READY TO SAIL

KEN SAKAMOTO / KSAKAMOTO@STARBULLETIN.COM
Hundreds of people gathered on the beach in Laie yesterday
for the launching of Brigham Young University-Hawaii's
canoe, which will be used as a floating classroom to teach
navigation skills. Under the supervision of two master
craftsmen, BYU students built the double-hulled canoe in
seven months. Measuring 57 feet long and 22 feet wide
with a 32-foot mast, this is only the second all-wood,
double-hulled canoe built in Hawaii. The canoe will be
officially dedicated Saturday.

IT'S A HACK JOB

KEN SAKAMOTO / KSAKAMOTO@STARBULLETIN.COM
Army soldiers Pfc. Lance Anderson, left, 1st Sgt. Ray
Ripley and Pfc. Darrin Bush helped clean up along
Kamehameha Highway near Sunset Beach yesterday as
part of the national Make A Difference Day.

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