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COURTESY DARRYL YAMANE The Mustang Madness All-Ford Show will be a benefit for the Hawaiian Humane Society. A 1971 Mustang convertible on
display at the 2012 Mustang Madness event.
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Mustang Madness marks car anniversary
The 22nd annual Mustang Madness All-Ford Show this year marks the 50th anniversary of the Ford Mustang, a classic American muscle car.
The celebration, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Mike McKenna’s Windward Ford, also will mark the 35th anniversary of the Aloha Mustang & Shelby Club of Hawaii.
Show entries must have registered in advance for competitions including the Tower of Power and Rumble contests.
The event, at 725 Kailua Road, is a benefit for the Hawaiian Humane Society.
All Oahu car clubs and interested individuals are invited to participate in a canned food drive and cruise to benefit the Hawaii Foodbank on April 19.
One needn’t be a member of a car club nor drive a collectible vehicle to participate, according to organizers.
Organizer Don Johnston encourages participants to gather nonperishable food donations according to the Foodbank’s top five needs, which are canned meats or tuna, canned meals (such as spaghetti, chili, corned beef hash), canned soups, canned vegetables and canned fruits.
Cruise participants will meet at 8:15 a.m. at Bellows Air Force Station Beach Park in Waimanalo, drivers will gather for an 8:45 a.m. meeting, and the cruise to the donation drop-off point at Koko Marina Center will begin at 9 a.m.
The Hawaii Food & Wine Festival has named Malie Moran as its new public relations and marketing manager. Her experience includes working in public relations for restaurateur Charlie Palmer in New York as well as creating the e-publication Hawaii RED Magazine in 2008.
Michelle Tang has joined Honolulu Property Management as vice president of business development. She has more than 10 years of management experience.
Central Pacific Bank has promoted Michael Masuda to senior vice president and wealth management division manager. He has more than 25 years of investment and trust experience and has been with CPB since 2002. Before CPB, Masuda served as vice president and deputy manager of the trust division at First Hawaiian Bank.
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COURTESY DARRYL YAMANE