Lost
& Found not claimed before Friday, Oct. 7 will be donated to Thrift
Store. Tables in front of cafeteria by
the stage are overflowing with lunchboxes, jackets and more.
Make a Difference Day will be October
12. To sign up to help or bring refreshments for our volunteers, click this
link, mahalo https://goo.gl/forms/8XURjvPzBOInH9Zj1
2nd
grade class B1 is collecting baby wipe containers...any size or shape.
School
Happenings
Thurs.
Oct. 6 Last Day to
shop Book Fair until 3pm today
Fri.
Oct. 7 Super Eagle
assembly in the new playcourt 8:30 – 9:30 – by invitation to parents
Cardboard Challenge – Share,
discover explore
School is out October 10 – 17 for intercession break.
School returns for the 2nd Quarter on Oct. 18
Wed. Oct. 12 Make a Difference Day from 8am – 12
noon. Soldiers, parents and teachers are encouraged to come and help beautify
our campus. Gladly accepting donations of food and drinks for volunteers.
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Mon. Oct. 17 Ceremony
at 9am to dedicate the new library and celebrate renaming of school
Tues. Oct. 18 School
returns for all students to start the 2nd quarter
4th
Grade field trip to Iolani Palace and state capitol - - O201 & O202 & ½
C2
PTO Kona Ice on campus behind cafeteria
after school – enjoy shave ice
Wed. Oct. 19 Chaperone
Training in PCNC corner of front office from 8am – 8:30am
Thurs. Oct. 20 Boxtops
labels for Education – pick up from classrooms
4th
Grade field trip to Iolani Palace and state capitol - - C1 & C4 & ½ C2
3rd
Grade field trip to Pacific Aviation Museum – ½ the classes
Fri.
Oct. 21 Copy Training 8am –
9am – in PCNC office and we go to machines. NO kids
3rd
Grade field trip to Pacific Aviation Museum – ½ the classes
Yearbook
cover competition due today – all students can enter contest by drawing
Community
Happenings
Wheeler Middle School PTSO is accepting vendors for their
Holiday Bazaar on November 5. Submit application with $30 fee by October 31 or
until space is filled. To get vendor application email
PTSO.wheeler.middle.hi@gmail.com
Inspired in Hawaii Essay, poster and video contest with
$20,000 cash awards. K – 12 grade level prizes for winning students and their
teachers. How will you make Hawai’i a better place? More ways to win this year!
New categories: digital media, Middle school video Division. More teacher
prizes. Contest deadline: November 4, 2016.
www.clarencetcchingfoundation.org
Fri. Oct. 7 Mililani
High School First Friday. Food trucks in the parking lot from 4pm – 8pm. (808)
307-4323
Fri. Oct. 7 First
Friday at Hawaii State Art Museum 6pm – 9pm FREE. Dayton Watanabe plays
slack-key guitar – 808-586-9959
Oct. 7 Command
Golf Scramble at Leilehua Golf Course. 12 noon shotgun start. Check in is 10am
– 11:30am. Cost is $50 per player, sign up as a team or individually. Price
includes: 18 hole green fee, cart fee, free driving range balls, door prizes,
flight prizes, pupus and 2 mulligans per player. Register with payment to hold
your spot. (808 655-4653
Oct. 8 Wet
n Wild Hawaii has a Beef Stew cook-off from noon to 2pm. Regular park
admission. It’s a beef stew showdown among Sam Choy, West Side Fire, Honolulu
Police Dept., Windward CC culinary students and Dale Thomas. Sample and vote
for your favorite and win prizes. Wetnwildhawaii.com
Oct. 8 Annual neighborhood Yard Sale in Wahiawa.
Over 21 houses participate Valley Ave. & Ridge Ave. & Crest Ave. Below Wahiawa Elementary School on Kilani
Avenue
Oct. 8 & 9 Hawaii
Comic Con returns to the Hawaii Convention Center with a slate of guests that
include Marvel icon Brian Michael Bendis and Disney’s Mat Nastos. Check the website for a complete schedule and
more information. Visit amazinghawaiicomiccon.com
Oct. 8 & 9 Oh Baby!
& Toy & Game and Party Family Expo at the Blaisdell Center from 10m –
5pm. Admission is $5.50. A weekend event for Hawaii’s young families and kids
with more than 150 exhibitors offering information and new products. PATCH
hosts a training on positive disciplining at 11:30 in the galleria. Stations where kids ages 3 – 12 can play
with the latest and greatest STEM toys and a party center with over 20 vendors
for venues, catering, decorations, activities, entertainment and sweets. Great
variety of food for sale. Fun fashion for girls with fashion show at noon Sat. Main stage has hourly guest speakers and performers.
Baby crawling contest is Oct. 9 at 2pm.
Family Dress Up costume parade Oct. 9 at 3pm.
Ohbabyfamilyexpo.com
Saturdays and Sundays in October Fall Festival and Pumpkin Patch at Waimanalo Country Farms,
41-225 Lupe Street. FREE fun for the whole family 808-306-4381
Oct. 8 – Jan. 8 Bishop
Museum says Let’s Explore space, plants, animals and rain forests with Dora and
Diego of the Nickelodeon shows.
Bishopmuseum.org
Wednesdays Waimea
Valley hosts Keiki Wednesday weekly with free admission and activities for
kamaaina children up to age 12. Call (808) 638-7766
Wednesdays Tech
Park Mart. Farmers market is open from 9am - 1pm on Wednesdays at 100 Kahelu
Ave. in Mililani Tech Park. Features local produce, plate lunches, baked goods,
eco-friendly products and more Call (808) 625-8915
Oct. 15 Zombie 5K Run at Leader's Field Schofield Barracks at 6:30pm. Register at any MWR PFC 808-655-8007 or himwr.com
Oct. 15 BAZAAR from 8am – 2pm at Olive United Methodist Church in Wahiawa. 108 California Avenue 808-622-1717
Oct. 15 BAZAAR from 8am – 2pm at Olive United Methodist Church in Wahiawa. 108 California Avenue 808-622-1717
Oct. 15 Waimea
Valley offers guided Moon Walks at 8pm. Cost is $10 per person. Enjoy this full
moon walk to the waterfall. A dinner buffet also is available at 5pm in the
Proud Peacock. Call 638-7766
Oct. 16 Comic Jam at Pearlridge Center Downtown
center court from 1pm – 4pm . Visit with
a dozen artists – professionals and hobbyists – or just watch this
collaborative process. Pearlridgeonline.com
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