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The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 2

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l' nuay, bepiciabcr 11, l'Jui uvi tOMamtyppjDM ha-' Weather Don Chapman FRL, JUST IN TIME: To answer the oft-asked question: Am sorry to report that, no, IraJ Sayah will not host his fourth annual Halloween mega-bash this year. Iraj phoned from L.A., where he's been overseeing remodeling of his L.A. home and years. it's about time that James Bond did an "007" movie on the Big Island. Walt Wright notes that John Gardner, in the Bond thriller "Nobody Lives Forever," calls Key West, Florida, "the southernmost tip of the 'rr- DIS AND DOT: Off the wall Don Over received a $47.91 bill from Hawaiian Electric for service at his Ehukai Beach home from June 8 to July 9.

Which wouldn't normally be an item except that the house burned down on May 16! Much apologizing from HECO folks. After helping the MDA Telethon on Blears 4tJ spending time at La Costa spa trimming up. Says he couldn't find a place big enough to top last year's attendance of 14,000 at the Waikiki Shell: "Rather than hold a smaller party and not be able to invite all of our friends, it's better this year not Maui, Rue McClanahan, one of TV's "Golden Girls," plans an Ilikai idyl (but not idle). Members of the Greg Allman Band in concert at Andrews tomorrow night say they've never been sreeted Sayah Satellite Weather Map i5am.sept.io,i987 cold front warm front high pressure center low pressure canter frontal ramnant aurfaca wind jet atraamuppar laval wind United States." Yup, that does deserve a Statehood Award. Tradition For the 18th consecutive year, James "Tallyho" Blears was the beach announcer for the Labor Day Roughwater Swim.

Although Golden Plovers are the migratory bird that most of us commonly see, it is not technically Hawaii's only migratory bird as stated here the other day. A few species of ducks and some sandpipers also make the long flight from Alaska and Siberia. to believe, but it took a Maui station to put jazz back on Honolulu radio. KLHI-FM in Lahaina is leasing KORL here, simulcasting much of the programming and beaming terrific pau hana jazz over KORL. It's a great addition.

Funniest rock song in a looong time has to be "Elvis is Everywhere," by Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper, which includes lyrics such as "Elvis is in everybody. He's even in Joan Rivers. But he's trying to get out'D Island Forecasts to have a Hardly a head turned as Imelda Marcos and two other women shopped their way through the ladies clothing department at Gem. local trivia Outdoor Circle reports that of all aluminum soft drink and beer cans used in Hawaii, a full 75 percent are being recycled. Bonnie Pryor, "Magnum" casting invites the public to an open casting call at the 18th Ave.

studio tomorrow morning from 8 to noon. Would-be extras should bring a photo no calls, please and Bonnie says it's not necessary to re-apply if you were one of the 2,200 people at last year's open casting (or previous years Allman better than with the flower leis given by Greg Mundy and Lisa Wood at the airportn ISLAND HOPPING: Tuesday's "Capital for a Day" visit to Maui turned out to be serendipitous trip for Chuck Freedman, Gov. John Waihee's communications dir. When state officials appeared at a Maui Community College forum, one of the Valley Isle residents who attended was Ginny Solomons Karpovich, Freedman's high school sweetheart in New London, Conn. It was the first time they'd seen each other in 20 Satellite Photo Notes Photo courtesy of NOAA-NESDIS Large shower area (SA) extends from the Big Island to the east.

The showers will pass through the Islands today with some locally heavy showers. Two weak tropical disturbances can be seen well to the southeast of the Big Island. They should pass south of the Islands. Oahu Surf (National Weather Service) North shore 2 feet. South shore 2 feet.

National Weather Service Honolulu: Brief showers, locally heavy at times. High in mid 80s. Trade winds 10to25mph. Hilo: A few showers, heavy at times. High in mid 80s.

Trades 1 0 to 20 mph. Maui: Brief showers, locally heavy at times. Trade winds 1 0 to 20 mph. Kauai: Brief showers, some locally heavy. Trades 10 to 20 mph.

Yesterday's High, Low (Honolulu Airport) Highest temperature 92 Sept. 10 record high (1986 92 Average high for month 88 Lowest temperature 74 Sept. 10 record low (1985 68 Average low for month 73 Yesterday's Rainfall (Honolulu Airport) 24-hr. rainfall to 8 p.m trace Rain so far this month trace Average rain this 0.15 Rain so far this year 3.97 Average rain this period 14.47 Relative humidity, 2 p.m 49 Relative humidity, 8 p.m 72 i State Roundup 24-hr. Yest Yest.

rain to Low High 8 p.m. Honolulu 74 92 trace Kaneohe.Oahu 75 86 .09 Kahului, Maui 67 89 .05 Lihue, Kauai 78 86 .26 Hilo. Hawaii 69 84 1.26 Island Skies Sunrise today, 6:1 8 a.m.; sunset, 6:39 p.m. The Moon rises at 7:32 p.m. and sets at 10:13 a.m.

Moon phases: last quarter, Sept. 14: new moon, Sept. 22; first quarter. Sept. 30; full moon.

Oct. 6. mm MO3 (MS Honolulu Tides High Hi Low Lo Time Ht. Time HL 11 1,9 1:23 p.m. 0.7 Sept 6:12 p.m.

1.2 12 7:50 a.m. 1.9 0.2 Sept 6:34 p.m. 0.9 2:59 p.m. 0.8 13 6:56 a.m. 1.9 12:52 a.m.

0.3 Tides Elsewhere Using Honolulu tides as a basis, add or subtract the figures below, or multiply the height figure Is preceded by an asterisk () Time Height High Low High Low Oahu: Haleiwa 'OH 0.84 Hanaurna 0.1 0.0 Kaneohe 0.4 0.2 Waianae 0:18 0:15 0.0 0.0 Waimanalo "0.92 Maui: Hana 0.6 0.0 Kahului -1 53 0.5 0.2 Lahaina 0.3 0.1 Maalaea 0.4 0.0 Kauai: Manalei 0.1 0.0 Nawiliwili 0.1 0,0 Pt. Allen "0.92 11.92 Big Island Hilo 0.5 0,1 Honuapo 0.6 0.1 Kailua-Kona 0 2 0.0 Kawaihae 4:06 0.1 0.0 Keaiakekua 0.2 0.0 Moiokai: Kaunakakai 0.2 0.0 Lanat: Kaumalapau. 0:00 0:00 0.3 0.0 National Weather Service forecasts for Honolulu (833-2849), Oahu (636-0121). surl (836-1952). Hawaiian waters (636-3921), MAREPSmerine observations (834-7674).

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