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Monday, December 11, 2000
Flags Flying
This nylon applique Santa flag sells for
$30 at Flags Flying.
Flags Flying can help you catch up quickly and easily.
Mary Phillips store at Ward Warehouse specializes in flags , banners, flag-themed clothes and accessories -- her motto is "bringing the world together under one roof" -- but the store also carries an array of holiday and seasonal banners bearing images of Santa, angels, menorah, peace doves and more. These range from $25 to $30. The hardware -- pole and brackets -- will cost you $30 more.
You could simplify the process with little tape. A couple of banners in the window, and you're good to go, and there's no daylong cleanup and storage problem in the holidays' aftermath.
Phillips says she gets many repeat customers who change their flags and banners with changing seasons and special occasions.
"They like the custom," she said. "They think it adds to the ambience of the neighborhood."
Unique to her boutique, Phillips has also created the Ka Hae Hawai'i (The Hawaiian Flag) collection of apparel and accessories inspired by the Hawaiian flag and incorporating five petroglyph designs.
For more information, call 591-8999.
The classes will take place at Halawa District Park and Koko Head District Park, and are designed to develop critical thinking, creativity, confidence and teamwork skills through improvisation, movement, storytelling and creative play.
Hourlong classes run Saturdays beginning hourly from 1:35 to 3:45 p.m., with time slots divided by age groups, youngest to oldest.
The program at Halawa is "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea," which takes students on a journey to underwater worlds where they meet strange creatures and explore ancient ruins. Instructors are Cat Gonzaga and Rebecca Philips.
The program at Koko Head is "Mission to Mars," which has students struggling for survival in the year 2040. Instructors are Nara Springer and Kevin Yamada.
The cost for each session is $75. The enrollment deadline is Jan. 5. Call 839-9885 for more information.
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