A Lei Day
smooch for mom

By Ken Ige, Star-Bulletin
Kula'i Aluli gives his mother, Kamaile, a heart-felt
Lei Day kiss along with the stephanotis garland he
made with the help of his dad, Glenn. Kula'i is a
student at Kawaiahao School, where there were
a number of other activities marking today's
May Day/ Lei Day.

Waipahu kids give
May Day an early swing

By Ken Ige, Star-Bulletin
Oh my, hold it. Didn't we get this in practice?
Kindergarteners, from left, Eric Baxa, Angel
Auwae and Elias Agbayani make their moves in
performing "Pupu Hinuhinu," "Maile Lei" and
"Pupu O Niihau" for hundreds of parents,
relatives and friends at Waipahu Elementary
School's May Day program Friday.

Romping through
Kaneohe swamps

By Ken Sakamoto, Star-Bulletin
About 1,200 runners jog 5.2 miles through natural and
man-made mud holes and obstacles during the sixth
annual Swamp Romp Saturday on the Kaneohe Marine
Base. After the run, participants were doused with
fire hoses before climbing walls, crawling
through tunnels and performing other feats.

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