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Schedule a TennisGame or Clinic withChan Ly at theConcierge or callext 6032Every Mondayevening at 7PMin the LobbyFree HulaLessons everyWednesdays9am@ LobbyThe Whaler SpaMake sure to takeOpen daily 9am-6pmadvantage of yourBook Here or drop inBook online or callFREEat courtyardext 6027photo session withTuedays & Thursdays Renovations Updates: If you would like more information about current unit renovations, please visit the website. Unitscurrently under renovations are 118, 119, 224, 252, 474, 702, 759, 764, 962, 1052, 1060, 1123, 1212, and 1223. List of Board Directors, Committee Information, & Meeting Dates: Information available on the Owners Website. Reminder Regarding Reservations: In order to provide you with the best response to your reservation requests, we kindly askthat you email all reservation requests to Henry Quinsaat, our on-property Reservations Manager, and our on-island CentralReservations Team at the following addresses: Henry.Quinsaat@aqua-aston.com Aston at The Whaler, Reservations Managerres.wha@astonreservations.com Aston Central Reservations Team. Please email the above two addresses with all requests forOwner Use, Owner Guest Use, or Owner Referral inquires, and we will be happy to assist you. Spalling Repair: Please see below schedule for the ongoing emergency spall repair. Please note that the schedule may adjustdue to unexpected conditions or discoveries made in the field (I.e. additional spall locations identified near other units notalready listed upon closer inspection), weather conditions, and other factors. We will provide as much notice as possible,should adjustments need to be made. The repairs may take more or less time than the three weeks assumed.Area 4 – Tower 1 Makai (ocean) SideThe majority of the spall repair work is located in the Mauka (mountain) and Makai (ocean)ends of the Towers and should not impact the ground floor units during this phase of thespall repair work. The spall repair work is located on the face and underside of the lanaiedge. Most repairs appear to be small and should not take more than two or three daysonce the Contractor has access to the area. The Contractor will be setting up swing stagescaffolding where spall locations are above the 5th floor. Spall repairs below the 5th floorwill be accessed via ground mounted scaffolding. There will be a safety officer in the dropzone to maintain a safety zone below work areas. Building entries and exits will beprotected by a scaffold tunnel for safety. All access to the areas needing repair will be fromthe exterior so no unit entry will be required. Barring unexpected discoveries during thespall work, the Contractor does not anticipate Tower 1, Makai Entrytunnel has beenneeding lanai access during the repair work. safetyput up for repair work.Intermittent concrete chipping, drilling, and grindingcan be expected. There are additional spall repairson the North and South faces of Tower 1 and 2 thatwill be scheduled after Area 4 is complete, at a laterdate. We will provide you information on thosedates once the work is scheduled. Mahalo for yourcooperation and understanding.Tue, 9/25: Pest Control, No ServiceTue, 10/02: Pest Control, Tower 2, 7 & 8 *Tue, 10/09: Pest Control, Tower 2, 5 & 6 *Tue, 10/16: Pest Control, Tower 2, 3 & 4 *Tue, 10/23: Pest Control - Exterior &Common AreasAC PM of Tower 1 will be completed inOctober. The schedule will be coming outsoon.*Pest Control: If you would like to opt out andwould like bait only, please contact the AOAO. Area 4 – Tower 1 Makai (ocean) SideTentative ScheduleSept 20 thru Oct 11Units Impacted – Stacks 01 & 02(units ending in 01 & 02)Units602601502501401Stairwells3rd floor makai1st floor makai302Note: Fall zone areas on themakai (ocean) side of Tower 1will be closed off. That willinclude parts of the BBQ and Poolareas, closest to the building. TheBBQ’s and pool will still be open.Fall zone areas will be cordonedoff. For your safety, pleaseadhere to caution & detour signs.A Home Run: Did you know? A leaky faucet that fills a coffee cup in 10 minutes willwaste an estimated 3,000 gallons of water per year. Improperly sealed or caulked windows can account for upto 25% of total heat loss from a house.You should choose low-toxic paints, low in volatile organic compounds(VOCs), which can irritate the lungs and cause allergic reactions. Zero-VOCpaints are also available.If using solid wood for a project, select products with the Forest StewardshipCouncil label, certifying the wood was responsibly grown and harvested. Orfind salvaged wood products at local used-building materials retailers.

Curried Artichoke Shrimp SaladContributed by Di Bakker1 8-ouncepackage chicken 8 ripe olives, slicedLemon slices, parsleyrice-a-roniDressing:1 6-ounce jar marinatedMarinade from artichokeartichoke heartshearts1 4 and a half ounce can1/3 cup mayonnaiseshrimp½ teaspoon curry powder2 green onions, choppedCook Rice-a-Roni according to directions on the box.Use only 1 spoon butter/margarine. Remove from heatand let cool to room temperature. Drain artichokehearts (reserving marinade), chop, and mix with theshrimp, green onion, and olives into the rice. Make thedressing by combining the artichoke marinade,mayonnaise, and curry powder. Mix dressing into ricemixture and refrigerate overnight. Just before serving,garnish with lemon slices on top of rice. Aloha!Ps. Di made this for me, to hold me over during the night of StormOlivia (so sweet and kind of her), and it was delish!Courtesy of Nathan Brovelli(Bell Services)BIG,BIGMAHALO toour WhalerOwners whodonated forthe first time or who have donated year after year to the American CancerSociety in support of the Relay for Life, a worthy cause, and the Whaler Team.We all had lots of fun representing the Whaler at the annual event. Here are acouple more pictures and videos from the event. Milika had fun dancing on stagewith the very talented Polynesian fire knife dancer. Milika definitely got themoves. The Sheraton Luau even told her to pick up an application for the luauafter the dance was over.September (Kepakemapa) 21,2018 Friday (Po’alima)“The Hawaiian Legend of the Naupaka Flower”Once upon a time in ancient Hawai’i, there lived a beautiful young lady named Naupaka. She was named afterthe beautiful Naupaka flower which she often wore in her hair. One day she was walking along the beach andand encountered a handsome young man who was fishing. As their eyes met, it was “love at first sight”. His name was Kaui. Theyspent hours along the beach talking, holding hands as it was obvious to both that they were meant for each other. As days passed,they became more and more in love and their passion for each other grew stronger. There was a problem though. Hawaiianbeliefs did not allow a person of Royal Hawaiian Heritage, as Naupaka was, to marry a common person as Kaui. It was restrictedand forbidden. Both Kaui and Naupaka decided to talk to a very respected Hawaiian Kupuna (elder) in the village that Naupakalived in to ask for her wisdom to marry.The Kupuna shook her head and said “Naupaka, I cannot help you in your marriageto Kaui because it is strictly forbidden. Your only hope is to see a Kupuna (highpriest)”. The young girl cried and cried as she prepared herself for the visit to the highpriest for his permission. Naupaka and Kaui traveled for many days over beautifulmountains, valleys, rivers and forest in search of the high priest. When the high priestwas finally found, they expressed their heartfelt love for each other to him and askedif they would have his permission and blessing to be married.The High Priest said “I can see that you have great love for each other, but I cannot give you permission to marry for that canonly come from the Gods. You need to pray to them and wait for the answer”. As both of them began to pray, dark cloudsimmediately came overhead with fierce rain, lightning, and loud booms of thunder. It became apparent to Naupaka that the Godswere NOT in favor of their marriage. They were both very hurt as Naupaka tore the flower from her hair apart and gave half of itto Kaui and kept the other half and said “My love, we cannot be together. You must go back to the ocean where you can continuefishing and I will go back up the hills alone to continue my life.” As the 2 lovers separated and sadly went on with their lives alone,the beautiful Naupaka Flowers which bloomed often near their surroundings became very sad as well. Even the flowers mournedto see the young lover’s hearts broken so badly. As a memorial to their love, now when the Naupaka flowers bloom, they onlyblooms in halves. Today, there are 2 types of Naupaka flowers. One grows near the sea where Kaui was from, called NaupakaKahakai. (They can be found along our Whaler beachfront.) The other grows in the mountains where Naupaka lived, called NaupakaKauihiwa. Each is what appears to be a half-blossom and when placed together, they form a perfect flower in memory of bothNaupaka and Kaui’s love for each other. Such a beautiful flower for such a sad story.

09/22: Chinese Moon Festival09/23-29: Kaua’i Mokihana Festival09/29: Gimme Shelter fundraising09/30: Maui Ukulele Festival 2018, A&BAmphitheater @ 1pm, free admission10/06: Paddle for Life 10th Annual Voyageto Lana’i10/13-14: Maui MarathonTickets: Maui Arts & Cultural CenterCalendarLearn about other Events: Maui Events,Ka’anapali Events, Whalers Village , MauiTropical PlantationVolunteer Opportunities: Volunteeringon Vacation Beach cleanupCommunity News: Lahaina News, MauiNow, Maui News (requires subscription)Maui Ukulele Festival 2018A word from Owner DaveFreeman: I am so excitedabout my new art showfeaturing our homeless fromSkid Row to the OC Riverbed,Maui to Venice, Long Beachto DTLA and Chicago. It has been a struggle toget a high-profile venue to show Homelessphotography. To be able to shine a bright lighton the Homeless. I hope you come and alsospread the word as you will not beMahalo to Becs for the awesome decorations & maskdisappointed. Hope to see you there. If you’reand to Emy with her creativity to put it all together.busy, just do a simple act of kindness the nexttime you have the opportunity to greet ormake eye-contact with a homeless person.Feel good! Please share this post. DavidFreeman LinkThis weekend, ourWhaler Ohana Teamwill be enjoying eachother’s company withfood, family, and friendsat our Annual WhalerTeam Picnic. Our AOAOOffice will be closed thisSaturday as we will bededicating our time toensuring a successfuleventforourhardworking team.Best Friend Becky(center) was visitingMaui last week.(During TS Olivia!) ShenowlivesinCalifornia and I onlyget to see her oncein a blue moon. Ihave known hersince Kindergarten!The rest of the galsin the picture I’veknown since Elementary School or as we say here “hanabata days”. Myoh my, how time flies! Please remember to enjoy every moment.Chris and I enjoyed a day with Dave in January shooting pictures fromThompson Rd, Upcountry Maui. Dave gave us great tips on using ournew camera for our trip to Australia. I still have to upload those. From your WHALER OHANA,With much Love & Aloha,Your GM, Mila Salvador.

globe with open arms. It [s nice to see the golden sands return to our side of the beach. Lucky we live Maui! For more information on the weekend weather, see the local WEATHER FORECAST on the NOAA Website. Above: We saw many more rainbows around Kaanapali this week. Right: A Whaler Guest this up from off the road. What a lovely message.