Carp mark Boys’ Day

By Dennis Oda, Star-Bulletin
Gail Tajima and her son, Sean, stand below the five carp
they put above their home in Manoa to commemorate Boys'
Day. Gail and her husband, Mike, have two sons, Sean and
Scott, and a daughter, Misha. That's why they put up five
carp -- one for each member of the family.

A center for all ages

By Ken Sakamoto, Star-Bulletin
In Wahiawa, Wilikina Apartments residents Ed Vance
and Carol Nix play with her 1-year-old daughter,
Kendra, in the Tot Lot behind the new community
center. The center, which residents dedicated yesterday,
has a kitchen, computer training room and open
area for meetings.

Neighbors pray together

By Craig T. Kojima, Star-Bulletin
Bonnie Goldstein from United Rent-All leads a group in
prayer at the Salvation Army's Kaneohe Corps site.
Homeless people from a nearby park joined business
people yesterday for prayer, songs and lunch to
observe the National Day of Prayer.

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