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B. Thank you card from essay contest winner Christina Chow and from her <br />grandmother Marion Chow <br />REPORTS <br />A. Education <br />1. Urgent Services Directory <br />No report. <br />2. First Female Booklet <br />D. Pung reported that she went to Office Max to obtain information on display <br />boards. One is a light, tri fold, foam board, 36x48, costing $17.19. The second <br />board is a two-ply cardboard which she did not prefer. <br />J. Viernes reported that the carpenter shop for the County of Hawaii is willing to <br />build the display board if the committee purchased the materials and furnished a <br />drawing of the board. <br />C. Ka-ipo said that her office had a display board which is similar to a felt board <br />and is brought to their employment training for advertisement. She will check on <br />the initial cost and where to obtain the display board. <br />The committee decided to keep the same photos that were originally given for <br />the booklet. This project will be done next fiscal year in July 2009. <br />3. Essay Contest <br />J. Viernes reported that A. Mejia took pictures of the winners, their families, <br />winner and “Real Woman,” and a group photo. CSW did not approve developing <br />pictures and asked if the committee was planning to print and provide the photos <br />to the winners. <br />C. Ka-ipo moved that CSW develop the photos of the essay contest. <br />E. Takazawa seconded the motion. K. Peters suggested printing an extra photo <br />of the winner from Kona and send it to West Hawaii Today and a group photo will <br />be sent to the Hawaii Tribune Herald for publicity. It was decided that E. Cabatu <br />will develop two photos of the winner and the “Real Woman” and a group photo <br />for each winner. The motion was passed. <br />4. Hawaii County Women’s Hall of Fame <br />J. Viernes provided a copy of the lunch buffet menu from the Hapuna Beach <br />Prince Hotel which C. Kitaoka inquired about. K. Nova reviewed the lunch buffet <br />and the lunch prices ranging from $25 to $45 per person depending on the type <br />of buffet selected. <br />After some discussion, K. Peters moved that CSW stay in the halfway point on <br />the Kohala Coast and have a luncheon for the Women’s Hall of Fame. D. Pung <br />seconded the motion. K. Peters pointed out that the Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel <br />2 <br /> <br />