it, please help by encouraging other classmates you’re in touch with to come out. Yes, it’s work, but seeing everyone makes it fun.
A Touch of Iolani – Sat., Aug. 4th.
Thanks to the efforts of our event chair Lisa and the entire planning committee, ticket sales for the 2007 A Touch of Iolani – Courtyard Pa`ina, presented by the Class of ’88, will kickoff tomorrow at the Fair. Much more publicity from me will follow throughout the summer. But for now, (1) block the date and buy your ticket(s), and (2) secure silent auction items. Letters were sent to our parents asking for their kokua with silent auction items; please check to make sure they received the letter and encourage them to attend too.
It’s a big year for our class. Hope to see you (very) soon.
Scott
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