2009-04-17 Committee on the Status of Women Minutes

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has been very reasonable and there is also free parking. On the other hand, the Hilton Waikoloa Village charges approximately $12 to $16 for parking. The open terrace overlooking the ocean would be a nice location to host a luncheon. The motion was passed. D. Pung moved to have the Women’s Hall of Fame at the Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel. K. Peters seconded the motion. The motion was passed. After some discussion, K. Peters moved that CSW select September 12, 2009 as the first choice and October 3, 2009 as the second choice for the date of the Women’s Hall of Fame. N. Kelly seconded the motion. The motion was passed. C. Ka-ipo expressed her desire to have a hot lunch instead of sandwiches. K. Nova suggested that C. Ka-ipo prepare a budget for the next meeting on the lunch buffet, entertainment by Melveen Leed, airfare, rental car, and hotel accommodations for Jade Moon, and the sound system. J. Viernes mentioned that she would need to go out to bid if the cost of the sound system exceeds over $400. C. Ka-ipo stated that she would like to do the publicity by the end of this month as well as PSAs on the radio. 5. Equal Pay K. Peters reported that the Soroptimist is co-sponsoring $250 and AAUW is co-sponsoring $100 for the equal pay ad.Both organizations will be mentioned as co-sponsors with CSW. E. Cabatu has done all the legwork. E. Cabatu reported that two days have been cut from the beginning. The ad will be broadcast from Friday, April 25, 2009 to Tuesday, April 28, 2009. The total cost of the ad is $1,062.49 for 150 spots. The radio spots will air on KWXX, B97, and KPUA. B. Health 1. Women’s Health Month E. Cabatu reported that there is a request not to exceed $500 for tents, tables, and chairs from CSW. She circulated a budget, flyer, and layout of the Women’s Health Fair to be held on Sunday, May 17, 2009 at Keaau Shipman Park. K. Nova will ask psychologists Michelle Zalenski and Bruce Hanson to do the mental health screening. After some discussion, E. Takazawa moved that CSW spend not to exceed $400 for tents, tables, and chairs for the Women’s Health Fair. C. Ka-ipo seconded the motion. The motion was passed. 3