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PAGE 2 ~~~~~~s~a ®®°~~~~~"~~~?S~~~dA ~~s~g~ I N D ll S T R Y NEWSLETTER ~ I~{t~3 Prevent Alc®h®O Use HAWAII C~UN°Tg/ PR~.7EC'T PAV 'a PROJ'~C~` PAU ~~d~~Uloll"1°~ ~C"f'IVI'P`~E~ ~ SBi~~ ~~~~41~~`~~5?°6®°OAOYPO°p~Q~A~4 Ernest Correia, Coordinator A primary goal of the Hawaii County Project PAU grant is to establish partnerships with the community including Hawaii Countys youth to conduct community programs tar~ting underage drinking. We are proud to announces Project PAU's asso- ciation with MADD's Youth in Action (YIA, East Hawaii) and the Kealakehe Community Association Youth Council (West Ha- waii) . We share these highlights in appreciation of Hawaii Count~Js youth, the Hawaii County Police Department (HCPD) and community partners for their commitment to the goats of the Project PAU grant. Annual Summer Surf Session: Partial sponsorship, 250 teen participants Labor Day Road Block, in partnership with YIA, HCPD: Outreach program to 800+ citizens State Liquor Conference: Outreach program to the liquor commissions, adjudication boards, liquor licensees Holiday Roadblock, in partnership with YIA, HCPD: Outreach program to 985$ citizens Hawaii High School Rodeo Association, State Championship: Partial sponsorship-June-2002 Grad Nite: Stipends to five of Hawaii's high schools for drug and alcohol free grad nights -May 2002 Radio Spots-107.7 JAMS nixed ads to promote'no drinking by teens'; KBIG aired Project PAU's mission Youth Dance, East Hawaii: Spring 2002 ~~1° ~~~1Y1~~ 1 ~~W~ Our congratulations to Donald Abdul (Hilo) and Steve Morifuji (hlamakua) on their eleetion as Chair and Vice-Chair, re- spectively, of the Liquor Commission for 2002 and to Jude Mattos (Hilo) and Douglas Halstead (Hilo) on their election as Chair and Vice-Chair, respectively of the Liquor Control Adjudication Board for 2002. We extend our appreciation to all commission and board members for their service to this county. We also welcome and congratulate Gregory Gauthier (South and North Kohala) on his appointment to the Liquor Commis- sion. Mr. Gauthier is n business agent for the ~I.WU and will serve a term end'eng December 2005. Mahaio to Raymond Cnrvalho (Liquor Commission-Puna), and Ralph Black (Liquor Adjudication Board), whose terms ended December 2001, for their years of service to the department. Several liquor bills remain alive and may be tracked on the state website nt www.capitol.hawaii.gov. Bills include raising the liquor taxes; require licensees to post warning sign on the effects of consumption of liquor by pregnant women; to permit patrons to leave premises aaith recorked or resealed wine purchased for consumption with a meal and limits this privilege to holders of selected classes of licenseYs. i hold tai nay hand... - We sure-this: winning entry the future of a81y coun$P'y... , ~ ~ by EfYssa Correia. ,a vca? grades at Ke~u Elementary the genes~mtion that >'snast do aieore with less. we shell be alaore ~ ~choo3. rn -tae sratewirte careful and yet ~9ore coa~passiona4e. vee need to help others to ~ ~-t~~~,h °Refiections- DoE ceamrsetteion. giyssa is the be sa~ore irodepeaadeirlt and self saaffecieeet. ~e need to teach the ~ ~ da:tghter oF~ena and Ernest pr;~servatioes of Drat environment, so that no species gill be esc- . : ~ ~~:t ' ~ t;orreia. Proieet P.4u tieact. our job is not an easy one but our futue°e depends on our ~h CommunicY Coordinator. S'68CC~~. .