The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 44

C-W Honolulu. Augutt 19. 1979 The Sunday Star-Bulletin! Advertiser By the Star-Bulletin t.aflhoWklp. through Sunday, with time off for good behavior. For the armchair explorer, there's the second of four lectures slide shows on exploring Hawaii, set for 7 tonight at Kuykendall Auditorium at UH-Manoa.

This one's titled, "Lanai, the Pineapple Island," and Willis Moore of the Hawaii Geographic Society will explain. Camping, hiking and backpacking are scrutinized. It's $3 at the door. This is sponsored by the UH Continuing Education folks. The Light Fantastic Jazz Ensemble, 20 high-school and college musicians, will give a free concert at 7 p.m.

at the Ala Moana Center. No kidding, mom: And tonight at Aloha Stadium, it's "Baseball and Ballet." This is a presentation in which members of the Honolulu City Ballet company perform with Islander players (catchers don't have to wear tutus). The Islanders play Spokane. Tonight's baseball clinic features members of the outfield describing the best method to approach a woman over 40 in Ogden, Utah. Ballet begins at 6:45, baseball at 7:30.

And now we'll find out just how modern the modern Army is: If you've got II bucks and are naked, they'll let you into the 8th "Mr. Nude Military Hawaii" extravaganza out at the Hawaii Nudist Park on the North Shore near Kahuku. Gates open at 9 a.m., but you gotta drop your skivvies to get in. Tops too, girls. We're not sure what you've got to do to win a prize, but here's what Pru and Larry Beck, the sponsors, have to say: "Past contests have attracted interested crowds and the winners each year have represented all the various branches of the military stationed here in Hawaii.

The winner receives a free membership in the nudist park, and other prizes are offered." Among other offerings, there's nude volleyball, nude sunbathing, nude dining, nude conversation and subtle nude ogling. The park also operates a nude snack bar. The judging no, they won 't tell us what's being judged starts at p.mt. At 6, you gotta put your clothes on and reenter polite society. whenever at the Ft.

DeRussy Army Reserve Center lanai. Everything from kalua pig, squid luau, poki and poi is yours for a $6.50 tab. Little brothers and little sisters get in for $3, and Libby Lee, Miss Hawaii '78, and some authentic local entertainers make this Coming Up's Deal of the Week. (If you're a tourist in Waikiki, DeRussy is right next door; ask your friendly desk clerk this is the real thing. Doris.) It's all-Gershwin at the second of four Starlight Festival concerts at 7:30 tonight at the Waikiki Shell.

Maestro Donald Johanos conducts, and pianist Lorin Hollander, who performed with the symphony last November, scintillates with "Concerto in "Rhapsody in Blue" and "An American in Paris." Coming Sept. 1 to the festival: guitarist Chet Atkins. Call 537-6171 for info. The Honolulu Open Olympic Weightlifting Championships get underway promptly at 7 tonight at the Nuuana YMCA gym. and bodybuilding's Mr.

Everything. Arnold Schwarzenegger, will vividly provide terrifying evidence of what can happen to a human body that is subjected to daily gut-busts for periods of up to 20 consecutive years (one of which brought lucrative movie contracts). Also on hand will be Mr. Waikiki '79 (David Santiago), Mr. High School '79 (Ley ton Galapia) and Mr.

Hawaiian Islands '79 (Sgt. Ernest Santiago). These guys come on after two hours of lifting and posing events. to 4:30 p.m. up at UH-Manoa.

Cost you $15, and subjects covered include history and ethnic raps, education and recreation, industries and so forth, with special emphasis on why you and your husband should burn your matching muumuu and aloha shirt. It's up at the old Marks Estate. 3860 Old Pali Road. Call 948-8581. From 8:30 to 4 today, the nice ladies at Koganji Church will sell you homegrown produce.

Japanese foods, cookies and cakes and handicrafts up at the church, 2869 Oahu Ave. It's the church's bazaar, and it will be held again tomorrow. Queen Liliuokalani is fondly remembered by the Kalihi-Palama Culture Arts Society with a pageant and hula competition for kids starting at 1 today at Farrington High's school auditorium. Children 6 to 12, who are enrolled in hula studios and halaus from Kauai, Hawaii and Oahu, will do their stuff. Winner will be awarded title of Miss Keiki Hula 1979 (and good luck if a boy wins).

Tickets are $2 at the society's office, 357 N. King or $2.50 at the door and $1 for kids 3 and up. At 2 p.m. today at the Kapiolani Park Bandstand, it's Azure McCall St Co. at the "Just Jazz" show, a freebie sponsored by the parks department.

Show opens with the Light Fantastic Jazz Ensemble. Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Honolulu, the nice folks who give their time to kids, are holding a family luau from 3 p.m. till ill 1 1 DARIGOLD BUTTER DIAL BATH SOAP Bath CORAL CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 6V2 0Z. SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY SPECIALS AUGUST 19 THRU AUGUST 22 ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE 5 oz. manm FIGARO TUNA CAT FOOD WAIALAE 3086Walalo Av.

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PRODUCE St 19 mm- An. IK Y.J A at- It's marathon Hawaiian music out at Hauula today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Catholic Youth Organization camp. Dey get Danny Kaleikini, Olomana, one Cazimero (Robert, not to mention Wayne Chang and the Gentlemen of Na Kamalei), Country Living, Makapuu Sand Band, Frank "Supergie" DeLima.

and a whole list of others. The diocese doesn't mention the availability of food and, uh, drink. Cost you five bucks at the gate, kids under 12 free. If that's too far to go, there's Hawaiian music and it's free at 1 p.m. today at Kapiolani Park Bandstand.

This is the third portion of the Na Hula 'O Hawai i Festival, Sponsored by the parks folks, and it features traditional songs and hula performed by various Island hula Studios. Last chance to see the Int'l 3-Ring Circus at the Blaisdell Arena. 2 p.m. and 7:30 tonight. Tickets range from $4.50 to $6.50, with kids under 12 and senior humans getting in for half-price.

If you wanna mellow out, jazz pianist Ernie Washington and singer Azure McCall are performing at 5 tonight in the picturesque courtyard of what used to be the Dillingham Estate on the slopes of Diamond Head (La Pietra, the school for girls). Tickets are $5, you can buy wine and cheese, and the "Music for a Summer's Eve" is put on by the Ensemble Players Guild. Wally Amos, who goes by the name Famous, will dispense free cookies and milk from 3 to 4:30 today at his cookie emporium. 640 Keeaumoku St. He's pushing his new "Cookielau Party-Pac." which instructs eight persons on how to have a cookie party (you don't have to be clever to be famous), but his PR lady says he's celebrating Hawaii's statehood birthday.

Also your last chance to impersonate Robin Hood at Ye Olde World Faire out in the Kahuku woods on the Hyatt Kuilima grounds. Theatre in the trees, jousting, feasting, artes and craughts, witches and nerds, dancing (no disco, kids) and shouting well, you get the picture. Open from 9 to 5. cost you $3.50. Anspeaking of light comedy, prior to this afternoon's Islander-Spokane baseball game at Aloha Stadium, there's going to be a 30-minute baseball clinic at 3 p.m.

All members of the Islander's 7-Up Fan Club will be given secret tips on how to play ball lone of hich will not be on how to go from first place to the basement in a month) Game starts at 4. If you want a taste of the symphony, and you want it free, drive to Schofield Barracks. At 7.30 tonight in the Sgt. Smith Theatre, associate conductor Sidney Rothstein conducts the Honolulu Symphony. Featured is concertmaster Gregory Fulkerson in a violin concerto and Symphony No.

5" by Tchaikovsky. It's "Samoa Day" at noon on the Lanai Stage of Ala Moana Center. The folks from the Polynesian Cultural Center of Laie will do their thing. And we know Gus Hannemann reads the papers carefully, so no jokes, folks. Meanwhile, back at Aloha Stadium at 7:30 tonight, it's Kahala Mall Night, and you can get your discount coupons at most of the mall's shops.

And at tonight's clinic, players will describe both cultural activities available after 9 p.m. in delightful downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico. Meanwhile, the symphony is passing around free tastes of its music at 7:30 tonight in Kailua at St. Anthony's Church parish hall. It's free, and the music performed at Schofield Barracks will be repeated here.

To show you what Tuesdays are like, this is the final item, right the press release: "The State Litter Control features a photographic display depicting some of the sources of, and solutions to, litter problems, in the Exhition Area." Of Ala Moana Center. Anytime. The 90-member Ukrainian Dnipro Ensemble of Edmonton will perform folks songs and dances at noon today in the courtyard of Honolulu Hale, our term for City Hall. There's a 35-member dance group, a 15-piece orchestra, and the Ayatollah will be happy to hear 1 that there are separate male and female sections. Free.

The Honolulu Medical Group at 550 S. Ceretania St. will tell you about over-the-counter prescription from 7 to 9 tonight at the facility. The workshop is led by pharmacist and UH lecturer Dr. Robert Sklovsky.

Gilbert and Sullivan's comic operetta "Ruddigore" reopens at 8 tonight at the Manoa Valley Theatre. It's about a witch's curse, mandatory sin (and 20 years ago, that wasn't even an elective), Robin Oakapple's pursuit of Rose Maybud and other wholesome pursuits. Reservations: 988-6131. Through Aug. 26, Wednesday sax 59 LIGO ORANGE LIGO GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 7 JUICE FRESH FROZEN CHICKEN WINGS (Budget Priced at) peach SLICES Utf peach 20 Ec HALVES OtJ 129 I Asm 'h A IF 12ei.

I my mmm -v Leslie Nunes' grandfather Manuel came to Hawaii in 1879 and manufactured the first commercial ukulele, a four-stringed instrument patterned after the Portuguese cavaquinho. And didn't get much credit for it. So Leslie got the governor to declare this Ukulele Centennial Week, and Leslie, with a little help from Aloha Airlines, is throwing a concert at 1.30 today at the State Capitol Rotunda, where Auntie Alice. Genoa Keawe. Dean Seo.

Ohta-san and a bunch of others will get it on. Free. Oh. the lost art of food-drying trays. Ted Farm will teach you to build your own food-drying trays starting at 9 today at Lyon Arboretum.

There's only room for 10 of you, and it's (little more for materials). For info, call 988-7378. At the UH Art Building Auditorium at 7:30 tonight, there's a 28-minute documentary exploring the relationship between the family of a Shinto priest in a Japanese village, and a centuries-old festival featuring rare performances of primitive So. (This is not a Mel Brooks gag.) Tom Haar, the director of the film, will be on hand to field questions. Free.

Movies at UH: At 7 tonight in Bilger Auditorium, you may see Jimi Hendrix." who is no longer of this Earth, in spectacular 35-mm film. Two sequences feature Jimi at Woodstock and Monterey Pop. but most of the footage hasn't been seen before. It's S3, and it repeats next Sunday. Those naughty people at Village East Film Society are showing two feelthy feelms at 7 and 9 45 tonight in Spalding Auditorium.

There's "Eruption." with Leslie Bovee and John Holmes (who is not known for his poetry), and "High Rises" with Amber Hunt. Also three bucks. Proof that painters need writers: The Academy of Arts today unveils an exhibition of prints by B. Thompson etchings, collagraphs, etc. "Thompson prefers ambiguous, non-representational imagery, often combining textured passages with broad color planes and other materials like metallic silver and copper shapes applied in a collage manner to the paper." I'll have mine on a stick.

Also your last chance to see the Islanders tonight, who embark on their last road trip tomorrow. They call it "Fan Appreciation Night," and in caps too. "Fans entering the stadium will receive a variety of gifts," the PR guys write, which include "Islander pennants, yearbooks, buttons, shirts." Game's at 7. Tonight's baseball clinic explores the disgusting eating habits of left-handed relief pitchers from the Midwest. The Army Hawaii Theater Guild's production of "You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running" opens at 7:30 tonight at the Schofield Drama Center.

The topic of four acts is sex, from "The Shock of Recognition" to "I'm Herbert." Too lengthy to detail here, but kids under 14 can't get in. Spicy, huh? And it's free, but you should make reservations by calling 655-9081 or 655-9271 after 1 p.m. weekdays. Out at Sea Life Park, it's good oF rockunroll from 10 tonight until 2. Shawnee Smith from 93Q-FM will emcee and two groups Hawaii's Jasper Rose and L.A.'s Sox will knock you out, or down.

Danceable, they tell us. Tickets are $3.50 in advance, $4 at the pavilion door upside Makapuu. You can see Woody Allen in smutty wraparound dark glasses at 7 and 9 tonight in "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex" at the Physical Science Auditorium up at UH-Manoa. Three bucks to see Gene Wilder admire sheep. i 1 I There's a free hike of the forest around Mokuleia from 8:30 to 3:30 today.

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