Page 1 - MidWeek Leeward - Oct 13, 2021

FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 13, 2021
GOING DIGITAL
A basic computer skills class is held at ‘Aiea Public Library.
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FINE DINING
The public can enjoy cuisine at student-staffed The Pearl restaurant at Leeward CC. SEE PAGE 4
Setting A ‘Course’ For The Future
A PUBLICATION OF
AN EDITION OF
Pearl Country Club general manager Ed Kageyama stands in the Pro Shop. ANTHONY CONSILLIO PHOTO
PBY LEEWARD O‘AHU VOICE STAFF
earl Country Club has served as a fa- vorite golf course and dining destina- tion for locals and visitors alike over
the past six decades.
The course’s central location along Ka-
onohi Street in ‘Aiea above Pearlridge Center offers memorable panoramic views, a challenging 18-hole layout along with a driving range, chipping area and putting green, ‘ono food and a friendly, knowledge- able staff. It truly is a gathering place for the local community, whether one is an avid golfer, or looking to host an outing or spe- cial event.
According to Pearl Country Club gener- al manager Ed Kageyama, PGA, the coun- try club originally opened in 1967 and had been leased from Kamehameha Schools for the last 45 years by Soishiro Honda, the founder of Honda Motors. In late 2020, the ground lease expired and Kamehameha Schools regained control of Pearl Country Club.
“We are planning an overall update to
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LET’S GET YOU
BACK TO WORK
Receive full or partial tuition coverage for short-term job skill training at Leeward Community College through Hana Career Pathways and O‘ahu Back To Work.
FORKLIFT OPERATION
COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE
HEALTHCARE OCCUPATIONS
COMPUTER SKILLS
APPLY ONLINE: uhcc.hawaii.edu/training