Haleiwa 1989

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Recorded in 1989 in Haleiwa, Oahu, Hawaii Interviews and Lifestyles of the local people who have made Haleiwa their home. Including :Long time residents Andrew and Meryl Andersen Jr, Kahu Samuel M. Saffery Jr of Liliuokalani Church, Poi Pounder maker George Fujinaga, BK Surfboards owner/shaper Barry Kanaiaupuni, Fettig Art Gallery Owner/Artist Beverly Ann Fettig, Artist Lee Gottwald, Kekoa Paulsen of Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estater, and Kapuna Dorothy Away of Halau O Haleiwa.

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@StevenKane79 2 жыл бұрын

My dad was in Haleiwa and Waialua in 1946. I was born there in 1961. My family’s roots run deep there, but, the last two years I felt like I was the tourist in my own home. Everything has changed. Plenty stores gone. All da land being sold! 😢💔

@abeybaby29 Жыл бұрын

Hawaii is being sold out because of big money involved and then it drives up the prices forcing the locals out.

@schreds Жыл бұрын

i was living in Haleiwa during this time glassing surfboards for Bill Barnfield cruising my old 4 door green 74 valiant " Da War Pony " seeing this sure makes it feels so so long ago ,, i remember the the bypass going in and the market place being built in a strange way that was kind of the end to the old town ,,back then u could go out Mokuleia side and camp / surf and not see anyone for days the sand and ocean were so clean it was so unbelievable ,,

@wasabiginger6993 29 күн бұрын

Mahalo for this treasure! I grew up as a teen 60's surfing family living on rip between Laniakea & Himalayas ... and went Waialua High. I live Kona now as NS & town is way too much for me. But Hale'iwa and NS will always be closest to my heart and home for me.

@philwilson4937 29 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video. I was there also from '63

@cheriepattersoncheriepatte7009 Жыл бұрын

Love this little town - I call Home. Moved to Hawaii in 1987 and moved to Haleiwa in 1989 . Thanks for sharing this .

@robertstinnette1926 Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your history. I was born and raised in Florida .I to have seen my home state being destroyed over development.This is the only way we can save our history and memories. It's sad .I am 53 and alot of areas that ,I knew.are.gone.Keep your history alive through your children.