THE LEFT LANE
TV chef smackdown
Advertiser Staff and News Services
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Watch chefs DK Kodama, Russell Siu, Willie Pirngruber, Miles Tokigawa and Duccio Orlandini vs. the Mainland pros at 3 p.m. Saturday on the Food Network; repeats at 6 p.m. Saturday.
Daddy calls in pros
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Lenhart will perform "Lei Pikake," while daughter Amanda Lenhart, 12, dances hula as lei queen at Holy Nativity School in 'Aina Haina. It's a school tradition for the dad of the lei queen to sing while the daughter dances. Figuring he needed kokua in a big way, Lenhart called Flanagan and Aweau, who obliged. So for today only, Hapa is a trio.
Nibbling on fashion
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Sandwiches, scones and sweets will be served. A fashion show featuring designs by Joan Blackshear, keiki attire by Hitomi and vintage clothing by Hula Heaven will be accompanied by the slack-key guitar melodies of John Keawe. Also planned: a silent auction and portraiture by photographer Toby Hoogs. Tickets: $40 adult, $20 child in advance. Reservations recommended: Jan, (808) 334-0334. At the door: $50.
'Devil's' advocates
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Free bookmarks to all who send their address along with their comments (check Sunday's paper or the.honoluluadvertiser.com/current/il/bookclub for specifics).
If you're reading the paperback edition, make note: On the front cover, slide your fingers over the space below author Glen David Gold's name. Feel the bumps? That's braille. Wonder what it says? Look for the answer Sunday in the Island Life section.
