Alzheimer’s Association holds workshops at Tutu’s House
Alzheimer’s Association holds workshops at Tutu’s House
The Alzheimer’s Association will present lectures Jan. 18 at Tutu’s House in Waimea.
The first topic will be “What Is Dementia,” a 9 a.m. workshop which reviews dementia, the symptoms, warning signs, misconceptions and potential treatments.
The movie “Iris” will be shown at 11 a.m. The film tells the story of English novelist Iris Murdoch’s descent into Alzheimer’s disease.
“Challenging Behaviors in Dementia” will be held at 1 p.m. This workshop explores possible causes and types of behaviors that may arise during the course of dementia as well as potential interventions.
Call Chris Ridley for reservations at 443-7360.
Parade association names award winners
The Kailua-Kona Christmas Parade Committee has announced award winners for the 29th annual Christmas Parade with its theme “Kona Kine Christmas!” held Saturday. There were 77 entries with more than 2,000 individuals in the parade, and thousands of spectators.
Nonprofit/community entries:
Float: first place, Halau Kalaakeakauikawekiu; second, Solid Rock Ministries; third, Kahikolu Congregational Church
Marching: first place, A Bevy of Beautiful Bobbers; second, Kona Korean Mission Church; third, Therapeutic Horsemanship of Hawaii-Kona
Keiki: first, Hoopa Volleyball Club; second, Ke Kula o Ehunuikaimalino; third, Innovations Public Charter School
Commercial entries:
Best in Christmas Spirit: first, Pacific Island Fitness; second, Kona Trans; third, Auto Body Hawaii
Best School Entry: first, Innovations Public Charter School; second, Makua Lani Christian Academy; third, Alakai Academy
Best in Song: first, The Food Basket; second, Kona Marshallese Community; third, Kai Ehitu Outrigger Canoe Club
Best in Lights: first, Hawaii Electric Light Co.; second, Solid Rock Ministries; third, Kona Trans
Crowd Pleaser: Pacific Island Fitness
Judges’ Special Award: Leeward Steelers
Winners may pick up their awards at the Kona Mayor’s office at the West Hawaii Civic Center. For more information, call Barbara Kossow at 323-4448.