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.....- - =. - .:: � - Krishna das, "servantof Krishna"- the ancient Thetitle of the book, a tract by ....- .....-- � ' - ' .... � ;: � Hindu god. - .... But it would be bigotry to judge Reed solely -born guru Chris Butler, is - - ;; -:::;. -,,,,. -- -- ,::::.. -::;.._ on the basis of his religious beliefs. The real issue emblazoned in bold, black letters - - here is the interaction between those beliefs and _.....,..// -:::::." .. ::::. Reed's official actions. Through Butler, Reed is on the plain white cover: Who - tied into a network of people who seem to share :::::., � Are You? Discovering Your ,. // -..-- a regressive social agenda as well as a god, an -:::,. :::- agenda that can be found reflected in Reed's Real Identity. -:;:. -'.:: legislative positions. Of concern, too, is the Inside, the pages are filledwith _ _. unexplained nature of Republican Reed's rela- -.- :' tionship with fellow U.S. Senate candidate Butlers brand of Indian Wayne Nishiki, a Democrat who is also a Butler follower. philosophy: "You are not your body." Perhaps most strikingof all is the virulence with @iqq2. JOHN .s. PRITCHETT which Reed has attacked those who seek to exam­ "Thebrain is used by the self; the brain is ine closely his ties to Butler and his group. This spring, when Reed foundout that Honolulu not the self." "The aim of the followers of the aybe Reed should listen a little closer Magazine was planning a profile of him, he initi­ Bhagavad-gita ... is to become liberated from the to Butler's teachings on discovering ated an aggressive campaign against the magazine one's real identity. Although Reed's and the writer of the article, Honolulu executive subtle material body. " politicalsoul has transmigratedthrough editor John Heckathorn.Reed claimed thatthe arti­ incarnationafter incarnation - Rick cle was the productof a "smear" effortagainst him Between the words, there are pictures - Reed the crusading newspaperman, by Sen. Dan Inouye and gay '\radicals." photographs of Butler preaching to a group of Rick Reed the tough Honolulu pros­ "Homosexual activists are determined to sabo­ ecutor's aide, Rick Reed the friend of business, tage my candidacy," he said. followers. And there on page 31, seated among the the environmentalist, the Hawaiian activist, the When the Honolulu article hit the streets, Reed David to Larry Mehau's Goliath - his essence began telling the media to expect a "smear" cam­ faithful, an eager smile playing on his face, is Rick has, forthe most part, remained undefined. paign against him by Inouye. And when he found Reed, Republican state senatorfrom , candidate His pugnacious protests notwithstanding, there out that was planning a related is evidence to support the idea that Reed's inner article, he sent Weekly publisher Laurie Carlson for U.S. Senate. self answers to Butler's command and to the name Continued on Page 4 =--�--,,.-=�.,,_ ...... �·------�---

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Sidewalk Phone 523-6840 entrepreneursare openlyselling fake August 12, 19�2 • Honolulu Weekly• 3 Continued from Page 1 for Godly Government,whose candidates a letter accusing the Weekly of "misperception preacheda brand of social reform that appeared and bias" and refusing to grant an interview to mimic Butler's beliefs·. One candidate, Kathy (see "Letters" on Page 2). Hoshijo, an initiate known to the group as In the course of Reed's public career, he has Katyayanidevidasi and a longtime Butler devo­ been remarkably fortunatein avoiding scruti­ tee who had followedhim into ISKCON and ny of his ties to Butler. Many writershave treat­ out again, took 17 percent of the vote forU.S. edthe issue with kid gloves, as did The Honolulu Congress, while another, a grocer and former Advertiser's Vicki Viotti, who, in an uncritical Waikiki beachboy named Wayne Nishiki, won piece on Reed that appeared right around the 20 percent of the vote in a three-way race for Story by time the Honolulu article was being released, Maui mayor. let the senator offwith a simple, "he spikes per­ The IGG's connections to Butler remained sistent rumors that he is a Krishna himself." De a virtual secret until the summer afterthe elec­ rek Ferr According to a recent poll by The Advertiser a tions, however, when The Advertiser's Walter r and Channel 2 Ne ws, Reed is trailingInouye Wright published a riveting three-part expose by 23-percent, with22 percentof thevote unde­ of the Butler group's activities. At the time, cided. But it is clear that Reed is givingthe vet­ Hoshijo accused the paperof "an obvious smear eran incumbentthe toughest challenge he's seen attempt," which she said the paper had under­ in a long time. So, with the election threemonths taken because of her opposition to legal abor­ away. it's time for the $64,000question: Just tion, the Equal Rights Amendment and the how much influence does this guru hold over Hawaii Newspaper Preservation Act (the law Reed? that allowed The Advertiserand the Honolulu Star-Bulletin to enter into a joint operating n 1977, Reed arrived on Maui from his agreement). native Washington State with a backpack and $1,000. His second marriage was on ne of the Butler associates Reed met the rocks, he had abandoned a promising during his early days on Maui was P.R. career and was experimentingwith Mike Durkan, a formerIGG candi­ Buddhist meditation. (Reed had original­ date, who wanted to start a newspa­ ly planned his trip to Maui around a med- per( as fellowIGG slater Bill Penaroza, itationconf erence. The conferencewas canceled, a Butler initiate, had done on Kauai). but he came anyway.) Beforelong, Reedhooked With Durkan and another IGG sup­ up with followersof Butler, a renegadeKrishna porter, GeoffSilva, Reed sunk the last of his guru who is a Kalani graduate and the son of money into starting the Valley Isle, the free a prominent doctor and antiwar activist newspaper which is now best remembered as Willis Butler. the vehicle forReed's allegations,in June 1977, the ex-follower said, is Krishna das. Carlson (sic)?" In 1968, Butler (who has been known by a that formerHonolulu policemanand state Land According to the former follower, Reed "Is Honolulu Magazine pro- or anti-gay?" variety of other names, including Sai Young, Board member LarryMehau was the "godfa­ "appearedto share allthe beliefs ofthe group Finally, Reed sent Honolulu a letter to the Siddhaswarupananda and Jagad Guru, or ''world ther" of organized crime in Hawaii. and participatedin all the practices, including editor, labeling the magazine's story a pre­ teacher") dropped out of college and began But, as Heckathorn'sHonolulu articlepoints bowing and chanting the name of Krishna. I meditated "hatchet job" on behalf of Inouye teaching yoga philosophy on Maui. In 1969, out, the paperalso "actively promoted the pol­ have seen him bow beforea photograph of and gay activists. he became a disciple of the late International itics, religious thought and businesses associ­ Chris Butler." In mid-June, about the same time Reed was Society for Krishna Consciousness founder ated with Chris Butler's splinter Krishna sect." Naturally, we would've liked to have got­ faxing his counterquestions to Heckathorn, A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupad, though Seven of the nine people whose names were ten Reed's comments on the formerfollow­ Cassidy returnedhome one day t� find a typed, he retained his own followers. In 1970, when on the Valley Isle's masthead when the Mehau er's report,but, as you alreadyknow , he won't unsigned letter nailed to his door. The writer Prabhupad announced that Butler was not a issue was published had numerous links to the talk to us. threatened,Cassidy says, ''to make accusations bona fide spiritual master, Butler submitted to IGG, and the paperoften ran articlesby or about about my personal life that would cost me my Prabhupad's will, entered the Krishna foldand IGG candidates as well as spiritual-advice arti­ eckathom knew little of this when he job and my public standing if I proceededwith sent a number of his followers into ISKCON cles by Butler. The papergained as much as 25 embarked on his profileof Reed. "We the piece on Reed." Similar threats were sub­ temples around the country. percentof its advertising frombusinesses linked started out to do a positiveinterview," sequently made in phone calls to the Honolulu But in 1973, Butler leftthe fold.He later said to the IGG and its supporters. says Heckathorn,noting that the mag- office and to Cassidy's home. that ISKCON was an organization "not based By 1978, Valley Isle editor Reed was him­ azineis ''not exactly a hotbedof Inouye In late June, when it was clearHonolulu was on love but based on slavery," whose leaders self writing articles in which he referred to supporters" (in 1991,a Honolulu read­ going ahead with the story -around the same "want everyone to live in the temple, in a wel­ Butler as "my spiritual teacher, His Divine er's poll ratedInouye the state's"worst time Reed sent Honolulu his letter to the edi­ fare state where they centralize foodand sleep­ Grace Siddha Swarup Ananda Goswami." politician"). "We set out to prove that Hawaii tor - a numberof peoplein themedia received ing and have control over them." He returned Elsewhere, over the years, Reed has often really had a choice in the Senate race." an anonymous letter claiming that Cassidy "is to Hawaii, gathered back some of his follow­ referredto Butler simply as a wise advisor, But Heckathorn and Honolulu publisher/edi­ _ working to destroyand smear Rick Reed with ers and formeda more decentralizedKrishna while hedging on details of the extent of their tor Ed. Cassidy were given pause by Reed's false statements and lies because he is fright­ community. While he continued to call relationship. In response to questioning by hostile reaction to requests foran interview, as ened of what Senator Reed knows abouthim." Prabhupadhis master and to teach a faith based Heckathorn,Reed said, "I will always respect well as a vicious campaign of anonymous let­ The letter accused Cassidy of accepting money on chanting of the ''Hare Krishna" mantra, he Chris Butler, and I hope he'll always be will­ ters and phone calls threatening that Cassidy's from Inouye and homosexuals to smear Reed, and his followers eschewed the familiarin­ ing to give me spiritual advice if l seek it." But career would be destroyed if the Reed story being a bisexual, fathering a secret child with your-faceISKCON solicitation style. Instead, Reed has adamantly (and specifically) main­ went ahead. the daughter of a Democratic politician, hav­ a core of his followers banded together to form tained that he has never been a member of a Afterdodging Heckathom's interview requests ing sex with Weekly publisher Carlson and a business network centered around the Down Butler organization. for several weeks, Reedfinally said he was sick, stealing money from charities. _ · to Earth health foodchain. "(The Honolulu article) acknowledges there even producing a doctor'snote, and would only Soon after the letter appeared, Reed called Butler's philosophy is, in essence, identi­ is no evidence I have ever been a member of a respond to questions in writing. Heckathorn to deny he had anything to do cal to that of Prabhupad: Human beings are Hare Krishna organization, or of Independents A seriesof hostilefaxes from Reed began to with it, warning that Honolulu better not say "sparks" of God, whose sole purpose is to forGodly Government,"Reed told Advertiser arrive in Honolulu's offices.Reed charged that, he had. please the Lord. The desire-bound soul is born reporter Thomas Kaser late last month, "yet it in tryingto "falsely align" him with an "unpop­ To be sure, there is no evidence to suggest again and again in the cycle of karma until it pursues a guilt-by-association tack because I ular religious organization," Heckathornwas that Reed was in any way responsible forthe achieves liberation through chanting the holy knew some of its members." attempting to"give credi bilityto malicious, libelous letter, but whoever wrote it certainlyseems to name of Krishna. While it's true there's no evidence of Reed rumors started bythe likes of... Larry Mehau." think like Reed. Butler's dogma extends to social issues as joining a Butler organization, it's also true that Strong words for a man who had built so well. He condemns the pleasure-driven activ­ there seems to be no membership organization much politicalcapital by playing the underdog fter the Honolulu article appeared, ities of the "hedonist," such as abortion ("a to join. Butler himself has proclaimed, "I am in successfully defending himself against Reed told The Advertiserit was "a cal­ great sin and a great wrong"), homosexuali­ a symbolof decentralization in that I teach peo­ defamation charges by Mehau. Strongwords culated attempt to focuspublic atten­ ty ("perverted," "against the laws of nature ple to take Krishna into their home." Butler fora manwho had once told theHonolulu Star­ tion on aspects of my personal and and God" and caused by "activities in a past does have a worship center in Honolulu, the Bulletin that "fear of lawsuits" was keeping religious lives that have nothing to do life") and sex other than forthe sole purpose Science of IdentityFound ationon Kukui Street, Hawaii's media "timid -and cautious" and that withmy candidacy," claiming his coun­ of procreation within marriage ("illicit"). He but it has no public list of members. such "fearof the repercussions of adversary terquestions were "response in kind has published several booklets on these top­ Reed's statements denying membership in journalism"caused the media to "become its to the outrageous questions the magazine has ics, most notably a 1982 pamphlet titled any Butler organization have angered at least own censor." Strong words foranybody. sent me about my personal life and allegedcon­ Abortion, the cover of which features a photo one former Butler follower, who expressed Two days after Heckathornfaxed his ques­ nection with the Hare Krishnas." of dead fetuses. "outrage"after reading Reed's statements. The tions to Reed, the senator sent a series of coun­ But in the April 1 newspaper insert Reed Perhaps most relevant to Reed's candidacy, formerfollo wer, who asked not to be identi­ terquestions to the writer. used to kick offhis run forthe U.S. Senate, he Butler also teaches that "it is the responsibili­ fied, came forthafter reading the Honolulu arti­ Some of the questions Reed faxed . announced: "The motivating force in my life, ty of the individual politicians to develop godly cle to say that Reed is a "devout follower" of Heckathorn: my purpose in life, is to be pleasing to God," qualities" and that "the inept politicians should Butler's faith and a regular at the group's spe­ "Are you bisexual?" with whom, he said, he has a relationship of a be removed from their seats and replaced with cial functions, such as the celebration of "Why are you telling people I'm a Hare "personal nature." self-satisfiedleaders ... Sometimes ... saintly per­ Krishna's and Butler's birthdays. The person Kiishna?" The electorate deserves to know about the sons will take it upon themselves to accept such · was told by other Butler followers that Reed "Do you plan to vote for Inouye?" motivating factors in any candidate's decision­ political posts." was an "initiated disciple" of Butler. Upon such "Is it true that radicals in the homosexual making process, especiallyone who is so explic­ In 1976, Butler followers led a slate of 14 initiates - people who, the former follower community encouraged you to do a 'smear' it about his spiritual influences. ls it really candidates running for a variety of offices under said, had "submitted to Butler's commands" article on me?" unreasonable to inquire just who, to Rick Reed, a mysterious new party called Independents - Butler bestowed spiritual names; Reed's, "What is your relationship with Lori God is? Reed, who is always quick to point to 4 • August 12, 1992 • Honolulu Weekly -.�

the campaign money Inouye receives from is considered illicit if it is engaged in simply Nishiki, the Maui councilman who is running Inouye. Honolulu Weekly phone calls to Nishiki political actioncommittees, obviously realizes forsense gratification and not procreation. It against Inouye in the Democratic primary. were unreturned. that it's in the public's interest to know who a may not be as sinfulas engaging in homosex­ Earlierthis summer, Nishikiwas nearlyexpelled Awarethat both Nishiki and Reedwould like­ candidate answers to (Reed himself refuses ual activities, but it is still displeasing to God." fromthe DemocraticParty for allowing his pic­ ly brandhis research partof a smear by Inouye, PAC money). Reed is a big opponent of explicit sex edu­ ture and a statement of support to appear in Dame says, "In fact, I approached the Inouye At the very least, it seems clear that the sen­ cation. This year, he sponsored an (unsuccess­ Republican Reed's newspaper insert. Nishiki campaign with some of my findings,and they ator, his assertionsof nonmembership notwith­ ful) bill prohibiting "teaching ... so-called labeled the expulsion proceedings a plot by were actually a lot less receptive than I expect­ standing, has long-term and continued alternativesexual lifestylesin any school by "Emperor" Inouye. ed them to be - they never got back to me." associationswith Butler and his followers. One teachers, administrators,or any outside group." After Nishiki's failed IGG candidacy for of these connections, examined in the Honolulu Severalyears ago, Reed wrotea three-page out­ Maui mayor, he becamea reporterfor the Valley o if Reed is as clearly tied into Butler article, is with Mike and Carol Gabbard, who line suggesting changes to AIDS curriculum Isle. In his 19i7expose, The Advertiser's Wright as it appears, why does the champion run the Science of Identity Foundation (Butler in Hawaii's public schools. The outline, titled identifiedNishiki as a "noninitiate(of Butler's) of "clean" government come out himself now apparently resides in California). "How to Re-Direct Yo ur Sexual Energy," rec­ but (a) fellow chanter," who had been involved swinging every timesomebody men­ The Gabbards have both worked as staffers in ommended focusing instead on physical activ­ in the financial dealings that led to the creation tions it? One answer might be found Reed's Senate office,and they donated $3,800 ities such as sports and "yoga," as well as of the Down to Earth family of businesses and in remarks made by political com­ to Reed's Keep Hawaii Hawaii series of tele­ · spiritual pursuits like prayer and "meditation." whose mother-in-law owned a "Krishna farm" mentator Dan Boylan in Heckathorn's vision commercials on socialand environmental Reed's right-wing leanings extend to other on Maui, "where the Krishna devotees... put Honolulu article. Reed, Boylan said, "appeals topics. Until last February, the Gabbards ran areas as well. He is a hawk, who once told a on vegetarian feastsand chanting every Sunday to the disaffected on both ends of the political The Natural Deli, a restaurant in the Down to rep01ter of swapping his .38-caliber pistol for afternoon." spectrum" at a time when anti-incumbent sen­ Earth store on King Street. They closed the a .45-caliberbecause the .38 didn't have enough Since then, Nishiki seems to have stuck with timent is running high all over. business afterit was picketed forseveral weeks "stopping power." In the late '80s, he advo­ Butler's group. The same formerfollower who An analysis of Reed's campaign strategyand by gay-rights activists angered by remarksMike cated the creation of an American strike force said that Reed is a devout Butler followeralso legislative historyclearly shows that he endeav­ Gabbard made on his radio show, Let's Ta lk that could killLibyan leader Moammar.Khadafy said they saw Nishiki at Science of Identity ors to appeal to a numberof target groups,some Straight, Hawaii. and "anyone else who is waging war against Foundation programs on severaloccasions and of whom have conflictinginterests. It may be Reed has ties, too, to Down to Earth. As the the American people." During the Gulf War, had been told that he, too, is now an initiated that Reed would rather his right hand not know Honolulu article points out, the wifeof one he took out a full-page newspaper ad berating disciple. what his left is doing, and vice versa. director of the health-food grocery's parent his fellowHawaii legislators forbeing softon In 1978, afterthe ValleyIsle collapsed under At the conservative end of Reed's spectrum company, Healthy's Inc., worked in Reed's the conflict. the weight of libel suits by Mehau and others of support are some members of the Christian Senate office in 1989, and another director, and the IGG had become defunct, Reed ran right, who back his regressive social agenda. Mike Henrietta, has contributed to Keep Hawaii eed's puritanical stances seem to have Nishiki's dramatic, narrowly unsuccessful Moretowards the center of Reed's supportspec­ Hawaii and the Reed forSenate Committee. won him an alliance with the Christian Democratic campaign forlieutenant governor. trum aresmall business leaders like Sam Slom, Carl Sanche, a former Down to Earth man­ right. According to information The possibility that Nishiki and Reed, with CliffSlater and Lex Brodie, who back Reed's ager who says it was no secret at the store that obtained by the Sacramento, Calif., their shared Butler connections, could be efforts to reformwor kman's compensation rules Henriettais a Butler follower, remembers see­ watchdog group Project Tocsin, which engaged in a coordinated campaign against and to provide a bettertax climate forsuch busi­ ing Reed come into the store often and head tracks the political activities of reli­ Inouye deserves a close look, according to nesses. It may be that Reed is eager to keep the straight to Henrietta's office,without talkingto gious groups (Tocsin is an old word Bart Dame, a member of the Central details. of his religious affiliations ·anyone first. fora warningsignal), Reedattended a November Committee of the state Democratic Party. from both these groups. "(Reed) was not a strangerin there," Sanche 1991 national leadership meeting of evange­ Dame, who helped head offthe move to expel The same may be true of the predominantly says. list and former presidential candidate Pat Nishiki, has been researching connections Catholic Filipino community, which Reed has Robertson's Christian Coalition. beencourting heavily. (Reed'sfifth wife, Jennifer kay, so maybe Reed is a devotee of Investigative reporter Frederick Villagonza Reed, is Filipina.) Butler's. Maybe he does chant Hare Clarkson, who - undercover - On the left end of Reed's support spectrum Krishna and associate with the attended the "Road to Victory" I am a symbol of are environmentalists and Hawaiian activists, Gabbards and others of similarfa ith. Conference and StrategyBr iefing at de.centralization in who have latched onto Reed's anti-develop­ So what? All of these associations Robertson's Virginia Beach, Va., ment stance, his TV ad promoting the cause of could conceivably have nothing to do headquarters, wrote in the January '' that I t.ea<>b. pe.ople the Save Mount Olomana Association, the with Reed's Senate candidacy - if it 1992 issue of the journalChurch and to take Krishna i,n,to potent underdog image he acquired during the weren't forthe extremely conservative.social State that the conferencewas "devot- Mehau trial and his friendships with such t.A"·P...l' home • " agenda pushed by Butler and his people, an ed to ... the mechanics of taking over ..., O)u'is Butler, a.k.a, Jagad Hawaiianelders as Uncle HarryMitch ell, father agenda that is reflected in Reed's politics. the Republican Party." Gtq:u. Siddhaswarupananda . ofKimo Mitchell, who along with fellow activist Butler preaches that abortion is an "offense Present at the conferenceas either George Helm, disappeared from against God," and that, while legislation is not speakers or attendees were such con­ i in 1977. (Part of Reed's Valley Isle article call­ the only answer, "the business of the leaders servativesuperstars as VicePresident e t ing Mehau Hawaii'scr ime godfather also alleged must be to protect the innocent." Dan Quayle, North Carolina Sen. Mehau was responsible for Mitchell's and As a state senator, Reed has several times Jesse Helms, CaliforniaRep. Wi lliam ' ' I::�� �! t: � par- Helm's deaths.) introduced bills (none of which passed) that Dannemeyer, Christian right leader But members of these activist groups - par­ would have forbiddenthe appropriation of state Phyllis Schlafly ... and Reed. ticular faith or ticularly the environmentalists - also have a money to clinics that perform - or even coun­ "Christian Coalition activists are f ehurch •. I'm not a history of supportingcivil-liberties causes such sel patients on - abortion, as well as bills that working to take over the Republican r ,tne.lllber ox' any as gay and abortion rights. Reed clearly does. would have imposedabortion restrictions,such Party from the grassroots up," not share these views - a fact he might prefer:. as a mandatory waiting period. During Reed's Oarkson wrote, "while electingright- organization." the activists didn't know. - Kathy Hoshijo, a.k.a. 1990 campaign for re-election to his Senate to-life conservative Christian Kat�ayani devi dasi, Reed seems to be, by nature, a fighter - and I 1976 seat, he received an endorsement from the Republicans to public officeat all 1 Independents £or Godly he has promoted himself as such. The list of Hawaii Right to Life Political ActionCommittee, levels. They view George Bush and Gon.rmnent candidate for fightshe's picked with the media and with fel­ which distributed a flierwith a graphicphoto 'establishment'Republicans as their low legislators (not to mention Larry Mehau) tr. ff. Congress , who is revered of a first-trimester fetusover the claim, ''This principalopponents and believethem­ 1:>J Butler ±'ollowers as a is long. "Rick is all man," Reed's ex-boss, for­ baby needs you to vote for Rick Reed." In a selves divinely appointed to take ''pure devotee" of Krishna. mer Honolulu Prosecutor Charles Marsland, recent Advertiser article, Reed proclaimed, "I power and rule in the United States." gushed to Honolulu's Heckathorn. "He's not am solidly pro-life." "We arenot just coming up against going to back off,not going to take any guff Butler preaches that "society itself is mak­ human beings to beat them in elec­ fromanyone." ing it so that more and more peopleare becom­ tions,"Robertson told the conference I really .couldn 't say ing homosexuals. The media is especiallyguilty in his closing address. "We're going I belo� to any par­ t the very least, Reed has been skirt­ of encouraging people who were not homo­ to becoming up against spiritual war­ ing the truth when he disclaims any sexuals beforeto becomehomosexuals by prop­ fare." ticular church or membership in a Butler "organiza­ agatingthe idea that it is a normal and acceptable Clarkson says Coalition executive or_gan:i211l tion." His ties to Butler are long and .... Sen. Rio.it Reioed.n. " occurrence." directorRalph Reed (presumably no ongoing, and his devotion to his gµru'. This winter, Reed proposed legislation that _relationto Rick) told.one reporter/'! t� --�· - ·· . - . ... apparently runs deep. The domm'itf�/ • • would have denied state funds to any organi­ want to he invisible. I do guerrilla I ·-: g nature of Butler's role in his'siici;i' zation or activity that would "tend to promote warfare. I paint my faceand travel at night: You between the two. and the extraordinarily hostile reaction �kf�4r or glorifyhomosexua lity." He has severaltimes don't know it's over untilyou're in a bodybag. "Afterstudying Federal Election Commission has towardanyone who calls him on his fait&;:,·.­ proposed laws requiring mandatory AIDS test­ You don't know untilelection night." · · filings,"Dame says, "I'd say that at least 80 suggest there is at least a possibility that a vot{'.'. · ing forprisoners, hospital admittees, prostitu­ OJ1e has to ask just what Reed, who claims percent �fNishiki's funds come fromButler forReed is in greatpart avote forJagad Guru,: · tion arrestees and as a condition forgranting a membership in no religious organization,was followers, a number of :whomhave donated to SiddhaswarupanandaReed may be "all man}I...:i marriagelicense. doing at the conference -.:and, further,.how Reed's campaign as well. They share donors, ·,·if; i but whose man is he? .. · Butler preaches that the root cause of crime his rabid Christianfriends would feel about his theyshare volunteers - and thecommon thread Perhaps only Krishnaknows for sure. is "materialism;" that, in the case of crime, long-term involvement with a Krishna sect. seems to be Chris Butler. Basically, you have ••• "the needfor external control exists when there this renegade Hare Krishna cult that is running Derek Fe "ar, the Weekly'sArts and Calendar is no internal control;" and that in today's ut, hey, candidates with a covert reli­ two of its members forU.S. Senate; one is a editor, spent IOyears as a disciple of an Indian America, influencedby "materialist" economic gious right-wing social agenda are a Republican and one is a Democrat." guru. His monastic name was Sw.ami forcescontr olling the schools and media, "the dime a dozen these days, even if most Dame says the Democrats"would have been Tu riyananda Paramahansa. cry for more law and order is getting louder of them are doing it in the name of justified in expelling Wayne," but he and oth­ and louder." Christ, not Krishna. One really unusu­ ers successfully advocated censure instead, Reed has proposed legislation imposing stiff­ al twist on the Reed story, however, since expulsion "would have been perceived ened punishment for crime, including a rein­ involves Reed's connection, through as a heavy-handed attempt to squash a rebel." statement here of the death penalty. Butler and his network of followers,to Wayne In a November article in the Star-Bulletin, Butler preaches that "even sex in marriage Reed and Nishiki denied teaming up to unseat August 12, 1992 • Honolulu Weekly• 5 All calendm i11{unna1io11 1111m h<' ><'C<'itrd I" noon on \\'ednr,da, lllo ired<., he/ine /111!,licaiiun. Cull 528-1286 CALENDAR August 12 --August 18

rush comedy about a comely young lass who Housesitter A pale imitation of the Ameri­ is assigned the task of doing-in a clutch of can screwb-.tllcomedies of the 1930s, in whicl1 Film vampires who've been hanging around eccentrics played out rites of passage using Criticism I�)' Bob Green unlessothenl'ise noted. school and just, well ... bringing everyone bent logic. In this '90s incarnation, Goldie Film Pick 'e. the W'e ekl11s dingbatof appmual. indicates down. It's in the W'aynes W'011dand Encino . Hawn and Steve Martin are pressed into ser­ filmsof more than average interest. Ma11mode -big and dumb, with plenty of vice when Hawn moves (uninvited) into Mar­ pubescent flesh on view. (Better hang up tin's house- and life - and gradually takes First Run your garlic now; this is thefirst of eight vam­ over. ScreenwliterMark Stein ce1tainly knows Briefrezie1 rsof selectedfilSl -11111 filmsIII t01m pire movies to be released within the ne1'1 his '30s comedies - he's stolen from virtll­ Co 11fi1111 !beaters, dates and times. three months.) ally every one to create this confection. 'e Babnan Retums A fair)tale for the age Death Becomes Her We are promised A Leag)leTheir of Own TI1e writing team of of alienation. Batman Retums is a beauti­ "scathing satire" in thi5 macabre fantasy-com­ Lowell Ganz and BabalMandel ( Cil]• Slick­ fully realized. visually stunning take on the edy from the hands of director Robert ers. Parenthood) put together this t;neven fu rther adventures of Gotham City's most Zemeckis ( WhoFramed Roger Rabbit, Back confection based on the true story of the eccentric good guy. \'.;'ith Michael Keaton, lo the F11t11re/s/J . It's got a "dream" cast: Meryl 19�3 all-Americangirls baseb·.tllorgJ ni1�1tion. Michelle l'feilferand Danny DeVito. TI1e best Streep as a tacky cabaret chanteuse, Goldie It's a f)'Jtchwork affair wid1 an irresi5tible stol)· comic-strip filme1·ei: made. Hawn as a jealous aging broad and Bruce directed by Penny Marshall (Big, All'aken­ Bebe's Kids An animated musical comedy Willi5 as a plastic surgeon. The story is about ings) who displays her sitcom roots here with an all-black cast of characters, most of middle-agerstrying to tum back d1e hand5 of (everything is played broadly, and some whom are based on the comedy mono­ time with natural and unnatural forces. It's female stereotypes are used rather in,ensi­ "Doyou 'ave a Ucensefor that camel?" A scenefrom Mankutts. logues of d1e late comic Robin Harris. In d1is one of those big $10 million jobs - so look tively ). The cast includes Tom Hanks. Afrocentric piece. done in Harlem Renai\­ for watered-down satire, lots of product Madonna, Rosie O'Donnell, Jon Lovitz and, sance and Kenyan colors and set to music placement and a script cobbled to fit the best of all, Geena Davis in d1e lead. whose performanceis so measured and moving that Cinema Masterworksof Turkmenistan (1963-1990) by Motown vet John Barnes, the Harris-like whims of all rhat competing star power. she seems to be in another film altogether. main charactertakes some neglected kids for · Isabella R05.5ellini co-stars. Film curator Forrest Ciesol will introduce these five films. mely seen in the l nitec LethalWeapon 3 Deja view, with Mel Gib­ an outing in an amusement park - with The isDream AliveA 40-minute NASA pro­ )(ates, thm hail from the Central Asian republic of Turkmenistan {formerlypart of son and Danny Glover re-bonding asa pair d1e So,1et UnionJ. 111e fivera ngefrom tl1e 1963cl:issi( I990's.l!a nhurts, nightmarish results. Screenplay by Reginald paganda film, narrated by Walter Cronkite 1beContes/ to of Frick and Frack cops trying to locate a a stingingindictment of totalitariani�n, and for those who have a merelystereotyp­ Hudlin (Houseparty); direction by fom1er Oi<;­ (who surely must have winced at d1e cliched cameof evidence that has disappeared from ic awareness of CentrJI Asia, they should prove a revelation. From the strong folk ney anin1ationist BruceSmid1. voice-overs he had to enunciate). It shows the precinct itself. Plenty of chases, explo­ music traditions to the incun;ionsof television to d1e rites of passagefo r the young, 'e BeholdHawaii Aftermore than a decade's d1e wondersof America's space program, and it's a crowdpleaser: The shutde's in spaceand sions, violence and martial arts (provided by these storiesrein force our common hwnanity while giving insight into thetraditions delay, this IMAX confection about Hawaii JoePesci, and folkwaysof a unique culture, one that isboth mraland utban. all's right withthe world, it seemsto say.A few Rene Russo). It is said thatreturnee To Bring Up a has made it to our shoresand, despite d1e fact Man(1982) is thetale of a young city boy brought to his grandfather'ssheep ranch of the shotsare eerilybeautiful, and one or two peroxidedand perky, practically walks away that it is a hokey melodrama (dream­ in an effortto help hin1get in touch with nature. The Son (1963) is a father-and-son are spectacular.All in all, however, it's strictly with the movie. Directed, as were the first sequence during a dubious thunderstorm, two, by Maui's Richard Donner. storyin whid1 a young man servesthe memory of his fatherby emulating the eider's for the rubes - bread and circuses while etc.), this damned thing - about a young Mo'Money Damon Wayans (In Living Color, skill as a musician in the aftermath of WQrld War Two. '/beContest 0963), descrihed Hawaiian rediscovering his roots- is drop­ Rome burns far below. (Waikiki IMAX) The l£lStBoy Scout) wrote and stars ( with sib­ as "a profound... condemnation of mankind's unbroken history of violence," tells Hawaii - Born in Paradise An IMAX dead gorgeous and ethnographically com­ ling Marlin) in this comedy about a hustler the story of one man's obsession with savinghis abian.bomwriter and someof the mind-bogglingCIA spy- and DePahna·s Bo11fi1eqfthe \'a11ifies. it'll scarethe this brain-dead fantasy about two soldiers Victoria Djuric Emery kill-apparatus is on view in this "family val­ ues"-oriented outing. In fact, a bit of d1is S42 zoris offyou. (Warning: DP also wrote d1is who are brought backfrom the dead, wid1 a million movie was actually shot at CIA head­ shockfest, and, a5 a writer. he tends to steal litde genetic enhancement courte.,y of Uncle quarters and received full cooperation from plot pomt\ from eYeryone in sight.) Sam (does�ledicare cover thael. Rethinkingthe d1at agency - a movieland first. Sister Act Written for Bette Midler (who t.lawfulEntry Suspen<;er about asociopathic Yugoslavian war 'e PinocchioWalt Disne}'s second-e\·er fea­ turned it down). d1i5 comedy about a gang­ cop (Ray Llotta- who else?) helping out, and Much has been made in the American ture-length cartoon, now refurbished with ster's mcll and singer in a '60s femme trio d1en invading d1e lives of, a young couple. media of the civil war in Yugoslavi.i, enhancedcolor and croppingand blow upsfor wound up starring \Xlhoopi Goldberg. After Whispersin the Darksuspenser, A by direc­ and at least oneHawaii residentis con­ the wide screen, is an

Music of these activities around her admin­ istrativeand planning work with ALU LIKE. Both federally and locallyfund­ ed, ALU LIKE provides a wealth of role) as a pennilessgal meeting up with Wall Audy Kimura Kimura, a top local contem­ Haunani Apoliana services for Hawaiians on all of the Street wealth. This is a (theoreticallythera­ porary composer, pulls out the Island islands, including business develop­ peutic) post-Depression dream-world fantasy favorites to soothe the savage beast in tl1is ment services, job and educational - it never once touchesreality as we know it ''WildestShow in Town" concert at thezoo. training, computer training, services But it doescreate a world that i5funny, indeed. Openingfor Audy willthe KapalakikoHawai­ Recommended.Movie M11.se11m, 35<56Harding ian Band from San Francisco. And if the free to Native Hawaiian elders and sub­ Ave.: Fri. 81 14 & Sun. 8/16, 8 p.m.; matinees music doesn't do it for ya, tl1en catch this: stance abuse prevention services. The 8/16, 3 & 5:30 p.m. $5. 735-8771 The goodfolks at AT&T, the series' sponsor, TheHa rdest organization currentlyemploys a full­ � Puamana 0991)This 37-minute movie will be offering free three-minute interna­ time staffof roughly 160individuals. focuses on the life and lifework of Auntie tional callsbefore tl1eshow. Tanzania, any­ Apoliona, who earned a master's ltmgarclAluHand the musicalFarden family. one? Ho nolulu Zoo, Kapiolani Park: Wed. degree in social work from UH Aluli was made for LesBlank's -loose limbed, 8/12, 5 p.m. Free.531-0101 Lanin Manoa, has been with the organiza­ meandering "reality'' films - she lights up Jay Remember The Koolausare Sleep­ WorkingWoman the screen,even when she is putteringaround Just checking. Hawaii tion since 1978. She began as an ing. Captain s Room, employment and training counselor, in her backyard. When the family gathers, lit­ Prince Hotel, 100 Holomoana St.: Fri. 7/14, worked her way up and became pres­ tle telling glimpses - the words of Dr. Noa 8:30 p.m. $6 advance, $8 at tl1e door.Two­ Emett Aluli from , forexample - drink minimum.947-5829 ident/CEO in 1991. Slaci show how strength of charactercan be forged JeffUnsky Linsky, a largely self-taughtgui­ in Key Apoliona says the central philoso­ by love of land and music. Alsoon the same tarist awith unique flairfor improvising with phy she aims to communicate is that bill - Blank's and jazz, classical and Latin influences, has gar­ people can do anything when they Gap-Toothed Women he standard myth of the Marc and Am. Academy Theatre, 900S. Bere­ nered transcontinental raves at guitar festi­ musician, expressed how­ set their minds to it. "And," she adds, tania St.: Wed. 8/12, 7:30 p.m.; 11mr. 8/13, 1 vals. Fans include Earl Klugh ("He has it all") ever ironically by Dire "we can do it together. If we focus p.m. $4. 532-8701 and Carlos Barbosa-Lima ("flawless, remak­ on the higher plane of things we all � Rocco and his Brothers0960) Luchino able technique"). Strait's1985 pophit Money Atherton Perfonning Aris posits a life have something to contribute,we all Visconti's long, elaborate neo-realistic look Studio, Hawaii Public Radio, 738 Kaheka St.: fo r Nothing, have strengths. I guess the effort is to at the fortunes and misfortunesencountered Sat. 8/15, 8 p.m. $15. 955-8821.Linsky will of unearnedluxur y. Even by a familyof peasant Italians when they al'iO perfonnat llli Manoa though they expend continueto focuson the common areas 01vi.sAuditon um, move to Metropolis. Rocco isportrayed (by campus: Mon. 8/17, 8 p.m.· $8. 956-8742 incredible amounts of physical and get over those rough spots where a cast-against-type Alain Delon) as a saint. MollyHatchet Back from the land of What- , and mental energy going about there mightbe diff erences. It's an inch­ His elder brother (Renato Salvatori) is a ever HappenedTo ... , tl1is vintage Southern their business, musicians are by-inch process, sometimes a strug­ rough-and-tumble boxerin leaguewitl1 a gay rock outfit steps into town to shake your gle, but there are some basic things described as "players." The boxing promoter. Rocco is long; it's melo­ world, baby. The Hatchet will also be per­ majority of them must take sec­ - like mutual respect - that are dramatic;it's operatic- and it's good. Highly fom1ingat tl1eKaneohe BayFe, t (seeseparate ond jobs and then somehow find important." recommended. Academy Theatre, 900 S. entry). GussieL' Amour's, 3251 Nimitz Hwy.: the time to fit theirart into what Haunani's first composition, BeretaniaSt.: 8/13 - 8/15 & 8/17, 7:30 p.m.; Sun. 8/16 - Tue. 8/18, 8:30 & 10:30 p.m. $8 ALU 8/16, 4 p.m. $'!.532-870 1 advance, $10 at thedoor (advance ticketgets others can call leisure. In short, LIKE, winner of the Na Hoku Hanohano Aw ard for song of the year laTena Trema (1948) 111is is an earlyVis­ you in for all three days). 836-9180 most musicians work very hard SlackKey Festival of in 1985, expresses this idea well. She contifilm, shot on location using "real" peo­ Seearticle on this page. indeed.And among thehardest-work­ ple - merchants, clerks, fisherman - as Sounds ofAloha Chorus Barbershop har­ ing musicians in Hawaii today is the Haku Mele Award for wrote it in 1979, afterbeing asked to actors, in a portrayal of village life. The film mony makes your dayin this installment of Hawaiiancomposition, for deliver a talk at a statewide confer­ singer, composerand leiho' alu (slack ALU LIKE - set in the village of AciTrezza, Sicily - Bishop Museum's free MusicFest! series. key) guitarist Haunani Apoliona,who (1985), (1988) and ence of ALU LIKE, which at the time Kukui'ohiwai E was allegedlyshot without a script,and the Bishop Museum, 1525 BerniceSt.: Fri. 8/14, 6 will performthis Sunday at the Gabby Mau Ana ka Ha 'aheo (1991). Away consisted of about 80 people. reminiscencesof thevillagers determined the p.m. Free.847 -3511 Pahinui/Atta Issacs Slack Key from home, she has represented "I was asked," she says, "to lead flow of events. It's a companion piece of Universal Expo Preview Check out this Festival. Hawaii at numerous festivals,includ­ a workshop on Hawaiian concepts sorts to Rocco and hisBrothers. Academy show by Hawaii acts who have been The winner of a 1992Distinguished ing the Smithsonian Festival of and values, which we were taught Theatre, 900 S. Beretania St.: Tue. 8/18 & accepted to perform at the UniversalExpo­ Alumni Award of the University of American Folk Lifein Washington, included the importance of working Wed. 8/19, 7:30 p.m. $4. 532-8701 sition in Seville, Spain - and help finance their trip there. On the bill: slack-key wiz­ Hawaii, Apolionasomehow manages D.C. in 1989 and the Festival of with sincerity and humility as well PacificArts in Tahiti in 1985. as the need to listen and observe and ards Ozzie Kotani and Peter Medeiros; to balance a busy schedule of per­ jazzmen Francesco Crosara and Eric Kurtz; forming with a remarkable commit­ not be so moved to talk all the time; Music Jay Junker electronic composer Robert A':olus Myers; ment to community action and a to concentrate instead on the com­ Kalaupapa storyteller Makia Malo, perform­ full-time executive position as pres­ pletion of tasks. Before the work­ Concerts ing with actors Chris Schoemaker and Jeff ident/corporate executive officer of Apoliona says her music helps her shop, Guard Kealoha and I were Alpha Blondy Blondy, who hails from Gere in a large bamboo "environmental ALU LIKEInc., the 16-year-oldhigh­ immeasurably in her work. "The talking, and he said wouldn't it be Africa'sIvory Coast, is one of the most orig­ sound sculpture" built by musician Steve ly respected statewide multiservice music," she says, "rejuvenates the great forALU LIKEto have a song. inal and authentic acts inreggae today. Rosenthal; Nani Lim Yap and Leialoha Lim spirit and also provides an opportu­ I guess the work and the belief in Aloha Amina'sNa Lei 'O Kaholoku hula halau; the agency for Hawaiians. That she stays To wer: Fri. 8/14, 7 p.m. $17.50 advance, $20 so busy is story enough.That she does nity to link with people in all seg­ ALU LIKE's mission helped to at tl1e door.536-2728 Three CorneredWorld dancetroupe, featur­ ing Karen Miyake, Eva Lee, BenMoffat and her work so well, in the spirit of sin­ ments of the community. Many times uncork some of the spirit and inspi­ David Choy QuartetJoining saxophonist the music is the entreeto other points ration. I had never written a song, Choy in tl1is Jazz Comes to Chinatown show YukieShiroma; dancerValerie Bergman;and cerity, humility and mutual respect, mime Julie McBane. of commonality. For example, but within half an hour the lyric and will be bassist Bruce Hamada, pianist Jim AndrewsAmph itheatre, makes for an even more important Howard and drummer NoelOkimoto. UH Manoa campus: Sat. 8/15, noon - 6 p.m. message and model. Olomana, with Jerry (Santos) and melody came through. We woke peo­ Mag ­ $10 donation. 395-5915 ners on the Parle, 1121 Nuuanu St.: Sun. 8/16, Long a mainstay on the Hawaiian Robert (Beaumont), created its own ple up at midnight and said 'Hey, we 3 p.m. $8. 677-1930 music scene, Apolionais pemapsbest musical identityand then linkeditself got this song!' The next morning we The Dela CruzBrothers Falsettomeisters Club Acts known for her work with the popu­ to issues of land and other na mea performed it with all the ALU LIKE Michael and James Dela Cruz hit the high Bandschedules are subject to change. Please lar group Olomana, which she joined Hawaii (Hawaiian issues). Music is staffat the Makaha Inn, where the notes in tl1is installment of Sea Life Park's in May of 1982. She has also per­ verynon-thre atening; you don't have conference was being held - and special Year of the Family "Kama'aina Fri­ call venues fo r latest information. Consult formed with thegreat Oahu quartets to do battle with points of view. It's what got to me was the way the day Night" series featuring musical groups the LiveMusic Vem1es list fo r locations and phone numbers. Kaimana and Puamana, with North very upliftingand because of it, peo­ music brought us so together. Every whosemembers come fromthe same 'ohana. Kohala singer/ storyteller Clyde ple are more ready to listen to what­ time we sing it, it helps to get us back Performing witl1 the brothers will be their 12/Wednesday ever is attached to your philosophy." on track. It pulls us back and reminds hula halau, Na Opio o Koolau, featuringtl11-ee Almost FamousVariety; 'I "Kindy" Sproat and with an ad hoc generations of dancers ranging in age from 3 Coconut Willie 's. Hawaiian supergroup affectionately In addition to her efforts on the us of our responsibilities as skillful p.m. - 1:30 a.m. to 76. SeaLif e Parle, Makapuu Point: Fri. 8/14, Augie Rey& City Ughts Dance; known as Da Bunch (which also fea­ bandstand, Apoliona has worked people, working hands, with appre­ .8:30 p.m. $5.25 (withoutpark aclmis.5ion, free Nicholas tures The Ho'opi'i Brothers, Violet extensively and effectively in the ciation of the flowersof many kinds. Nickolas. with admission). 259-7933 8emadetteand the New SensationsTop Liliko'i, Barney Isaacs and Led media -she did a Hawaiian affairs "Sincethen, I guess all other songs KaneoheBayFest Those few, proud folks radio series on KHVH, hosted The that I have composed have tried to 40; Rumours. Kaapana). Her first professional music with all the camouflage and guns put on a Blue Kangaroo Country, Folk; Jolly Roger partners, in the '60s, were David and ALU LIKE Connection on Oceanic speakof the high importanceof work, happy facefor once in.thisthree-day family Waikiki. Daniel Choy from Palolo Valley, and Cablevision and appeared in the quality of work and the process jamboreesponsored by theKaneohe Marines. Bobby Dunne Band Pop, Rock; she has played with Haunani (still the most by which we move with one thought, On the musicalbill: Molly Hatchet; Irish Rose Hawaiian Rainbow Fri. : Sat.: Saloon. Bernardino, Eldon Akamine and widely-distributed film on Hawaiian caring forone another and looking to WillieK.; Sun.: Kapena.Also fea tured: sports, Brother Noland Contemporary Hawaiian; music). In 1990, she provided guid­ the source of our strength and focus­ rides, games, food, fashion show and BEER Aaron Mahi forthe last threedecades. Malia 'sCa nlina. So come on out, as theMorale, Welfare and Carol Atkinson In the hula world, she has work­ ance, narration and the openingsong ing our energy on the task at hand." Jazz; Cupid's Lounge. Recreationpress release says, and "enjoy the ChristopherCarillo Variety; ed as music director of Frank forthe television specialKu 'u Home: Forsome artists, these words would MontereyBay beautiful base." Kaneohe MCAS: Fri. 8/14 - Kawai Hewett's Kuhai Halau o Hawaiian Songs ofHome. go only as far as the lips. No matter Sun. 8/16, all day. $2. 296-9696 Canners Outrigger. Kawaikapuokalani Pa 'Olapa Kahiko Apolionacwrently serveson a wide how beautifullyexpressed, they would and performed with many other halau. array of boards, reside merely in the realm of ideas, Her I 986 solo such as Olelo, the not in the day-to-day world, where album, Lei Corporation for the real person meets the persona. Na Community Tele­ Apoliona, working with her hands as Hulu Makua, Na vision and the state well as her spirit and na 'au (soul), Wa hine Hawai'i, of Hawaii Board of embodies the ideals of which she earned sixNa Hoku 20% OFF w/Coupon FREE Cotton short set Hanohano awards Health. sings. Perhaps this is why her songs • Variety of thong underwear with $ 25 puNhase­ and continuesto cir­ For most, this ring so true. Flowers that will never • Men's silk boxershorts Goodwhile culate widely among would be a busy fade, na pua mae'ole, they inspire us • Shortset P J.s, chemise, lovers of Hawaiian enough schedule. to action even as they entertain. • camisole,wedding gifts, supply lasts. music. She is also a Amazingly, bustiers & more! 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Remi & Friends Ta marindPa rk. Noon - 1 p.m. Variety; Wa ikiki Broiler. Famous Ricky West Band Almost Variety; Coconut Willie 's.4 Rock; GussieL 'amour's. Molina p.m. - 1:30 a.m. Rudy Guitar; Yacht Club Restaurant. Augie Rey City Steep Cliff & Lights Dance; Nicbo/as Rock;Jazz Cellar. Nickolas. Steve Frias Azure McCall Keyboard; RamsayGalleries & & Co. Jazz; 1\'ick'sFisbmar ­ Cafe . 6 -9 p.m. ket. Steven Charles Band Bemadette New Sensations Contemporary Jazz; and the Jazz; 'fl.1e Row. Black Orcbid. 10 p.m. - 3:30 a.m. TheAngry Inch Dance Rock; Wa w Wa ikiki. Blue Kangaroo The Krush Country, Folk; fol�)' Roger Contemporary Hawaiian; Out­ Wa ikiki. BMW rigger ReefTo wers. Blues; Scuttlebutt's. Bobby Dunne Tit o & LemyContemporary Hawaiian; Mon­ Band Pop, Rock; Irish Rose terey Bay Canners Wa n-/. Saloon. Tito Berinobis BniddahWaltah & IslandAfternoon Contemporary Hawaiian; Con­ Chait Ho use. 5 - 8 p.m. temporary Hawaiian; Chuck's Mililani. Tommy D & the D Band Carol Atkinson Rock; Mai Ta i Jazz; Orson's. Lounge. Christopher Carillo Tropical Knights Variety; Monterey Bay Contemporary Hawaiian; CannersOutri gger. I. Crossover WidowTop of the Maker Pop, Funk, Blues; Jaron 'sKa ilua. Rock;Jazz Cellar. Dean & Dean Contemporary Hawaiian; 2S/Saturda11 Chart Ho use. 8:30 p.m. - 1 a.m. Eddie Chung 'J Guitar; ]0/91 Roger F.ast. Alisa Randolph Musica - Edge & E Jazz; Cafe TIDES August 12 to August 18 Top 40; Oasis. Sistina. Famous WEDNESDA Y THURSDA Y FRIDA Y SATURDA Y SUNDA Y MONDA Y Exit 8 Contemporary Hawaiian; Monterey Almost' Variety; Coconut Willie's.4 Bay CannersPea r/ridge. - 8 p.m. Ho'aikane Augie Rey City Contemporary Hawaiian; & LightsDance; Nicholas Steamer's. Nickolas. Honolulu Jazz Duo McCall Co. Jazz; Cappuccinos. Azure & Jazz; Nick'sFisbmarket. Island Heart N Thyme Hawaiian; SurfboardLoun ge. Bae Jazz, R&B; Cupid's Lounge. 11 :30 a.m. - 2 p.m. New Moon Phases: LAST QUARTER -Aug 21 NEW MOON -Aug 27 FIRST QUARTER -Aug 5 FULL MOON -Aug 13 J.P. Smoketrain Bernadette andthe SensationsJazz; Tide times and heights are for Honolulu Harbor. Tide and moon information supplied by Doug Paine Design. Rock; No Na me Bar. 5 - 7 Black Orchid. 10 p.m. - 3:30 a.m. Betty LooTaylor Denyl McKay Jeffp.m. Apaka Duo & Jazz; David Finfrock & Jazz; Mabina Lounge. New Orleans Bistro. Variety; Sp indrijterKa bala. ChartHouse. 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Hawaiian; Sp in.drifterKa bala. Jeff Corvettes Blue Kangaroo Eddie Chung Ka'au CraterBoys Burton & The '50s & '60s Country, Folk; Jolly Roger Guitar; Jolly Roger F.ast. Hawaiian; Compadres. Edge 13/Ibursday Kevin Mau Rock; Kento's. Waikiki. Top 40; Oasis. Jesse Vance Boden Blues Bandits Emie Shea Variety; Coconut \Villie's.12:3 0 - Guitar, Flute; Proud Blues; Reni's. Jazz; Mabina Lounge. Famous 3:30 p.m. BMW Garret Okubo Almost Variety; Coconut Willie's.4 Kit Samson the Sound Advice Peacock 4 - 9 p.m. Blues; Scuttlebutt's. Contemporary; Chuck's & Con­ Jimmy Borges Bobby Dunne Band p.m. - 1:30 a.m. Joanie KomatsuJazz; Paradise Lounge. Pop, Rock; Irish Rose Mililani. Augie Rey City temporary; KabalaHilto n. J.P. Smoketrain & LightsDance; Nicholas Contemporary Island; Saloon. Rock; No Name Bar. Lance OriContemporary Hawaiian; Chart Wa ikiki Beachcomber. 5:45 - 7:45 p.m. BruddahWaltah&lsland Aftemoon Con- Jeff Burton& Corvettes Nickolas. Joe Bourque The '50s & '60s McCall Co. House. 5 - 8 p.m. Fiddler; Oinks Barbeque. Azure & Jazz; Nick'sFis bmar­ Jon & Vince temporary Hawaiian; Chuck's Mililani. Rock; Kento's. Lawai'aContemporary Hawaiian; Top of theI. Huddy Joel Kurasakl ket. Leahi Basebase Andrada Contem- Bryan Variety; Coconut Willie's. 12:30 Jazz; Orson's. New Contemporary Hawaiian; Chuck's porary; Horatio's. Jon Basebase Bernadette andthe SensationsJazz; Jonny The Dreamers - 3:30 p.m. Contemporary; Horatio's. Mililani. CarolAtkinson Kevin Mau Black Orchid. 9:30 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. & Contemporary Jazz; Orson 's. Variety; Coconut Willie's.12:30 - LeroyKahaku Contemporary; Black Orchid. Hawaiian; Sp indrifterKa bala. Christopher carillo . BettyTaylor Loo & RachelGonzalez Jazz; Joy Woode Taylor Variety; MontereyBay 3:30 p.m. 6-9 p.m. & Betty Loo Jazz; New Kit Samson & the Sound Advice New OrleansBistro. Loretta Ables Trio Ca nners Outrigger. Con­ Blue Kangaroo Jazz; Lewers Lounge. OrleansBistro. Crash Party Country, Folk; Jolly Roger Mahi Beamer Kabala SurfSerenaders Top 40; Gussie L 'amour's. temporary; KabalaHilto n. Contemporary Hawaiian; Crossover Kahaku Waikiki. Contemporary; Pop, Funk, Blues;jaron'sKailua. Leroy Cbntemporary; Black Orchid. Bobby Dunne Band Andrew's. Dean Dean Pop, Rock; Irish Rose Mojo KaKevinbala MauHilton. & �ontemporary Hawaiian; 6-9 p.m. Saloon. Hand Blues; Jaron's Kai/ua. Variety; Coconut Willie's. 12:30 - ChartHo use. 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Loretta Ables Trio Bryan Huddy Natural Transition Eddie Chung Jazz; Lewers Lounge. Mellow Contemporary; Ban­ Jazz; Paradise Lounge. 3:30 p.m. Natural Transition Nohelani Cypriano Kit Samson the Sound Advice Edge Guitar; Jolly Roger F.ast. Jazz; Paradise Lounge. dito 's. Contemporary; Shera­ & Con- Top 40; Oasis. New Horizon Carol Atkinson Reggae; Anna Bannanas. Jazz; Cupid's Lounge. ton Waikiki. temporary; KabalaHil ton. Exit 8 Contemporary Hawaiian; Monterey Nohelanl ChristopherCarillo North American Bush Lawai'a Cypriano Contemporary; Shera­ Variety; MontereyBay Band Rock; Anna ContemP.orary Hawaiian; Malia's·._ BayCa nnersPear/ri dge: , . ton Waikiki. Bannanas. Canttna. , -:·.:_' CannersOutri gger. Otiana, Ho'aloiui_Con\�mporary·fi�· waiiani Waikiki Nueva Vida'sBlg1halg R&B; BlackOrchid Crossover �o Hawaiian; Bay View Lounge. LeroyContemporary; Kahaku · Black Orchid. · Ohana Two ContemporaryHawaiian; Malia's · Beachcomber. Hawaiian; Bay View Lounge. OpenFire Rock; Jazz Cellar. 6 - 9:30 p.m. Cantina. Ricky Lotetta Ables Trio HonmdlOazzDuo Contemporary Jazz; cap- PlnllnlsClub Hawaiian; Mck'sFi sbmarlir!t. Dean Dean West Band Rock; GussieL 'amour's. Jazz; LewersLoun ge. Raga Star Williams & Contemporary Hawaiian; Lynn with Sunset puccinos:· · & Jazz; New Orleans RudyGuitar; Molina YachtQub Restaurant. Variety; Wa rd Centre. lsland' Blend Chart House. 8 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Avenue Hawaiian; SurfboardLoun ge. Bistro. EddieGuitar; Chuitg Jolly Roger F.ast. 7th ContemporaryHawaiian; Mon­ Noon - 1 p.m. · 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. . Richard Perrin Edge Mahl Beamer Java Java Jam . Contemporary Hawaiian; Top 40; Oasis. tereyBay Ca nnersPear/ridge. Contemporary Hawaiian; Various; Java Java Cafe. Ho'aloha Inch Chart House. 5 - 8 p.m. The Angry Dance Rock; Waw Waikiki. Andrew's. JazzQumtet Jazz; Ramsay Galleries& Cafe. Band ContemporaryHawaiian; Wa ikiki Krush Ricky West Rock; GussieL 'amour's. Beachcomber. The Contemporary Hawaiian; Out­ MeloclousFolk, 1hunk Blues;Kubio Saloon. 2:30 - 5:30 p.m. Molina IslandBlend M* Hand Jeff Apaka Duo Rudy Guitar; Yacht Club Restaurant. riggerRee f To wers. Blues; Silwr Fox Lounge. & Jazz; Mabina Lounge. Russel & Friend Hawaiian; SurfboardLoun ge. Nohelani Jeff Burton Corvettes Mellow Contemporary; 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. nto& LemyContemporary Hawaiian; Mon­ CyprianoContemporary; Shera- & The '50s & '60s Bandito's. J.P. Smoketrain tereyBay Canners Wa rd. ton Wa ikiki. Rock; Kento's. Avenue Rock; No Name Bar. Tommy D & the D Band Nueva Vida Jesse Vance Boden 7th Contemporary Hawaiian; Mon­ JayMarion Guitar; Ramsay Galleries& Cafe . Rock; Mai Ta i Ohana Two Jazz; Reni's. Guitar, Flute; Proud tereyBay Ca nners Pear/ridge. Lounge. Hawaiian; Bay View Lounge. Steep Cliff 4-6p.m. Tnie Blues OnePeople Peacock 4 - 9 p.m. Rock;Ja zz Cellar. Jeff & Duo Blues; 1be Row. Mellow Contemporary; Ban- Jimmy Borges Steven Charles Apaka Jazz; Mabina Lounge. Wi dow Maker Joe Bourque Jazz; Paradise Lounge. BandContemporary Jazz; Jeff Burton & Corvettes Rock;Jazz Cellar. dito 's. Fiddler; Oinks Barbeque. The '50s & '60s Pagan Babies Jon Vince 1beRow. Rock; Ke1110 s. World Dance; Anna Ban- Basebase & Andrada Contem- Inch Joe Bourque 1A/Friday TheAngry Dance Rock; Wa w Wa ikiki. Fiddler; Oinks Barbeque. nanas. porary; Horatio's. The Krush JoelKurasakl Alisa Randolph Muslca Jonny & The Dreamers Contemporary Hawaiian; Out­ Jazz; Orsons. & E Jazz; Cafe Pabick DicksonHaw aiian; Cupid'sLounge. Contemporary Jon Basebase riggerRee f To wers. Contemporary; Ho ratio's. Sistina. 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Hawaiian; Sp indrifterKabala. Tito Berlnobls Jonny & The Dreamers All Natural Blend Percolators Kabala Surf Serenaders Contemporary Hawaiian; Contemporary '50s & '60s Variety; Improv; JavaJa va Cafe . Contemporary; 8 •August 12, 1992 • Honolulu We ekly KabalaHil ton. ErnieShea Jazz; Mabina Lounge. Kit Samson & the Sound Advice Con­ Exit 8 Contemporary Hawaiian; Monterey temporary; Kabala Hilton. BayCa nners Pear/ridge. Theater and Lawai'a Contemporary Hawaiian; Malia 's Gary Kewley Contemporary Hawaiian; Ca ntina. Chuck'sMil ilani. Dance Loretta Ables Trio Jazz; LewersLou nge. Joanie Komatsu Contemporary Island; Watch Your Step Thisyear's summer con­ Lost Boys Rock; Kubio Saloon. Yacht Club Restaurant. cert by Pam Sandridge's Big City Productions Mahi Beamer Contemporary Hawaiian; JoelKurasaki Jazz; Orson's. dance school fean1res the work of six chore­ Andrew's. KapenaContemporary Hawaiian; Malia 's ographers: Mara Bacon, Paula Arcena, Jared MojoHand Blues; Snapper's. Ca ntina. Ake, Sonia Infante, Kathy Kessler and San­ Nohelani Cypriano Contemporary; Shera­ Kevin Mau DuoVariety; Coconut Willie's. 4 dridge herself. The performance, centered ton Wa ikiki. -8p.m. around rap, pop and jazzsongs with a social Nueva V-Hla Pop; 7be Row. LeroyContemporary; Kahaku Black Orchid. message, is the culmination of 10 weeks of Ohana Two Hawaiian; Bay View Lounge. 6 -11 p.m. training for over 1()()students ranging in skill One People Mellow Contemporary; Ban­ MusiciansJan Fijiwith Jazz; Black Orchid. from novice to professional. BakkenAudi­ dito 's. Natural Transition Jazz; Paradise Lounge. torium, Mid-Pacific Institute, 2445 Kaala St.: OpenFire Rock; Jazz Cellar. PandanusClub Hawaii an; Nick'sFish marki!t. Thur. 8/13 - Sat. 8/15, 8 p.m. $10 advance, Pagan Babies World Dance; Anna Ban­ PsadoxJazz, R&B; Oasis. $12 at the door. 735-3724. nanas. Raga & Denyl McKay Jazz; New Orleans Poynt BlankkRock; Jazz Cellar. Bistro. Remi & Friends Variety; Wa ikiki Broiler. Rendezvous Dance; Nicholas Nickolas. RudyMolina Guitar; Yacht Club Restaurant. Russ Donnelly Folk, Country; Jolly Roger Art The InchAngry Dance Rock; Wa rnWa ikiki. Wa ikiki. 0 The Krush Contemporary Hawaiian; Out­ Opening C Steep Cliff Rock;Ja zz Cellar. rigger Ree/ To wers. Hawaii §C The FabulousHotrods '50s & '60s Rock; WatercolorSociety This is the 30th DO Tito & l.eMyContemporary Hawaiian; Mon­ vi Kento's. annual openexhibition for the society. Kather­ DO terey Bay Ca nners Wa rd. :, Tito Bemobis Contemporary Hawaiian; ine Chang Llu will judge the exhibit. Opens Tommy D & the D Band Rock; Mai Ta i C Chart House.8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Wed. 8/12, runs through 9/3. Plaza �0 Lounge. Tommy D & the D Band Rock; Mai Ta i F.xhibition Roam, 700 Bishop St. 373-9141 Tropical Knights Contemporary Hawaiian; Lounge. Honc*iuPrintmakers Recent works. Opens J i .... 0 :§ Top of the I. Wayne Takamme Contemporary& Classical Mon. 8/17, runs through 9/18. Foyer Art Hawaiian; Waikiki Broiler. 5 - 9 p.m. Gallery, Leeward Community College, 96- rior to the invention of the forcingair down and clawing your 16/Sunday Wido w MakerRock; Jazz Cellar. 045 Ala Ike. 455-0477 flying machine, did people way into the sky. Thishas little to do Augie Rey & CHy Ughts Dance; Nicholas Pullingthe TogetherThreads This exhibi­ foldpaper into the traditional with paper airplanes, whose charm Nickolas. UJ!fues day tion showcasesLaotian weavings produced paper airplane shape and let lies in their ability to stay aloftsim­ BemadetteSe1IS8tions anltheNew Con­ AlmostFanous Variety; Coconut Willie's.4 in Hawaii and other aspects of the culture, temporary; Sheraton Wa ikiki. 'er fly ? Or did the airplane ply by gliding, with minimal exer­ p.m. - 1:30 a.m. including music and dance. OpensSun. 8/16, Billy Kurch Piano; LewersLounge. Ho nolulu Academy of inspire the invention of the tion on the part of the thrower. Augie Rey a CityUghts Dance; Nicholas runs through 8/30. BradoJawaiian; Coconut Willie's.4 - 8 p.m. Ans, 900S. Beretania St. 532-8700 paperairplane ? -Michael One can arguethat the true father Nickolas. BryanVariety; Huddy Coconut Willie's. 12:30 Battle of the Bands Rock; Jazz Cellar. AlanRath This exhibition boasts computer­ Anstead, Montreal, Quebec of the paper airplane - at least the - 3:30 p.m. BettyTaylor Loo a Darryl McKayJazz; ized sculptures with computer equipment, One of your more piquant ques­ one true father of whom we have carolAtkinson Jazz; Orson 's. New OrleansBistro. electronic components and video monitors tions, ain't it? Presumably you didn't any detailed knowledge - was an Charley's Garden Rock; Anna Bannanas. Blue Kamgaroo Country, Folk; Jolly Roger to explore the relationship between humans have model railroads until you had English squire named George Crash Party Top 40; Gussie L 'amour's. Wa ikiki. and machines. One majorpiece of work enti­ railroads. But not only did model Cayley, who built gliders around DavidFinfrock Variety; Sp indrifterKa bala. BobbyDume Band Pop, Rock; Irish Rose tled Challengerfocuses on the 1986 space (including paper) airplanes precede 1800. Cayley constructedseveral of Dean & Dean Contemporary Hawaiian; Saloon. shuttle disaster. Opens Tue. 8/18, runs airplanes, the formerwere an essen­ these fromkites (linen rather than Chart House. 9 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Carol Atkinson Jazz; Cupid's Lounge. through 10/11 ContemporaryMuseum, 2411 EdPmelles Guitar; Irish RoseSaloon. tial step in the development of the paper, but close enough) fastened to ChristopherCaillo Variety; MontereyBay MakikiHts. Dr. 526-0232 EddieZany Rock; Coconut Willie 's.8 p.m. - & latter, and their histories are inex­ poles, which he flung likejavelins Ca nners Outrigger. Watertilies FloralRecent Series water­ 1:30 a.m. colorsby Gretchen Aona. Opens Mon. 8/17, tricably linked. from a hillside near his home. After CoffeeJazz; MaioaJazz Coffee Manoa.7 - Ernie SheaJazz; Mahina Lounge. 9p.m. runs through 8/31. Ko 'olau Gallery, Wind­ Unfortunately,that's about all we a little fine-tuninghe foundhe could Exit 8 Contemporary Hawaiian; Monterey Crash PartyTop 40; Gussie L 'amour's. ward Mall. 247-0709 can definitively say about paperair­ get up considerable distance, and a Bay Ca nners Pear/ridge. David Variety;Finfrock . Sp indrifterKa bala. Winter Wind, Summer Moon A sculpture planes, a subject that is shrouded in new form of recreation for sixth­ Jeff Burton & The Corvettes '50s & '60s EddieChung Guitar; Jolly RogerFA.st. installation of lost wax bronze castings by obscurity - deservedly, the cretins grade recess was born. Rock; Kento's. Ernie SheaJazz; Mahina Lounge. Wayne T. Kawamoto. Opens Sun. 8/16, runs may say. Creditfor the firstpaper air­ Experimentalists by that time had Jesse Vance Boden Guitar, Flute; Proud Honolulu Blues BandBlues; Black Orchid. through 8/28. Commons Gallery,Art Building, plane is generally given to Leonardo a rough knowledgeof airfoils, based Peacock 4 - 9 p.m. 9:30 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. UH Manoa campus. 956-2191 Scientific Joanie Komatsu Contemporary Island; IslandBlend Hawaiian; Surfboard Lounge. da Vinci, which is why in part on effortsto improve the effi­ Ya cht Club Restaurant. American named the prize awarded ciency of windmills. Cayley greatly 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Continuing Kapena Contemporary Hawaiian; Malia 's Jeff Burton & TheCorvettes '50s & '60s in its 1967-'68 paper airplane con­ expanded on this during his own Ca ntina. AhaHana Uma '92 Gatheringof Crafts. test the Leonardo. However, while research and later when he wrote a Rock; Kento's. men An exhibition in various media by Ledward Kaapana& lkonaHaw aiian; Scut­ Joanie Komatsu Contemporary Island; Cecil does not want to take anything detailed and fairly accurate treatise tlebutt's. 2 - 6 p.m. Chuck Evan�. Sam Hernandez,Toshiko Hori- Ya cht Club Restaurant. uchi MacAdam, Walter Nottingham, Chris away fromthe ultimate Renaissance on aircraft design. It attracted little Natural Transition Jazz; Paradise Lounge. Joel KurasakiJazz; Orson 's. man (the picture of the chunky babe notice, but it's not Cayley's faultif Over the Hill GangDixieland; FastEddie 's. Staley and Berti! Vallien. Through 9/16. 7be Ka'au Crater Boys Hawaiian; Co mpadres. ContemporaryMuseum 'sHonolulu Adwrtiser with the grin is a stitch), close exam­ he was surrounded by dopes. 2-5 p.m. Kevin Mau Variety; Coconut Wil/ie's. 12:30 - PandanusClub Hawaiian; Nick'sFish market. Gallery, 605 Kapiolani Blvd. 526-1322 ination suggests that he may not As for who designed the classic 3:30 p.m. Apollo Oils of marine life and Hawaiian deserve the honor. paper "dart" known to every ParadoxJazz, R&B; Oasis. Kit Samson & the Sound Advice Con­ Que MartynTrio Jazz; Black Orchid 7 - 11 plants. Ongoing. Restaurant Row, 500 Ala Leonardo, or Len, as I like to think schoolchild - well, we don't know temporary; Ka balaHil ton. Moana Blvd. 532-1200 p.m. LanceOnl loContemporary Hawaiian; Chait of him, was interested in flight and for sure. We do know that in 1867 Raga &Woode Joy Jazz; New OrleansBistro. The ofArt Musical Instruments An exhibit designed a parachute (square, per­ J.W.Butler and E. Edwards of Great House. 5 - 8 p.m. of musical instruments from tl1e East and Remi & Friends Variety; Wa ikiki Broiler. LeroyKahaku Contemporary; Black Orchid. versely enough) and a primitive heli­ Britain proposed a human-size dart Royal Hawaiian BandContempomry; Kapi­ West with common musical and cultural 6-11 p.m. threads connecting them. 11irough 9/11. John copter. (One of his model choppers, that was virtually identical in design, okmiPa rkBandstand 2 - 3 p.m. Local Band Night Dance Rock; Wa ve using fe athers forrotors, is thought if not in size, to the modern paper Russ Donnelly Folk, Country;Jolly Roger A. Bums Hall, East-West Center, 1m East­ Wa ikiki. West Rd. 944-7666 to have gotten airborne, although variety. (The propellant was not to Wa ikiki. Loretta Ables Trio Jazz; Lewers Lounge. scoffers say it was simply based on Steep Cliff Rock; Jazz Cellar. CharlesBartlett: TheMaking of a Wood­ have been a giant hand, however, but Love Notes Doo-wop & Oldies; Sheraton blockPrint On view are progressive proofs a then-popular kid's toy.) He made a solid fuel.) The plane was never Strolling Hawaiian Duo Contemporary Wa ikiki. 8 - 10 p.m. Hawaiian; Ja ron'sKa ilua. 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. which form Charles Bartlett's The Hour of reference in one of his notebooks to built, and it was a long time before NaturalTransition Jazz; Paradise Lounge. Prayer.Through 8/ 16. HonoluluAcademyof building a model airplane out of practical delta-winged aircraft Sun Rich Contemporary Hawaiian; Chart Nohelani Cypriano Contemporary; Shera­ House. 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. Arts,900 S. Beretania St. 532-8700 parchment, the paper of the day, and emerged. But some bored grade­ ton Waikiki. 10 p.m. - midnight LindaPhotographs Ching and hand-colored The InchAngry Dance Rock; Wa rnWa ikiki. Ohana Two there is a legend, undoubtedly false, schoolereither rippedoff But ler and Hawaiian; Bay ViewLounge. dye transfer prints from the artist's book Tommy D & the D Band Rock; Mai Ta i PandanusHawaiian; Club Nick 'sFi shmarki!t. that he succeeded at manned flight. Edwards or had a remarkably simi­ Lounge. Ha waiian Goddess. Through 8/31. Roy 's Remi & Friends Variety; Wa ikiki Broiler: Restaurant,6600 Kalanianaole Hwy. 3%-7(/)7 But it's debatable whether Leonardo lar inspiration, because the hasdesign Wayne Takamine Contemporary& Classical Rolando Hawaii Sanchez & Salsa Latin; 8 x 10 x 10 A miniature show by local artists had any clue about airfoils, which of been the foundationof 90 percent of Hawaiian; W'aikiki Beachcomber. 10 a.m. - 2 Anna Bannanas. in a wide variety of media. Through 8/31. course are the heartand soul of paper paper aircraft constructed since. p.m. Russel & Friend Mellow Contemporary; airplanes and indeed of virtually all Zero to SixtyRock; Jazz Cellar. Gallery EAS, 1357 S. Beretania St. 523-1357 Bandito 's. LuigiFumagalli Ab� tract impressionisticoils. aircraft. Paper airplane aficionados, 7thAvenue Mon­ -CECIL ADAMS 11/Monday Contempomry Hawaiian; Ongoing. Restaurant Row Galle1y, 500 Ala no doubt hoping to drag in a big name terr!J•Bay Ca nnersPea r/ridge. 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n the gardens surrounding the offer an alternative;currently, lanterns Tendai Mission in Nuuanu Nikki Ty-Tomkins are firmlyaffixed to wooden rafts preparations forthe annual To r; which are drawn by an outrigge; religious ceremonies held to honor Nagashi ("floatinglantern") cere­ canoe bearing the largest lantern_ the dead during the months of July mony are in full swing. Under a the "Great Toro." The parade of and August). As it's celebrated in protective portico, the wooden ! ternsdrifts as fa r as the McCully Hawaii, Toro Nagashi is the result � framework of an enormous bndge; the lanterns are thengathered of the convergence of two influences lOO�. lantern soars to a height of well over up and returnedto the mission. After - the summer Dragon Boat Festival WITH DURASOW 10 feet. Several smaller lanternsare a few days, when they have dried which was held to honor the suicid; lined p nearby, awaiting finalpaper out, they are burned... with the appro­ COlORS CONTACT � of a frustrated poet in the third cen­ _ covenng and ornamentation. pnate prayers said. tury B.C., and the Buddhist celebra­ lENSES ... Jean Yu hara, a tirry, vivacious This year's ToroNagashi is sched­ tion of the visit of the souls of the wo a who readily admits to being uled for this Saturday. On that day, IN 18 SHADES! � � _ dead to the land of the living. the girl Fnday" of this Buddhist _ over 2,000 paper lanterns and dozens According to convention, the core sect, leads the way past the lanterns of floating rafts will be brought to SPECIAl! into the beautiful mansion, which of the Bon Festival was celebrated e canal, near theWaikiki -Kapahulu v r three days. On the firstday, the � $99/Pair was once the home of the late Alfred � � library. Many of the lanterns will hv!�g pai� homage to the dead by HAZELEMERALD GREEN Castle but now houses the Tendai _ already have the names of ancestors MIS!YGREY, BABY B!U/ Mission. Before settling down to a visiung therr gravesand inviting souls printed on one side; others will be OURASOflcolors: back to their earthly homes. On the discussion of the upcoming festival offered to the public at the site. second day, an offering was made at K. PAUl CttlN,O.D. she permits a small visit to the tern� Before the festivitiesbegin at 6 the fa mily shrine while a priest chant­ OPTOMEfRIST - 521-9151 pie ("or church - nowadays, it p.m. there will be a large Mando ed sutras for the deceased. On the doesn't matter what you call it," she Parade, which will include all the says with a smile). The sacred area finalday, the spirits of the dead were various Buddhist sects as well as guided back to their world by hun­ occupies a large room that once con­ many churches and temples. Yu hara dreds of paper lanternsset adrift on ffi IXAMP!mPIIOI IROllRlffl tained the late Mrs. Castle's library stresses that everyone is welcome to NKIIIARY. llYJIIDllMI O!IIR a nearby body of water. an? the original dark wooden pan� join in, particularly since the date of Today the rituals have become elhn_g sets offa magnificentdisplay this year's ceremony - Aug. 15 _ of gilded statues of Jizo, a Buddha somewhat truncated - moderneco­ coincides with the end of World War HANDCARVED sent to guard children and farmers· logical concerns have forced some II, and this year's Great Toro is ded­ SOAPSTONE changes. Even though they are made Kwannon, the goddessof mercy; and icated to the 100thWa ntry Battalion. of biodegradable waxed paper, the KENYAN the "fire"Buddha. A rare and exten­ A pro am of music, chanting and !anternsaren't permitted to floatfreely � .JEWELRY sive collection of daruma - small prayer will follow, which this year good luck dolls whose blank faces mto the ocean. Complaints about 1s planned to include a whimsical lanternsthat washed up on the beach 2,�MASKS are painted by their owners to mark concession to modernity _ a karaoke after the JodoMission 's original Toro each occasion of good luck - lines group. At 7:30, the Obon ceremony Nagashi ceremony at Haleiwa EBONY an entire wall. which includes prayers forthe soul� FIGURES encouraged the Tendai ornup In this magnificent room, you are b of the honored dead as well as for to immediately aware of the impo1tance those lost at sea, in war or tidalwaves CERAMIC of ritual. .. and one of those rituals will begin. Then the rafts, with the; eusrs will this week provide Honolulu with series of flickering lanterns, will be IARGE a lovely religious ceremony, the Toro Toro gently lowered into the canal to the AFRICAN POTS Nagashi at the Ala Wai Canal, in agashi accompaniment of classical music KIONDO BAGS which over 2,000illuminated lanterns N onY p�ovided by a groupof Gagaku musi­ will drift slowly down the darkened cerern cians. As the strands of lanternsslow- SAFARI canal, guiding the spirits of the dead. ai canal 1y float down the canal, several ANIMALS Traditionally, Toro Nagashi is the Ala W . thousand people on shore will send sat., Aug. 15, 6 p 111. =r.:.er..�tTJIER last event in the Bon Festival (a series them safely on their way, with prayers E of colorful folkdances and related HAND CRAFT D for �e souls of loved ones. • ITEMS August 12, 1992 • Honolulu We ekly • 11 cdlages. Princess Ruth Qu«!ti.Emma tania St. 532-8700 and ilie Global Economy." cried their eyes out when iliey had to sit on to meet daily needs for food, clothing and cdaful fame Thwgh9/6. Past/Forward Ke 'eliknlaniAuditorium, Visitor Centerat Ho Botan­ GaJlery, Hawaii Craftsmen's 1992 Kamehameha Schools Santa's lap, this less ilireateningchildhood medicine. 'ornalubia 1301Punchbowl St547-43W ical Garden, lnnencapesAaylic and mixed-media can­ statewide annual juried exhibition. Through campus: Thur. 8/13, 8 a.m. Free. 842-8231 idol may prove an easieravuncular encounter 45-680 Luluku Rd.: Sat. 8/15 & Alfred 's at Honolulu Academyof Arts, public vasesby Lola Stone. Through 8/15. 8/30. 900 S.Bere­ PaciicTao Island Festival A fcxumwill foryour children. The ubiquitous Ronald will Sun. 8/16, 9 a.m. - noon. $12. 848-4149 CenturyCenter, ry Wa ialua Public Kaalawai Shoreline Hike 1750 KalakauaAve. 955-5353 beheld at this agrarian gathering (see Wbate- host sto -hour this week. This 2-mile, tania St. 532-8700 Library, Jason2Photographs by Jason Nakano; paint­ A RainbowWorks ofColor in day by Sandy 1WJS listinty to discussWmdward Oal1U's future 67-068 Keaiohanui: Sat. 8/15, 10:45 novice hike follows ilie shoreline at Black Artsof Pa radise, ings and drawingsby JasonTerao ka. Through Martin. Through 8/31. Inter­ ecological needs. FacilitatorDiGrazia Tom will a.m. Free. 637-4876 Point, the beachiliat has kept Doris Duke Symphonious Sleep-over JolaniPalace, 8/16. Acme Artwerks, 1065 Kapiolani Blvd. national Marketplace. 924--2787 mediate a friendly dialogue among environ­ Musical games forever young. Mauka side: Hawaii's oth­ What 545-0827 1heStruggle for People, Land & mentalists, legi.5lators, Native Hawaiiansand and demonstmtions from ilie exhibit Sat. 8/15, 9 a.m. $1. 836-4940 Julie Kerns Schaper Sea ry WindwardCommunity Music?are Kathleen King Style Show Recent watercolors. A photo documenta by Ed Greevy ers who are interested. Makes partof this overnightwork­ Judging from CafeChe Pasta, College, Bi.shop Museum Through 8/29. 1001 Bishop covering 25 yearsof protestover d1e oppres­ 45-720 Keaal1ala Rel.: Sat. 8/15, 1:30 - shop for 6-to IO-year-olds. the dadaist, cut-and-paste announcement for CastleBu ilding, St. 524-0004 sion of Hawaiian culture and lifestyle. 3:30p.m. Free.235- 7433 1525 Bernice St.: Sat. 8/15, 7 local designer Kat111een King's "fashion-type Fa natik Gallery, Sacred Places KayumanggiThis PresenceD exhibit show­ Through tl1e summer. 1820 II This full-day workshop p.m. - Sun. 8/16, 8 a.m. $53 foradult and event," her choice of venue forshowing ilie casesworks by Hawaii artistsof Filipino ances­ University Ave. 947-1615 on preservingand maint,'liningreligious build­ child pair, $27 for each additional family new collection seems appropriate (wiili a Taitoru Ga Na, Trt olo, Sans Titre , try. Kayumanggi means "brown skin" in the Sensa ings and ilie treasures iliey house will be member. 848-4149 spin of d1e globe,dose youreyes and point.) Sin Trt ulo, UntHled hosted by Bernard Gruenke, who has worked But, Kathleen says the North Shore adds a Filipino language and comes fromthe title of Paintings by Garren Pat's Roy 's ParkBistro, touch of country to her funkyappar el. a painting by Hawaii artistRomolo Valencia. Fagaragan. Through 8/31. on several Hawaii d1urd1 restomtions. A free At Pzmaluu, Originally tl1e brainchild of Mandell Andres, 1956 Ala Moana Blvd. 944--4624 organ concert at the Cathedral of Our Lady of 53-567 Kamehan1eha Hwy.: Sat. A Tribute to Hawaiian Banyan Tree Call His­ Whatevahs this second annual exhibit indudes works by the Peace will follow the workshop. 8/15. 1 p.m. Free. 293-8502 toricHa waii Foundationfo r resermfion.sand guest artists Jose Blanco from the Philippines Aaylic with pen-and-inkpaintings by Glenn AmericanBring RecorderSociety your own LaieHl.ls Island\ by Eel Ran1pell,wid1 accompa­ Ancient Kid, accompanied your bank) of TV fame, and moves to a pro­ and anyone who enjoys runningand walking by a parent can discover how the ancient ject of your choice where your kokua is nying textalXJUt tl1e life and literatureof Herman Garden Level Dining Room, in a friendly, supportiveand non-competitive Learning Hawaiians lived in nature by making Hawai­ needed. East­ Band.standsnack bar, Melville, who lived in the Marquesas exactly in atmO.'iphere. Kapiolani Ma rquesan Village, Jewish Communities China Whoknew? ian fashions, playing games, and working in West Center: Sat. 8/15, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. 150 years ago. Ongoing. Ha waii Park: Thursdays, 5:30 p.m. Free. 946-4244 Get the lowdown at thi5 bi-cultuml presena­ a taro lo'i. Reservations required, Free. 543-2235 Island Polynesian Cultural Center. 293-3333 Na ture Center, End of Summer Dance Pacific TaroFestival taro The ohana Miss l'tlchaelColorist McKema workson the tion wiili guests from the People's Republic 2131 Makiki Hts. Dr.: Sun. Parents Without in Hawaii will presenta day-long festival with 1be Kailua L< Jand environment. Through8/ 31. of China and UH professor Lenn Goodman 8/16, Session I (6 - 10 years old) 10 a.m. - Partnerssponsors this bash with doorprizes, a cornucopia of games,den1onstrations, crafts, Coffee Co ., noon; Session II (preschoolers) 1:30 - 3:30 free pupus, a no-host bar and music. NCO 108 Hekili St., Suite 3. 261-4291 whoselecture "Establishing a Historical Foun­ Club, exhibits and even a poi-eatingcontest to cel­ Noa Noa dation" will provide a basis for the evening's p.m. S3. 955-0100 Fort Shafter: Sat. 8/15, 8 p.m. - l a.m. A woodcutseries by Paul Gauguin Kuyk­ Christy ebmte the root.Good fun for all -and good dL'iCUssion. Hold the mar siu, please. BeYour Best Fashion Showthe Be S 10. 262-6442 Windward Commu­ originally intended to accompany an auto­ endallAuditorium, Hawaiians excuse fo' eat plenty. UH Manoacampus: Thur. Turlington of the fourth gradewith new duds Etmobotaiyof the Early Natu­ nityCollege, biogmphicaJaccount of his life in the South Children's 45-720 KeailialaRd.: Sat. 8/15, 8/13, 7 p.m. Free. 735-8558 from this fashion showfor keikis. mlist Hiko'ula Hanapi guides this two-part, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Free. 235-7433 Pacific. Impressions of these woodcuts Dept., Women's Wont Emc:ationDr. Lec:tme JamesA. Crupi, pres­ Liberty House Ala Moana: Sat. 8/15, Bishop Museum-sponsored hike through NightLiterary ReadingSre printed by Gauguin's son were never pub­ Pick on Page 6. lished during the French artist's life.Tiwugh ident and founderof Strategic Leadership Solu­ noon. Free. 941-2345 Ho'omaluhia BotanicalGardens and tells how • Honolulu Academyof Arts, Ronald McDonaldStory Hour 9/20. 900 S. Bere- tions will lecture onthe "Future of Education If the kids the early Hawaiians used a variety of plants

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