Spring 06 - Elite Security Hawaii

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What’s New?
Aloha from Ricky
W I T H S W E E T I E PA C A R R O
It’s always good to have
a backup — especially when
it comes to your security
system.
Most fixed-alarm
systems depend on
phone lines to
communicate an
alarm signal to a
central station.
But phone lines
are not foolproof.
GE Interlogix
They can be broken or cut,
meaning an alarm signal may never reach its destination.
The Secure Communications System from GE Interlogix is
designed to provide your security system with a backup plan —
giving you peace of mind.
Using the Cellemetry® network, the Secure Communications
System transmits a full three-watt cellular signal — five times the
strength of a regular cell phone signal — for fast and secure
alarm-signal transmission to the central station.
The Secure Communications System offers unprecedented
protection in the event of a service failure due to a broken or
interrupted phone line.
It is an effective and sensible add-on to an existing phone line
security alarm and now available from Elite Security Systems.
Cost including installation is $595 plus tax and there is an
additional monthly charge of $25 each month for the cellular
service.
For more information, call Elite Security Systems at 732-5552.
Staying Safe
Phone: 732-5552
Fax: 732-5891
Ricky Kurihara
Central Station Alarm Room:
CEO, Managing Partner
732-5553
Elite Security Systems
www.elitesecuritysystems.com
L O I S M I YA S H I R O ’ S
TIPS
ON SAFETY AND SECURITY
Starting a Neighborhood Watch Program
It seems we all know someone whose home has
been burglarized, some of us may have even been
victims ourselves. It’s more important than ever for
us to band together to keep our neighborhoods
crime-free.
One way to prevent crime is to start a
Neighborhood Security Watch (NSW), a program
sponsored by the Honolulu Police Department.
Getting started is simple:
1. The first step is to contact HPD’s Informational
Resources Section at 529-3351, or log on at
www.honolulupd.org, to request an officer to come
to your community to present an informational
lecture on NSW.
2. You and your neighbors will decide which
program or programs work best for your area.
Participants will select a Coordinator and Block
Captain, to serve as the conduit between your
neighborhood and HPD.
The new year is in full gear and spring is here.
We’re excited about the first issue of Elite Connection
for 2006.
Our cover story this month is about a company that
has been serving Hawaii’s appliance needs since the
1930s. We’ll tell you about Servco’s newly-remodeled
Home and Appliance Showroom in Mapunapuna —
it’s truly a must-see for those in the market for
appliances.
We’re also introducing a new section — a special
treat for our Elite clients. “Side Street Inn’s Recipe
Corner” offers some taste-tempting recipes from this
favorite local eatery.
Finally, we think you’ll be interested in a new
product designed to make your current security
system even better. In “What’s New with Sweetie,”
find out about the Secure Communications System
from GE Interlogix, designed to give your security
system a backup plan.
So sit back and enjoy this issue of Elite Connection!
3. Members will then sign
up to be part of the NSW and
receive informational
materials.
4. Members will be trained
in home security techniques,
observation skills and crime reporting. Residents will
also learn about the types of crime affecting the
area.
5. Regular meetings will be held to help residents
work together on a common goal of preventing
crime in their neighborhood.
Neighborhood Watch programs are the
foundation of community crime prevention and have
been proven to be one of the most effective and
least costly answers to crime.
Lois Miyashiro is Elite Security’s “voice with a smile.”
She has been with the company for more than 10 years,
wearing many different hats — from receptionist to
being Elite’s first female apprentice installer.
FROM ELITE SECURITY SYSTEMS
E L I T E N E W S L E T T E R W R I T T E N B Y: S TA C Y Y U E N H E R N A N D E Z
VOLUME IIII
SPRING 2006
Stepping into the new
Servco Home and Appliance
Showroom is like walking
through the pages of a
glossy, sophisticated kitchen
design magazine.
Whether you’re in the market for the latest in kitchen
appliances and accessories or just imagining what your
dream kitchen might actually look like, Servco’s
sparkling, remodeled Mapunapuna showroom will fulfill
your needs.
“Our 7,000-square-foot showroom is the most diverse
of its kind in Hawaii,” says Craig Washofsky, Servco
group vice president who oversees the distribution
center. “Prior to the remodeling, we had about 3,000
square feet of
display area, but
our new
configuration
now shows off
our appliances
in 22 different
kitchen
vignettes
created by 13
Hawaii
designers.”
In existence
since 1996, the
showroom had
its grand reopening
boasting its new look on Jan.
31. And according to
Washofsky, it has been more
popular than ever.
The showroom
features some of the latest in
cutting-edge technology and then some. Through the
kitchen vignettes, consumers are able to see how an
appliance looks in an actual setting and in many cases,
see and hear how it works, too.
“They can experience for themselves how the quietest
dishwasher made in the U.S. sounds — or doesn’t
sound,” says Washofsky. The Bosch Integra Vision
dishwasher is one of the many items on display, but
there are many other cutting-edge products to get up
close and
personal with
— and some
are really
“hot” — both
figuratively
and literally.
“We have the
GE
Monogram’s
Pro Range
which has four
burners, a
grill, griddle
and two
ovens,” he
says. “We also
have an
This ultra-modern kitchen is one
induction
of 22 vignettes in the Servco Home
burner from
and Appliance Showroom.
Continued on page 9
Tom Moffatt
Showman of the Pacific
Island baby boomers fondly
remember him as one of the original “Poi
Boy” deejays on K-POI radio back in the
’60s and ’70s.
Hawaii’s Generation X knows him as
the promoter who brought The King of Pop
to Aloha Stadium for two sold-out shows.
Anyone who has paid any attention
to Hawaii’s music and entertainment industry
over the last five decades, knows that Tom
Tom Moffatt
Moffatt is a legend in Hawaii.
And now he’s sharing a half-century of musical
memories in a 234-page autobiography, released
earlier this year. “Showman of the Pacific: 50 Years of
Radio and Rock Stars” is filled with revealing
anecdotes and more than 400 classic photos for the
inside story of Hawaii show business and some
unforgettable recollections.
One moment is embedded in his memory, says
Moffatt. It was when he
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We named the company after our customers!
SPOTLIGHT:
Continued from page 1
“Tom Moffatt”
introduced
Elvis Presley at the Old
Stadium in The King’s first
Hawaii appearance back in 1957.
“It was the first time I had
seen a real rock ‘n’ roll star
perform,” recalls Moffatt. “Elvis
finished ‘Hound Dog,’ the
version as we know it on record,
then he did an encore of it —
the whole tempo came down
slowly and he did the whole
song that way and ended by
jumping off the stage to the
ground and falling to his knees. I
thought, ‘Wow — this is rock ‘n’
roll … this is entertainment …
this is it.”
In his illustrious career Moffatt
has worked with nearly every
major act in the music business, from Elvis to Elton John, to
Frank Sinatra to the Rolling Stones. And to say he has been
successful as a promoter is an understatement.
“To be successful in this business, or any business, the
number one thing is to know the business,” explains Moffatt.
“Henry J. Kaiser once said ‘find a need and fill it.’ The key is
knowing your marketplace. In the promotion business, you
can’t let your own tastes get in the way. You need to bring in
what you feel people want.”
Moffatt does that by talking to people and listening. On a
recent Neighbor Island trip, he did just that and learned that
it seems that folks would like to see Canadian crooner
Michael Buble.
And that wasn’t really a surprise since he knows the local
market.
“Hawaii style is softer. They like ballads, love songs — I can
bring Earth, Wind & Fire and have a sellout crowd.”
Hawaii also loves Elton John. And
Moffatt’s friendship with the British star
also has an interesting
story.
Moffatt recalls
traveling to Osaka,
Japan in the 1990’s to
see two “piano men”
in concert — Elton
John and Billy Joel.
“I had brought
leis for them
and presented
one to Billy
before the
concert and was
told that Elton
was going to
arrive at the last
minute. I asked
a girl who
worked for a
friend who was
a promoter in
Japan to please
give the lei to
Elton and that I
would come
back after the
show to see
him,” recalls
Moffatt. “After
the concert, I
went backstage
and learned
(Above): Tom Moffatt welcomes
that Elton had
Elvis Presley to Hawaii in 1957.
just left on a
bullet train to Tokyo
so I didn’t get to see him.”
A few months later, Moffatt received a call from Emme
Tomimbang, who is a friend of someone in Elton’s immediate
circle of friends.
“Emme called to tell me that “Elton was so happy you
remembered his birthday and brought him the lei!”
Not long after, Moffatt got a call from Elton’s agent which
eventually resulted in three performances at the Blaisdell
Arena.
It’s been, literally, a star-studded career for Tom Moffatt,
but the work is far from done.
“I’m now doing a column for MidWeek and I hope to
bring more great concerts to Hawaii —I hope to someday
bring Paul McCartney if he’s planning to go to Japan or the
West Coast and Madonna or Cher, and Tina Turner if she
ever comes out of retirement,” he says. “I really enjoy what
I’m doing and I’m always looking for a new act that will draw
lots of people — as long
as people keep coming
to the concerts, I’m not
letting up.”
(Left): Tom Moffatt with Carlos Santana.
“The Showman of the Pacific:
50 Years of Radio and Rock Stars”
by Tom Moffatt: Watermark Publishing, $34.95
Available at bookstores or on the Web at www.bookshawaii.net
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Elite Connection
A & E Creations
2222 Kalakaua Ave. #1218
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Phone: 926-8886
Agatha Paris - Ala Moana
Ala Moana Shopping Center
Phone: 944-5100
Agatha Paris - Waikiki
2342 Kalakaua Avenue
Phone: 923-3383
Aina Haina 76
830 West Hind Drive
Phone: 373-2311
Air Balance Hawaii
3023 Kaimuki Avenue
Phone: 737-2710
Air Source Air Conditioning
935 Dillingham Blvd. Unit 9
Phone: 847-7500
Akal Security
6650 Hawaii Kai Drive #250
Phone: 396-6866
Ala Wai Chevron
407 Kapahulu Ave.
Phone: 737-7986
Aloha Airlines
Honolulu International Airport
Phone: 836-7431
Aloha State Brokerage
1001 Dillingham Blvd. #212
Phone: 847-4640
American Restaurant Supply
98-107A Kamehameha Hwy.
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 486-9400
Anyplace Cocktail Lounge
2065 South King Street
Phone: 947-8977
Architectural Glass
702 Hoohakanu Place
Pearl City, Hawaii 96782
Phone: 455-3757
Armstrong Produce
802 Mapunapuna Street
Phone: 538-7051
AVEX Hawaii Studios
377 Keahole Street D-03
Phone: 393-2021
Baldwin’s Sweet Shop
98-040 Kamehameha Hwy.
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 488-0505
Bel Air Distribution
96-1417 Waihona Street
Phone: 454-0071
Best Bridal Wedding Planner
Ocean Crystal Chapel at
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Beach Resort & Spa
Phone: 926-2378
Circle of Three Productions
99-1374 Koaha Place
Aiea, Hawaii 06701
Phone: 488-6464
DCL Inc. Honship
628 Laumaka Street
Phone: 845-3834
City Automotive Repair
2319 South Beretania Street
Phone: 941-4844
Dean Alcon & Associates
716 Umi Street #250
Phone: 842-0300
City Construction
2706 A Kilihau Street
Phone: 839-5025
Department of Education
1390 Miller Street
Phone: 586-3400
CJ’s New York Style Deli
Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel
Phone: 942-0027
Department of Transportation
869 Punchbowl Street
Phone: 587-2182
Color Refinishes
94-535 Ukee Street
Waipahu, Hawaii 96797
Phone: 678-3064
Design Systems Limited
96-1382 Waihona Street #4
Phone: 455-6611
Buca Di Beppo
1030 Auahi Street Bay 1
Phone: 591-0800
Commercial Roofing
& Waterproofing Hawaii
2002 Kahai Street
Phone: 841-7246
Dezign Home
935 Queen Street
Phone: 791-3330
Carl’s Jr 76
2140 North Nimitz Hwy.
Phone: 848-0480
Contractors Hawaii
520 N. School Street
Phone: 550-4410
Diagnostic Laboratory
Services, Inc.
650 Iwilei Road #300
Phone: 589-5131
Cartridge World - Aiea
99-082 Kauhale Street
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 488-8855
Control Point Surveying
1150 South King St. #102
Phone: 545-2945
Diamond Head Seafood
966 Robello Lane
Phone: 832-9500
Cartridge World - Kaneohe
46-028 Kawa Street
Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744
Phone: 233-7722
Coral Kingdom
49-132 Kam Hwy.
Phone: 239-4800
Dick Pacific Construction
707 Richards Street
Phone: 533-5000
Centex Destination Properties
480 Kamokila Blvd.
Kapolei, Hawaii 96707
Phone: 792-5020
Cove Entertainment
1580 Makaloa Street #1200
Phone: 946-3100
Dippin’ Dots
Ala Moana Center
Pearl Ridge Shopping Center
Phone: 487-5335
Century Center Condominium
1750 Kalakaua Ave.
Phone: 946-8818
C. S. Wo Gallery
Phone: 536-6304
Door Systems Hawaii
94-035 Leokane Street
Phone: 678-2966
Chart House
1765 Ala Moana Blvd.
Phone: 941-6669
C. S. Wo Service Center
4336 Malaai Street
Phone: 421-3135
Dr. Chad Yim DDS
Phone: 247-6658
Cheerleaders Bar & Grill
4380 Lawehana Street
Phone: 421-1000
D. Suehiro Electric
841 Pohukaina Street
Phone: 591-8884
Dr. Clyde Umaki MS Inc.
Phone: 955-2275
Chevron Car Wash - Fuji
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 488-5129
Danica Fong-Shoji CPA
809A 11th Ave.
Phone: 737-6300
Dr. Craig Yamamoto DDS
1441 Kapiolani Blvd. #1420
Phone: 949-5665
Choice Sheetmetal
94-058 Leokane Street
Phone: 671-3422
Dan’s Maile 76
87-890 Farrington Hwy.
Waianae, Hawaii 96792
Phone: 668-1266
Dr. Hirota Hayashi DDS
Phone: 942-2338
Chung Insurance
765 Amana Street #503
Phone: 945-2988
Darcey Builders, Inc.
501 Sumner Street #605
Phone: 524-2903
Dr. Katsuhiko Sano DDS
1600 Kapiolani Blvd. # 525
Phone: 952-0011
Big D’s Restaurant
3250 Ualena Street
Phone: 836-7668
Blueprint Audio Visual
777 South Hotel Street
Phone: 537-2546
Bob Tanaka, Inc. Realtors
1055 Kalo Place #200
Phone: 949-4111
BP Builders
99-1135 Iawena Street
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 330-1615
Bryan Allen Construction
905 Kalanianaole Hwy.
Kailua, Hawaii 96734
Phone: 216-2081
Elite Connection
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Dr. Kevin Saito DDS
Phone: 949-8705
Family Vision Care
563 Farrington Hwy.
Phone: 693-8789
Dr. Norman Goldstein MD
1128 Smith Street
Phone: 538-7044
First Stop Kailua
130 Kailua Road
Phone: 262-0408
Hawaii Blueprint & Supply
575 Cooke Street
Phone: 941-6602
Honda Windward
Phone: 247-8544
Dr. Russell S. Tabata, DDS
Phone: 946-4939
Five Star Subaru
3179 N. Nimitz Highway
Phone: 836-9111
Hawaii Center
for Independent Living
414 Kuwili Street #102
Phone: 522-5400
Hongwanji Mission School
1728 Pali Hwy.
Phone: 532-0522
Dr. Steven K. Sue, D.D.S.,M.S.
2065 South King St. #304
Phone: 949-8876
Fort Street Bar & Grill
745 Fort Street Mall
Phone: 523-1500
Dr. Troy Tanji MD
94-873 Farrington Hwy.
Phone: 671-3937
Fujiya Limited
454 Waiakamilo Road
Phone: 845-2921
Duck Butt Karaoke
901 Kawaihao Street
Phone: 593-1880
Funny Farm
94-723 Kaulukanu Street
Waimanalo, Hawaii 96795
Phone: 259-6411
Duke’s Waikiki
2335 Kalakaua Ave.
Phone: 922-2268
Galiher, DeRobertis, Ono
610 Ward Ave.
Phone: 593-2908
EDP Products Company
99-1112 Iwaena Street
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 486-8686
Gebco of Hawaii
415 Cooke Street
Phone: 589-2589
808 Distributors
831 Pohukaina Street
Phone: 593-1808
Ginza Kimuraya Bakery Cafe
Kahala Mall
Phone: 735-9600
808 Travel
429 Waiakamilo Street #208
Phone: 841-5277
Glenn’s Flowers & Plants
41-513 Flamingo Street
Phone: 259-9625
Education Works - Servco
Phone: 237-5353
Goodenow Associates, Inc.
206 Merchant Street
Phone: 526-2002
EK Fernandez Shows
91-246 Oihana Street
Phone: 682-5767
Goto Construction
730 Moowaa Street
Phone: 845-6366
Hawaiian Tire
& Auto Center
98-025 Hekaha Street
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 487-6616
J S Services Inc.
3160 Waialae Avenue
Phone: 737-4888
Election Systems & Software
3140-B Koapaka Street
Phone: 836-8155
Hallmark Construction
Gentry Pacific Design Center
Phone: 545-1867
HI Trend
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Phone: 922-8838
Kahala Shell Auto Care
4204 Waialae Ave.
Phone: 734-4414
Electricians Hawaii Inc.
96-1382 Waihona Street #6
Phone: 455-5941
Halm’s Enterprise
966 Robello Lane
Phone: 832-9500
Honda Windward Express Center
Phone: 235-7566
Kaimuki Ace Hardware
3367 Waialae Ave.
Phone: 732-2888
Electronic Business Machines
444 Waiakamilo Road
Phone: 848-0341
Hanahou Sports & Goods, LLC
520 North School Street
Phone: 521-4219
Honda Windward Prep Center
46-151 Kahuhipa Street
Phone: 247-8522
KCF Office
705 S. King Street
Phone: 599-5231
Elite Eyes
2250 Kalakaua Ave.
Phone: 924-5303
Hanaki Express
99 Ranch Market
Phone: 834-3616
Home Automation Hawaii
2007 Democrat Street
Phone: 842-4646
Keoki’s Laulau
966 Robello Lane
Phone: 832-9500
Executive Auto Works
1815 Dillingham Boulevard
Phone: 847-3595
Hatsuhana Restaurant
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Phone: 946-8287
Homeworld
4296 Malaai Street
Phone: 423-1344
Kiki’s After Hours
1633 Kapiolani Blvd.
Phone: 948-8777
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Elite Connection
Hawaii Impulse Systems
3375 Koapaka Street #B217
Phone: 524-0606
Hawaii Medical Vitrification
1088 Bishop Street #1130
Phone: 532-0512
Hawaii Mobile Air
Phone: 839-2721
Hawaii Pacific X-Ray
3375 Koapaka Street D-140
Phone: 591-9303
Hawaiian Isles Vending
2869 Koapaka Street
Phone: 839-3218
Hawaiian Joy Ltd
Phone: 923-1888
Honolulu Jaycees
505 Ward Ave.
Phone: 593-2266
Honolulu Kirby
Phone: 735-6452
Hypac Self Storage
Phone: 847-5302
In Fashion
1128 12th Ave.
Phone: 735-7772
Inter Island Hotel Furniture
2295 N. King Street
Phone: 845-4444
Island Energy Solutions
270 Kuulei Road
Phone: 262-3268
Hawaiian Telcom - Mililani
95-275 Kipapa Drive
Mililani, Hawaii 96789
IT Service & Solutions
Phone: 943-9545
Hawaiian Telcom - Waipahu
94-311 Waipahu Street
Izuo Brothers LTD
1235 S. Beretania Street
Phone: 591-8488
Kirkland Cabinetry
1215 Mookaula Street
Phone: 845-8081
Meadow Gold Dairies
925 Cedar Street
Phone: 944-5956
Ko Olina Marina Store & Deli
92-100 Waipahe Place
Ko Olina, Hawaii 96707
Phone: 676-3348
Mecha Hawaii
1126 12th Ave.
Phone: 737-6324
PC Boutique
Halekulani Hotel
Phone: 923-8893
Ko Olina Resort Sales Center
92-101 Waialii Place
Phone: 673-7678
Mercedes Benz
818 Kapiolani Blvd.
Phone: 592-5151
Pella Architectural Products
214 B Sand Island Access Rd.
Phone: 841-3200
Koganji Temple
2869 Oahu Avenue
Mililani Baptist Preschool
94-293 Anania Drive
Phone: 625-7499
Permanent Dental Lab
2119 N. King Street
Phone: 841-1113
Mit’s Basic Foods
432 Keawe Street
Phone: 536-2887
Pflueger Subaru
94-233 Farrington Highway
Phone: 671-5115
MK Electric
99-1245 C Waiua Place
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 487-2977
Pineapple Country
342 Lewers Street
Phone: 926-8835
Mocha Java Cafe
Ward Centre
Phone: 591-9023
Platinum Limousine Service
3131 Castle Street
Phone: 735-9980
Navy Fleet Reserve Association
891 Valkenburgh Street
Phone: 422-2121
Postage Plus
98-1277 Kaahumanu Street
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 487-5548
New Leaf House & Garden
Phone: 262-1982
Princess Gold Creation
1210 Dillingham Blvd.
Phone: 845-0557
Koko Marina 76
234 Lunalilo Home Road
Phone: 3795-2133
Koolau Farmers
Phone: 843-0436
Krazy Karaoke - Aiea
Pearl Kai Shopping Center
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 484-0269
Krazy Karaoke - Honolulu
1308 Young Street
Lanakila Church
3518 Maunalei Ave.
Phone: 737-0993
Lance Higa Painting
2563 A Pacific Heights Road
Phone: 528-4899
Legend Seafood Restaurant
2255 Kuhio Ave.
Phone: 926-8999
Nii R & S Nursery
938 Kamilonui Place
Phone: 395-9811
Noguchi & Associates
1314 S. King Street #560
Phone: 596-2700
Loco Moco Drive Inn Hawaii Kai
7192 Kalanianaole Hwy.
Phone: 396-7878
Office Pavilion
330 Sand Island Access Road
Phone: 841-8299
Lynden Air Freight
3375 Koapaka Street D-153
Phone: 833-6614
Ohana Doggie Day Care and Spa
611 Cooke Street
Phone: 791-3647
Magic of Polynesia
Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel
Phone: 539-9415
One Palm Woodworks
47-102 Wailehua Road
Phone: 239-7500
Master Sheetmetal
1648 Auiki Street
Phone: 847-2128
Pacific Lock & Safe
2290 Alahao Place Unit 201
Phone: 735-2005
McCorriston, Miller,
Mukai Mackinnon LLP
Five Waterfront Plaza
Phone: 529-7300
Painter’s Warehouse
1914 Republican Street
Phone: 845-6363
McKinley High School
Phone: 594-0408
McPeak Architects
5 Waterfront Plaza, Suite 345
Phone: 524-3446
Panda Travel
1017 Kapahulu Ave.
Phone: 734-1961
Patti’s Chinese Kitchen
Ala Moana Shopping Center
Phone: 946-5002
Progressive Air Conditioning
719 Ahua Street
Phone: 839-0770
Property Center
1308 Young Street
Phone: 596-0696
Prudential Locations
3465 Waialae Ave. 4th Floor
Phone: 738-3100
Public Storage Aiea-Kaneohe-Waipio
2888 Waialae Ave.
Phone: 735-0804
Pueo Trucking
1157 Fort Street Mall
Phone: 523-5777
Quality Turfgrass
41-937 Waikupanaha Street
Phone: 259-8191
Ramsay Galleries
1128 Smith Street
Phone: 537-2787
RC Masonary
148 F Mokauea Street
Phone: 848-8700
Reliable Fire Protection
#B180
Phone: 591-0625
Revacomm Inc.
614 South Street #200
Phone: 599-8872
Roadway Safety
Sales & Rental
679 Puuloa Road
Phone: 845-5426
Roberts Hawaii
Phone: 539-9471
Room Store Hawaii
4296 Malaai Street
Phone: 421-3100
Round Table Pizza - Outrigger
150 Kaiulani Ave.
Phone: 944-1199
Roy Sakuma
Ukulele Productions
3555 Harding Ave. #1
Phone: 732-3739
Roy’s Fishing Supply
98-025 Hekaha Street
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Phone: 487-7690
Rudy’s Flowers
2357 S. Beretania Street
Phone: 944-8844
Sand Island Business
Association
1115 Makepono Street
Phone: 842-1359
Sacred Heart Parish
1701 Wilder Ave.
Phone: 973-2211
Sakura at Olomana Golf Links
41-1801 Kalanianaole Hwy.
Phone: 259-7100
SCIM Corporation
1610 Kanunu Street
Phone: 955-6886
Security Plumbing
514 Cummins Street
Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone: 593-2785
Servco Appliance & Electronics
2850A Pukoloa Street
Phone: 564-2880
Elite Connection
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Servco Toyota City Parts
2850 Pukoloa Street
Phone: 564-1165
Tenkaippin Noodle Eatery
2134 Kalakaua Avenue
Phone: 926-1100
Servco Toyota City Service
2850 Pukoloa Street
Phone: 564-1150
The Armchair Adventurer
Phone: 843-1250
12th Ave. Grill
1145 C 12th Ave.
Phone: 732-9469
Waikiki Business Plaza
2270 Kalakaua Ave.
Phone: 923-1191
Servco Used Cars
2780 Wai Wai Loop
Phone: 564-2727
The Lunch Bunch
2707 A S. King Street
Phone: 949-7664
Ultimate Innovations
Phone: 523-6067
Waikiki Landmark
1888 Kalakaua Ave.
Phone: 973-0955
Sheila Donnelly
& Associates
Phone: 949-4131
The Paperie
Kahala Mall Shopping Center
Phone: 735-6464
Union 76 - Haleiwa
Haleiwa, Hawaii 96712
Phone: 637-9879
Waikiki Shopping Plaza
2250 Kalakaua Ave.
Phone: 923-1191
The Private Gym
320 Ward Avenue #101
Phone: 596-9273
Union 76 - Kailua
153 Oneawa Street
Phone: 261-8851
Waiokeola Preschool
4705 Kilauea Ave.
Phone: 734-4277
The Resort Group
1100 Alakea Street, 25th floor
Phone: 531-9761
Union 76 - Kapahulu
505 Kapahulu Avenue
Phone: 737-0251
Wallace Theater Corporation
500 Ala Moana Boulevard
Phone: 524-4042
The Source Natural Foods
32 Kainehe Street
Phone: 262-5604
Union 76 - Nimitz
540 N. Nimitz Hwy.
Phone: 545-5550
The Windsor
343 Hobron Lane
Phone: 942-9109
Union 76 - Sand Island
165 Sand Island Access Rd.
Phone: 841-8441
Wholesale Unlimited
Express - Ahua
960 Ahua Street
Phone: 834-2900
Thom Equipment
502 Kaaahi Street
Phone: 847-2027
Union 76 - Waimanalo
41-1517 Kalanianaole Hwy.
Phone: 259-6773
Tom Moffatt Productions Inc.
1232 Waimanu Street Penthouse
Phone: 593-8333
United Laundry Services, Inc.
2291 Alahao Place
Phone: 842-5994
Studio Central Hawaii
95-1249 Meheula Parkway
Phone: 625-3686
Tony Autoplex - Honda,
Nissan, VW & Hyundai
94-1299 Ka Uka Blvd.
Phone: 680-7190
United Tire & Recapping
1276 Mikole Street
Phone: 845-2208
Sub Zero Showroom
938 Piikoi Street
Phone: 597-1669
Total Solutions
2758 S. King Street
Phone: 942-2469
Sugoi Bento & Catering
1286 Kalani Street B-106
Phone: 841-7984
Toyo Building Service, Inc.
413-A Seaside Ave.
Phone: 922-0043
Sun Industries Inc.
Phone: 833-2502
Toyo Sales & Management
Phone: 922-3800
Sunny Side
1017 Kilani Ave.
Wahiawa, Hawaii 96786
Phone: 621-7188
Trees of Hawaii
91-326 Kauhi Street
Phone: 682-5771
Tactical Strength & Conditioning
770 Kapiolani Blvd.
Phone: 589-2115
777 Grill & Karaoke
Phone: 943-4353
TCBY-Kahala
Kahala Mall
Phone: 734-8229
Triton Restoration
Phone: 957-0292
Side Street Inn
1225 Hopaka Street
Phone: 591-0253
Skin Care by Elaine
1365 Nuuanu Ave. #10A
Phone: 533-7888
Sleepland USA
Phone: 591-8881
Spider Hawaii Surfboards
2013 S. King Street
Phone: 945-9600
Sonny’s Service & Repair
1119 Makepono Street
Phone: 845-1488
Star of the Sea Schools
4469 Malia Street
Phone: 734-0396
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Wholesale Unlimited
Express - Bishop
1046 Bishop Street
Phone: 537-5832
Wholesale Unlimited
Express - Kahala
4210 Waialae Avenue
Phone: 737-9600
Wholesale Unlimited
Express - Kaneohe
46-028 Kawa Street
Phone: 247-8625
Victoria Ward Limited
1210 Auahi Street
Phone: 591-8411 Ext. 215
Wholesale Unlimited
Express - Manoa
2757 Woodlawn Drive
Phone: 988-9958
Vintage Cottage
670 California Avenue
Phone: 622-2802
Wholesale Unlimited
Express - Pearl City
Phone: 486-9900
VIP Rent A Car
234 Beach Walk
Phone: 922-4606
VIP Transportation
443 Kalewa Street
Phone: 836-0317
Wahiawa Hongwanji
1067 California Ave.
Phone: 622-4320
Wahoo’s Fish Taco
940 Auahi Street
Phone: 591-1640
Wholesale Unlimited Warehouse
94-110 Kopake Street
Phone: 678-3636
Yamaoka Nursery
958 Kamilonui Place
Phone: 395-9441
Young Scale Company
3392 Waialae Ave.
Phone: 732-0788
Yummy’s Korean BBQ
Phone: 842-0288
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“Servco”
Gaggenau,
which uses
magnetic
energy instead of heat to cook food.”
Although these products are considered “highend,” the showroom also carries many very
reasonably priced appliances from GE Profile and
Bosch.
“The use of stainless steel in kitchen design
has been a growing trend,” explains Washofsky.
“Stainless steel used to be considered high-end,
but it’s making its way to upper-middle and the
midline level.” If stainless steel is your desire,
one of the vignettes is an all-stainless steel GE
kitchen.
Gourmet chefs and wannabes will be intrigued
by the latest trends in kitchen appliances, which include GE
products that cut cooking time by 75 percent, as well as
energy-efficient appliances.
Serious customers or just curious ones
shouldn’t hesitate to walk in and check it out
— but remember, you won’t be able to buy
anything.
“We’re a wholesale distributor, so we don’t
sell to the consumer,” explains
Washofsky. “Many folks come in with
their designer,
Craig architect, contractor,
Washofsky
or by themselves, to
make appliance
selections.”
Although Servco
has been in the
appliance business
since the 1930s and
appliances make up
approximately five
percent of the
company’s overall
business, Washofsky
says a showroom of
this magnitude is a
big step and a
Visitors to the showroom are able
reflection
of the
to visualize their “cream kitchen.”
marketplace.
“If you live in
Consumers are able to see how an appliance
looks in an actual kitchen setting.
town, the opportunity for new home construction is limited,
so many folks are rebuilding or remodeling their existing
homes. That’s where the demand for our services is — and
it’s stronger than ever,” he explains. “When you’re trying to
make a significant purchasing decision, such as appliances,
you need all the information you can get, just as you
wouldn’t choose your car from a picture in a catalog.”
Since the showroom is just that — a showroom — it’s not
easy to place a dollar figure on its success so far. But one
thing is for sure — foot traffic has been steady.
Washofsky recommends an appointment for those
seriously in the process of selecting products. He says that
process can take between one to one-and-a-half hours and
an appointment assures you’ll get the assistance you need
from one of their knowledgeable and friendly product
specialists.
But if you just want to indulge your senses, no
appointment is necessary.
2841 Pukoloa St. • Honolulu, HI 96819
Telephone: 564-2493 • Fax: 564-2480
www.servcoappliance.com
Store Hours:
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday
Recipe
Famous for dishes such as fried
rice and pan fried
Island pork chops, Side Street
Inn is known to be a favorite
hangout for Hawaii’s top chefs
and those looking for a great
place with ono food.
Located at 1225 Hopaka Street,
Side Street Inn offers plate lunches
from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
The bar is open daily
from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Karaoke, including
Japanese karaoke,
satellite TV and catering
services are also available.
Call 591-0253 or 596-8282 for more information.
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PROFILES
The Company:
Sugoi Bento & Catering
LLC, opened
in 2000. The Japanese
word “sugoi”
translates to
“awesome or wow,”
— words often
expressed by
customers after
tasting the first bite of
a Sugoi bento lunch.
Services:
Sugoi specializes
in a wide variety of bentos
and plate lunches for walk-ins,
takeout or special event
catering.
Leadership:
Zachary Lee,
Owner
What’s
New?
Sugoi’s
famous
sauces will
The Company:
Ultimate Innovations,
Inc. is an award-winning
landscape design
company that has been serving O‘ahu since 1989.
Services:
The company offers landscape design, installation and
maintenance. Ultimate Innovations’ friendly and qualified
staff includes Certified Landscape Technicians (CLTs). The
company believes in promoting a safe environment for our
employees and our customers — all employees undergo
drug testing and background checks.
Leadership: Brian Vidinhar, President
Dale Ward, Construction Manager
Jack Morgan, Operations Manager Maintenance Dept.
What’s New?
We will be offering free landscape
classes at our five- acre Waimanalo
nursery for anyone who is interested.
soon hit supermarket
shelves. The company
recently launched a
Web site:
www.sugoihawaii.com,
where customers may
purchase sauces, place
orders, download a
menu or contact
Sugoi.
Company History and Accomplishments:
• Awarded “Best Plate Lunch” in the The Honolulu
Advertiser’s “Top 100 Restaurants on Oahu” for 3 years
in a row.
• Named “Best Mochiko Chicken” on Oahu by
Chef Sam Choy.
• Named “Best Chicken Plate Lunch” on the island by
KHNL News’ “Cheap Eats.”
• Sugoi will be featured this year on two Food Network
shows — “Surf & Turf” and “Secret Life Of …”
Contact:
Sugoi Bento and Catering
City Square Bldg. • 1286 Kalani St. #B-106 • Hon., HI 96817
www.sugoihawaii.com • Phone: (808) 841-7984
Hours of Operation: Mon. - Thurs.: 8:00am - 2:00pm
Fri. - Sat.: 8:00am - 3:00pm • Sun.: Catering Only
Accomplishments:
• Recognized by
the Building
Industry
Association (BIA)
and Better
Business Bureau
(BBB) for good
ethics and
service.
• Recognized by
the City & County
of Honolulu, Pacific Business News, Home Show and more.
• The Kailua Chamber of Commerce recently presented
The Keolu Hills Chapel of The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints with an award for “Outstanding Landscape,”
which was designed and installed by
Ultimate Innovations.
Contact: Ultimate Innovations, Inc.
41-937 Kakaina St. • Waimanalo, HI 96795
Ph: 523-6067 • www.ultimateinnovations.com
Company History and
Elite Connection
5
PROFILES
SAIKI’S
WINDOW
DESIGNS,INC.
The Company:
Saiki’s Window
Designs, Inc. is a
leader in installation
of safety and security
film, glass tinting and
quality window
coverings.
Services:
Specializes in the installation of Llumar
Magnum Safety and Security Film, flat glass
tinting, plantation shutters, Hunter Douglas, custom bamboo
and Roman shades, horizontal blinds and other quality
window coverings.
Company History and
Accomplishments:
The company began
as a glass tinting
business in 1985
and soon began
installing window
coverings. In
1990, it began
manufacturing
PVC, fabric and
Leadership: Daryl Saiki, CEO and President
What’s New?
When natural disasters, vandalism or accidents shatter
your windows, flying glass can be responsible for
most of the damages that occur. Saiki’s
Window Design offers Llumar
Magnum Safety and
Security Films which
provide an invisible
force of protection —
offering safety,
energy efficiency, UV
protection, security
and comfort.
The Company:
For 17 years, Pacific Lock & Safe has offered customers
the highest level of expertise and cutting-edge technology
when it comes to access control and security needs.
Services:
As industrial locksmiths, Pacific Lock & Safe has the
expertise to engineer and install simple to sophisticated
computer-managed access control systems, conduct site
evaluations and implement physical security protocol for
government applications
Leadership: Joe Whitaker, President
What’s New?
Pacific Lock & Safe now offers Biometric Access Control, a
state-of-the art technology utilizing a unique body feature for
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Elite Connection
soft vinyl vertical blinds. Incorporated in 1995, the company
takes pride in offering quality products, unsurpassed
installation and competitive prices.
Contact:
Daryl Saiki • 626-5007 (office) • 384-5003 (cellular)
626-5007 (facsimile) • E-mail: [email protected]
identity
verification.
Pacific Lock & Safe offers
fingerprint, iris and hand readers.
Company History and Accomplishments:
Established in 1989, Pacific Lock & Safe has specialized in
government security. The company has customized many
installations to meet the needs of its customers and has
brought its extensive government experience into the
commercial and residential markets. Pacific Lock & Safe’s
service emphasis is on industrial grade locking and access
hardware.
Contact:
Joe Whitaker • 735-2005 • Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.pacificlock.net

Spring 06 - Elite Security Hawaii

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