AHLOTANUKII NIGHT! - 16June2001

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ACTIVE VOLCANO

TROPICAL WATERFALLS

LIVE CHICKENS

HAWAIIAN DISCO TECH

MAI TAI FOUNTAIN

SUFFERING FROM AHLAKANUKII? COME JOIN MICHAEL & MARK FOR

AHLOTANUKII NIGHT!

Sat. June 16th 8 P.M. - Sunrise

MICHAEL 542-1059

MARK 544-7190

Main Catchphrase
YOU'RE GUARANTEED TO GET LEID!

Party Details & Directions
Snacks will be provided. Please bring your favorite beverage (for you and to share).

Exit the 101 at River Road / Mark West Springs.

Head East and make the left at the light on Old Redwood Hwy (North).

The house is 1/4 mi. North of the Larkfield Shopping Ctr. on the West side of Old Redwood Hwy.

The driveway is just opposite the Hair Salon / Chiropractor white signs.

Look for Hawaiian Style markings on street @ 4895 Old Redwood Hwy

Please don't park in our neighbors driveways (town homes in front).

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HAWAIIAN ATTIRE HIGHLY ENCOURAGED!





















































 

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