Tickets are now on sale for the club's wine-tasting fundraiser -- called "An Evening at Lanikuhonua." The prices are $50 per person or $1,000 for a 10-seat table at the walk-around event scheduled for 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, March 13, 2010 at the Lanikuhonua in KoOlina. For more information about the event, click here.

Former U.S. Attorney Ed Kubo Jr., who is also Hawaii's newest state court judge, will be the guest speaker at the club's Feb. 11 breakfast meeting. Kubo was the state's top federal prosecutor from 2001 to October 2009, when he led a statewide battle against an upsurge in crystal meth. To view the club's calendar, click here.

The club's newest fundraiser -- a classic car show called Wheels in Paradise -- is set for Memorial Day weekend in May on Ford Island. Features will include at least 100 classic cars and an estimated 3,000 people over the course of three days. If interested in entering the show, contact Arnold Dowling of Hawaii Independent Cruise Nights at (808) 689-8673. For more information about "Wheels in Paradise," click here.

The club was represented at the Waipahu Community Fair, which was attended by hundreds of residents from West Oahu. An information booth was operated by Zach Johnson, Malia Schwartz as well as fellow Rotarian, Matthew Garman, from Florida. The club was one of more than two dozen vendors represented at the fair that brought together families and friends. For photos, click here.

The club has elected its officers for the year 2010. Marietta Bustamante, a parking executive, will be president; Christina Enoka, a human resources executive, is president-elect; Stacey Suzui, a bank branch manager, is vice president; Barbara Lum Lee, a bank branch manager, is treasurer; Jacque Martin, a public relations professional, is secretary; and Zach Johnson, a small-business owner, is sergeant-at-arms. Their one-year terms begin July 1, 2010. For the club's current officers and directors, click here.